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I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings (S19E04) · Four Finger Discount (Simpsons Podcast)

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  Hey, everybody, welcome to fourth a Discount. I am Dan with another
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  So you're gonna be getting at the review of I Don't want to know
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  why the Cage Bird sings today as opposed to last week. Basically it's just
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  Bird Sings? And I'll see you all next Tuesday. Oh I'm a stitch
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  Okay, listen very carefully, don't do anything they say, remain panicky,
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  In the bulletin Bought in the closet by my love. Fourfinger discount dude,
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  welcome to four figure discount with this week, we're here to review I don't
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  want to know why the cage bird sings. I am Dan and I'm joining
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  right now by a man who was rubbing his hands together looking like he's ready
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  to delve into and rip this episode to shreds. No, no surprise,
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  I am guy. I'm running my hands together because it is cold in July.
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  Yeah, I opened the windows before because jet WoT past? Why did
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  you do walk past? Actually? Yes, thats like we love that dog,
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  But stinker, he's actually be fine now. Yeah, he's changed his
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  medications befo a while. We worked it out that he couldn't eat cheese,
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  so that that's said to give the tablets of cheese. The news news goes,
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  we've allays given him tables of cheese. And then we went to our
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  defriend Michael Ball, and said, can we work out why I just caught
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  him up? Why he's fasting here? And he goes, well, is
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  he alleged to daring? I went, I don't know. He goes,
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  what is he fine? After you give? Do you give him cheese or
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  milk? I said, I'll give the leftover of my kids breakfast in the
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  morning, So yes he does get milk, and yes I give him cheese
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  with every time he has a tablet and he goes, yeah, be the
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  cheese, So never do I givehim cheese. He ain't farting anymore because someone
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  else may be alluded to cheese. Man, I'm going to miss cheese.
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  Rub my hands together, yes, because of Cole and I don't intend to
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  rip this. In New One, this was a just as they mentioned catch
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  potato theater in this episode, this was an episode of perfectly fine theater.
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  You know what it is, it's it's hard to rip anything in the shreds
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  that involves Steve Amy. In my opinion, that is very correct. Let's
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  give a shout out to our friend Steve Ami. And also let's give a
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  what's the opposite of a shout out? A shout out? A throw down
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  acknowledgment, a beatdown too. The person who punched step A Shemi in the
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  face an actual in real life? Have you seen this? Have you heard
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  about? This? Is this recent? This happened maybe last week or the
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  week before. There is couldn't couldn't avoid the bug eyes or that's for Bargo
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  Airli. There is something fundamentally broken with American society at the moment. If
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  you go by social media, which you shouldn't do. But a lot of
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  people in New York City are getting punched in the face. They're getting sucker
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  punched or setting themselves on fire, or setting themselves on fire. But there's
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  a lot of just random street assaults of people. So it also happened.
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  It's happened to a few actors recently as well. Now, if you've appeared
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  in a movie by the Coen Brothers recently, you might want to watch out
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  because first actor Michael Strulbag, star of the Coen Brothers a series man other
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  viewers might know him from the being Timothy Chalamaye's dad in Callen by Your Name.
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  He was also in Doctor Strange got punch in the face. He was
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  just walking along Marney's our business. Someone comes up punch him in the face.
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  Not great, and their name is not Lenny and their name is not
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  Lead. Well that would be in the back of the head though. But
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  then someone recently just ran up the Steve as Shemi, a sixty six year
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  old man's that could kill him, and punched him squaring the face. He
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  could kill you any age. It killed you in any age, I mean,
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  he says. Here a man charged with punching. Steve is held on
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  fifty thousand dollars bond should be five hundred thousand. I'm sorry. There's just
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  some national treasures you don't touch. This is Tom Hanks, Steve Amy,
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  rober Mallins. God rest his soul would have been one of them. Let's
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  just take a moment to sing the praises of Steve ASMI not only in this
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  episode and another episode of the Simpsons. He's a petin films or Quentin Tarantino,
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  Coen Brothers, Good Day Afternoon. That's the thumb fucking he voicecaded.
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  That's Cino. He's pitting films by my man Able Ferrara. He was before
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  he was an actor, or maybe while he was trying to make as an
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  actor. He also worked as a volunteer fireman. He did in New York
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  City, and when September eleven happened, he dragged out his gear and he
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  went down to ground zero and he started helping out. That's Steve Amy.
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  Yeah. Now, if that's in twenty twenty four, he wouldn't have pulled
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  his phone out and said, look at me, look what I'm doing.
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  He just fucking went and did it. He just went and fucking did it.
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  Also responsible for one of the great means of our time. How do
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  you do, fellow games, Yes, and you're gonna punch this man in
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  the face, not having it, not at all, just terrible human being.
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  I'm very disappointed by this, indeed, but I think Steve has probably
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  recovered quite nicely. The only upside of this if he was punched near the
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  eye, it wouldn't look like the swelling would be that bad. Steve,
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  I love you. That's the only reason I'm going to make a joke.
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  He would appreciate that joke. I think, what are you talking about.
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  He's also for nineties kids, the guy who save Billy Madison and put lipstick
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  on. He's a red player in Sandman. You're gonna punch this man.
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  Adam Sandler is on a manhunt right now. He's gone out for him.
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  He trusted you. He's going after him. Little Nicky style or Bobby bchaystyle
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  or Bobby be schaystyle would be better. Yes, you don't mess with the
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  Zohan is what we've learned anyway. But of course on the show we are
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  going to take sand Men detours. Let's not do that. Let's talk about
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  this episode instead. I hope you appreciate that I have turned up American sober
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  rather than Irish sober. Yes, but yeah, this was a perfectly fine
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  episode. Look a few of the issues or faults that I tend to have
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  with recent episodes just it's the same old thing, isn't it. Home is
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  a joke for no reason, just the towns people are cruel to each other
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  for no reason. Now it just feels like it was very mean. Crusty
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  in particular, was very mean spirited in this. I know Krusty's not a
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  nice guy, but yeah, even hibbits interactions in the entire episode, I
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  just thought, where is this coming from? Yeah, I don't know if
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  it sort of speaks about the way American society or the society of the world
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  was at this time. When The Simpsons premiered, it seemed like, you
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  know, people were grumpy or grauty, or they behave badly, but it
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  was usually because we're just trying to get through the day and it's working your
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  ass off and getting nowhere. Yes, something that Dando, you know,
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  currently resonates Bory strongly. We'll get to that. But it seemed like,
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  you know, when you behave badly or acted out. It was out of
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  a sense of frustration or maybe desperation. It's like, Man, I'm working
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  hard and life's just not going my way, whereas this it just seemed but
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  yeah, the fundamental goodness and decency of not just a Simpsons family, but
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  the people of Springfeld kind of came through. Now it just seems like,
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  yeah, everybody's an asshole. Yeah, no one wants to be there anymore.
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  No one likes that anybody else. Yeah. So, and it takes
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  you out of the as a Simpsons fan been watching for the entire series,
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  it takes you out of the moment because you're sitting there going, why are
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  you being so mean to doctor Hibbitt. Yeah. Now, we don't necessarily
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  want the Simpson to be it's a what's a magical man from happy Land who
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  lives in a gun drip has a learning bird blant one of my favorite moments.
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  Well, you're being sarcastic then, right. I think one of the
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  reasons the Simpsons took off when it did and became as popular as it did.
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  It gave voice to a lot of that frustration and desperation that I was
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  talking about. You were so used to, particularly American situation comedy families being
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  like I love you, gazz. That's why al Bundy works so well.
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  It's why al Bundy works and that's why The Simpsons works out well. I
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  mean, the Simpsons didn't go quite as far as as Married with Children did,
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  and no peck ni pick like, oh my life's dreadful. The Simpsons
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  was used to be so great at parodies just that, no peck, Yeah,
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  and look, the Married Children really gave voice to that, but Simpons
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  gave voice to it in a slightly more quite unquote, family friendly, more
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  structured way out. Married with Children was such I haven't washed it for so
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  long, but it felt like it was deliberately just going over the top.
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  Oh yeah, and that's what the audience wanted you listen to. It's like
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  it was it was playing to the the ape inside us all, you know
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  very much. So yeah, and like the polar opposite of something like the
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  two family sitcoms that I always quite growing times or even here, it's amazing.
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  No, I think I don't think anyone's got anything bad to say about
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  Ed O'Neil and Katie Sigole. Maybe David Fastina, but or Christina or Christina
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  Rabbelgate. Everyone loved Christina Rabblegate, and they're viewed as like, oh,
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  these people are exemplifying the worst things about you know, American society and American
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  family. Like meanwhile, not like that greet bill cars. But it's almost
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  like people going, can we come back to being like our Bundy now much
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  pretty much just like sit around. Yeah, but you've got that in the
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  early days of The Simpsons where it's like this is probably more recognizable to you
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  if you've if you actually live in a family unit, you'll have each other's
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  back, but occasionally you want to choke the shit out on one another.
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  That's what the Simpsons was like as well as well. That's what I'm saying
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  that that is what the Simpsons. Yeah, at its core, you know,
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  they're at each other and you are with your brothers and sisters, your
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  siblings, you're fighting. At the end of the day, if someone messes
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  with your sibling, you're gonna fuck that person up, exactly. Yeah.
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  Now, maybe familiarity from between the audience and the show or just but in
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  you know, the people who create the show I'm talking about the Simpsons here
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  atwork created some degree of contempt everyone's getting a bit sort of grouchy, a
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  bit angrier the writer's room. That's what I'm thinking. Maybe maybe that is
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  the case. This is just purely unqualified psychotherapy from your pals down to one
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  guy here. But maybe it's the thing. I really want to start getting
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  more writers from the show, who's to be on the show and just be
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  animated, Just people who were there during this period, just ask them what
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  was the mentality going into some of the gags here, for example, sideshow
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  mal and things like that. It just feels like, at some points you're
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  watched this going, is this a retaliation to the Simpson's not being cool anymore
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  and them not trying to appear cool but just being angry at the world there.
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  It's just it's just I just don't get why there was a crusty in
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  hibbit in this episode where I just went, you could literally have just assigned
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  these payouts to any carry, anybody else. Yeah, yeah, it was
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  the first one I watched. The Krusty Ones seem relatively in character, but
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  hip it could be anybody. Yeah. Yeah. It just feels like,
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  why did you choose Hibbit here? What's the point of all this? I
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  just I don't get but with the story, I enjoyed it, but I
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  can't help but think I've got my notes here. It's just another march helping
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  somebody in these story We've had that. So it seems like ninety percent of
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  her stories now in these teen years, it's the same thing. Whether it
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  be that painter Jack Crowley was was he a prisoner? I think, yeah,
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  that good painter. That was the Michael Keaton when yes, yeah,
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  when Nelson needed somebody because you needed a mother a role, it's like someone's
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  in need, it's just assigned, Marge. Yeah. Now it's a it's
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  a probably a very relevant comment about how women do the bulk of the quote
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  unquote emotional labor in households. You know, if someone if something needs to
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  be done, you go to your what do you go to your dad for?
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  Probably money? I think it's changed a bit now, but that's yeah.
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  But for the majority of life, that's always been the mentality. Yeah,
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  yeah, it's shifting ever so slightly incrementally. But Nicolay comes home now
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  and asks, why is dinner not cooked? I'm sitting there with my kitchen
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  apron on trying to cook, juggling plates and getting the kids. Now he's
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  we don't have the Cara is going to do nothing. Come to the apron.
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  He's a saucy French maid's outfit. Nicholas request, well, you know
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  you've got to keep her indoors happy. But yeah, I honestly think that
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  is the case, and I think get a bit repetitive. Absolutely, when
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  it's oh, Marge's helping out another person. I liked in this episode how
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  I kind of flipped it. Here Normally is the other person letting Marge down,
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  but here was Marge letting the other person down. But I can understand
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  why Marge let him down because you just sort of she said what she said
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  to get out of the situation. Absolutely, yeah, and I mean a
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  small part of her sort of wanted to help him, but then she went,
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  there's the guy who put a gun in my face. Yes, you
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  got a bit real for me this episode too, when she's like calling Homer
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  on the phone saying, if you don't make it, there's a goodbye,
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  my love, And I thought this is getting a bit heavy. Oh yeah,
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  yeah, I mean, you hear more and more things about say I'm
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  sorry to bring the mood of the room down a little bit. But one
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  thing that reminded me of is he reminded me of the nine to eleven calls
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  from the plane. There's that there's also school shootings in the US. I
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  just I don't know. You know, you're having kids sort of like texting
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  their parents saying if I don't make it out of them, like what the
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  fuck? Yeah, but like March, then you can remarry. And I
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  know they trying to make it a gag by having the list of names and
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  things like that. But when she just said goodbye, my love, and
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  I thought, holy shit, this isn't fun, this isn't funny, this
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  is just this is somewhat scary a little bit. Yeah, maybe it was
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  their sort of I don't know them trying to tackle the issue of Yeah.
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  I think at its best, the Simpsons and a lot of other shows are
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  able to dovetail those kind of tones together. You can have a moment oh
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  wow, that actually really affects me, that really resonates with me. But
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  I don't know, the tones don't seem they're grinding up against each other here
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  as opposed to flowing into one another. Did they actually did they explain why
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  he robbed the bank? I can't recall, No, I he had some
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  deep set of issues because of his mother abandoning him and things like that.
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  But there's no reason for him to actually rob a bank. I mean,
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  he could be doing any sort of yeah crime. They wanted to do a
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  dogged afternoon wanted to do and why not? Yeah, But Steve Shemy was
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  good in the role, very good in the role. He always brings it.
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  He always brings it. Has he ever not brought it? Not have
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  if you had a role where you're going, Steve, what do you do
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  it? Mate? I think everyone's always happy to see Steve on screen very
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  much. So. Yeah, I mean pops up in corn heir. As
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  mentioned before, the little girls like would you do it? Little girl?
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  Wait a minute? Nothing, that's one of the great payoffs for like,
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  because you are, as a viewer fucking worried absolute little girl's life. Right,
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  And then when she waves goodbye and the plants like, oh he's good
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  in everybody, he's not killing every just understood. He's a monster, but
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  not an absolute monster. Every That's the thing. Every monster has their limits.
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  Ye, everyone said, no many prisoners right when it comes to kids,
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  they won't touch kids. Obviously, there's a section that will and they
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  deserve whenever they have come into him. But I just loved that the girls
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  ways going you like, I remem watching those on this sense of relief.
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  Yeah, look, I'm I'm pretty sure Jerry Bruckhmer and the team at Conair
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  were going, Yeah, let's lead you down the little the garden part of
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  little bit that we'll put you back. Yeah, they had. If they
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  didn't put that seat in there, that would have been fucked up. There's
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  because it would be. It'd be there'd be so many forums dedicated to what
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  happened to the little girl. Oh yeah, like a Netflix documentary about it.
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  It's great in Conne. Well, one thing great about Conne. You've
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  got this playful of absolute scumbags and monsters. What a great movie. Fantastic
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  move we have to do conye, Yeah, we'll do a movie. Guys,
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  just well what the movies we've talked about that, We're like, we're
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  not even going to do a pole, let's just do that Cone. Yeah.
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  I think we should do those absolutely. But you've got, yeah,
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  this plainful of absolute monsters, Sarus, the virus, Diamond Dog, et
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  cetera, et cetera. People sort of respect and fear Garland Green for Shemi's
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  character because it's like, oh, he's such a monster, but yeah,
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  they don't let him the little girl. And the one person that no one
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  seems to really like or respect is Danny Treyo's character, who's just who's like
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  the serial rapers, like the fuck away from it. Yeah, yeah,
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  I mean you're scared of him because he's Danny Treo, but it's like,
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  I'm pretty sure it's doesn't Nicholas Cage beat the ship out of him? Probably
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  poor Dave Chappelle, poor Pinball had a name too. How good is that
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  that? The guy who wrote that is this little stee peak at Connair Review.
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  Yeah, yeah, there's another reason why she's support us on age this
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  kind of conversation. We just reviewed movies that we love. We why not?
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  I mean we threw it to the patrons and like we revealing some movies
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  had good movies. But we'll just go back to review movies that we love.
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  I think, so it's just more fun. Yeah. Yeah. Connor
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  is just full of the guy who wrote it. As guy named Scott Rosenberg,
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  he recently wrote the the recent Jamalji rebooting. He had a string of
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  in the nineties had a really good run of selling scripts and things like that,
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  and they all like you know, some of them were Tarantino knockops,
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  but they all had really great character names. But the nineties were the best
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  for that nineties, best time we were going to say about Roosenberg, Oh
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  yeah, that's he just wrote these scripts that you know, crime scripts or
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  action scripts or horror scripts or whatever. All the characters always had really fantastic
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  names, really scriptive names. But look at the conne in one particularly that's
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  looking, oh you're kangaroo Jack. Though apparently kangaroo Jack started as the talking
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  kangaroo was just again not an aspect of it at all. It was like
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  a it was originally called Down and Under and it was like an Aussie based
• 19:33
  crime caper where you know, two guys have got to come to Australia.
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  They're out of the fish, out of water. There's a snow dollar money,
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  yeah, and none of us snowdogs. So dog just had that one
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  dream where it's the dog's talking. You're like, yeah, oh yeah,
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  that's what kangaroo Jack probably was going. Yeah, and the kangaroo sort of
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  bouns off with the money and it's like what the fact do we do now?
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  And now they and then they turned it into like, now let's make
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  it a work, a comedy with a kangaroo talk, and I've just never
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  been he's an Anthony Anderson. It's not exactly yeah, I can take a
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  leave. But see I saw him those guys who seems to have been working
• 20:07
  forever though. Yeah, yeah, and more power to him. But he
• 20:08
  was on we watch Wheel Fortune sometimes, Nicola and I right, and he
• 20:11
  has won a celebrity one right, and he was just one of those people
• 20:15
  where everyone listen to me, I'm gonna make a joke about everything part Everything's
• 20:21
  gonna be a gag. And it's like, just say fucking tea, please
• 20:22
  just buy about like everything has to be a thing. Talking with a mate
• 20:27
  of man online about a podcast that we both enjoy and there's a guy who's
• 20:32
  a semi infrequent guest on it who I can very much take a leave.
• 20:36
  And when I was running to the guy s this is the guy who just
• 20:38
  ruins every dinner party he's at, just trying to be the center of attention.
• 20:42
  Yeah, gotta let you know my opinions. I'm just looking at Scott
• 20:48
  Rosenberg's run sheet here of all these movies things like impost I'm like, I'm
• 20:56
  gonna watch that great night, great name postal look is cool. I'm gonna
• 20:59
  watch it. Absolutely need a blurb. But he'd gone in sixty seconds as
• 21:03
  well. Disturbing behavior Highway. What a name highway? But a good title
• 21:08
  is you know half your work's done? Man? Well, when I was
• 21:11
  a kid, it was just the front The front cover looked cool. I'd
• 21:14
  got to hire that movie. Yeah, it's as we say, rip Roger
• 21:18
  Corman, one of the best to ever do it. Often, you know,
• 21:22
  here's a title, come up with a story around that. It's like,
• 21:26
  what's what this episode felt like? We were to be dogged o afternoon.
• 21:29
  Write an episode around that. SMI's coming in. Throw him in there
• 21:32
  somewhere by the way. Time for God to put on his pretentious hat.
• 21:36
  The title of this episode is I Don't want to Know Why the Cage Bird
• 21:37
  Sings. That is a play on I Know Why the Cage Bird Sings,
• 21:42
  which is the title of the autobiography of poet and writer Maya Angelou. It
• 21:48
  is apparently a searing look at discrimination, racism, and trauma growing a young
• 21:53
  African American woman. It is supposedly one of the great works of American literature.
• 22:00
  I have not read it because it just seems terribly depressing, and that
• 22:04
  favorite moments, favorites, my favorite What were yours? I wanted to I
• 22:11
  mean, I really liked that they did a Dog Afternoon parody. It's good
• 22:17
  to see Steve A. Shemy and someone who's meant to look like the late
• 22:19
  great John Cazal, the co star of Dog d Avenon alongside Pacino, only
• 22:25
  appeared in like five movies, John and They were The Godfather, The Godfather
• 22:30
  Part two, The Conversation, also written directed by Francis Coppler, Doged Afternoon
• 22:34
  and The Deer Hunter Pretty good resumes a lot of that movies. Yea,
• 22:41
  all certified bangers. Yeah, very interesting just to look at, isn't he?
• 22:45
  Oh yeah, fascinating face. Yeah. He died very young cancer.
• 22:52
  Why or did not die in the eighties? How long ago? Oh?
• 22:55
  No, he died in the like the seventies. Maybe that's why he wasn't
• 22:57
  in many movies and I guess, Oh yeah. He was also a very
• 23:00
  renowned stage actor. Okay, and partner, my partner of Meryl Streep.
• 23:04
  Really no ship. There we go did I know that? Fun facts?
• 23:08
  What did you learn today, Dano? We can skip to what you learned.
• 23:18
  Maybe I'm jumping on what we would talk about during the review, but
• 23:22
  it's funny that it's got this gay joke in it, that Simpson, that
• 23:25
  the Simpson's doing a lot lately, the whole why do You Two? Boyfriend?
• 23:27
  Jon? The thing about Dogged Afternoon is that Albertino is actually robbing the
• 23:33
  bank so he can get the money so his male partner can have gender transition
• 23:37
  surgery. Yeah, it's amazing that Dogged Afternoon is actually more progressive. It's
• 23:41
  amazing that they made than this episode thirty years later. I also liked that
• 23:49
  they gave The Negotiator a shadow that movie, The Negotiating I'm going to ask
• 23:52
  what your thoughts were. I've never seen the movie, but it felt like
• 23:56
  another one of those reading reading sign reading sign reading sign of This one had
• 24:00
  a better payoff though, like closing credits, I was like, that's that's
• 24:03
  a payoff. That's actually not, but that was it seems. I think
• 24:07
  they were probably the actual chapter titles of the that's the game. Yeah,
• 24:12
  worth watching The Negotiator. It's all right, it's okay. Yeah, okay,
• 24:17
  guys. Initial reaction is usually why Italian, what I should watch it
• 24:19
  and that to know. But when go goes that's it. Yes, when
• 24:25
  we sort of you can't see this because Cameron the day, but he sort
• 24:27
  of like scratched his nose and goes yes, to think about it. No,
• 24:32
  it was a brief period where let's put Kevin. Let's put Kevin space
• 24:36
  and everything America be yeah, with some young men are going put him in
• 24:41
  me. Yeah, I saw that he tried to defend himself recently. Everyone's
• 24:44
  tearing him to everyone's everyone to shreds, to shreds. A lot of people
• 24:48
  came out of the woodwork I was about to say, came out of the
• 24:51
  closet to defend him. That's not exactly the right to No. No,
• 24:55
  Lean Leeson, Sharon Stone and some other actor were like, he's been in
• 24:59
  the wild and there's too line. It's given space. He's probably worth something
• 25:00
  like seventy million bucks. He doesn't need more work. I understand he wants
• 25:04
  to work. He doesn't need to No. I think it's more just knowing
• 25:07
  that he's It was like all the body of work that he put in feels
• 25:11
  like it's probably just going to be tarnished forever. That's probably playing on his
• 25:15
  mind some of it. Certainly, he probably don't want to do it,
• 25:18
  just he doesn't want the money. I think he just wants the idea of
• 25:21
  I think he wants a rapist forever. Please clean some of this garbage off
• 25:26
  my off my memorial. We don't know enough about nitty and gritty, so
• 25:30
  let's not get into it. We certainly some of my favorite moments, though,
• 25:33
  were I liked the this was once abandoned theater before that theater. Yes,
• 25:37
  I didn't mind the reserve for Mars Stabo in the movie that Marge was
• 25:42
  watching and whatever what was his name? The Pashimi's character Dwight Dwight Dwight says
• 25:48
  he returned to prison once he's settled his business. Please say that is more
• 25:52
  than fair. And that's about it for me. Where do you have anything?
• 25:57
  I've said mine just touse. She had some negotiator and doctor. I'm
• 26:03
  sure as we go through we'll be like, oh, that wasn't that was
• 26:04
  mad? Like that? You're that bit awesome? Remember you did that?
• 26:19
  Alright? Stonecutters, Katie g gonna be seeing you in a couple of weeks
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  your hundred dollar spport. Thank you so much. It's very very is it
• 26:26
  next week important to us as the first week of June, so it will
• 26:29
  be next week. We better get out next week the week after, so
• 26:30
  it's twenty fourth. I do we record this so yeah in week after?
• 26:34
  Yeah, about June seventh. I think we've got we've got a week to
• 26:37
  tidy up the town. Yes, Andrews there may Man you live here with
• 26:41
  his fifty dollars support, Ali j O'Neil, We got Zach Pruett. Our
• 26:45
  legendary editor as well was Jordan mo Man, Richie, Jonathan Rossi, Stephen
• 26:49
  Roberts, Shawn DVP and Hiss and Timothy Burst and Andrew Davis, Ryan Dunlap,
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  Kevin Dental, Planned Flood, Sheddon Hofer, balle Win the Bank,
• 26:56
  Mark Boston Burgess, Jack McFadden, Heath Apple, Beadrick McLeod, Lewis Cavanaugh,
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  Martrell, Even, Reese, Roberts, Ginger and Pickle Preston, Murray
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  Tala and Riquez, Jake Mersado, Decline, Phoenix, Brian McCoy, Josh
• 27:08
  Hallier, Logan b James Sheppard, Joe Readensac Dave Pretzels MC Nally, Gavin
• 27:12
  Lane and Damian Miller. Thank you so much, guys. I've been top
• 27:15
  tier supporters at four Thinger Discount. May I just give a quick shout out
• 27:18
  to Ginger, not Pickle. Screw that kid. I'm just kidding, but
• 27:26
  Ginger was very nice. She dropped into the DMS because she has heard me
• 27:30
  talk about the Lovely Louise and particularly the Lovely Louises little dog RAFFI. I've
• 27:33
  a similar dog. Yeah, yes, the I was about to say the
• 27:37
  Pomeraney, and that's not it. What do you call one? Holy shit?
• 27:40
  Whatever? They are small, little pepion. Little gives me looking things,
• 27:44
  little gives my looking dog essentially. Yeah. But she alerted me to
• 27:48
  first of all, a Facebook group that's like local owners of Pepion's. I
• 27:52
  love that. It's just this random communities like that. Oh yeah, absolutely
• 27:56
  on the one good thing that social media has done. Actually there are two
• 27:59
  good things, but we won't talk about the one. But the other thing
• 28:03
  was, Hey, there's a get together of Papillon's and their owners in Geelong
• 28:08
  this Sunday, of course, for this the Lovely Louise. She's like,
• 28:11
  why would you give me this? I want to sleep in but thank you
• 28:18
  Ginger, very very much appreciated. I have not replied in the DMS.
• 28:22
  I will do that as well, but I think you'll agree this is a
• 28:26
  far more you'd appreciate this far more getting a shout out on the show,
• 28:30
  and next let zack outs it out and next week will be the final episode
• 28:33
  of the month. So that's what we're gonna be, reading out the names
• 28:36
  of our newest members of the forth Esista family who aren't quite on the top
• 28:38
  tier. It's going to go. It's going to go for real because there's
• 28:42
  so many Next question, you there eating the paste? All right, it
• 28:48
  is now time for some trivia questions. My first for you, mister Davis,
• 28:52
  is what is much referred to as in Homer's phone She's big blue?
• 28:57
  Is it big blue or big blue? I thought baby blue? Is my
• 29:00
  mind? It is big blue. I've got big blue brute Yet you're right,
• 29:03
  yes, still over our baby blue. Which funeral home is featured in
• 29:07
  the school paper? Nah, I don't have that one. It's Conroy's.
• 29:10
  That's another one of those moments writers went what was happening here? Yeah,
• 29:14
  let's read the other ad and it depends like, ah, this seems so.
• 29:18
  Yeah, bake, Yeah, he doing some fourth wall breaking here.
• 29:22
  Really, he'll buy beer for it, but he won't make you. He'll
• 29:25
  want to drink it with you. That's not even funny. What's going on?
• 29:29
  My next question for you? You got yeah. My next question for
• 29:30
  you is name the people who Homer can marry. According to March, Homer
• 29:34
  can marry Lindsay Nagel, Booberella and blife down at Okay, well, okay,
• 29:41
  the mother of Gwyneth Paltrow. Yes, in real life, and she
• 29:44
  is the mother of Grace in willing Grace. No, don't will in willing
• 29:48
  Grace in fictional life. Yes? What else does Homer have to do on
• 29:52
  there? By the way, feed the cat? Yeah, that's right.
• 29:52
  That was not a question. By the way, well that was a question,
• 29:56
  but it wasn't a question. It took me back to the moment where
• 29:57
  Marche I think it's Homer alone, where she's basically saying make sure you do
• 30:00
  this, and was like, don't worry, I got it. Yeah,
• 30:03
  I got it. I got it. At the end, cat in the
• 30:04
  furnace. My question for you, Yeah, Christy was named a poor quality
• 30:11
  clown by Witch magazine. Not what is it laughways? Ways? And my
• 30:17
  final question is how early does Homer arrived to the event. He is there
• 30:21
  one hour and forty five minutes early, fifty four minutes early, because he
• 30:25
  goes, I'm what's the numeric version of dyslexic? I don't know. It
• 30:29
  just means I've got to clean my good eyes. But I did write down
• 30:33
  one would laugh at a man with would you? You wouldn't put Steve as
• 30:37
  shem in the fees, would you? All right, let's get into our
• 30:40
  review of I don't want to know why the Caged Bird sings? So This
• 30:44
  episode originally aired October fourteenth, two thousand and seven, written by Dana Gould
• 30:48
  okay and directed by Bob Anderson, starring Steve A. Shemiers. Dwight Ted
• 30:52
  Nugent stars as himself and our lovely Lady Julia. I'm talking Seinfeld. She
• 30:59
  starts returns as Gloria unless you returned just for that little bit, just for
• 31:02
  that bit, yeah, good Ald. Similar to when fat Tony Joe Montana,
• 31:07
  He's like, I have to always voice fat Tony. Apparently fat Tony
• 31:11
  died. I didn't know this, excuse me. They killed off fat Tony
• 31:15
  was about to say Joe Montana is dead, and I was like, no,
• 31:18
  no, no, direct that the character's dead. Yes, but then
• 31:21
  they brought him back the same so he returned as like skinny Tony or something.
• 31:25
  But then he got fat against and they're like, you will now be
• 31:26
  fat Tony. I'm like, what's going on here? That's why I just
• 31:30
  read about that and I went that sounds terrible. I don't appreciate this.
• 31:33
  No, it's kind of like when they Lisa the cats kept dying. Remember
• 31:37
  at the end, they go, let's just call you Snowball, so it's
• 31:38
  back to the stud It's kind I'm like, it's not snowball. Yes,
• 31:41
  I do not want. The episode kicks off though with well have we done
• 31:47
  le board and the couch game? We have not. I will do that
• 31:48
  now. Actually, so the chalkboall gig. I am not an FDIC insured
• 31:52
  bank. I'm a little I don't know what to what to make what it
• 32:00
  means. No, it's like he was someding that was in the news.
• 32:04
  And you know how the Simpsons rise will sometimes make fun of themselves, you
• 32:09
  know, like with Harvard hats or Yale hats or completely out of touch,
• 32:14
  and it's like, let's do this gag. It'll appeal to maybe you know
• 32:16
  three people, it'll appeals to us, yes, us and maybe three other
• 32:20
  people. But if those three other people get oh, they'll just laugh at
• 32:22
  they love it? Will they? Though? I like to think of myself
• 32:27
  as a relatively smart person, I'm like, this is just you're being a
• 32:30
  smart ass as opposed to being a smart funny person. I missed the catch
• 32:35
  because I was busy googling FDA and she would make and then you typed in
• 32:38
  KFC by I don't care, I have it. Yeah, And the couch
• 32:45
  gag was home in Marge but at Lisa sit on the couch. Then the
• 32:49
  scene expands and shows Maggie playing with a dollhouse. She picks it up Homer
• 32:52
  and replaces him as her pacifiers, sucking on Homer. I'm pretty sure they've
• 32:57
  views that one before. I think they have. I've I think a lot
• 33:00
  of couch gags get recycled, which is nothing wrong with that. Recycling is
• 33:02
  good for the planet and good for us. Yes. Now, the episode
• 33:06
  kicks off with Bart getting ready for tomorrow. Why is getting ready now for
• 33:09
  tomorrow? Not really sure, but it's just so I can set up the
• 33:12
  game. What's tomorrow? Hey, Braid, what is it? I hadn't
• 33:15
  thought of that? Oh man, I mean why is it getting now?
• 33:21
  Yeah? I mean how hard is it? And what day the week is
• 33:25
  it? Is everyone going to school on the weekend? What what's going on
• 33:29
  here? You wouldn't hold you would at eleven am on a weekday. If
• 33:31
  you're going to have Bart Marge getting Bart ready for tomorrow, at least to
• 33:37
  have a like altering his suit or something's like, oh, I'm gonna have
• 33:42
  to redo these pants or something like that, or this is how you tie
• 33:45
  tie? Give it? Give us just a little bit, tonty bit.
• 33:49
  That is what the fuck is the shouldn't the mill anymore? It's just this.
• 33:52
  We just need a reason for them to get to the school. I'm
• 33:54
  sorry. This is right up there with the you know, what is it?
• 34:00
  What's the award that burns the over over achievement of the field of excellence
• 34:04
  or something most outstanding achievement in the field of excellence? Thank you very much.
• 34:12
  Yes, yes, that's what it feels like. But Marge says it's
• 34:16
  just so they can set up march, saying you missed too many important moments.
• 34:20
  And Homer. I think I wrote here you're not off on with a
• 34:23
  good start here with Homer being a good father, him debating with marg how
• 34:29
  drunk can I be at this? I'm like, oh, why are we?
• 34:34
  Why are we doing this? It has no bearing on the story.
• 34:37
  He didn't act drunk at the event, So why why is this needed?
• 34:42
  Why was this whole fucking openly act needed a whole scene? I don't know.
• 34:47
  Don't don't be late for this event tomorrow. Yeah. We mentioned married
• 34:51
  with children earlier and how the simptoms kind of made fun of it. I
• 34:53
  think, yeah, it wasn't. Actually this show is so terrible, but
• 34:57
  it was like, it's still plucking fun of it. This is Homer literally
• 35:00
  being al Bundy essentially worse. Yeah. I just don't understand because our Bundy
• 35:07
  was more just like he wanted to go. Yeah. My problem with this
• 35:12
  I raised it before and it's now bothering me. What day of the week
• 35:15
  was this? Well, yeah, it was a weekday because banks aren't open
• 35:17
  on the weekends sometimes Saturday mornings. Right, So they're giving Lisa the Student
• 35:22
  of Millennium award at a big event at eleven am on a week day and
• 35:27
  everyone was just there. Yeah, I don't get it. Yeah, you've
• 35:29
  oh man, now you've put the You're making my brain start to witch.
• 35:35
  Oh no, you cannot miss Lisa's big day. And you have to come
• 35:37
  sober American sober or Irish sober points. You're weight sober point went five points
• 35:44
  here nine? Wait went out where a stomach full of bread? My final
• 35:47
  opera deal. Hamer wakes up earlier the next day, six am, and
• 35:52
  he sees an accident on the way, drives by, realizing no one's hurt.
• 35:57
  Then he arrives an hour and fifty four minutes early. He's got Makey
• 36:00
  with him because he thought she was high. Then the bullies are just there.
• 36:04
  They're saying that these they're reading the school paper awards early scamp for ad
• 36:07
  Space. Is that meant to be sort of like their writer's take on awards?
• 36:10
  Serramonzy general, I think it is, ye, And because it makes
• 36:14
  sense for the bullies to actually believe this as well, No it doesn't,
• 36:15
  but we'll just rode in there anyway, Marges. Meanwhile, in line for
• 36:19
  the bank and the Jewish old Jewish men is there just they've done this before
• 36:22
  usually Grandpat at the front of the line, supermarket whatever, just want somebody
• 36:25
  to talk to. Margin chats to the What we find out is the robber.
• 36:30
  Yeah, she's being nice. It's Dwight. Everyone down on the floor.
• 36:36
  Now this there's a robbery, not a separate robbery. Work together,
• 36:44
  you mean like a couple. No, yes, oh great, we're being
• 36:49
  robbed by Johnny and Clyde. Homer then calls Marge because she's late and tries
• 36:59
  to rub in. Then they shoot Gil. I was like, he's Gill
• 37:01
  dead now? And then I looked it up and it's like on the Simpsons
• 37:06
  wiki on the Gilt Gunnerson page, Gill has died numerous times on the Simpsons.
• 37:09
  Apparently he's been in an exploding car and things. So he's become the
• 37:13
  new Hans moment. I guess the Kenny, the Kenny. Yeah, but
• 37:15
  this one here, No one's like an exploding car whatever. Just it's so
• 37:20
  outrageous, you just like whatever. Yeah, but that exploding car with mument
• 37:23
  I guess happened in the in the Tress of Horace and then on canon.
• 37:28
  But seeing him just be filled with bullets here, I'm like, well,
• 37:30
  no, he's dead, how can he ever come back or he's been He's
• 37:35
  got like thirty bullet holes in it, and he's laying on the floor bleeding.
• 37:37
  He's dead. How hard to put a bulletproof vest on him or something
• 37:39
  like that. I didn't know whether it may have been in reference to the
• 37:43
  movie. Does that happen in the film. It's been a long time since
• 37:45
  I saw Dogged after the Okay, but anyway, so all those ones I
• 37:49
  should revisit. Lou then says we go sixty four g in progress. Oh,
• 37:53
  man, Wigan was unbearable in this episode. I know the whole it's
• 37:59
  a shooty steal. Oh sure, he's stealing. The timing's off a lot
• 38:05
  of things. They've done these gigs forever, but they don't seem to hit
• 38:07
  anymore. No, I mean, I don't know if it's, like I
• 38:10
  said, familiarity becoming contempt, But I don't know. I think a good
• 38:14
  gag plays however many times you watch it. But yeah, for some reason,
• 38:19
  I don't know, there's yeah, the timing was just yeah, skewif
• 38:23
  Then the reaction shot after that's like this goes on like maybe a second or
• 38:27
  two too long. But in the in the it's like inception, you're in
• 38:31
  that two seconds, and it feels like infinity, like when you're watching the
• 38:37
  microwave, well pretty much when do they watch but the boil burrito. But
• 38:43
  this is where Marge calls Homer and I'm going to tell you. I was
• 38:45
  like, at the end of that, I went, I feel bad now
• 38:50
  this is it took me right out of the moment. But Homer here,
• 38:53
  I didn't mind. They don't do anything. They say, be panicky,
• 38:58
  try and be a hero. That's that is just what Hannah would say,
• 39:00
  march as you can remarry of court blah blah blah blah. Then the rubber
• 39:04
  approaches her, which is why she hang up the phone, so you think,
• 39:07
  oh, it's like going well for her. He then puts them into
• 39:09
  is it not a safe but where they have all the set deposit boxes or
• 39:13
  whatever, a vault no funny stuff chaus. He says, don't worry,
• 39:16
  I'm not funny at all. Gives you that long riff hammer arrives and he
• 39:21
  says, my current wife is in there. I guess because she said he
• 39:23
  could remarry. Yeah, that's okay, that actually works. That's nice.
• 39:25
  I like that. Wigham says, well, you can take over because I've
• 39:30
  got no stake in this, and I'm like, what the fuck is going
• 39:31
  on here? And with the diepack? How the diapacks get in there?
• 39:36
  What were those diapacs about? We know how diepac works, yes, but
• 39:38
  who put him in there? I don't know, writers, but I understand
• 39:45
  what they are. But Moleman became a human diepack like he was. He
• 39:49
  wasn't a diepack, but they put all these things kept exploding. I'm like,
• 39:52
  where are all these things coming from? They weren't there before, now
• 39:54
  they're there. Yeah, And the episode has gone off to such a sort
• 39:59
  of so oh, Star shoots Jasper diabetic that absurd gags like everything being a
• 40:05
  die pack, which might work under other circumstances. I hear it and it's
• 40:10
  like, oh, yeah, that's kind of funny. I mean, you
• 40:13
  know, oh, okay, a die pack in the cash okay, expected
• 40:16
  No, that's a diepack for me. I think it's because you made that
• 40:19
  phone call feel so real. Yeah, it's togeous out of it. It's
• 40:22
  tough to get back to absurdity after you've kept it real. I thought the
• 40:28
  acting from Julie was great. The goodbye my level. It felt like someone's
• 40:30
  last quarter that that was a lot of Julie did a really good job.
• 40:35
  Yes, episode Julie Cabnet talking about the justifications to herself. Oh well,
• 40:39
  I better go pick what apples for everybody looked at that at the time.
• 40:43
  Yes, then they get the DVD. If the negotiator out, good gag,
• 40:46
  good payoff. I like that better than what it was last week,
• 40:49
  Denny's dolt, whatever it was with reading the signs. Then Angus, Angus,
• 40:54
  angus, it's Agnes Angus. Young Agnes cries, She just she has
• 41:00
  kind of check the date. She doesn't want to die. Margin goes to
• 41:01
  talk to Dwight, and I was like, man, I probably wouldn't be
• 41:05
  doing this. Don't leave the Sally's clearly a madman. Dwight, use your
• 41:10
  noodle. If you surrender. Now you're only looking at a few years in
• 41:15
  jail. I'm telling me you're a good gun. Marge. I can't go
• 41:19
  back to prison. I've got no wife, I've got no family, I've
• 41:22
  got nothing. If I give myself up. Will you come visit me in
• 41:31
  the joint? Hey, if I can say yes the Chinese toys that kill
• 41:36
  kids, you can say yes to him. Okay, I'll visit your dwight.
• 41:51
  Oh, Marge, I was afraid I was going to lose you.
• 41:54
  Oh now, let me help you make your slow transition back to say you
• 42:00
  just want to go home. You have a new home. No, see
• 42:07
  you soon, Marge, real soon, just like you promised. Becoming a
• 42:16
  commercial. Marges are still nervous. She says, you can't visit it.
• 42:20
  I can buy that. Marge wouldnt want to go to a prison in general.
• 42:22
  Oh absolutely, She's been to prison for home a couple of times.
• 42:24
  Remember he was the rat. She wasn't his hair. Oh the little do
• 42:30
  rag didn't have a comb or something behind his ear. Do you have a
• 42:36
  do ragon? He was in prison for being a snitch. Yeah, yeah,
• 42:38
  he had something. I can't what it was. I thought it was
• 42:40
  like one of those little do rags. Be wrong, yes, but Homer
• 42:45
  says, you know, he didn't visit in the hospital. He visited the
• 42:47
  tavern, not the the person. March as she likes to to keep her
• 42:52
  promises. There's a lot of gags in here that work. All that.
• 42:55
  Oh on paper, that sounds great, and for some reason just didn't fly.
• 42:59
  No, just sort of you skim by anything. Oh yeah, say
• 43:02
  yeah, all the build up on it is wrong. Yeah, and you
• 43:06
  know so the punchline feels kind of deflated as a result. I thin because
• 43:08
  Marge follows it up by saying, yeah, but I like to keep my
• 43:10
  promises. Are going that's right, You're a douchebag Homer. Yeah. Yeah,
• 43:15
  if you cut it off at the end, yeah, just move the
• 43:17
  taborn, no move the person, cut the next thing. Yeah, okay,
• 43:22
  yeah, move on. Don't point out that he's not a good person.
• 43:25
  I mean, I think we already know that Marge is essentially the moral
• 43:29
  center of the family and will keep her promises. We don't need or even
• 43:31
  just her being in the car in the following scene that gives an occasion like,
• 43:36
  oh, she's on her way to prison. Marge keeps funny excuses not
• 43:38
  to go though the trader sales sloos dradalarium or whatever sale. And you ever
• 43:46
  found yourself buying something that you knew you didn't need but it was on salees
• 43:50
  you just bought it. I'm a sucker for that. I'm like, oh,
• 43:52
  I don't need this, but fuck that is cheap. Oh yeah,
• 43:54
  Lou and I would just laugh about this bullish not to buy this at these
• 44:00
  prices. I've you know, the Woodie is right, Yes, I've got
• 44:02
  a few of them, but I always wanted this space jam one. Right,
• 44:06
  And then I saw someone, of course, did just pop the can
• 44:09
  you believe it? In my Facebook feeds someone something for twenty dollars in Geelong.
• 44:15
  I used one, but like you can wash them, that sort of
• 44:16
  fade or anything. I thought, I don't need another one. Nicola won't
• 44:21
  be happy, but I'm going to bite. And Nicola got home and she
• 44:23
  went, she walked to the front door. I'm cooking clean the house first
• 44:28
  season. The better is it's new, and she goes another one. I'll
• 44:34
  give you the guy version of this. Our friend Zurito's that's a necessity.
• 44:39
  Yeah, that's that's a need, not a want. But our friends at
• 44:44
  Jbhi Fi we're having a sit recently now they're having the buy one, get
• 44:47
  one freeze out and guys like, oh no, no, I've realized,
• 44:52
  right, oh you're gonna pull a swifty. That's not actually cheaper to buy
• 44:55
  a buy one, get one free because what they do is they bump the
• 44:58
  prices back up to the division of price. They you only have two for
• 45:00
  twenty or two for forty with four k's right, but now they've bumped them
• 45:05
  back up to like, you know, thirty five dollars each and blah blah
• 45:07
  blah. Which if you buy the thirty five dollars ones, which are usually
• 45:09
  on the two for forty deals, if you wait for a two for forty
• 45:14
  deal, the standard sale when they have a twenty percent off, if you
• 45:15
  buy thirty five dollars and get two, you're actually paying seventeen dollars twenty five
• 45:20
  or something each. You're actually paying more with the buy one, get one
• 45:22
  free sale. Wait till they're back to the two for forty, and wait
• 45:25
  for a twenty percent off sale. Fun with maths with thank you very much
• 45:29
  for this is a very good lesson. But with box sets, different big
• 45:31
  box sets, one hundred fifty dollar box sets, you get two one hundred
• 45:34
  fty dollars much cheaper. Well played movies don't bother, don't bother? Well,
• 45:38
  I bothered, no, no, no, no, no, the
• 45:40
  sum around, but they recently the twenty percent off sale. You have the
• 45:45
  Oceans movies I did. I'm a big family of the Ocean's trilogy m I
• 45:51
  own them all on Blu Ray. And it's like yeah, but the four
• 45:53
  key sets available, So of course I'm hitting up my various nurds day where
• 45:57
  did you have do a key pictures? Better, sounds better, got a
• 46:01
  little extra documentary. I'm like, probably never going to watch that extra documently,
• 46:07
  but it's nice to have it in the bag. Oh no, no
• 46:08
  anything. If they make the f for special features, now you've got my
• 46:10
  money. So they did, and so I did. And when I see
• 46:16
  those two sweet words audio commentaries, I'm like, you have sold me,
• 46:20
  sir, Oh yes, oh yes, oh yes, but I mentioned to
• 46:22
  lose, like I've got to go into town. I've got to click like
• 46:24
  the JB and get a little slightly raised eyebrow. And I'm like, I
• 46:30
  try and throw it in there in like mid sentence. I hope she didn't
• 46:34
  hear me, but but I told her I've got to go feed the homeless
• 46:38
  rescue baby from a booning building. I picked up my clicking neck from GB.
• 46:43
  I get you that massage back and buy you flowers. Yes, indeed,
• 46:50
  so was that the Sates one you're talking about? It wasn't. Yeah,
• 46:52
  yeah, but they've got the bar and get one free sale. At
• 46:54
  the moment, there's a couple of four k's that I mean, I don't
• 46:58
  think I owned the Lost Boy I bought to yesterday. What did you get?
• 47:00
  I got Poltageist podcast a on the ones I'm thinking of getting. Yeah,
• 47:02
  because it was twenty five dollars. Yeah, and then we need a
• 47:07
  toy story for the all the other toy stories. So I was like,
• 47:08
  well, we got on four K because it comes with the Blu Ray,
• 47:12
  which has because some four K is Disney now it's just the four K dis
• 47:15
  with no special features. And then you look at the Blue Ray, and
• 47:16
  the Blue Ray has all the special features, and I'm thinking I'd much rather
• 47:20
  paid less money and get special features. Absolutely, but sometimes they release them
• 47:23
  as like a four K and Blu Ray set, So that's what this one
• 47:27
  was. I want, Well, I'll get this one. Then that's toy
• 47:30
  sorry for for the kids, and poltic Geist for me of course, Nicola
• 47:34
  Nada, none of you can wear this already get this money baby, you
• 47:39
  can one, you know, bab it's good. Where were we? Uh
• 47:45
  much nervous? Marge has gone to shopping not on a La Dando and guy
• 47:51
  do I defensive though in prison about Marge Cumming's like, no, she's gonna
• 47:53
  be She's gonna be here. We get snake here. The carricature was really
• 47:57
  sad. Yes, who wears my mummy? It's funny, But this guy's
• 48:02
  a gonna draw this ship. I think I've said in the past, I
• 48:07
  can a little snake goes a long way. I don't want to know too
• 48:09
  much. This is this is what I've also said's girlfriends. But yeah,
• 48:16
  sometimes I get the joke that you know, he's his hard and criminal who
• 48:21
  sort of talks like this. I mean the Simpsons at their peak, it
• 48:23
  was a show filled with one note character that was there to serve a purpose.
• 48:28
  You didn't know anything about them. Yeah, they just they they were
• 48:30
  there to fill a gap there and they were like a small dash of paint.
• 48:34
  I'm doing a doing great audio, doing miming painting, miming brush style.
• 48:38
  But he was behold, behold the quicking might and just quick munt and
• 48:42
  saying bye or something like that. That yeah, I bye was the only
• 48:45
  thing that he said. But he said and bye. Didn't expect a criminals
• 48:50
  speak like that. That's funny. But when he gets a whole bunch of
• 48:52
  lines, I'm like, oh man, it was an excuse. Gloria back
• 48:55
  though, as long as well, yeah you you win some you some next
• 49:00
  case we won some JLD. I'm watching this JLD. You know me,
• 49:04
  I'm watching this going you know what needs a wiki? Four figure discount and
• 49:06
  guy and Dando, I'm thinking today, this afternoon, I'm going to make
• 49:08
  us a wiki page because we not have one. We don't have onely moldly
• 49:13
  because we have. Someone has written on some of the Simpsons episode pages going
• 49:17
  down it for four figure discount, but it doesn't link to anything. I'm
• 49:20
  like, well, time to link to it. We need to start making
• 49:22
  it. We have a wiki page. Next week when you listen to this
• 49:23
  free feed listeners, we have a wiki page. Go and don't change anything,
• 49:30
  Do not edit, do not edit please, But yeah, we need
• 49:34
  a wiki page and LinkedIn. All my friends are on LinkedIn, and there's
• 49:37
  too many platforms like this that you feel the need to you're on a business
• 49:42
  now, you've got to be on LinkedIn. All my mates are on LinkedIn.
• 49:45
  I am on LinkedIn. Yeah, okay, you'd link in with anybody.
• 49:49
  Well, every once in a while I look at my bang bones.
• 49:52
  Need to get work needed LinkedIn? Really hell, but you know, if
• 49:55
  I'm i am quote unquote friends or I'm linked Din as the as the title
• 50:01
  of the website would indicate, because he can't keep just going out on the
• 50:05
  street and going that Graham Asher and what she used to be. That guy's
• 50:08
  giving it away. That is life in the modern media. That guy's giving
• 50:15
  it away. That is literally podcasting for a living in a nutshell. But
• 50:21
  no, I'm on LinkedIn, and every once in a while it's like,
• 50:23
  oh, here's an article I wrote, or you know, here's a podcast
• 50:28
  appearance that I made. By the way, if you think that I'm good
• 50:30
  at this, get me on your podcast or hire me to write stuff for
• 50:34
  you. Not much. That guy's giving away for free, though. It's
• 50:38
  hard to argue with that. But nobody arrives for Dwight. Marche did not
• 50:42
  arrive because she's being busy picking apples and hits the five o'clock deadline and she
• 50:45
  decides, well, it's too late now if I can't do it. That
• 50:47
  was one of my questions. How far away from the prison was the apple
• 50:52
  orgit or two hundred and forty eight two and fifty miles. When I say
• 50:57
  forty eight, that's very specific and also very incorrect. Who's wrong with you?
• 51:00
  Marge? Is fixing light bulbs now another reason to avoid Dwight. That's
• 51:04
  pretty industrious. Yeah, fixing a light lob. It seems. Sometimes you
• 51:08
  look at things though, right, I go, I can save money by
• 51:12
  doing this. But then I think, but the hassle of having to drive
• 51:15
  to this next shop and do all this, and the time the petrol I
• 51:19
  think, is it actually worth it? Probably not? Like lowly light bulbs,
• 51:22
  the amount of time it would take to fix all these, is it
• 51:24
  really worth it? I didn't know. I didn't know we could fix a
• 51:27
  lightlber. I don't know where he could either. I'm just assuming he could.
• 51:30
  The city has never lied to us in the past, is it absolutely
• 51:31
  not? No, I don't know. But she throws the phone in the
• 51:34
  garbage, dispposed because it's Dwight calling, but it doesn't break. It's kind
• 51:37
  of like a knockie. At thirty three fifteen, the Good Old Snake and
• 51:39
  Polyphont Ringtones good Old sneak yes, and then Ted Nugent answers the phone,
• 51:46
  MiG Hello, this is Ted Nugent, the Motor City Madman, urging you
• 51:50
  to vote no on proposition eighty seven. If we outlaw cross bulls in our
• 51:53
  public schools, who's going to protect our children from charging elk? Thank you
• 51:58
  for your time, and as always, Wangeranger. Marge is now watching Cash
• 52:06
  Potato Theater. I thought a guy would like this title, Guy lives it.
• 52:10
  And then they started outside and the music was almost like Sicho Bob music.
• 52:14
  I thought, as it would transitioning to the to the prison here,
• 52:16
  but it's showing Dwight leaving via the waist as opposed to the clean spring water.
• 52:21
  Indeed. Yeah, redemption. Well you've got a a shorwshank redemption shout
• 52:24
  out, and also a Cape Fear shout out, not Cape Fear with an
• 52:27
  E, but when he walks into the camera Robert de Niro exiting prison in
• 52:31
  Cape Fear, Yeah, well done. The Martain Scusseezy remake Natty and nineteen
• 52:35
  sixty something originals during I bought Cape Fear recently. I've never watched it.
• 52:38
  I'm very excited for it. It's gnarly, man, it's uh, it's
• 52:43
  really good, but it's also pretty pretty sick. Okay, oh yeah,
• 52:46
  it's very violent. Really oh yeah, ohh, I didn't realize this.
• 52:50
  You're talking about the de Niro Nio one. Yeah, yeah, okay,
• 52:53
  because it came out came out, not that I think the same year as
• 52:58
  Sunson Lambs. I think Sannson Lamb came at the start of the year.
• 53:00
  And oh that was ninety one size yet one. Yeah, yeah, you
• 53:06
  said ninety three to k there before. Sorry, Yeah, there's bits in
• 53:08
  k Fer Holy shit, because the two were sort of talked about as society.
• 53:15
  Where is it going, lust for Blood? What's the matter with kids?
• 53:21
  Did they? Yeah, but they're watching Catch Potato there? What do
• 53:24
  they given? They name the movie, but it's just Johnny Stabb, Johnny
• 53:29
  Sam Yeah, I mean what it is. What this movie is is basically
• 53:31
  a riff on an old gangster movie called Angels with Dirty Faces, Oh as
• 53:36
  opposed to Angels Angels with Filthy Souls. Yeah, which I'm guessing is another
• 53:39
  riff on that the animal. Yeah, break my heart when I've learnt that
• 53:44
  wasn't a real movie. But I appreciate the factcause you could, as a
• 53:46
  kid, you feel like you've seen the movie. Absolutely, it's not a
• 53:50
  real movie. Angel Dirty Face is good, though, I mean a very
• 53:54
  nice morality play. Because all these and thirty had to say crime. Does
• 53:59
  that pay Jimmy voice, that's right, Chris, that's a right Crane has
• 54:04
  done pat Jimmy Cagney says, gangster, and he's sort of like the idol
• 54:07
  of all the local young hoodlands are like, Oh, we want to be
• 54:09
  like this kid. We want to be like this guy when we grow up.
• 54:13
  His childhood friend, who is a priest, comes at the end when
• 54:15
  he's been busting and he's about to go to the electric chair, and he
• 54:17
  says, these kids are all gonna they're all idolizing you, and they're going
• 54:22
  to go down the same path you do one good thing in your life,
• 54:24
  act like an absolute fucking coward when you're about to get the electric chair,
• 54:30
  and Jimmy Cagy is like, no, not gonna do it. I think
• 54:34
  that was Robinson. Sorry, you did this on the I tend to suck
• 54:39
  it all. That's gonna be on migrave side. He sucked it all up.
• 54:46
  But then at the end, in the most heroic moment of his life,
• 54:49
  he gets the chair. No, don't put me in the chair.
• 54:52
  No, I don't want to do it. Okay, So all the kids
• 54:53
  like, man, this guy's a pussy and he saved his well life for
• 54:59
  crime. Also not very realistic nineteen thirty dialogue and guards are pussy. I
• 55:05
  have to I have to watch this now, just the end at least.
• 55:07
  Anyway, you can probably find it on YouTube. Yeah, I will be
• 55:10
  doing well. You can also occasionally find your pals down to one guy.
• 55:14
  Dwight then reads the paper which has her Marg's address and her code is Indeed,
• 55:19
  that was another one of my trivia questions. The area code is hashtag
• 55:22
  three or five seven. That's not the area codes. Isn't that the code
• 55:24
  for the security system. That's what I said, you said for it is
• 55:28
  the area code. Well that's not what I'm meant. But you're taking me
• 55:32
  literally, now, what's the problem with you? Then they watching it,
• 55:35
  she is scratchy the Unnatural, but it's interrupted when Dwight the news report for
• 55:39
  Dwight escaping and he says he will turning himself in. Was he finished?
• 55:44
  And they say that seems more than fair. The Unnatural win for a very
• 55:46
  long time, it seemed, did it. Yeah? The issues s actually
• 55:50
  and then didn't get an end. No, just kept going and going and
• 55:52
  going. Yeah, they go and go and go and go and go.
• 55:55
  Then we get a montage of Dwight watching Marge, whether you from behind it
• 56:00
  on the jumbo tron to the to the tune of Australian band men it works,
• 56:04
  who can have been there? And then it is Moe watching her in
• 56:07
  the dressing room. I do like the gag of him being in the bron
• 56:10
  car not yes, are you finding that all these all the cars do look
• 56:15
  alike that when you go to the like the supermarket car park, like I
• 56:19
  like that car. I'm like, it's every other fucking car I've ever scene.
• 56:21
  Yeah, you and I have basically exactly the same car. Cars are
• 56:24
  just cars. Cars Now, you don't get You're not getting a lot of
• 56:28
  variety of color, of shape, even and everything. People, we're all
• 56:35
  we're all driving around little boxes. Sad man. It makes me sad.
• 56:39
  I justly don't drive all that often anymore, unless I'm driving a kid somewhere.
• 56:43
  I'm just I'm just here, either a taxi service or I'm here.
• 56:47
  But why go out? Really going to be back here eventually? Wild life
• 56:53
  now man, But they say that the Platt they go to the Plasta Mountain
• 56:57
  thing park, It's already takes it to Dialbit's flying keep you cool with a
• 57:00
  Dibet theme playing in the background. A few other rise there, and he
• 57:02
  wants a day just so he can remember what it was like before he got
• 57:06
  abandoned and she but he still won't put the gun down. He's going to
• 57:08
  be pointing it through his jacket. Crusty, Uh and h would have a
• 57:12
  bit of exchange here, Krusty, I haven't seen you since that terrifying day.
• 57:17
  Uh, you'll have to be way more specific. We were hostages at
• 57:22
  the bank. Oh yeah, sorry, I offered your life for my safety.
• 57:28
  Look, it's Marge with right. I said it was a spark between
• 57:32
  them, and you said, no way, I saw it. I just
• 57:37
  didn't feel like talking to you. Wait, something screwy here. I'm calling
• 57:42
  the cops. But then they point out the cops and they are shooting the
• 57:45
  ducks, not actual people. And then Lou says there's a hostly situation.
• 57:51
  And this is what Wigham says, Wong and actually no. Wigham says he's
• 57:52
  not gonna do anything, doesn't he at first? And he says that monkey
• 57:54
  will make a better cheat than either toy monkey or something. Eh. I
• 57:58
  don't know. Why not have a minute? We ark within this episode of
• 58:01
  you know, Chief Wigan being which tries to do redeemhi stuff at the end
• 58:05
  on the pirate ship. The ship, Yeah, I guess, okay,
• 58:07
  there was. That's why Dwight then saved the day by jumping into the cogs
• 58:12
  of the ride, throwing his body upon the gears. Dwight basically gets caught
• 58:15
  sent back to prison. Homer se is gonna be one of the four amigos
• 58:17
  now to get some odd jobs for him on the outside. And then Dwight
• 58:21
  gives Marge a little soap thing that he carved out which says, you chet
• 58:24
  up the guard by a knife, the guard behind me. I can't do
• 58:27
  that. This is a thought, so you can keep it. And that's
• 58:29
  the end of the episode. And that's the end of the episode. Yeah,
• 58:31
  I mean this was better than what we've had so far this season.
• 58:37
  M I think I'm enjoying the guest stars. Yes, the last couple of
• 58:40
  episodes, the guest roles have been much more what classic Simpsons would do,
• 58:45
  where they're playing a character as opposed to hey, look it's so and so
• 58:47
  as Yeah, I was just about to say, we've talked about this recently,
• 58:51
  but yeah, it's good having an actor and a name brand on board,
• 58:54
  but it's not someone who's so famous, like it's so and so.
• 58:58
  It's like it's Steep a shaming, isn't it? Let him act the man
• 59:00
  cook And it was the usual Marge helping somebody story, but at least this
• 59:04
  time it kind of got flipped where but justified in what she did. But
• 59:07
  she was one letting the other person down, which was a nice change.
• 59:12
  Indeed, what do we learn bomb? What you learned from the episode with
• 59:15
  Davis? That you could call it the electric chair? But why do that
• 59:17
  when you can call it the killer? What couch, the death Davenport,
• 59:21
  the electric lap, the crow cooker or the scorch stool? What a we
• 59:24
  you did? Theate notes I did first time crazy man? Well I learned
• 59:31
  that negotiator it's not worth watching. And the dude who was not al Pacino
• 59:37
  in DoD D Afternoon, what was his name? John Kazzar was married to
• 59:39
  Meryl Streep. They were married life partner. Yes, forward, your names
• 59:45
  will be it's the guy Davis New Name Championship for season nineteen. It's round
• 59:50
  four, but the current leaderboard stands at this in first position on five points
• 59:54
  Kyle Clever Kyle Muldoon in third position, sorry, second position. On three
• 1:00:00
  points, we have Adam Moorehouse, Jared Hornby and Phil Hawkins and Jay Brother
• 1:00:06
  in third position. On two points we have Heath Appleby. What have we
• 1:00:08
  got this week? What do we have this week? Okay? One point
• 1:00:12
  goes to hell or high stalker. That's Phil Hawkins, which means he is
• 1:00:17
  now outright second position as it currently stands before we get to the end of
• 1:00:22
  this round. So still Phil. He is on four points now he was
• 1:00:24
  on two I actually know was he on three? No? You got one
• 1:00:28
  point there, he's now on four. Yes, you get said, yes,
• 1:00:30
  no worries all right? Two points go to don't day Afternoon or they
• 1:00:35
  always get you with the dose? Don't they? That works though, dot
• 1:00:37
  day Afternoon. That's a good name, really does. I probably would preferred
• 1:00:39
  that title. Then what we actually got do day Afternoon? I think?
• 1:00:44
  So yeah? I like it. That's all Adam Moorehouse. That puts Adam
• 1:00:49
  Now oh he's now even first on five points with Clever kle let Kyle gets
• 1:00:54
  the three points. What have we got? Well? Who gave us this
• 1:00:58
  three point winner? Thief and the Coddler. Oh, not bad. It's
• 1:01:02
  neither of those two people. It's actually nobody who's ever been on the leader
• 1:01:06
  board yet this season. It's David Mott. MO real plethora of people so
• 1:01:09
  far. I like it, absolutely a plethora. Well done, Yes,
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• 1:01:50
  we. We do. Indeed, we hit pause on record and we had
• 1:01:53
  a long discussion, by which I mean Dando talked and I nodded my head.
• 1:01:59
  So take it because usually it's guy talking me, it's nodding my head
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  and just talk. That's true, that's the plan. So we're gonna be
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  doing that going forward. They may be listening to that, don't you guys
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  do that anyway. The first question here comes from Sam pass So pas papas
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  rising contributor apparently in the four figure discount Patreon community. Is that like a
• 1:04:38
  little official yeah, yeah, so rising contributor. Yeah, because Andrew JP
• 1:04:42
  is Andrew is the first first to comment on that one, but it wasn't
• 1:04:44
  the first part. So he's an all star contributor. Hey, now,
• 1:04:47
  so, Sam says, are there any movies that I considered the greatest of
• 1:04:50
  all time or cult classics that you guys don't like or are not for you?
• 1:04:55
  Mine is Blade Runner. I have tried at least five times to watch
• 1:04:58
  it, and I just can't sit through it. I've never seen Forrest Gump
• 1:05:00
  in full. I was too young to enjoy it when I was younger.
• 1:05:02
  Tom Hanks is wonderful, but I have no desire to see that one missing
• 1:05:05
  out there. Andrew Blade Runner, I remember watching it and really enjoying it,
• 1:05:09
  but I haven't had any desire to sort of revisit it, and I
• 1:05:12
  haven't seen the sequel either. I quite like the sequel, and I quite
• 1:05:15
  like Blade Runner. I'm not necessarily someone who's like it's the deepest thing of
• 1:05:19
  all time. It's certainly one that I revisit. But yeah, I mean,
• 1:05:24
  oh, this is an interesting question. I'm not sure how many sort
• 1:05:27
  of goats there are that I'm like. I've never seen the Planet of the
• 1:05:30
  Eight movies, haven't you. No, I've bought the new ones because you
• 1:05:33
  recommended them to me. I'm going to go back in movies at the old
• 1:05:36
  If you said, how fucking weird there. I've seen clips of them and
• 1:05:39
  I'm like, this seems so bizarre, like the Underground one. Yeah,
• 1:05:43
  absolutely, all on Disney Plus now everything leading up to Kingdom of the Plenty
• 1:05:48
  Apps, which is now in cinemas. Oh gosh, this one's on me.
• 1:05:54
  This is more classic comedy. I just never really have been able to
• 1:05:57
  get into the Monty Python Python films. I'm glad you mentioned that. Actually,
• 1:06:00
  yeah, person all, yeah, continue, that's just that's just that's
• 1:06:03
  it. That was just I don't want to go on a hate range.
• 1:06:05
  No, I don't want I'm not saying they're bad now. I remember watching
• 1:06:09
  them at a couple of sort of house parties and some of my friends were
• 1:06:12
  just cackling of laughed at and I'm thinking, and is it just me and
• 1:06:15
  I had a touch. It's just I know, it's it's differends who were
• 1:06:19
  wrong. I can see why you're finding this funny, but for me personally,
• 1:06:23
  I just wasn't really getting the big WHOA, Okay, great this is
• 1:06:27
  and I know it is amazing comedy. It's just not for me. Yeah,
• 1:06:30
  No, I get the same feeling. Actually, I think there's growing
• 1:06:34
  up there was a lot of English comedy that really twigged with a lot of
• 1:06:39
  people and it just became part of their personality or part of their sort of
• 1:06:43
  comic DNA. And yeah, Monty Path is certainly one of those. The
• 1:06:48
  Goodies is yeah, not to be confused with the Goonies. Not confused with
• 1:06:54
  the goonies, which is also not really my bag either. Yeah, you
• 1:06:57
  probably went at the right age for it. No, No, you're late
• 1:07:00
  teens, late teens. And if it's a weird movie, yeah, you
• 1:07:03
  miss it by just like a year or two. And it's like, no,
• 1:07:06
  that's for kids. It's a very nostalgia film. I'm a grim nip.
• 1:07:10
  Yeah, I'm looking at here a list movies. I'm gonna throw this
• 1:07:13
  out there. You're gonna hate me for it, but it's only because I
• 1:07:16
  love the sequel so much more, but only one. I'm just never being
• 1:07:21
  sold. I understand this set up the franchise, right, I understand it
• 1:07:26
  is what it is, but I think the sequel was just so much more
• 1:07:29
  entertaining to me. Oh yeah, look, Aliens is a bono far crab
• 1:07:32
  please, And I'm the same with Terminator as well, too, so much,
• 1:07:36
  I think because it came out when I was a kid. Okay,
• 1:07:39
  I thought we got that nostalgia for it as well. But I just love
• 1:07:41
  teaching so much more than T One. I get where you're coming from.
• 1:07:44
  I'm the opposite, okay really yeah. T One for me over T too,
• 1:07:46
  Okay, absolutely, And I wouldn't say Alien over Aliens for mine.
• 1:07:51
  They both they scratch different niches, but it's equally satisfied different films altogether,
• 1:07:57
  very much. So. Yeah, I don't know if it's this is necessarily
• 1:08:01
  something that's regarded as like a goat or anything like that, but I'm just
• 1:08:04
  not a Doctor Who guy at all. I've never watched it, same as
• 1:08:08
  Star Trek. I tried watching The First Person Next Generation the other night.
• 1:08:11
  I think it may have just been too tired, but I watched this going
• 1:08:15
  maybe it just isn't for me. Could well be the thing, Yeah,
• 1:08:17
  I mean it could be just the time that it was made and also me
• 1:08:20
  maybe just not in the Star Trek. I mean, it's not right,
• 1:08:23
  not my thing either. The saying is bad. It's just not my thing.
• 1:08:27
  It's funny. I've got friends who are very into Doctor Who, and
• 1:08:30
  they will have their like Facebook check group or whatever, and they'll be very
• 1:08:35
  hardcore fan base. Oh we bleed. Yeah, I'm not not check with
• 1:08:39
  like a DM like you know, like a private message group about doctor who.
• 1:08:43
  Yeah, And occasionally one of them will forget which thread they're in and
• 1:08:46
  I'll start talking one that. I mean, it's like it's like in that
• 1:08:49
  episode, was like, you're in the wrong thread, go back, go
• 1:08:53
  back with your other friends to a guy said he's always death. Oh shit,
• 1:08:56
  hey, yes, it's two more, replied Andrew J. P.
• 1:09:00
  See what else he said? Sam said, Jenny will make you want to
• 1:09:04
  jump off a bridge, one of the most annoying characters. No, dude,
• 1:09:10
  I don't think she did it pretty hard. Yeah, she did as
• 1:09:14
  a child, and she never really got the help that she needed support she
• 1:09:15
  needed, so she was locked into a pattern of bad behavior. I did
• 1:09:19
  see a meme once. We're saying, I feel like we completely forgot the
• 1:09:24
  fact that Jenny was to heal in that film, and she only came back
• 1:09:26
  to see Forrest when she realized she had no one else. She got AIDS
• 1:09:29
  and she wanted a dump a kid on somebody, And I was like,
• 1:09:30
  that's I think that's the plot of the film. I think that's a bit
• 1:09:33
  uncharitable. Yes, she made some bad decisions, but she didn't have the
• 1:09:38
  supports around her to guide her in the right direction. And yes she had
• 1:09:43
  Forest They're always supporting her. But he wasn't going to be putting food on
• 1:09:45
  the table, was he. I guess he probably was hatock but in the
• 1:09:53
  But was he rich throughout the film or was he just rich at the end?
• 1:09:57
  Uh? I think he was well known and relatively popular and therefore probably
• 1:10:01
  had a little bit going for him. But when I said the end of
• 1:10:05
  the film, I mean, like that his story he's telling throughout the film,
• 1:10:09
  doesn't he doesn't He gave Bubba's mum some of the shares apple or something,
• 1:10:14
  right, I think so it was a shares shrimp company in the shrimp
• 1:10:16
  company. Yeah, he does pretty well throughout, But I mean he was
• 1:10:19
  a college football star, that's right. Yeah, And I think they do
• 1:10:23
  pretty well, not necessarily financially well for themselves, but you know, it
• 1:10:26
  does Jenny pretty pretty good to be on the arm of Forest Gump all American.
• 1:10:30
  Yeah, there's a lot to dive into with Forest Gump, but I
• 1:10:31
  think we really should maybe dive in properly. Yeah, Andrew says here,
• 1:10:35
  I've heard that the ending and what Jenny does is controversial and seen enough parodies
• 1:10:39
  of it to get the gist. That's enough for me to give it a
• 1:10:41
  miss. Plenty of other excellent Tom makes movies to enjoy instead. No,
• 1:10:43
  watch, you have to see Forest Gump. Yeah. Forest Gump is arguably
• 1:10:47
  he's defining role besides for kids Woody as in Toy Story. Oh, I
• 1:10:53
  think when Tom Hanks does two hundred years from Now, because stay around for
• 1:10:56
  it. For Tom Hanks, life is like a box of chocolates. Yeah,
• 1:10:59
  it's going to be. It's going to be. Forrest Gump star Tom
• 1:11:01
  Hanks died today at the age of two hundred and sixty eight. Everyone.
• 1:11:08
  Everyone obviously an eder jepy, but it feels like everyone's seen Forrest Gump.
• 1:11:12
  Yeah, absolutely, and quoted it at least once in their life. If
• 1:11:15
  you see somebody run, it's impossible to say Forest run, Forest run.
• 1:11:18
  Yeah. This sounds very fence. Sitting on my part as listened to what
• 1:11:25
  the Mail Day podcast. This is nothing about the Simpsons. Yeah, I
• 1:11:28
  like it. It's fun. This is a really good test. Runds what
• 1:11:30
  we're going to do Forest Gump is a really simple movie and a pretty deep
• 1:11:35
  movie. And I don't mean deep, it's like, oh, it's full
• 1:11:36
  of profound mess. It's like you can read a lot into this, or
• 1:11:40
  you can you can really pull it apart in a lot of ways, like
• 1:11:43
  is Jenny a villain? Is she an opportunist? Is you know she actually
• 1:11:46
  the love of forest life? I think it's meant to be that deep though,
• 1:11:49
  is it? It's what it's like meant to be a series of events.
• 1:11:55
  Yeah, but I think the reason that's successful as it has been,
• 1:11:58
  and you know why I cans to sort of resonate. You can pick it
• 1:12:02
  apart. There's a there's a fair bit of meat on their bone. Yeah,
• 1:12:05
  you can take it as Oh, it's a simple story about a simple
• 1:12:11
  man who gets lucky or you know, is in the right place at the
• 1:12:14
  right time, or who's innate goodness enables him to sort of flourish. And
• 1:12:18
  I still say this is one of my favorite acting performances of all time.
• 1:12:21
  This scene, I've said this is when he won the oscar. When he
• 1:12:26
  finds out, oh your boy is his son? Hes Jenny and doesn't say
• 1:12:30
  the words, but he asked does he have any just but the look and
• 1:12:33
  it's like, fucking hell. Oh yeah, that's one of the best active
• 1:12:38
  performances I've ever seen. Yeah. They were talking about on another podcast recently
• 1:12:43
  and talking about this scene, and I was out walking and I was like,
• 1:12:45
  I've got to get home and I've got to put that on YouTube and
• 1:12:46
  I watched it. I was like, the way he just points to himself
• 1:12:51
  because because he's aware of himself. Oh yeah, absolutely, Yeah, it's
• 1:12:57
  it's it's a it's a fucking magnificent It's not it's not an I Am Sam
• 1:13:00
  situation. No, no, no, I mean where Sam seems someone sort
• 1:13:04
  of plays role. He's like, he's oblivious Sean Pan God bless him,
• 1:13:08
  very very very very very good actor and really goes for it in a dedicated
• 1:13:12
  way with I Am Sam. I love I Am Sam. I do like,
• 1:13:15
  yeah, but to quote Jack and trap Ganda, you went fu low
• 1:13:17
  Wood, Yeah, never got word And I don't know You're right about that
• 1:13:23
  scene though. In Forrest Company Man, it's it's so it's it's heartbreaking and
• 1:13:27
  heartwarming. It's fantasticause it sits next to him watching the TV. Yeah,
• 1:13:30
  it's great. No, just Hanks saying He's the most beautiful thing I've ever
• 1:13:32
  seen that ship. Yeah, you're fucking dead, all right, Andrew Swan,
• 1:13:39
  did you know that Steve Ami was a fire fighter nine to eleven?
• 1:13:42
  Maybe? He says a kid. I think it's a bit of a meme.
• 1:13:48
  Did you know? Fact? At this point? How do you?
• 1:13:50
  How do you do? Fellow kids? There's anothermi meme for you? What
• 1:13:54
  else do you this comment before we talk about this stuff, by the way,
• 1:13:58
  not at all. How what else do you like by Steve Shemy?
• 1:14:00
  I hope you have fun with these questions. I think we may have answered
• 1:14:02
  this, Andrew, I think we did. The first chapter of this podcast
• 1:14:05
  was Steve for Shemy Love Chris, Melissa Cravats Krevets Crevets Marge did everything she
• 1:14:15
  could think of to avoid seeing Dwight in prison. What is your most recent
• 1:14:18
  task that you know you should do but avoid all costs? What have you
• 1:14:21
  been doing whilst procrastinating about it? The shelves are still not up and the
• 1:14:28
  buddy's feet are comfy, But I feel pretty good about myself in general.
• 1:14:32
  Mine is selling all the pops and shit that I've got, because get this,
• 1:14:36
  I sold some pops on eBay on the weekend. Right eBay charge a
• 1:14:43
  selling fee on the postage. Now what So I received eighty one dollars right
• 1:14:48
  for it went for eighty one dollars. This pop that I sold right and
• 1:14:51
  Danny Phantom Pop and then this person was international. I just put up there
• 1:14:58
  in my description. Let me know if you're in national before you pay,
• 1:15:00
  I need to work at the exact cost. I just put thirty dollars as
• 1:15:02
  a basic thing, but don't pay it yet. We're gonna work out exactly
• 1:15:04
  what it would cost depending on your destination. Of course, that is wet
• 1:15:08
  and paid it anyway because people don't read their idiots, so they pay thirty
• 1:15:11
  dollars for that. And then it was like an extra sixteen dollars or something,
• 1:15:15
  some sort of tax or whatever. But I got charge of selling fee
• 1:15:16
  based on how much they have to pay for the postage. So I'm eBay,
• 1:15:20
  what the fuck is going on here? So I said to Nicolas,
• 1:15:24
  I'm just gonna get because I ended up getting ninety one dollars. So it's
• 1:15:27
  going to cost me forty six dollars to post this thing, and they gave
• 1:15:29
  you ten dollars for it. It's cost I'm paying thirty six dollars to post
• 1:15:32
  this thing. I ain't doing that shit, absolutely not. All right,
• 1:15:35
  so what's what's your plan. I'm going to say that my son's stood on
• 1:15:39
  the popping and damage. Now I'm just going to say it's no longer for
• 1:15:41
  sale. I'm looking. I'm not. I'm going to be I should be
• 1:15:44
  getting eighty one dollars for this item minus selling fees, and then they just
• 1:15:46
  pay the shipping costs. No. No, they're basically making me pay the
• 1:15:50
  ship it to this guy and using Germany. Don't know about this. It's
• 1:15:55
  something seems wrong here. It feels like we're at the end times of capitalism
• 1:16:00
  and everybody is just trying to get the bag anyway they can. What I
• 1:16:04
  was going to call it to the movies to see if right. I thought,
• 1:16:08
  I'll order some tickets because of the baby session was the set. The
• 1:16:10
  cinema was empty, and I was about to buy the tickets, and I
• 1:16:13
  thought, it's a six dollar fifty booking fee. How about I'm going there
• 1:16:16
  anyway. The fucking room's empty. I might just get a human to serve
• 1:16:20
  me and not pay a booking fee. What the hell. So it's like
• 1:16:25
  I went to the cinema, bought the ticket, no booking fee, but
• 1:16:27
  if I ordered it on my phone, it's a booking fee. Is there's
• 1:16:30
  no human into who is worth the booking fee going to? Who Isn't tech
• 1:16:33
  meant to reduce these costs, I mean I would. It's like when you
• 1:16:36
  buy a ticket for a concert of booking fee, I'm like, well,
• 1:16:40
  what are you? But I can the electricity to keep the computers plugged in,
• 1:16:44
  But I can go to the cinema, have to deal to a staff,
• 1:16:47
  deal with a staff member who's being paid a wage that you're paying as
• 1:16:51
  well, and I don't have to pay a booking fee and get it.
• 1:16:56
  But you take the human out of the situation, and I have to pay
• 1:16:58
  a booking fee. You take the wage out of the situation, and I
• 1:17:02
  have. It's sky man. So I just didn't buy. I bought tickets
• 1:17:06
  there and say six dollars fifty sudden I get the supermarket. Now I'm getting
• 1:17:13
  old, But I got a super supermarket the other day, and I thought
• 1:17:15
  I could get in that long ass fucking line for the self serve and serve
• 1:17:19
  myself, or I could wait an extra two minutes and have a human serve
• 1:17:23
  me. Oh yeah, And I went and I got to the end of
• 1:17:26
  it, and I was like, you know what was nice being asked how
• 1:17:29
  my fucking day was? Yeah? How many servers have you got in the
• 1:17:32
  in the supermarket? It was free going right, And I was like,
• 1:17:35
  and you know what it was? So this was a lovely moment actually.
• 1:17:39
  So there was an old lady there and there was an old guy in front
• 1:17:42
  of me, and it was gonna be me and the old guy in front
• 1:17:44
  of me turned around and saw that only had sort of of a basket for
• 1:17:45
  me, and saw look a bit of a trolley. He goes, he
• 1:17:47
  can get it for me, mate, Yeah, let's me go before him.
• 1:17:49
  I didn't have my Wool Worst card of me, so I let him
• 1:17:51
  clime to the points for the woolwors card nicely. I'll get it back.
• 1:17:54
  But it's just nice going. I am having a good day. Thanks.
• 1:17:57
  Oh, this is human interaction. We're forgetting what it's like. Yeah.
• 1:18:00
  Look, we're trying not to play too many favorites here at full finger discount.
• 1:18:04
  But I think you'll notice that, Aldie, they've still got people at
• 1:18:11
  the doing the checkout as opposed to you doing the self service at other supermarkets.
• 1:18:15
  We told they had these. We sound so old now, I don't
• 1:18:19
  fucking care. It's it's getting to a point where we need to start realizing.
• 1:18:23
  My mental state has been the best lately, and I've realized going to
• 1:18:27
  the getting served by a person and going and dealing with the person and buy
• 1:18:30
  my hoppol and paying my ticket that way, just seeing people were social animals.
• 1:18:34
  We need social with people. It makes you feel better. Internet.
• 1:18:42
  It's good for a lot of things, but it has fucked a lot of
• 1:18:44
  things up, or it is fucking a lot of things. It's not fucking
• 1:18:46
  things up. It'll be Andrew JP with this question, aside from Elaine,
• 1:18:50
  what's your favorite Julia Lewis, Louis Dryvers. He's written diapers, It's strips.
• 1:18:56
  Threw me off there. Louis drivers role. I love her as Selena
• 1:18:59
  Mayer in VPS. She's utterly perfect as a narcissistic, power hungry politician who
• 1:19:05
  will step over anyone to get in her way. I've never watched VEEP.
• 1:19:09
  I've only said I haven't seen all of it, but what I have seen
• 1:19:11
  I've really enjoyed. Yes, any other particular roles you like of hers.
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  Yeah, she's been a couple of movies lately, just some sort of low
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  key she has a podcast apparently, of course she does. It's not our
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  turf JLD. I love you, but still, you know, let the
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  up and comers and the up and comers mid fifties division, I have a
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  go jail. There has been in a couple of movies. Well, when
• 1:19:34
  I say recently, I think one's like maybe ten years old now. But
• 1:19:38
  the movie is called Enough Said? Yeah, what's with Sopranos with Gandalfini his
• 1:19:43
  last role was his last role. Yeah, it's a sort of a rom
• 1:19:45
  goum about you know, these people who are a little later in life.
• 1:19:49
  Are we lucky that we've got the Sopranos finished? Before that happened? It
• 1:19:53
  came out of fucking nowhere? Oh absolutely, it would have just ruined the
• 1:19:57
  show. It was just so great that we finally got that. We got
• 1:19:59
  it before. It was not two years later. I was about five years
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  later, wasn't it. Maybe? Yeah that was a fucking loss. Yeah,
• 1:20:05
  miss Gandalfini, that did right, But yeah, yeah, it's a
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  romantic comedy called Enough Said, with Julie Luid Drivers and James Gandalfoeni as this
• 1:20:15
  couple who are sort of navigating a late in life romance. And she was
• 1:20:17
  recently the lead in another comedy by the same director, a terrific writer director
• 1:20:21
  named Nicole Hole of Center. I believe it. He Branson called you Hurt
• 1:20:26
  My Feelings, which has one of the great premises. If you're a grady
• 1:20:30
  person, this will just fucking hit home for you. She's in a very
• 1:20:33
  happy marriage, a very long term marriage with her husband who's a therapist.
• 1:20:39
  She's a novelist, and she overhears at a party her husband saying to a
• 1:20:43
  friend, Yeah, I'm her latest work in progress. It's not very good,
• 1:20:50
  but he's been being very supportive all the time. No, no,
• 1:20:54
  keep going. It's great. It's great, but you're saying it's not good.
• 1:20:57
  And she overhears, like, oh fuck, what else is you know?
• 1:21:00
  What else is he not telling me about her marriage? It's a terrific
• 1:21:02
  idea and it's really good. She's's terrific in it. So yeah, jailed,
• 1:21:05
  I mean, I really liked her voice roles in A Bug's Life.
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  Well, in Bug's Life, she is the princess, the main like so
• 1:21:15
  flicks Princess What is a Bug's Life A Bugs Life cast because we had space
• 1:21:24
  in that as the villain. Yeah. Is Dave Foley from Kids in the
• 1:21:27
  Horn? Yeah, yeah, yeah, she played Princess Adda. Okay,
• 1:21:31
  yes, so she's basically like the main female in the film. She's great
• 1:21:36
  now she's also the mother. Onward a really good movie that. Oh yeah,
• 1:21:41
  that's some of the death of COVID. Yeah, yeah, because the
• 1:21:44
  Pixar Well it's Chris Cratton, Tom Holland. Yeah, it's a really good
• 1:21:47
  movie. My kids love it. Yeah, if you ever checked that Onward
• 1:21:50
  Worth, it's worth watching. Same with Luca. Luca's another film that came
• 1:21:54
  out during the whole COVID time? Is that Is that Pixar? Is that
• 1:21:57
  just Disney Animation? There's a lot of those. It's like incanto, Is
• 1:22:00
  that just Disney or is that Pixar? Luca is twenty by what Disney Pictures
• 1:22:06
  and Pixar Animation? And then Onward I'm pretty sure that's Pixar as well.
• 1:22:13
  Is Disney picks us is on the poster? Yeah, there we go.
• 1:22:15
  Yeah, that's good be as well. Cool, You've got some recommendations there.
• 1:22:18
  Andrew JP as well, as you know, you're big upping deep,
• 1:22:21
  which of course you should do. Yes, all right, all do one
• 1:22:25
  more question here. That's all we have left. So, Harris Harrison McClure,
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  outside of any Sandman films, what's your favorite Stevemi role? I really
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  enjoyed him in the Soprano Sopranos, of course. Yeah. Yeah, we're
• 1:22:38
  pretty much discussed enough about Shemi, right. I think for me my favorite
• 1:22:42
  wi always be Billy Madison and con Air. They're the two the rest of
• 1:22:44
  my dogs, of course. Yeah, he's fantastic in resond Yes, oh
• 1:22:48
  gosh, yeah. Look, I'm gonna go to end this Deemi films.
• 1:22:54
  I'm going to say the title and you I would be going, yeah,
• 1:22:59
  you don't. Look, I'm gonna be the titles out of you. It's
• 1:23:00
  me a bit of a game, guys. Initial reaction whether it's gonna be
• 1:23:03
  good or not Steve Bismi films, All right, I'll read it the first
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  twenty Escape from La uh No, not worth it is in like the movie
• 1:23:14
  or him h It's a very Steve Bishmi performance, but not worth it.
• 1:23:18
  So no, not worth it, all right, Connair? Yes, yes,
• 1:23:21
  twenty eight days. I don't really remember him in it. But that's
• 1:23:25
  the Sandra Bullock. Yeah, it goes to rehab one. Yep, so
• 1:23:29
  we don't remember the reds of our dogs of course, Absolutelynk Cobbler. That's
• 1:23:33
  a Sandman one. Yeah, twenty fourteen. Yeah, I've never seen I
• 1:23:36
  never seen it. Fargo, Well, yep, me mob, how do
• 1:23:41
  you spell it? Then says underneath, who do I Gotta Kill? Me?
• 1:23:45
  Mob? Who do I Go to Kill? Nineteen ninety four? Never
• 1:23:47
  heard of it? Who Do I Got to Kill? Also known as Me
• 1:23:51
  and the Mob Sorry, is a nineteen ninety four comedy film directed and co
• 1:23:55
  written by Frank Rioni Rate Rain One, with James Lorinz and Rocco Simonelli also
• 1:24:00
  writing. The film star Sandra Bullock, John Costello, to Steve Amy,
• 1:24:03
  and James Lawrenz. Okay, I've heard of James Lawrence, a cutsy writer
• 1:24:08
  turns hit man for a story thanks to his mobster uncle who gets him the
• 1:24:14
  job. Okay, this is a very people seem to like that. Quentin
• 1:24:17
  Tarantino. I'm gonna try and make a movie in that vein. Yes,
• 1:24:20
  all right, So that one's and so far the dead don't die. Yeah,
• 1:24:25
  that's not bad. The recent one. Yeah, with Adam Driver and
• 1:24:29
  Bill Murray. It's a Jim Jarmush film, Mister Deeds. Of course,
• 1:24:31
  he's in the Samman films. Yeah, he's just he's a sad man man.
• 1:24:34
  He's a regular. Yeah, Armageddon. I can't rememb who is again
• 1:24:38
  one of the He's rock. He's the comic relief of He's part of Bruce
• 1:24:42
  Willis's rock. Count Bruce Willis's relief. He's perfect for that role though.
• 1:24:45
  Isn't he the guy who can you can kill off but you love him?
• 1:24:47
  Oh? Yeah, I think you can get like a rule emotion out Steve
• 1:24:50
  Shemy not again? Does he survive? I'm again? Probably? I think
• 1:24:55
  so? Is it just uh what's his face? Spoiler alert? Affleck comes
• 1:24:59
  back? He said them all back, doesn't he? Which is the one
• 1:25:02
  where a guy goes blind? Is that is that mission to Mars? Maybe?
• 1:25:06
  Maybe? I don't think Owen Wilson read the movie where Wilson survives,
• 1:25:11
  and I don't think Michael Clarke Duncan survives and armaged a movie. I remember
• 1:25:14
  there's a movie where and it's the dude from Drop Dead Fred who plays the
• 1:25:17
  love interest of Phoebe Cats, but he's he goes blind. Something happens like
• 1:25:25
  bright lives blind him. And then he's talking to his daughter and his wife
• 1:25:28
  I think back home via screen and they don't know he's gone blind, and
• 1:25:31
  they're telling him your taught us doing this, now your wife's doing that.
• 1:25:34
  Okay, yep, no, not important. Let's pick two more films and
• 1:25:40
  will wrap up this mail bag, all right, Desprito worth it? Yeah,
• 1:25:43
  absolutely earlier Robert Rodriguez movie with Antonio Bandetas and one more. Pick a
• 1:25:47
  film that I don't think I have seen things to do in Denver when you're
• 1:25:54
  dead. Well that's that's written by Connor's Scott Rosenberg. Oh okay, did
• 1:25:58
  you mention that before? Did you? I did? Yeah, I think
• 1:26:00
  you play. I don't know if he's mister Shush in that, but he's
• 1:26:03
  like's missed the names in Reservoir Dogs. I think he's like the the evil
• 1:26:12
  hit man in it, and he doesn't say a word, and he's just
• 1:26:14
  like, but you look like Steve a. Shemi, so you're kind of
• 1:26:15
  terrifying. He's got the perfect face where you can buy him as a sadistic
• 1:26:19
  serial killer but also as a goofball at the exact same time, but they
• 1:26:23
  have to change his face. Yeah, I mean in Reservoir Dogs. It's
• 1:26:26
  great because he seems like he's not out of place among these other tough guys
• 1:26:30
  like Harvey, Guy Teller, Michael Madison and that. But he quickly shows
• 1:26:33
  that he's just as ruthless and just as Yeah, he's very dedicated to his
• 1:26:39
  code as a professional. It's a really good performance. And yeah, Steve
• 1:26:42
  Amy, he's great. It was Mission to mass by the way, and
• 1:26:44
  his name is Cavin Smith, Cavanne Smith, Varne Smith. I don't think
• 1:26:48
  it's it's not the love interest from Drop Dead Fred. But he's been in
• 1:26:51
  films such as The Perfect Bride, You Had Me at Aloha? So nothing
• 1:26:57
  really You held Me at Aloha? Oh that sounds fantastic. That's good.
• 1:27:00
  That's pretty good at it. That suns that if you don't be met sand
• 1:27:03
  Man, that sounds like we have to lay He's Steve won appone in this
• 1:27:13
  movie. We're in a way, right, what are you doing? Chris?
• 1:27:16
  Who's Who's Kevin? Kevin James? He's lost weight now, I know,
• 1:27:20
  yeah, popped up? How Netflix has that annoying thing I you can
• 1:27:24
  turn it off where it starts playing ship before you watch it. We got
• 1:27:27
  a Netflix but it popped up and I watched like a minute of it.
• 1:27:29
  I was like, Um, you're funny, but yeah, you're funny when
• 1:27:33
  you're fat. But I mean, I like the fact that he's lost weight.
• 1:27:36
  Way Knight's lost weight, John Goodban' last weight. It's great people actually
• 1:27:40
  looking after themselves true. Way Night. Yeah, I was surprised by that.
• 1:27:42
  Saw a picture of him in something recently. I saw a great clip
• 1:27:45
  from his because Jason Alexander has a podcast and you're waiting, yeah, and
• 1:27:49
  Wayne Night was a guest on there, and Jason Alexander I think he was
• 1:27:53
  expecting a different response, but he goes, I mean, you made reports
• 1:27:56
  people saying that we were difficult to work with or we were a bit sort
• 1:27:59
  of cold to the guests and things. And he's like, what did you
• 1:28:03
  ever think that? Wayne? Wayne goes, you were professionals, and he's
• 1:28:09
  like, so it's a yes, and he goes, you just you knew
• 1:28:12
  you were the bigger show on TV. So it's basically, you're here on
• 1:28:15
  our show, don't fuck it up. And Jason's like, oh, I
• 1:28:18
  guess we were. I don't know, I kind of respect that. Yeah,
• 1:28:23
  I respect that. Wayne was just like not you didn't go no,
• 1:28:25
  no, I respect Jason Alexander saying all that kind of mindsets, like you've
• 1:28:30
  come to play on Seinfeld, play on Seinfeld. Yeah, don't funk about.
• 1:28:33
  But way now we'll go. That's just a you're professional, very diplomatic
• 1:28:39
  of Wayne. All right, guys, this has been our review of what
• 1:28:45
  episode was it again? I don't know. I don't want to know where
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  the cage bird sings, although we talked about a whole bunch of other stuff
• 1:28:49
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• 1:28:53
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