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Episode 2: Ring Of Fire · The Tom & Gerry Show Podcast

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I welcome everybody to the Tom and Harry is why Jesus Christ. I'm Tom
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Amney and I'm Jerry McBride. Harry is all doing. You're all very welcome
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to the weird wonderful world of Tom and Jerry. Will we put the world
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to right in our context anyway with what we think is interesting. Thanks very
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much to people that were in context. But the people were messaginger, they
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were actually sound about it. We're going nice class. Yeah, there he
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goes. Nice to see it. You love to see it. Tom.
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Also, I'll tell you the weird and wonderful world. It's not weird to
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me. This is like, you know, this is our normal, Tom,
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this is our resting year. The nonsense we talk about. I'm trying
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to think about the every manager. Well though, to the every man,
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everybody's a bit weird these days. So I suppose if we can, you
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know, if we can nip up those corners for people to go, oh
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yeah, that's exactly kind of weird, Souff. I'm into it. Cool,
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I'll tell you I tell you, if you want to pull it back
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down away from weird time, I want to talk to you about the weather,
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just for one wee second, just just to show these, to show
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a wonderful listeners that we can do Monday. And before I knew you could
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help yourself. Next you're going to be telling me your best your favorite route
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to work and however you lord go on, No, I because I gotta
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tell you that the weather these days, right the past couple of days,
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it's what I like in weather. It's a challenge because it's lovely and bright
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and sunny. But then you go out and it would founder you. Tom.
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I don't know if do you get foundered down your way or is that
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a monum thing? Well, no, I will foundered. No founder wouldn't
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be. But I've taken to the use in the phrase my guest is well
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and truly flabbered by these things. Yeah that's yeah, power that one as
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well. But no, to be foundered. I'm gonna have to google that
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and see is it actually a ward or is it just like a modern thing.
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I'm foundered. I'm founded with the cold, Tom. It's one step
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up from being skinned. Oh Jesus, No, I've never heard to be
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foundered. I definitely think, do you know what, it's very plausible that
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it is a manhad thing, because an all fairness is a thing in itself
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like this is it? We have our own little We've got the Oxford Monahan
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Dictionary up air way. So yeah, you go out and you get foundered,
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and then you come back in and it's it's all nice and bright again,
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and you go and it hailstoned today, Tom, I don't know.
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I was putting a wash on the line and a hailstone. See that's how
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you gauge. You gauge your life these days, as I do too.
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Is what is it doing to the washing? Isn't it? What's it doing
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to the washing? I gotta tell you, Tom, I've said this to
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you several times. I'm gonna say to the listener. Now, I love
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doing the washing. That's my job. That's that's my job to properly get
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dirty clothes clean and back in the place to be. I love it,
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and I never and now I've got the challenging weather where you have to be
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like out with a divine and rod before you hang a wash out. I
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know there's absolutely it's people come to Ireland, they go, why do people
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always talk about the weathers like have a gender, have a gender day of
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the week. There's seven different seasons in one day. So it's yeah,
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it's not. It's not just nice, it's it's it's we have an adversarial
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relationship with the weather. But if you want to go out and hang a
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wash up on the line, you have to scatter dry chicken bones on the
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ground and read what the day is going to be like. You have to
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suit say what the day is going to be? Like my leave my three
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tea leaves, Tom, Yeah, my t whether you put a wash it?
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Yeah, I mean, heaven forbid you'd ever fire up the dryer,
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do you know what I mean? Like Jesus, that's the last. That's
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the last. I'm not We're not gonna get all that fire off topic here,
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Tom. We will start the show here very shortly. What the people
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came to listen to it not just this nonsense at the start. Our tumble
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dryer is a little bit on the blink and it only ever goes on on
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an absolute last ditch basis this the last hope for getting dry clothes for the
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morning is the dryer and I think there's a burn or something gone in it.
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So you have to kind of manually spin the drum a couple of times
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before you put it going. You know, it won't stop cold. You
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have to crank it up. What kind of Fred Diviner cobble together? Heaper
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ship? It is? It's it's, it's, it's it's like fine,
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I just I don't know what I did to the drive belt of it.
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Well, I can tell you exactly what I did for the drive belt.
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Don't put twelve kilos of clothes and a ten kilo driyer, guys, That's
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all I'm going to tell you. But you have to put your hands into
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the drum and catch the fins and like spin it. So anytime I'm drying
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clothes, it's like I'm trying to start like a World War two biplane because
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Jerry's in the air, you know, the red barns in the air.
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Get get the birds are born, you know, get the spitfires going,
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stand back, given the big tombs up and pull the chocks from underneath it,
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and off she goes. And you you just salute it. You saluted
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and start trying your clothes. God speeds are God speed to be better.
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I'm deadly interested in all that. I'm not putting entirely sure that the audience
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are. But look at I do agree with you. I enjoyed the washing,
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I enjoyed the Washington. Well, there you go, there you go
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exactly. Let's get lodged into the show, Tom and find folks. The
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find listeners of the Tom and Jerry Show will know what this stage that we
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start every week. We'll look at the week's big noise, the brew ha
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ha, the talk and town, Tom, the weekly, what have you?
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This is a very complicated case, Mad, You know, a lot
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of ian's, a lot of outs, a lot of what have you,
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and a lot of scrans to keep in my head, man, the weekly,
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what have you? How was your week? Anyway? Just I'm concerned.
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I'm always thinking about you. I want to wonder what Jerry's what he's
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up to here now? How Jerry hand? I just shaved the dog yesterday,
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Jerry. Yeah, And that's not a metaphor or euphemism for anything.
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I actually had to cut the dogs here yesterday. And I I purchased a
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thing from Aldie that promised all as things do in the middle, and turns
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out it's for a very small, already tight haired dog. So let's just
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say we had to start on the high blades first and work down a dog
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that should have been done in fifteen minutes. Yeah, she she turned into
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a big silence contracting job and for a finish, and we had a fallen
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out a few times during it. I won't like myself and the dog even.
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She was like Jesus man, I only came in for a trim,
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and this is what you're doing to me? Like it was, what are
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you doing to me? It was it sounds like you had a bad week,
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but you didn't have a week as bad as the subject all of this
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week's weekly? What have you? Tom? How could we let it go
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by what I'm mentioning the death of Dre Simpson Oho, j But I mean
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he's he's in the zeitgeist. So only in America too, Jerry. Could
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somebody be like snigglingly kind of going, what's he like? Do you know
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what I mean? Like who murdered his sex wife and her lover? Like
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only in America? To go to, you know, an awful scoundrel that
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I actually I actually contradicted there a little bit, Tom, because I feel
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like the Americans' attitude. OJ is a very irish sort of a thing,
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because that'd be like what we would do. He'd be like, oh,
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sure, look he will. He was in a bit of trouble there a
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couple of years ago. Now, but you can't say, you can't speak
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over me. He has cancer there now you can't. Don't be don't be
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saying a lit about him now now he's not well. O J. Simpson.
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For like the five people listening that may not know who OJ Simpson is.
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O J. Simpson passed away last week, aged seventy six, from
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prostate cancer. He's a double murderer, first and foremost. A lot of
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newspaper headlines Tom led with oh, former NFL star O J. Simpson.
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I'm like, that's far from the thing. He's most famous for sandwich lover.
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He did play football, and he was very good at baseball. He
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was an all around incredible sports star, which buys you, as we well
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know in any nation, buys you a lot of credit in the bank,
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buys you a lot of collateral. But the one thing, I'm gonna be
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honest, switch Tom until what happened in the nineties happened, and we're going
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to get into that in a little second. I'd never heard of Oj Simpson,
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and I'm coming to find out later on in life that, oh,
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yeah, that's Nordberg from the Naked Gun movies. I didn't know that at
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the time. Everybody's all about his NFL career, Tom, but the last
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time he ran with the ball was nineteen seventy nine. Yeah, And here's
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the thing. This is the I don't know. Is that the Mandela effect
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or is it like you know the people that go I was into the cranberries
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before anybod knew about the cranberries, right. I think NFL is so big
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now and UFC is so big now and stuff. Lads are going, what
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you don't know who the juice was? You didn't know who the juice was
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when he was Would you give it a rist? Just look, Bo Jackson,
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that's who you knew because it was on the game boy, you know
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what I mean? Or it was on whatever game you know. This is
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all lads new and now if you no, I was a grown man before
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I realized that John Madden was the commentator and not an active football player.
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Oh, I thought he was something to do in his in his Supernintendo days.
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Well, you might have actually be a coach. I don't know.
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I don't know either the world and we have no business. Known, we
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have no business or straight off the man and the man in question here is
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OJ's Simpson, who yes, he did indeed throw a ball around in the
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seventies, Tom to Summer claim he was a running back. I mean,
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I don't understand American. He ran back a lot. He'd go forward,
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but he'd run back. I'd say a lot. Yeah, yeah, he
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ran backwards. I don't know. Geez, that'd be impressive if you could
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run backwards and catch the ball or whatever. He did. He was very
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good at it, and he went all the Star and a whole bunch of
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movies. He was in the Naked Gun movies. Everybody's talking about nobody's talking
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about Capricorn one, Tom, that was the hell of a movie. I
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do like that very much. What the fuck is Capricorn one? What is
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Capricorn one? Right? Is a movie about It's a movie from like the
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early eighties, and it is about starting attempt to No, No, it's
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it's you know. The way they say is some people say, like,
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you know, all the fake the moon landings, Capricorn one is faking a
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landing on Mars. So what they're gonna do is they're going to fake a
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landing on Mars. So they're really gonna put astronauts up in a right and
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then they're going to fake it from there on out. And then like,
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oh, they died on the way home, or they perished on the way
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home, not telling the astronauts. They're going to kill the astronauts, like
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purposely kill the astronauts. And Oj Simpson is one of the astronauts in him
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and I think Elliott Gools in it as well. Anyway, they break free
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and run off into the desert, and they got the NASA or like or
11:18
the Evil Space Crowd or like no, like we've already shown this rocket take
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up off up into the air and it's got no astronauts in because we knocked
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them out and bury them in the Nevada desert. And now they're on the
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loose trying to get through the Nevada Desert and bust this whole thing wide open.
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Yeah. Do you know what I'd say if it was made now,
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that would be actually do you know what maybe a syop is what the conspiracy
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people called. I'll tell you what I heard him first. It might have
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been a siop back then again. Anyway, sorry, go on. When
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I heard it off top, i'd to do here, Tom. I heard
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of Oj first. He was our bus driver, our school bus driver,
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was also our video man. He had the video shop into Brairie Town.
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And it was only on this second Naked God I was reading down through it.
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I went, oh, he went, oh, you know, he's
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a he was like a huge sports that he was an NFL player, and
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I'm looking at and going, what's an NFL player? Pretty much at the
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time, it's like, well, it's kind of like it's American football.
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Oh, and he played, and he was like, yeah, he's kind
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of the big name start that they got to put in it like, and
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because I couldn't understand because Leslie Nielson was hilarious, but normal was just would
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just rock up like and You're like, it doesn't it Jars, It doesn't
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make sense to me why they've put this man in here. But now obviously
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they put him in because he was the juice. Yeah, I'll tell you
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Tom what it's like like Americans assuming that we would know who Oj Simpson is
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in the Naked Gun and been like don't you know who that is? That's
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OJ Simpson, NFL running Back Hall of Famer. That's like us showing them
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fatal deviation. You see your man there, it's Mikey Graham from that is
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your entire who. You don't know who Mikey Graham is? Oh? On,
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you have to have heard of Mikey Graham. Wow, you have people
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at home if you have no idea what it's fatal deviation, isn't it.
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Oh, we're gonna throw it. We're gonna throw some links up, don't
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you. Oh here we go. Oh that is so juicy. That is
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wow? What what? What a brilliant reference? That's literally it. Yeah,
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I'm gonna say we show a picture of DJ Carey his rise and fall
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from grace in recent times. But let's get DJ Carey for a separate episode.
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Oh yeah, let's see you because I have a funny feeling he's going
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to be the big what have you of the week? The week, He's
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gonna be the bit weekly what have you now? Of his own? Very
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shortly, let's get back to O. J. Simpson, Tom mid nineties
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nineteen ninety four and the cole Brand. Simpson and Ron Goldman are murdered spoiler
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alert by Ojson Uh huh. Trial of the Century. Like I was fourteen
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fifteen at the time, I did, like again big news. He's in
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a Bronco driving around the place them and he's going to you know, shoot
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himself and all this kind of thing, and the man's clearly guilty. Yeah,
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and yet after the Trial of the Century he is acquitted. He is
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acquitted because a glove didn't fit. If anybody wants to go and find there
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is a document and another documentary. There's a there's a TV show. I
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think it's like three or four parts and QUB Gooding Junior plays him and it's
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from the courtroom side of things really and how it totally tilted. It was
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like if you tot did but he did? How did tilted it for him?
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A way to do it. But after the whole outcome of that,
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because I remember seeing the Bronco thing but not having a notion of what I
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was looking at, but no, not having a clue what was going on
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the neck of him. The neck of him, he stays pretty much in
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the public eye because like, well, I'm oj, I'm sure I didn't
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do it. Let's I do it all and then writes a book. Jerry
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writes a book saying, well, look if I did it. He literally
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called it if I did it, and that made it to shelves. People
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went, what a devil? What that that? Oh? Jay, I
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gotta tell you like And it's only when you look back at these things with
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adult dyes, Tom, that you realize when the world maybe got a little
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bit broken on you. What it happened was in the early nineties and like
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ninety two I think it was. There was that tape of police beating the
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absolute teetotal dog pass out of Rodney King, Rodney King, right, and
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they were let go on that no charges even though they were on film beating
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the crap out of this guy, no charges whatsoever, innocent and that caused
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massive riots in Los Angeles because obviously this was clear cut, open and the
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short case of police brutality, and yet not they were they were like,
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go So in a couple of years after the fact, now there's an African
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American superstar O J. Simpson on trial for murder. You have to I
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don't think I'm making it up. I think it was the belief at the
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time that if he was found guilty when these other four or five white lads
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were let go that this would have kicked off a massive mode. It would
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to the ground, you know what I mean in their belief, you know,
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I think it's just a case of ah error. Will we let this
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one's laid? Yeah? Yeah, and for peace sake, will we let
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it slide? If you watch, if you watch the show with ub Going
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Junior, that's absolutely what happens. It's me first, we're only after cleaning
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up after the last riot and his solicitor and who one his solicitors? Who
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was Kim Kardashian's father, Yeah, actual father father laid by David Schwimmer in
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the in the TV show. Yeah, I was gonna say, what his
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name, Robert Kardashian. No, that's the young than anyway, Will Kardashi
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Kardashian he was, but he was faltering towards the end. Even he was
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like they were best friends, you see, But even he was like,
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yes, christ Man, you totally did it. Like I'm just yeah,
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absolutely did this. You totally did it. And he kind of backed the
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way into the hedge like Homer Simpson towards the end. But yeah, his
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name solicitor, I can't remember his name, but he was over the top
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kind of a character. And he found this glove that was apparently you know,
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at the scene, and it was definitely a glove that was used.
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And they got oj who would big football playing hands? Yeah, try and
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the glove he went, I can't. It's what glove do you take?
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Let's say a size ten? Well his gloves a size it And the judge
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couldn't hit the gable fast enough. He's like, I think, I think
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you'll find that one away home there, one away home altogether for yourself.
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And geez, yeah, it's it's it's it's a it's amazing time. It's
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like I would have been about fourteen or fifteen by the time it was all
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said and on. So between that point between ninety two Rodney King and ninety
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five with O. J. Simpson, you wouldn't have been far behind me
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fourteen fifteen. Like, I think that was a lesson to us that no,
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right and wrong don't apply if you don't want them to, Like you
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can form crimes and get away. When a good people don't always win,
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sometimes the bad guys do win. And honestly don't want to get too deep
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on it here, Tom, because this is, you know, reportedly a
18:42
comedy podcast, But I really do think that kind of broke the fabric of
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right and wrong for me. How do you pull? How do you pull
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out of this one? Tom? You know? I mean there was the
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Naked Gun. I mean you can always go back and watch the Naked Gun.
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That was a pretty good lig you know what I mean? Oh man,
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Yeah, you watch Nick gunn O. J. Simpson as Norberg getting
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hit in the balls ten fifteen times. It was right right now. I
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didn't fully understand that, to be honest with you. It was the Rodney
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King thing. I'd more of an understanding of it was that what what how
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are they getting out? What? Why? And out the back lash?
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But I didn't. I don't think I followed it as much. It was
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more after, much after the fact. It was like, oh so this
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then killed his wife and her lover and he got away. Not an American
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thing, you know, That's an American thing, isn't it. But he
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was later done there, he was done later in life for he's got stuck
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mac Matt and he had a group of friends and he broke into he'd sold
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much of his own I think, and then broke into Las Vegas hotel,
19:47
hotel room to steal it back, and he was like, it's my it's
19:51
my stuff, and we're like, we bought it. But they got him
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on that, they got him. I don't know. Did he get ten
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years or something for that where he got nine He got nine years in jail
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over and did ninety years in jail over and nice to see him in jail
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for a while, but not for what he should have been. And there
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you go, Tom, that's our weekly. What have you on? O?
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J? Simpson, double murderer, rest and piss. I don't want
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to hear him again. And don't come at me with this, always an
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excellent running back. I can't see you was back in the day. That's
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all. Yeah, good look, look, let's pull out. Let's pull
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out. Yeah, good luck, O J. Yeah, let's pull out
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of our weekly. What have you? Tom, Let's see what's next next
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week? Yeah, next next up on the Tom and Jerry Show, Let's
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take a look at someone who stood out this week. Not O Jay standing
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out for dying. We're talking about someone that stood out for for the right
20:41
reason, you know, Tom, someone that when you talk about them,
20:44
you don't say. And then there's this lad, Tom, you say,
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and then there's this l lade that this week's this lad. I mean again,
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tell people that have got why can you pick this lad? We picked
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this lad purely because well we love this lad and everything about this lab.
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But he was it was his appearance on first week Feasts, a wing challenge
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with Sean. I forget Sean. It is, of course Irish American,
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My best friend in the world, Conan O'Brien, friend of the podcast,
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friend of the podcast. Well, I mean I guess he is, but
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he's a friend of you. He's a friend of the podcast. Tom.
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Yes, Conan O'Brien. It was a tremendous We've all seen the first wee
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Feasts and like they're brilliant. It's a brilliant idea, brilliant concepts trying.
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I'm very well done. But Conan appeared on it last week and my god,
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like the comic in him just couldn't couldn't be out, couldn't be done
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on it. Like the comedian in him, you know, his Irish heritage
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was not letting him enjoy that heat. But he fought every bit of it.
21:52
I mean he drank the sauce on at one stage and everything was like,
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it's it's, it's, it's, it's it's absolutely incredible. For anybody
21:59
not familiar with the show, we will throw up the link up for but
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you have to have seen it. The show takes the form of a panel
22:07
show, question and answer show, interview show. But for whatever reason,
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that's just the gimmick of it. They're eating increasingly spicy chicken wings and nobody
22:15
gets through it without making a little bit of a show themselves. It's not
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running from the nose ies water and big red bulb with ahead in them,
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because these are like up into the millions of Scovills of the of the heat
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Conan. As Tom says, there with his Irish American heritage would not be
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you know, I know me growing up, Tom, the spiciest thing I
22:36
ate was a sauce called white sauce. I was just gonna say white sauce,
22:41
all right, which I mean imaginatively named. You know, it was
22:45
paired alongside brown sauce. Yeah, white sauce. I mean you could not
22:51
get a bland or sauce, even like on days we would have Parsley sauce.
22:55
That would be like Parsley sauce and one it's little bit, a little
22:59
bit fancy now about white sauce literal white sauce. So I can't handle heap
23:03
myself more than that. In a second, Conan slamms through these wings like
23:07
nobody has ever done before. There's no aim to the show. You don't
23:11
win, there's no like who can do the most, there's no leaderboard,
23:15
there's no record, but if there was, he would have smashed it.
23:18
He would haveliterated. He drank the sauce neat from the bottle pump phenomena like
23:25
and it's the who's who for anybody who's gone I've never heard. It's the
23:27
who's who of at the entertainment world. Everybody wants to be on it or
23:33
has been on it. This day is like they're on seven eighteen season.
23:37
It's ridiculous. The names have had on and nobody went harder at it than
23:41
what I saw called. I couldn't believe because you can't obviously know what the
23:47
flavor is through the screen, but you've seen what the toughest the characters,
23:51
and one of my favorite ones was Terry Crews because he's because Terry Crews is
23:53
a shaved head. There was sweat hopping out the top of the man and
23:56
shak Shaq was finished out. Yeah, there was sweat popping out the top
24:00
of that man's head. It was a great episode with great episode with Adress
24:06
Elba and Idris Elba folds so completely in the middle of it. Yeah,
24:11
that his reaction has become like a gift online that just suggests pain and snop
24:19
running and he's gone, and Connan O'Brien shows up with his ginger hair and
24:26
his translucent white skin and he just starts necking at what he did. I
24:32
have to tell you time, what he did is impossible. You can't ignore
24:34
the heat of this stuff. There's no way to blot it out. It's
24:38
it's not like you know how old like when you're at school and you were
24:41
like, how how long can you hold onto a radiator for bravado? Yeah,
24:45
ptet, did you ever do that? Boys are stupid. We would
24:48
hold onto like the bar of the radiator and see how long you can hold
24:52
it and you could kind of bluff your way through it for a couple of
24:53
seconds, and you're like it would show like there was a point in this
24:57
time that I felt that there were give making it that that Conan was was
25:00
drinking like gimmick sauce that was just like ketchup. I'm telling you now doing
25:04
this for effect. For anybody who can't connect the to he is the he's
25:08
the stand up comedian first and foremost. Went on to host The Tonight Show,
25:11
which was our when I was in Boston in two thousand and one.
25:17
It was with this is the One Show because we I didn't have much time
25:19
for American television when we're all living in the house and other hard to watch
25:22
it. Yeah, but with the ads it was the killer was the ads.
25:26
Every three minutes it seem to be an ad, but con it's it's
25:30
like it's like eating American chocolate, Tommy, you know what I mean,
25:33
It's not the chocolate we were brought up on. And it's just like there
25:36
you go, don't know why he is? Why is it like this?
25:38
And that's so be it with the TV. It's right when Conan would come
25:41
on The Tonight Show on the Friday night and we repeats for whatever, we
25:45
would all get around the telly like bail into our flat or whatever, our
25:49
apartment and just be drinking beers because he was just You're like, why what
25:53
why can't the Lately Show be like this guy come out and he'd do his
25:56
spin and he's hop and he was so self deprecated. But you news just
26:00
a genius comedian and don't want to drop a huge you know moment name here.
26:06
But when we hung out backstage the Late lad Show in a couple of
26:10
months ago, do you know what I've been I've been categorizing people's handshakes,
26:15
and he had one of the finest handshakes a man I've ever met, for
26:19
a man who never you wouldn't imagine, did an awful out of pulling a
26:22
dragon out of two before the four whatever they call him in America, a
26:27
fine genuine man's handshake. But he did a thing even that night where like
26:33
never been on the show before. He had them build the bow of a
26:38
boat and he stood on it and they put wheels under it and they pushed
26:41
him out in front of cameras on the opening of the show. But his
26:45
hands out and there was Irish flags hanging off it everywhere as if he was
26:48
coming back on the boat from right his ancestors to travel. You're like,
26:52
this guy is the ultimate performer. He Wow, there's nothing this guy couldn't
26:57
do if he put his mind to it. It came to that is that
27:03
he proved it. It's like you know, it's that he told his his
27:07
brain told all his senses take the night off. Yeah yeah, I'm just
27:12
yeah, yeah, And I worry for the man because and then this is
27:15
what I wanted to talk to you Tom about, is how are you yourself
27:22
with hot sauces. Hot sauce is like anything jer you gotta build up.
27:27
You can't geez, you can't jump in both feet like I don't care what
27:30
anybody says. God, I'm really good with hot It's cause you must be
27:33
eating spicy stuff the whole time, and that you built up a tolerance.
27:37
And you built up because I know it because comes summertime, my tolerance builds
27:41
up. By September. You could pour liquid nitrogen on my neck because it's
27:47
barber time and I'm barbecuing three days of a week. And there's different,
27:52
various different sauces, but I know the first one. I ain't going in
27:55
there with the Carolina Reaper on some brisket. I'm telling you right now,
28:00
it'll like even Frank's hosts the hot sauce, Like I have to water it
28:02
down with butter to get me going first, like, because my irishness will
28:04
just go Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, tone it down. We have to
28:08
temper it. And we'll start with white sauce and your way up through the
28:15
salad cream. We'll go to it. I I I like a little bit
28:21
of spice here and there, Tom, but like nothing really past sharacha Frank's
28:25
red Hot. Just on the side note there on Frank's red Hot sauce.
28:30
Do you know what the aldi rip off? I saw it yesterday today.
28:37
Oh my god, I gotta throw an ih this up. It's and it's
28:41
like it's like, oh Jay's book if I did it with if real small
28:49
It's it's called Frankly Amazing Hot sauce, but the amazing is tiny. So
28:56
if you glance, it's like Frank hot, you know, and that.
29:03
Yeah, I love going after the big guy. I love it because it's
29:07
an Irish Ever whoever, I was like, yeah, how you got that
29:12
across the board across the line when you were sitting down naming it like brilliant?
29:18
That didn't go that we can't go sail this close to the wind.
29:22
It's Frank's hot sauce, Like you know, I think we give it a
29:26
shot. We asked for forgiveness, permission, you know, one of those
29:29
moments I'd love to see, like you know, the Frank of Frank's Hot
29:34
Sauce scene us on the shaff and get me legal. I do know somebody
29:44
you a birthday interesting, that's frankly amazing. And you think you think companies
29:48
are too big to care. I knew somebody was like the children's entertainer and
29:52
they used to dress up. She used to dress up as like you want
29:56
from Frozen or whatever, and maybe one or two other things. Got a
30:00
Disney solicitor's letter came through a door. They had to be sent, they
30:04
had to be sent to their offices in France, and they were burned all
30:08
the costumes, so they nobody's too big. I'm just saying, Frank's Hot
30:15
sauce and make them after frankly amazing, but by it now. But that's
30:21
about That's about the level of spice that I can comfortably handle and anything after
30:25
that. Tom, Here's the thing, if if if if if people have
30:29
never had, like you know, one of these bizarre like Carolina Rep sauces
30:33
in their mouth like it's not spicy like a currier ors not spicy like an
30:37
Indian food. Like it actually feels like someone held a spoon over the hub
30:45
until it got hot and then pressed that into your tongue. Like that's yeah
30:48
what it feels like. It's it's not like you know, it's tasty.
30:52
It feels like burning metal in your mouth. I want and you can't taste
30:59
anything I want at a ghost chili and Jerry. I will tell you now
31:06
that bastard came after me for two days. In every shape and form,
31:11
everything my body was doing, there was a semblance of that little bastard.
31:17
I was burping, I was farting. I mean the jacks was an office
31:21
scenario. I couldn't. I had to have my I to wash my hands
31:23
ninety four times, like it was everything. There was sweat coming out of
31:29
me herself. Could smell chili in the air, just why like it was.
31:33
There's no like there's I'm with I'm down for food, right, I
31:37
will go wild. I have. I've done the Hot Wings Challenge in what
31:41
used to be a place called the Ozzie Outback in Dublin. In Dublin,
31:44
Yeah, I don't know where I rated on it. I finished them,
31:48
but again I was in bits after it. I was an after even my
31:52
fingers were burning from holding the wings. Yeah. Now there comes a point
31:59
for you to go, well, what is it still food if it's tried
32:01
to hurt? Like, what are we doing here? One of the worst
32:05
things I ever had in my life, Tom, And I've tried hot sauce,
32:07
but like in in in as much as like you know, you'll just
32:09
try a little depth and like no, no, not for me that,
32:13
thank you, you know, but one of the one of the worst things
32:15
I ever like actively engaged. And ah, there came into the house via
32:22
various American relatives and whatnot a pack of microwave popcorn hab a narrow microwave popcorn,
32:28
Okay, hab a narrow? Yeah, all right, and even made
32:35
microwave popcorn. I'm sure in your time, okay, ye you and you
32:39
take out the bag and you open the bag and you met with like a
32:42
ghost of steam. Yes, this was like getting tear gassed, just like
32:50
you open right, you open the Yeah, we we we popped it and
32:53
we we we opened it and the hot habit narrow pepper oil infused air escaped
33:00
and like everybody in the room, not just me, not just we childish
33:04
me. Everybody in the room was like and clutching their eyes and like,
33:09
you know, like that scene in the Wrong with Nicholas CAGs where the little
33:14
green ball of glass ball broke and the VX guests just started going around the
33:20
room melted people's faces. We were there, like it's the scene in the
33:22
Mummy where they opened the coffin and it pisses out like like salt, like
33:30
so, and I had a couple of good handfuls like that, and like
33:32
that Tom as well, like you know, the old joke is like haha,
33:36
I had an arse like a Japanese lag, you know, yeah,
33:37
yeah, I had an arse like a Japanese lag, the pre World War
33:42
II version Land of the Rising Sun, you know, like here we go.
33:52
Yeah, so Christian the child to witness all that living from a couple
33:57
of handfuls of habanaro popcorn to seeing man's brave attempt. It's not even a
34:01
brave I won it's not even my man's brave attempt. It's my man's foolish
34:06
attempt for our goodwill, for us to laugh. He's not gone, Carolina,
34:13
That's all it is. It's not actually a competitive thing. I know
34:15
what he's doing. He's gone, He's in the moat and he's gone.
34:17
Well, we're all like he's died in rooms, you know what I mean,
34:21
where you're going. Well, I'm all in here now, and that's
34:22
where he went. You could see his eyes. His eyes were hanging out
34:24
of his head in most recent times. The week before last, I was
34:28
driving home from Dublin, and you know that, you get the munchies and
34:30
you pull into a petro station. This one particular press station had these crisps.
34:34
I said, what are those things? You went, oh, we
34:36
just got him in. I'm not sure there were these quickly didn't corn snack
34:38
things and went, they'll do perfect for they'll do perfect for the drive.
34:44
I don't know what part of truck ministan these things came out of you,
34:46
but I decided packets are or something like that. I don't I don't know,
34:52
jirr, I don't know. All I know is I left past the
34:55
Red Cow in Dublin. I cracked him open. Needless to say, I
35:00
didn't get past out of County Dublin, which isn't very big. I got
35:02
to rat Cool and went well, well after just to even get these out
35:06
of the car, I can't. I couldn't drink the coffee for another fifty
35:09
kilometers because it was burning the inside of my teeth. Like gee, there's
35:14
no writing a reason to these things. This, this is just scandalous.
35:17
I shouldn't be driving with these yolks in the car, let alone trying to
35:21
stuff my face. I pulled over. They had to go straight in the
35:24
bin. They had to go straight into the bin. And I even I
35:28
made sure to get them all in there, because I might want a wildlife
35:31
affecting themselves, but not to do with them. I give you one before
35:36
we move off the subject, Tom, I give you one before we move
35:37
off the subject. And here's one that could combine back to bite us in
35:40
the bottle later on. I actually have a bottle of the last DAP.
35:45
Why did you get that? You have a bottle of I just just pulled
35:50
it right up to the camera there for the shot. Wow you yeah?
35:54
WHOA? I bought that we were on hold this uh, I think yeah
36:00
last year and I saw it in a shop and it was twenty dollars and
36:04
I bought it for the novelty of it, and it hasn't been uncorked,
36:07
and anytime I feel like dying, I will on cork it. So I
36:10
don't know if that's uh, I don't know if that's a Christmas special.
36:15
I think you want to you want to see make myself drink. Yeah,
36:19
we're gonna have to sit. I'll make the wings and make good wings.
36:22
Well, I don't get that, No, you need that's it now the
36:24
listeners will, now they know it's out there, they'll insist on us having
36:30
to do the hot wings. Oh Jesus, that's a let's a. I
36:34
think there's enough. I think there's enough Irish online personality's trying things for clicks
36:38
without us starting. Tom, I think that markets well and truly well and
36:42
truly covered. But once more, we got a shout out to Conan O'Brien.
36:47
I can't say highly enough him. He he really is this week?
36:52
Is lat this lad? All right? Tom? Yeah? So there we
36:58
go, Tom, I think it's about time to wrap up the sh Oh.
37:00
We hope everybody has enjoyed it, and Tom will be. We didn't
37:05
even we didn't even start around this week. One second, one second,
37:08
we still have time on the clock. I'm looking at it here we still
37:10
have time on the clock, and I have to bring it up because it's
37:15
more and more it seems to be entering into my life. Friends seemed falling
37:17
by the wayside. I'm jud judging. I'm judging. I'm judging by your
37:22
backdrop. It's gaming. It's adult men gaming, and I know you're going
37:30
to start around with me about gaming. I'm starting a route. I am
37:32
starting a row. I don't want to start a route, but I'm starting
37:37
to rout. My head is two d got start watch it. Okay,
37:45
okay, I can't. I can't. It's right up there with seeing grown
37:50
men on the scooters. It's not it's not that, it's not that I
37:53
can put my finger on why, but I just I got it. We
37:58
were called to friend as far as the other day. He came out of
38:00
the sitting room, eyes hanging out of his head. That's Jesus, all
38:04
right. He is sick. He sna, I mean, and this is
38:06
call of duty. He's American Chap the same lad, he says, can
38:09
I and I mean. It turned into this antisocial moment where he's like,
38:13
I gotta go back, and he was saying it in a way like the
38:15
baby's crying, I gotta go feed it, and natural I was supposed to
38:21
understand this moment that he hey, we just called your house and he had
38:24
to leg it away to get back on with his team of seat like team
38:30
of like, dude, you got a belly hanging over your belt? What
38:32
are we doing here? Like you know? And even his missus like show
38:37
water fellas like I'm like what not? What guess? Because I came in
38:42
there one day and like he had bottoms of pace around their room because he
38:45
just couldn't even leave because it was that intensive game, like the sweet Jesus
38:47
Christ, did you just say? What did you just say? This is
38:52
some coold like it sounds to me, Tom, I gotta I got,
38:55
I gotta get some clarity on this here. Okay, So are you against
39:00
computer games in general or are you against online gaming? Or are you against
39:05
just a very particular section of the audience that takes it way too far and
39:12
really feels like they're in a war. Do you know what? I can't
39:15
actually I can't stop. I should stop at the latter. I should stop
39:20
at the latter, but I feel it would be I'd be misrepresented. It
39:23
feels like you're coming from me playing Tetris as well. I'm going after the
39:27
whole lot, and once you pass the age of eighteen jury, I think
39:29
it's out the door, even if you're desperately wanted, even if you desperately
39:32
want to Now I'm going to a secret here, Jerry. I'm round about
39:36
this, But like many things, I'm probably wrong with myself about this because
39:40
I know my addictive personality. I know full well. I remember the day
39:45
I cut that Xbox and I fired it straight through the window because I cannot.
39:49
I can't, I can't, I can't be around these things. And
39:52
I understand Jerry. Yes, yeah, Jerry's backdrop is literally yeah. I
39:58
do want to say. It's a small You've never done it. I haven't
40:02
done it yet. Okay, let me let me, let me just bring
40:06
this over here. I just I haven't done it yet. What you're talking
40:08
about is rage quick, where you get so angry that you snap the thing
40:14
off at the wall or yeah, yeah, yeah, as you say yourself
40:17
fired the Xbox through the window. I've never done that, but I'll tell
40:22
you what I've come close to several times, and it speaks to the wonderful
40:24
engineering of a computer gaming company. This is a this is a controller of
40:30
PlayStation two controller right, yes, sorry, I keep forgetting that we're doing
40:34
a little bit of this for video content as well for future for use.
40:37
But a PlayStation controller tom okay for anyone who that has never had it in
40:42
your hands. Old game pads used to be just like that. It would
40:44
sit in your hand and and it was flat. But the PlayStations started having
40:49
like pronged controllers that sit nicely in your hand. Okay, So like there's
40:52
two prongs that sit in your hands so nice. And what that does is
40:57
it just lends itself so easily to twining and snapping it in half when you
41:01
get mad. It's just like it gives you the perfect purchase on a thing
41:07
to twist it like a jam jar. Yeah, snap it clean and half
41:09
down the middle. Now, how I haven't done that in twenty years of
41:15
dying on metal Gear Solid and Gears of War and whatever. It would because
41:20
all the controllers kind of followed that two prong design and it just lends itself
41:25
so nicely to just like snap in its neck like Jim's bond snapping a Russian's
41:31
neck. And I haven't done it. And that just speaks to the quality
41:35
of these things, because yes, I have been that soldier where I've gotten
41:37
so mad and I've died for thee hundred times and I'm just like, I'm
41:40
just gonna That'll tell you hip that the post built it to a standard where
41:45
they know, they know you shouldn't be playing with it. Oh yeah,
41:49
no, no, no, you are going to be trying to snap.
41:52
Yeah yeah, but to be fair, you might have a you know,
41:54
you'd have a bit of grip strength. But the average blow playing these things,
41:58
like, I mean, he's not gonna snap that half and fit.
42:00
But I mean, apparently I don't Tom. I'd love to hear from the
42:04
listeners. Has anybody ever cleanly snapped the controller, just just like cracking the
42:08
crab claw, just cleanly ripped it in half? They for sure they have
42:15
isla the upper body strength to do such a thing. Because it's just for
42:19
me. It's become such an every time I look at like talking with friends
42:23
who I can't believe that this is a pastime that they put down him like
42:30
good sweet suffered in Jesus. And it's the on really, it is the
42:32
online one where you're playing with other dudes from around the world. I knew
42:37
a guy worked in the building site with him a couple of years back,
42:38
and he turned into an He turned into a complete racist since hanging out with
42:43
these people. I was like, oh right, you have no reason to
42:46
be racist at all, but suddenly you're racist now against things. Okay,
42:50
this is We're done. And this guy was trying to justify getting home in
42:54
the door, slapping the door behind him. Mikero aved dinner and down in
42:59
front and Giant buys and like that's not giant the buys. I'm sorry,
43:02
but that is not Giant. And worse again, you know, as you
43:06
were talking with make you want to put a pillowcase on your head. That's
43:09
what I'm saying. Like something something tells me if computer if computer games turn
43:14
them raises, tell me you didn't have that far turn. But I know
43:16
what you're talking about because I have worked with Buis in the past. Now
43:20
I gotta tell your full disclosure on a couple of things here, Tom,
43:22
Yes I do. I can't with the backdrop here say I don't play computer
43:25
games. I don't and have never played online games against I've never I've never
43:32
gone online and I'm playing anything I think I got a demo of Call of
43:38
Duty a couple of years back, and I went online to have a bop
43:42
around and and and and play because it was just like it wasn't the full
43:45
game, and it was just like, you know, you can play one
43:47
map online or whatever like that. No fun whatsoever, no enjoyment, zero,
43:52
absolutely no desire to ever do it back again, because you have to
43:57
wait in the lobby until the game starts, and then you go in and
44:00
there's like ten people and I just I was I was no good at it.
44:02
I was just getting sniped left right and all sander like you know.
44:06
So there's a difference between not liking the thing and not being good at it.
44:08
I don't like it. I'm no good at it. So I don't
44:12
go online for anything. I think it's a wonderful hobby to have tom to
44:16
sit down and play a computer game. And I'm forty four years of age
44:20
near enough, forty three ish, sit down and I'll play my computer games
44:24
and getting Merston's story and and all that. Now I do have to turn
44:28
around after all that and say most of the stories I am getting emersed in
44:31
involved thrummers in a club. Well, no, if it was murder.
44:36
It would be one thing might involve plumbers in a magical world, jumping on
44:39
mushrooms and saving princesses from dragons. Would you not do work? Better off
44:46
whittling a piece of timber or something, or just you know, grumbling away
44:50
like a proper owlful it's supposed to be doing like I'd be better off doing
44:53
a lot of things, Tom. But even like you know, even the
44:57
games where it's all murder, murder, murder, I'll play those two,
45:00
but I would never in my life take them online and mayor God go wich
45:06
if that's what you like to do. I work with several lads, as
45:07
I said here, I work with several lads who would take two days annually
45:14
leave Jesus every year when the new call of duty came out. When the
45:19
new call of duty came out, they just knew that they were going to
45:22
play that for eighteen hours a day. Like they were wearing a nappy.
45:27
Jury you know that line, they were in a nappy. They're getting adult
45:30
diapers? They are? They are? You want to I don't know that
45:36
they would have gone so far into the adult diaper world, but I can
45:39
promise you one thing, Tom, Two days of your holidays. Yeah,
45:45
I don't know that they were fully in the adult diapers, but I can
45:47
promise you one thing washing themselves was not, you know, high on the
45:53
agenda. I My friend had to let a woman go because of the exact
46:00
same problem. She was a woman that was working on an accounting team and
46:04
she was turning off. Literally you'd know if she'd sat on a seat.
46:07
You'd know if she sat on the seat. Yeah, she was playing somehow
46:12
family world thing she was going. She was living in another. She was
46:16
in another like this if there's the Sims and then there's New World or something
46:22
like that, where she was actually living a life. She had a husband
46:24
and everything, you know what I mean. She this one was but the
46:29
waft after and several times they went Trina or whatever we called her, should
46:37
make home of H two Oh, striking off your body girl, because you're
46:43
pungent, and she took offense with it and hat but she took offense with
46:51
hr. Yeah. But like I mean, she run backwards into your own
46:54
draft and you'll know what we're talking about. Like, but she did running
46:58
back much like what they had to Lettle. He was running back from there
47:04
was Yeah, she was she was. She was perl just it was raw.
47:08
You couldn't be in the office alongside her for a finish because she was
47:12
so immersed in this false world where she had a family and and and she
47:15
none of these things. She's none of these things. So this is the
47:19
the full danger of the whole thing is there's a there's a sadness to that
47:22
too, dominated I will say, and I will say, if you're in
47:27
if you're engaged in any activity where you're so stuck into it that you're common
47:37
smelly, I don't I can't find a nice way of saying that. But
47:38
if you're doing anything and you're smelly like, that could be anything, that
47:43
could be you know, you know, as you say, Quittland wood as
47:46
you so you've just told me to go whittle a bit of wood like,
47:50
but if I get so better, I don't show. Yeah, we're gonna
47:53
have to save that for the wood Withitland episode. Now, if you're doing
47:58
yeah, there you go. Come. If you're doing anything but that that
48:00
that drives you to madness, be it, you know, playing, I
48:06
think that's that's the kind off point for anything. And maybe that's my biggest
48:08
problem is that's good. That's good. That's a good point. Now I
48:13
can't let it go. Probably have a deep rooted grievance with some of the
48:16
big gaming industries because they've stolen me. They have stolen me, I don't
48:22
know I've stolen you. Well, let me get my I can't share this,
48:28
but I will put it up on the clip. So first and foremost,
48:31
I get ladies and gentlemen, this is just too podcasting. Well,
48:36
you can describe it to the people. You can describe it to the people
48:38
what you're seeing. So these get sent to me every so often, right
48:43
from friends, from going like you'll get bizarre ones. So okay, so
48:51
it's it's it's it's a it's a Grand Theft Auto, you know, like
48:53
the cartoon characters from Grand Theft Auto on the loading screen or some sutch.
48:57
Okay, yeah, I see him there, he's a he's a guy with
49:00
a gold plated gun and he's driving a sports car. What's the story.
49:04
I have a look, I have a look a bit closer minus the mustache.
49:12
I mean, there's a passing resemblance. Some did someone steal your likeness?
49:16
It would seem so let me and I'm gonna go back and I chased
49:21
this down. I chase it because I was our good friend Paul marsh Hello
49:25
in call of Duty? Who's that guy? Who's that guy? Do you
49:32
know what I'm gonna tell you, Tom? Like these are you know?
49:37
How would I put this to you? Are you gonna say? Are you
49:42
gonna say? I have a general head? Is that what you're saying.
49:44
I'm trying not to insult anybody here, Tom, but these are stock characters
49:53
for computer games. You know, white that I have been stolen. And
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it's not the first time. There's been many more. A friend of mine
50:04
who did actually work for Rockstar Games, Oh, I went, I went
50:07
to school with it was working for him. I think in Canada or or
50:09
California, I'm not sure. And I said, what it what he sent
50:14
me one one day since he'd left him he'd left, he'd left Rockstar.
50:16
He's gone to some of the crowd and he went, all of this this
50:21
is it would be. But they be inn a malgamation of a bunch of
50:22
faces. That Jesus, here's the thing. They can't. I'm not saying
50:27
they have stolen your face, but they can steal your face because it's not
50:30
stealing anymore once as soon as you signed up to any social media at all,
50:36
the computer game industries. But that's what like, I'm not saying that
50:39
they actually stole my face, but I think, but what I'm saying is
50:43
they they are allowed. They're allowed to have anybody's face. The computer game
50:49
industry can have anybody's face, anybody who's signed up to any social media.
50:52
That's it. Pre rain You've done. You've let him have your face.
50:58
Can you imagine being you kick in the door on grand theft auto some sleazy
51:04
brothel and you're to maybe turn over the boss inside there and kick him around,
51:07
and then you look around and one of the hookers in the corner is
51:10
me looking back at you. That would just mustache and all with the I
51:25
just think it's a CD business that nobody should be involved in. That's all.
51:29
Well, they go, okay, well listen, I mean, like,
51:30
you know, you put forth a good argument. I like to think
51:32
I defended my case a little bit. But we're gonna have to throw it
51:35
open to the listeners of the Tom and Jerry Show to let us know where
51:37
they fall on on computer games in general. It really seems that Tom is
51:43
mad at everything from Grand Theft Auto to pong over here like no time for
51:47
no time for led it to the children children, okay, okay, so
51:52
Grand Theft Auto for children only over the age of twelve. Don't play grand
51:54
theft No no, no, no okay. So so let's let's let us
52:00
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52:06
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Yeah, that's home time. Tom. The bell is ringing. We'll
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