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KFC (Kan’t Find Chicken): Picard Season 2 vs 3 & Scream 7 Backlash · Multiple Nerdgasm

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Yeah, I'm happy to say everything to the world and
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everyone knows that. No secrets.
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Yeah. All right, All right, let's
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talk. Let's get.
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Let's get personal. Look personal, I've been
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fighting, I'm fighting with venue log at the moment and
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trying to cancel an order ordered three hours ago just.
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Trying to get some KFC in here and they're they're not having
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it. No talk to just so I'm sure this
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is very interesting for the listeners.
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Whose fault is it? Is it KF CS fault?
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Is it menu log's fault? I think it's menu log doesn't
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have enough drivers. OK.
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All right. Also, do you think your food's
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been sat there at the store for three hours?
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I think they're, no, I think they're the store's preparing it
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now and they just wait for the Courier to turn up, but I just
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don't think they have enough. So they don't, oh, because it's
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KFC, they don't make it ahead of time.
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Yeah, yeah. Oh, wait.
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Well, I assume. I haven't had KFC since they did
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that Cheetos burger. We never got that here.
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I never got one either, but I went there to get one.
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They didn't have them and they said do you want a, you know,
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burger instead and then wait? That can't be right.
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I don't eat chicken. No.
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So yeah. They see.
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Now go. Get too old, Wanted to go.
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How long ago was that? That would have been years ago.
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Must have been. But it wasn't an American thing,
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so you definitely know America by then.
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Yeah, I was just like, hang on, did I still eat meat here?
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I guess I did for a bit. Yeah, OK, that's how old I am
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now. I don't remember.
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I think you're at that stage where you weren't going out if
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you weigh as much, not to eat meat.
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Yeah. The other problem is I've been
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in this country almost 10 years now and that's it doesn't seem
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feasible. That doesn't sound right.
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No, no, I can't be that old. I can't be old enough that I've
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been in this country for 10 years, no having lived my entire
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life in Australia. Yes, because.
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That means I haven't lived my entire life in Australia. 3/4
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over there. The math does not work.
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Welcome to multiple Nerdgasm with your hosts, Matt Luke.
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And Dan multiple Nerdgasm, your guide to all things nerdy.
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I've owned this house for almost I'll be 8 years, nine years now.
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I remember the trouble you had buying the house.
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Well, you just want to sell it. Because it's just a sign on the
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side of the road and you're I'd like to buy it.
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And he kept trying to direct you to talk to someone to finance
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it. No, no, I've I've got the money.
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Yeah, he didn't particularly want to sell it.
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And then, well, he didn't. He didn't.
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It's complicated. I shouldn't assume people's
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motives, but yes, it was a little complicated, but we
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talked him into it. And yeah, you live with money.
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And I'm glad we did. So otherwise you'd be living in
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a van. In a van that street, the house
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is worth considerably more just all of a sudden, because
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apparently that's how houses work now.
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Yeah, houses process keep going up and up and yeah.
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Ridiculous. But let's how's your part about?
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Life. Oh, it's.
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Still a mess because I still my knee is still messed up.
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Yeah, right. You have a microphone.
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Yay, I found the microphone. Very good.
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Very happy with that. It sounds good.
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But yeah, no, my knee's still messed up, but I can't kneel
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down on it, so I can't. You can't make any money because
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you can't give blowjobs. Yeah, I know.
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And what, what? What good am I if I can't give
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blowjobs? Yeah, anyway, I got to go.
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Yeah, yeah. Sorry.
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Sorry about that. Yeah, yeah.
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I'm not sure how that would work anyway, but.
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Don't worry, I'll be. I'm sure I'll be ready.
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When you're back in America, in Australia or I'm in America,
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I'll be ready to go. Good.
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I'll get some knee pads. Hey, look, if you want an excuse
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to come over here, I got some good news for you.
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PAX East is on sale right now if you want to go to PAX East.
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I do want to go to PAX East. So listeners, watches,
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witnesses. Sorry, March 26th to 29th
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20202026 if you could speak. Badges on sale now.
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Get them while they're hot. Do you want to go?
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Do they have? I don't.
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Think they sell out in a way that they're the same way they
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used to but. Yeah, same in Australia.
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I don't sell out instantly anymore.
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Yeah, like you can. The three days tend to sell out
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pretty quickly like, but it'll be a few weeks.
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It's not like it was in the first few days anymore, but
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they're still getting. I think I packed a show, we had
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like 85,000 people there or something.
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Yeah, right. Which is pretty huge.
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I'll try and come next year I'm going to try.
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Please try. OK.
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Then you can spend Sunday coming and talking to people with me.
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Very good, I'll do it. Sunday's the day to talk to
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people, the rest of the day just have fun.
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But yeah, yours is 4 days, isn't it?
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Yes, yes, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
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Yeah, So I will. I mean, unless something strange
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happens, I'll be at this if any of the watches are air attending
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any watches slash witnesses, slash witness.
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Forget what to call you people. Free play areas with over 2 1/2
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thousand games to choose from. From currents and classic
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consoles. Handheld PCVR, Is VR still a
6:01
thing? Because I know it packs
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Australia VR was there's only a couple of things that had VR.
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Yeah, I mean, I've got my PS5IN over here now and my VR thing is
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hanging up and I haven't used it.
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Yeah. I just I just.
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I see a lot of effort to put it on.
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I think there's a lot of effort. You need room.
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And I think the problem is, is because you had they competed
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against each other. It's such a small market.
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Yeah, I think that sort of killed it where they should have
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been. I think Microsoft in this
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particular instance, not in not in many people would argue, but
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in this particular instance, they were correct.
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They were like, no, I'm not going to bother with that.
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Yeah. And like, seems like that was
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the right move because yeah, hasn't caught on the way
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everyone thought. No.
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Like it is good, but yeah. Yeah, like I've played a few
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things on it and I enjoyed it, but it just, it's a still a
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gimmick. There's still no big draw card.
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I know Half Life Alec is evidently very, very good.
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People love that. But that's one game.
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The rest seem to be more I. Think the problem with it mostly
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is that you've I find I really only want to play games where
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I'm supposed to be sitting down because otherwise it's kind of
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weird because you have to move around.
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Well, in Australia you we don't have the space in our rooms to
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sure be walking around like in America.
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I think you've got bigger rooms so you get more of a chance to
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be able to. But there's only two games I'd
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like to play the like racing games, maybe a space SIM.
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Racing games are good and yeah and well.
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Yeah exactly. I want Star Wars Squadrons but
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it doesn't have PSVR 2 support. Are we silence?
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I actually did look at buying a VR headset just for that because
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that would have been amazing to play.
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Yeah, yes, VR2. How good is Star Wars Squadrons
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on a PS:? VR2.
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It runs at 1080P on the on the PSVR 1.
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But you've got the two. Yeah, yeah, it.
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Doesn't work with it? What?
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Like why? Why not?
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Yeah. Whatever.
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Well, yeah, GTA, GTA, Gran Turismo is good on it, but also
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I can just play it on my TV if I want to play it because.
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And my main problem is that I don't have a lot of time and so
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there needs to be less barriers to me playing a game.
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Yeah, and sending up a VR headset and stuff.
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But have you actually wait? There is some GTA news?
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No, no, that was a bit of a slip.
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The release date has been pushed back again.
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Really. I mean, I don't care, but all
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right, till when? To November 2026.
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OK. So one year.
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So because it was meant to come out, it was meant to be coming
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out like now originally, and then they pushed it back to May
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next year and now it's November next year.
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So for me, if you want to buy stocks, buy stocks now.
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Now's the time. In Rockstar.
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In Rockstar because it'll be a dip because of the bad news.
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This is not financial advice. We need to be really clear about
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that only this is what all the Youtubers do.
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So let's be really clear, this is not financial advice.
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Not financial advice, but if you were going to.
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Yeah, we'll just theoretically. Theoretically, now would be the
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time, because that's the big thing.
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The second day it sells, their stocks are going to go way up.
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So you think there'd be a dip there again?
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Buy the dip. You know, financial, there's not
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financial advice. I've never brought a stock in my
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life and I don't even know how. Go to www.stock.com.
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No, don't do that. Definitely don't do that.
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That is not financial advice. Do not do that at least.
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What is that? Oh, that's your KFC.
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That's my KFC, I'm not answering it.
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I've told him I've cancelled it in a meeting.
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Right, that's funny. Just going to leave it down
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there. Is he?
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I'm just going to, yeah, I might go down in about 15 minutes and
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collect it, but not I'm in a meeting at the moment.
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I've told him I've cancelled it. I'm just messaging again, said
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Order is cancelled. Cancelled.
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I am in a meeting. All right, let me just go
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respond to him. I'll be back in a second.
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All right, sounds good. I will entertain the watches
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somehow. What can we talk about?
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Watches that Luke won't care about.
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Let's see. So there's an article in here
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about rapper RBX who I've not heard of.
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He has apparently done a bunch of collabs with people like
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Doctor Dre, so I left. You a message.
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I also left a message many long so order is cancelled.
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Thank you. Bye.
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Well done. Did he say anything?
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I didn't hear anything. I did send him a message.
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I said as I as I said, order is cancelled.
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Said I was going to be in a meeting for two hours.
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That's three hours late. Yeah, I mean, that's not the
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driver's fault necessarily, but. No, I called the stall, I
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messaged the new log, I messaged the Curry.
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There's not much more I could have done.
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True. It's the system.
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I was just telling the I started to tell the watchers, the
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witnesses. There's a rapper by the name
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goes by the name RBX who is suing Spotify and I've never
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heard of this art artist before but he has apparently
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collaborated with Doctor Dre and Snoop so he's not a nobody.
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OK. And he's suing Spotify because
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he's saying nobody spends 24 hours listening to Drake and
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Spotify is intentionally ignoring fraudulent streams in
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order to make money. So.
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But how do they make money from? Well.
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I can't understand Drake making money but I don't understand how
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Spotify. Was losing money, like I, I'm
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not sure exclusively 23 hours a day, which seems sort of
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straggering and irregular. Yes, because if people don't
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know the way Spotify works is you subscribe and your money
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goes into a big pool and it gets distributed based on how many
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people are listening to whatever.
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And if somebody is faking it, whether it's Drake or whether
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it's Drake fans or whoever it is, if somebody's like
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fraudulently streaming Drake 24 hours a day, that's taking money
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away from independent artists because not because you would
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get less streams, but because it makes the pot smaller.
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Small, yeah, because. Because it's taking money out of
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the pot that is fraudulent. So because I think so I've seen
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that argument too, is people like, well, if you people listen
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to your song 10 times, them not listening to Drake doesn't mean
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they're going to listen to you. But it's like, no, no, but
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there's less money available. Yes, yeah, because there's,
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yeah, there's a certain amount and they've just split it out to
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whoever's getting the listeners to sign up to them.
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Right. So it's yeah.
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So anyway, this guy's suing them.
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I think that's quite interesting.
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I do think Spotify, it's one of guys got a bunch of issues it
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needs to fucking deal with like the AI content stuff and.
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I reckon the AI content, there should be no money going to
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that. Oh, well, yeah, I I agree.
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I think it's probably more complicated than that, Yes.
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But I do think right now that should be how it is because
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like, who owns the copyright? Well, people are just spewing
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out AI stuff at the moment and just throwing it up there
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because people just want to. Not some people just they're
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listening to Spotify and Google Music and stuff, not to listen
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to some to a specific thing, just background noise.
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So they don't care what it is. Yeah, I've had stuff come on and
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I'm like, I'm, I'm now I don't know whether to trust it.
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I'm, I'm like, I'll hear a song and I go, this is cool.
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And then I go, hang on a minute, is this a real band?
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And then I have to like, do a bit of research.
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And if I can't find enough information about them, I'm
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like, gosh, it's probably AI. Yeah, because it's so easy to do
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like. It's terrifyingly easy to.
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Yes, like music, lyrics, the voices.
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They'll just generate everything.
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You don't have to do very much at all.
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You can spend 30 minutes and you can have an album.
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It's fucking crazy. And while I will give credit,
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there are some people who could who are quite good at AI and can
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make it probably do more and get a lot more out of it.
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But still, there are people who are more efficient.
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I did see an article about whether it's, I don't, like I
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said, don't use it enough to know anything, know about this
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stuff. But you know how you can, you
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can ask it to do something right and then you can have an ongoing
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conversation where it kind of refines what it was doing.
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Yep. Or you can try and get your very
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first initial prompt good enough that it gets it right first time
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and it was just this discussion about which way to do it gets
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the best results. Well, that's though it's kind of
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interesting. Kind of interesting.
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Well, it depends on what you're using it for though.
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That's what I say what it comes down to.
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Like if you're using it for like a work thing, like I want it to
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spew out minutes from a meeting or something, you want your
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first prompt to be the. Yeah, just give it this.
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Format to do this and done. You don't want to be back and
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forward with it. Yeah, but I don't know if.
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It's a creative thing. Like I've, I've went on an AI
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thing with IBM this week and even they're saying like AI is
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not the thing that should be making the decision.
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It's not the end. It's meant to be helping you.
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It's meant to be still human intervention.
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So. That's what works best is just,
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yeah, you know, just ideas and stuff.
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Yeah, just like. But like, don't just run with
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its ideas, just inspiration. I guess inspiration, but also,
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but like with the music and stuff, that's just throwing in
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stuff. Music.
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Yep, I'm done, Finished. That's not helping.
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That's. I would say, yeah, I don't, I'm
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not, I'm not into that. I think if you want to use it to
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kind of quickly iterate on ideas and and kind of come up with
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stuff, I think that's probably fine.
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Yeah, I do think there's a line there, but I I'm, I think
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that's, that's probably personal, like as in I have a
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line where I'm comfortable and I'm pretty sure that my line is
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way further back than a lot of other people's lines, given the
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amount of shit that's on the Internet right now.
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AI slop. But yeah.
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I'm starting to see on even YouTube now because I like
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watching a lot of crime stuff and sovereign citizens and court
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cases, and there are so many channels now that are just AOI
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crap. Yeah, it's just, and I'm just
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no, I don't want. I like hearing commentary and
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people talking about the cases, but the AI stuff is just
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honestly, I don't just repeat what they just saw.
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Yeah, yeah, I I saw that. I I was there for that.
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That's not your opinion that she's you explaining what just
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happened. Yeah.
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So. Yeah, I think for me the actual
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creation is should be done by a human, yeah.
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Like earlier stuff could be AI assisted I suppose.
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But like you said like if it's a video the like the voice over a
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person should do that. I think for me, and I know that
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it's probably good enough that I can't tell sometimes, but if I
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knew, I'd prefer it to be a human, you know?
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Even if it's, you're using it as you're writing the script.
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And and again, I think a person should revise and do the final
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version of that if you want to get ideas.
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I think, I think I'm fine with that.
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But yeah. But not have the he.
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Here's the video. Throw some stuff in and I can
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just publish it and I'll make money from it.
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Nah, I hate that stupid. So I'm interested, I'm actually
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quite interested in this court case.
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Yeah, yeah. Because I think, I mean, this
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court case is not necessarily about AI.
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It is an element of that because I do think they're using agents
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to do this stuff. But yes, listen, Spotify's got a
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bunch of stuff they need to figure out.
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They're the worst of them. Well, I think it's happening
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across the board now. They are starting to crack down.
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I know Twitch has had a big crackdown on how it views
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viewers now and so is Google Now, so a lot of big.
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Problems of its own. Big, big.
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I know on Google a lot of big streamers have lost View
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viewers, right? But they're not actually losing
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money. Interesting.
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So it's sort of been a bit of a thing where they're probably
19:53
just cleaning out the bots who are just there just to boost
19:56
views. But but, but what actually you?
20:01
Know Fact Check myself on something here.
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But it's one of those things that Google and Twitch don't
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actually tell you what they're actually doing to do it.
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So it's a lot of it is speculation.
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Yeah, No, I don't. I was going to say I there is a
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Twitch related thing, but I think I'm not ready to talk
20:20
about it yet. It's a.
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It's a. Is it the Emeru thing and the.
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Yeah, yeah. And the and the allegations she
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came out with. Yes, but I don't think I'm, I
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don't think we're ready to talk about that yet.
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That's simmering. Yeah, this is a defamation
20:36
lawsuit in the. Word defamation lawsuit coming
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out and I, I was watching a watch.
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There's a lawyer I watched and he's gone.
20:43
This guy has just made the biggest mistake going out with
20:46
this lawsuit because it's just going to bring out all of this
20:49
dirt. This yes, all of the chats.
20:52
It's very the things going to make.
20:54
Everything, it's very Internet drama at the moment.
20:56
I think at a certain point we'll know more hard detail.
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Well, I mean, there's some hard details.
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I did see Emery's video. So, OK, so if we don't know
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Emery, who we talked about the other week, she was assaulted at
21:07
Twitchcon. Someone walked up and just
21:10
waltzed by. Security have a bit of a go.
21:13
Oh, yeah. And I saw this discussion
21:14
online. It popped into my feed because
21:17
Alana Pierce responded to this guy who had said, remember when
21:23
it was OK for guys to kind of just have a go, you know, have a
21:26
crack, Take a crack, take their shot.
21:28
Or was it, you know, yeah, take their shot, I think was the
21:30
phrase he used. And then everybody was just
21:32
like, no, mate, no. No, no, it's never OK to do
21:36
that. You're shot, but there's taking
21:38
your shot with someone you, you know, like you have a
21:41
relationship with. You don't just walk up to a
21:44
random celebrity and try to to fucking make out with them.
21:46
That's not called shooting your shot.
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That's called sexual assault assault.
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So yeah, so but she after that did a stream where she said she
22:00
had a few things she wanted to talk about.
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That was one of them. And the other was that her
22:03
ex-boyfriend also sexually assaulted her.
22:09
And there was a bunch of other worse things too, domestic
22:11
violence and a lot of other stuff that she.
22:14
Like dictating when she could stream because he didn't want
22:17
them together because. And having a mental breakdown
22:20
because she got more streamed, had more viewers than him.
22:24
And then and then now people have gone back and she said,
22:27
yeah, he, he quit the stream and he was slamming doors and
22:30
punching holes and walls in the background.
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And then people have gone back the clips and you could hear it
22:34
in the background. And it's like, oh fuck.
22:36
But also, like, she is an amazing sort of actress to come
22:41
back from that because one of the things like he came, he quit
22:44
a stream was slamming doors doing, oh, yeah, I'm just going
22:47
to go to the toilet for a minute just to jump right there went,
22:50
oh, that was long as it's gone for 20 minutes.
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And you know, she'd just been arguing for 20.
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Yeah, now you know what she was actually doing.
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You see the But she came. Back and she was Oh yeah, it's
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very. Professional.
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Yeah, to. Play video games but yeah, no,
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no, no, I say I, I yeah, I agree she seems like that yeah, that
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would have been difficult so anyway, yes, so that's come out
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and then now he's suing her and somebody else so again, this
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it's all simmering and happening we'll see that because.
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They was in. They were in like a streamer
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house. Yeah, right.
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Yeah. It's probably like maybe non
23:28
disclosure agreements or stuff about going out with drama in
23:33
the house or something. Maybe I.
23:34
Don't know, I mean, well, I hope it's not legal to fucking have
23:38
an NDA that says she can't talk about that kind of shit.
23:42
Like like petty drama, sure, but some of the stuff she's
23:45
alleging? I think you know what the is NDA
23:48
is that can be signed off if there's an agreement I think
23:51
like. Trump, I don't think you can
23:53
preemptively say. You can't preferably do it, but
23:57
you can come to an agreement after it.
24:00
Sure, but I don't know. Yeah, OK.
24:02
I guess we'll find out. But if I invite you over and I
24:06
go look, I see you just sign this bit of paper that says no
24:08
matter what I do to you, he waive all your legal rights.
24:12
I'm not sure that's binding. No, I don't think that is.
24:16
Maybe. Because I remember where we went
24:19
to paintball once and our lawyer Grant went like, because he had
24:21
to sign the thing to go. Oh, he said that.
24:23
Was the way. Yeah.
24:24
And Greg goes, yeah, yeah, you can't sign away any of these
24:27
rights. Like if they you get hurt as
24:29
their. Responsibility.
24:31
Rights. Yeah, so because of this this,
24:37
my YouTube has been presenting me with this content now because
24:40
I've obviously I've shown interest because we were talking
24:43
about it and it's also showing me some Azman Gold stuff, you
24:48
know, Azman Gold. I I know of him, but I've never
24:52
really seen anything of him. So he I think he was mostly like
24:57
a World of Warcraft streamer. Don't, don't write in, OK?
24:59
I don't know. I'm not an expert on Twitch
25:01
streamers, OK, but I I did find out I've I've been watching some
25:06
of some of these that were interesting.
25:08
He and a bunch of the other streamers from OTK, which is
25:11
like a streaming like a collective of Twitch.
25:14
Streamers. Started APC building company and
25:17
there's been videos about that and I thought those those were
25:19
interesting. I watched Kim react to Gamers
25:22
Nexus reviewing his PCSI just like that kind of content
25:26
entertaining. And then also I but then I found
25:30
out Asman Gold's become very controversial because he's very
25:33
pro Trump now. And apparently he's because of
25:37
that, he's now split with all of that stuff.
25:40
He's no longer involved with his the streamer collective OTK.
25:43
He's no longer associated with the Star Forge, the PC building
25:48
company. And I say, oh, that's
25:49
interesting. So he's become kind of AI.
25:53
Guess what's the word? A bit outside.
25:58
Radioactive, yes. But I don't think he's I think
26:01
he's also been doing fine because I think he's been making
26:03
millions for many years. No, no, I agree.
26:05
So but the reason that's relevant is that he is also he's
26:09
in that group of with Emeru and whatever her fucking ex
26:12
boyfriend's name is, all those people.
26:15
So I just I think it's I'm being presented with a lot of content
26:18
now and it's like, OK, it's just funny.
26:20
I've never been into Twitch streamers.
26:22
So it's all kind of new and there's a lot of drama to catch
26:26
up on. Because yeah, I don't watch
26:29
Twitch. I I don't but I I catch bits
26:32
from YouTube is where I catch. That's the same.
26:35
I know YouTube is like, yeah, you know, it goes, oh, you like
26:38
that? How about this?
26:39
And then I Oh yeah, OK. Like I was in Penguin 0 or Moist
26:43
Critical or whatever he wants to be called at a time.
26:45
That's a lot of information from him.
26:47
Oh, he is a was in the same group or whatever.
26:50
But I think he's yeah. But I think he's, he's really
26:53
just split and done his own thing.
26:55
He's like right split from Twitch and so he just streamed.
26:59
Anyway, kicked off fucking whatever, and Kick actually,
27:03
ironically, is another. Kick Kick is the one where you
27:07
can get away with anything. They're.
27:09
Getting banned off on it. No, somebody, oh God, it doesn't
27:13
matter. This is all new to me.
27:14
Somebody got banned from Kick and I was like, oh, OK, that's.
27:17
Fine. It takes a bit of effort to get
27:18
spanned from Quick Kick, yeah. So anyway, streamer drama.
27:29
I've got some bad news for you though, Luke.
27:32
Why? What's happened?
27:34
You've been beaten, not beaten physically.
27:38
Oh, thank God. As you would be well aware,
27:43
because obviously we all thought you were a shoo in the The
27:47
Sexiest Man Alive. The People Sexiest Man Alive
27:50
competition has just wrapped up and I'm sorry to say Jonathan
27:56
Bailey has been has been voted the sexiest.
27:59
Man alive, Bailey. Well, you better get used to it
28:02
because he is your superior. He is.
28:06
An actor who this guy is. He's an actor.
28:09
He's in some things. I've seen the things he's in.
28:13
I've never seen him before until this article as far as a Moyer,
28:17
but he is the sexiest man on earth.
28:22
I, I don't see it and I honestly don't see it.
28:26
I think there's better. I think there's so much better
28:29
out there and you're looking at him right now.
28:31
I. Was going to say, OK, who else?
28:33
If you so say, say just obviously it's ridiculous to say
28:38
that you wouldn't be in running because you obviously you are.
28:41
But if you were disqualified for some reason, who do you think
28:45
should get it sexiest? You can say me, it's fine.
28:50
OK, yeah, yeah, you were there. But if you had me.
28:53
Actually, no. I gave you an easy out.
28:54
I gave you an easy out. OK, Dan and I are also.
28:57
Disqualified. We've been, we've been really
29:00
racist and we've been disqualified.
29:03
I mean, that would obviously never happen, but.
29:05
What's his name? Because I think he's really made
29:08
a comeback lately. He was in Barbie.
29:11
Ryan Gosling. Ryan Gosling.
29:12
I think Ryan Gosling's made a comeback.
29:14
Interesting. Be back up at that level.
29:16
OK all. Right, just because his
29:19
personality as well, because I don't see sexy as just.
29:22
I was going to say I like Ryan Gosling, but I don't know that
29:24
he's. Yeah, I don't know.
29:28
Like I'm not going just body, I'm going.
29:31
I don't know. He just seems to.
29:32
Be like a man with a mind. I look bad.
29:35
He's, he's like so fun and he's come a bit around a little bit
29:38
more and he, I think he is a bit more fun than he used to be.
29:41
Sure, sure, sure. He's not serious.
29:44
He was, yeah. He just used to refuse to eat
29:46
cereal and now he now he sings songs as well.
29:50
Yeah. Yeah, 'cause I knew him from
29:53
Drive, which I mean, he's quite serious in Drive.
29:56
Yeah. This guy is in this guy.
30:00
Jonathan Bailey is in Wicked. I haven't seen it, I've seen a
30:04
play but. He is in.
30:05
He's in Wicked, he's in Bridgeton, which is a Netflix
30:08
series that I've not seen. He's in.
30:12
He's in the new Jurassic World. I'm going to guess that there's
30:16
Bridgeton that they did it. What is Bridgeton?
30:19
Let me look at this. That's a Bridgeton.
30:21
It's a period's drama. And I think the the voters of
30:26
that would have been the ones that would have been.
30:28
Yeah, he's the one. I think that's the one that
30:31
pushed. That would have been the show
30:32
that pushed him over the edge. OK OK so this is just an oldie
30:37
schoolie like Downton Abbey style thing is.
30:41
It. Yeah, All right, I'll be back in
30:43
a second. I'm going to see if they left my
30:44
KFC. All right, get it before it gets
30:52
too cold. Oh wait, it's summer there now.
30:59
I won't try and entertain you without him.
31:00
I'll just wait till he gets back.
31:02
I'll probably edit this out. You are muted.
31:13
There was no KFC. He's eating it.
31:18
He's probably eating it so now I don't know if it's going to be
31:21
an argument to get my refund. Yeah, I mean I feel like 3 hours
31:25
wait is reasonable to request a refund.
31:29
Did say it was delivered though. But it's not.
31:33
No, it wasn't. All right.
31:35
Well then you got double. No, We'll see what happens,
31:40
yeah. How much?
31:43
How much does AKFC cost these days Down Under?
31:46
A fortune. Really.
31:48
Especially because, well, because I was buying enough,
31:51
it'd last me for like a couple of days.
31:56
Yeah, yeah. Like I was getting a three piece
31:58
fee which is like $20 and then I've just got some extra chicken
32:01
just to sit in the fridge and I was going to eat tomorrow for
32:03
lunch type of thing. Yeah, yeah.
32:07
So we'll see what happens. All right, Well, look, do you do
32:14
you like cars, Luke? I know of Cars.
32:18
You've seen movies? Cars.
32:19
You like cars? Yeah, I've seen the movie Cars.
32:23
I like the first one. The sequel got a bit weird when
32:26
he was an international spy or something.
32:29
I've not seen the sequel. I've seen, you know, ironically,
32:32
I've seen Cars and I've seen Cars three.
32:35
I've not seen Cars 2. So cast 2 is a is a spy for the
32:40
British intelligence or something ridiculous.
32:42
Why is he spy for British intelligence?
32:44
I don't know. Yeah, it doesn't matter.
32:47
Well, none of the cars from cars will be available in this.
32:52
Particular McLean. Auction.
32:54
But there is a movie car auction currently in effect, and there
33:00
are some good cars in there. If you like movie cars, for
33:04
example, there's the OK. Some of these are replicas and I
33:08
don't have the entire list in front of me.
33:10
I'm just scrolling through the pictures here.
33:12
So double check if you want to bid on one of these, make sure
33:14
it's what you want. Some of them are replicas, some
33:16
of them are actually the cars from the movie.
33:20
Replica because that would be cheaper and I'm OK not owning
33:24
the original if it runs. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
33:28
There's a, there's the Dukes of Hazzard car.
33:30
What do you call it? The I forget what it's called,
33:33
it's. Just Dukes there was a name for.
33:35
No, it's got a name. Yeah, it's got a name.
33:36
It could, it might be, might be racist.
33:40
The General Lee, I think it's called the.
33:42
General Lee, that was it. Is that, is that a generally
33:49
Confederate general? Yeah, OK not, yeah, OK not.
33:51
Necessarily because it did also have the the flag on the top as
33:55
well because I did make fun of in the movie.
33:58
Yeah, right. OK, the Johnny Knox, but.
34:00
On the television show, it was just a thing.
34:03
Yeah, yeah, whatever. Actually, I'm looking at some of
34:06
the prices. They're not insane.
34:09
No, there's a one of the futuristic cop cars from Back to
34:12
the Future 2. There's a bunch of cars from
34:16
Fast and the Furious. Some of the in one of those
34:19
movies, they do up a bunch of cars to be like off road.
34:23
You can get those from the movie, but I mean, there's a
34:27
long list of cars. There's a bunch of James Bond
34:29
cars, not any Aston Martins. There's a BMW, There's a They
34:34
seem mostly like Pierce Brosnan era Bond cars, so not my
34:39
favorite. Era.
34:40
See, I think there's one that I can just see.
34:43
It's the Ghostbusters car, the Series 75 ambulance that I could
34:47
go for. Yeah, yeah, Cadillac Ambulance.
34:51
Yeah, there's a bunch. Yeah, there's a bunch of stuff.
34:54
We'll link to the actual thing. There's a car from RoboCop.
34:57
A police car from RoboCop. What?
35:01
The Batmobile, the. Timber *1 called from a.
35:05
Stunt show. It's not from one of the movies.
35:07
But the RoboCop one, that's nothing special.
35:10
He was just. Yeah, yeah, yeah, but but but
35:14
it's. From the but it's the car.
35:16
Yeah, exactly. Yeah, it's from the new RoboCop,
35:20
it should be clear. Not the old RoboCop, Yeah.
35:26
So I don't know, Just I think it's interesting.
35:28
I don't think you can actually bid on this stuff yet.
35:30
At least you couldn't when I read this the other day.
35:35
They're also in euros, so there's.
35:39
Also I've just seen a link here, there's a YouTube channel that
35:46
the guy who owns the museum I I believe.
35:51
I could be wrong has a YouTube channel where he he shows a
35:55
bunch of cars and stuff like that but he's anyway they're
35:57
being sold so because. I could have actually sort of
36:01
understand like, oh Kit. Oh yeah, yeah, there's a Trans
36:05
Am in there. Yeah, yeah.
36:06
Yeah, I can. I can sort of understand why he
36:09
might be selling stuff because they I'm really going to put out
36:12
there a car museum like this I don't think would be bringing
36:16
the dough. No, probably not.
36:20
We saw when we were in Seattle years ago, they have a film
36:28
museum, I guess it's called there.
36:29
I can't remember what it's called, but they've got a bunch
36:31
of cool, they've got some cool movie cars in it, like the
36:33
police spinner from Blade Runner.
36:36
That's what they also had the this, the actual ship like this,
36:40
the Battlestar Galactica, the 22,000 and four Battlestar
36:43
Galactica. They had the ships from that.
36:45
And they also took all the models and yeah, they're.
36:48
Like full size like, yeah. So that was cool.
36:53
So I don't know this stuff. I mean, I would go see this
36:56
stuff. There's a Mad Max museum.
36:57
We've talked about this. Actually, we talked about trying
36:59
to do a road trip one time. Yeah, in the middle of fucking
37:01
nowhere. There's a Mad Max museum.
37:03
Yep. With the cars.
37:04
I can't make a lot of money being where it is.
37:07
Well, it's a pub. OK.
37:09
Oh, OK. And it's like the pub that's in
37:12
the area. Well, that's fine then.
37:13
Yeah, I think it's sort of a pub.
37:15
And then also, hey, we've got some Mad Max stuff as well.
37:17
Yeah, all right. If you're a pub in Australia,
37:19
you'll be fine. Yeah.
37:22
Especially if you're like the only pub in hundreds of
37:24
kilometers. Yeah, and you've got the Mad Max
37:27
cars, too. Yeah, that would make that would
37:29
get me going in. Yeah.
37:31
So anyway, yeah, if you want a famous movie vehicle, have a
37:34
look. And if you buy one, let us know
37:36
because I'd love to know what you bought.
37:38
No one's going to do that but. No.
37:41
If they did, they should let us know.
37:44
Let us know what you'd want to buy.
37:47
Yeah. Because I don't want any of the
37:49
Fast and Furious crap. If you could have any movie
37:53
vehicle, what would it be? Ignore that list any.
37:56
Movie. I'd probably really want a
37:58
DeLorean. Yeah, OK.
38:00
Yeah, I'd like a DeLorean. Like I really would.
38:03
And I still don't understand why DeLorean didn't really take off
38:08
because everyone loves the car. They do now because of Back to
38:11
the Future. I don't know that they did at
38:13
the time. I think it was too ahead of its
38:16
time in a way. Yeah.
38:18
But yeah, I think they're manufacturing issues, right?
38:20
Because it's made of stainless steel.
38:22
I'm pretty sure it was a. Yeah, it was a weird one.
38:25
Yeah, but that a DeLorean is probably like, would be my dream
38:29
car. Yeah, OK.
38:31
I want an Aston Martin DB5 and it's never going to happen, but
38:35
I just think that would be great.
38:37
See, mine's actually attain attainable.
38:40
True, Yeah. I mean, mine's not impossible,
38:44
it's just I don't have the money.
38:45
Mine's a lot easier. True, Deloreans are slightly
38:50
easier. They're still expensive now
38:52
though. For what?
38:53
For what they were. And also, I think you're going
38:55
to put a lot of work into them to get them to run.
38:58
Yeah, I think they also had a lot of reliability issues.
39:00
That's the other problem they had.
39:02
Like you buy them cheap because they don't run.
39:06
I've seen in my life, I've seen, I've seen them here more often.
39:10
I've seen maybe 2 in Australia when I was still like like as
39:15
in, I mean, I lived there for what, for 35 years and any of us
39:18
saw two Deloreans? As far as I'm I'm aware, one was
39:21
in Penrith of all places and the other one was like on a road
39:26
trip. Either it would be Melbourne or
39:29
Brisbane. And it was just, it came over
39:32
the hill and instantly knew what it was because it's just so
39:36
fucking iconic. Like it, like it's also in the
39:38
distance. Came over the hill and I was
39:39
like, that's a fucking DeLorean. Because it would have had to
39:41
have become like changed the side and the steering wheel and
39:46
stuff like that. Like there wouldn't be many like
39:48
it. Yeah, yeah, we can get a left
39:51
hand drive in Australia. You'd have a big gift of a big
39:53
sign on the back. Or at least you.
39:54
Used. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
39:56
It says. Yeah, a lot of the classic cars
39:58
have yeah. Like we're left hand drive, so
40:00
we're yeah. Yeah, if you want to get like an
40:02
old like Dodge or whatever, because we just didn't have them
40:06
in Australia. No.
40:08
And if you want to get, if you for some reason want to get a
40:10
Torana or a in Gemini or something in the US, you're
40:15
going to put it on the other side.
40:17
Yep. But I don't think anybody over
40:19
here knows what the fuck that is.
40:21
So either of those cars. Because if you don't have, will
40:24
Holden's done a thing anymore? No, if you watch Mad Max you'll
40:29
see tiranas. Yep.
40:32
And probably some others, but the the police chases in the
40:36
first movie I believe are Holden Tiranas.
40:39
And then it then they turn into the Dodge Charger and stuff like
40:42
that. The sequel.
40:44
Yeah, yeah, they get more American.
40:45
Yeah. Recognizable, I believe.
40:49
Well, actually no, because then they get weirder too, because
40:51
they've all got shit bolted on them it.
40:53
Doesn't really matter what. They are, Oh no, but it's a
40:56
Ford. His car is always that Ford
41:02
Interceptor, the model of it up there, and I think it was
41:07
always, that's an Australian car.
41:09
I don't think he ever got that over here.
41:12
And that was always Max's car. Yeah.
41:16
Anyway, Speaking of movies, actually Speaking of older
41:20
movies, we've got a bunch of sequel news this week.
41:24
There's some of these coming up. I'm I'm not really not of one,
41:27
but one's really jumping out at me that I'm wow, go on Gremlins
41:33
3. Yeah, Gremlins 3 they have.
41:35
They've slated it for 2027 and we don't know anything else
41:40
about it as far as I know. Just they've said, yeah, we're
41:44
going to make Gremlins 3. It's going to come out in 2027.
41:47
The one thing I'm sort of liking is they're calling it Gremlins 3
41:50
and not we're rebooting it. It's I'm hoping it's like a
41:54
direct sequel. Yeah, oh, you know what?
41:57
I'm I'm fucking wrong. There's lots of details in this
41:59
article, I just didn't know them.
42:03
Also on board is the original film's writer, Chris Columbus,
42:06
who will produce and direct the film.
42:09
Scripting duties are going to Final Destination Bloodlines duo
42:13
Zach Lipovsky and Adam B Stein. I haven't seen Final Destination
42:18
Bloodlines, so no. It's actually got a release date
42:21
November 19th, 2027. Yeah. 27th, 27th that's like a
42:28
date there's. I wonder what kind of movie it
42:31
will be. Will it be a Gremlins movie or
42:33
Gremlins 2 movie? I mean, I don't think I know
42:35
what the answer's going to be, but I just.
42:39
Yeah, yeah. Gremlins 2 was a very different
42:42
movie. Gremlins 2 is an incredible
42:44
movie that would never get made anymore.
42:47
I still love one of the big one of the big jokes in it is the
42:51
girl is sort of going back to childhood trauma where her uncle
42:55
is touching her and that's a joke.
42:59
Yes, well, because it's it's Gremlins 2 is a a satire of
43:04
Gremlins and yes, she brings up a traumatic event because that's
43:10
what she did in the first movie. But it's played this time, it's
43:12
done for last. And yes, you're right.
43:13
It's yeah, as I'm saying, you just they would never make a
43:16
movie like Gremlins 2 ever again.
43:18
No like I'm not sure how the fuck they even got away with
43:20
making it the first time. Because it was still a kids
43:23
movie. Right.
43:25
But it just, it was like, OK, do we make another horror sequel,
43:29
Horace, like, you know, fantasy sequel?
43:31
Or do we just, no, let's just make fun of the first one.
43:35
Like, I think, I think they're going to go.
43:37
I think they're going to go with the dark comedy, I think.
43:40
They have I know I just gremlins 2 I just think is so great I.
43:45
Haven't seen gremlins in ages. It's almost going to be a shame
43:48
to make another one now that I'm said that, because it is quite a
43:53
unique thing where you've got Gremlins, which is this dark
43:55
fantasy, slightly funny 80s movie, and then Gremlins 2,
44:01
which is just this very unique, weird fucking thing.
44:04
The one thing I'm really hoping is they keep them to puppets and
44:09
not. Yeah, don't give me no CGI
44:11
gremlins. Thank you.
44:12
Yeah, because I think that I feel.
44:17
Like this is one of those ones where they'd make a big fuss
44:19
about the fact that they didn't. Yeah, because it wouldn't work.
44:23
I I think I've seen. Having said that, it's going to
44:26
have CGI gremlins in it. It will, but as long as
44:29
everything has CGI everything in it now.
44:31
Background, but I really want to just see like.
44:35
Like I'm sure they'll have some puppets and maybe they'll use
44:38
them primarily, but yeah, it will have CGI gremlins in it.
44:41
Yes. I think it's illegal to not CGI
44:44
things. But at least have like the
44:46
foreground main characters be. Yeah.
44:50
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, Billy Peltzer as a puppet.
44:54
Right. So I've only got 2 years to wait
44:55
for that. Is Billy going to be in it?
44:58
That'd be awesome. Yeah, and wait.
45:03
It's fun. Can we?
45:03
Get Phoebe Cates out of retirement.
45:06
I thought, I'm really hoping it's like a sequel and not a
45:09
reboot. Yes, just a full on.
45:13
They all come back. Get Phoebe Cates out of
45:16
retirement. Yeah, get her to be in this.
45:19
I miss her. She was great.
45:24
She got married, retired, just. As some the. 90s just stopped.
45:30
Because who else? Who was London?
45:33
Maybe I'll go always go back to Spaceballs and Honey, I Shrunk
45:39
the Kids. What's his name?
45:40
Rick Moranis. Rick Moranis But he just his
45:42
wife died and he went. I retire.
45:44
I'm going to look after the kids.
45:46
He's coming back for the new Spaceballs, though.
45:49
Well, he was actually going to come back sooner, I think, until
45:52
he was just randomly assaulted in New York.
45:56
That was fucked up. I don't think that person knew
45:58
who he was. No, that was he was just
45:59
kidding. Randomly just punched in the
46:02
face. That's fucking stupid.
46:05
What's wrong with people? So there's Gremlins 3 we've got.
46:11
Well, this is a quick one because this article made me
46:14
laugh. Because this is the thing too,
46:17
right? John Carpenter offers an update
46:20
on the thing too. Do you know what the update is?
46:23
We're working on it now. I don't know.
46:25
We'll see. That's the update.
46:27
I don't think you can make a sequel to the Thing.
46:30
I mean stop. Yeah, I know.
46:35
I don't think you should. No, I think it's it.
46:38
It's perfect. Stop.
46:40
Just leave. I mean, they made that prequel
46:41
one. It was terrible.
46:42
So just don't. Yeah, just just leave it that
46:45
one as is. I'm I'm happy for that one not
46:47
to go anywhere that wanted to be one of those things like know
46:51
when they asked like actors and directors like would you like to
46:54
do that again or. And they were just Oh yeah, I'd
46:56
love to or whatever. I hope it's just one of those
46:59
throw away. Yeah.
46:59
They're not going to say fuck no, I would never do that.
47:02
Yeah. So yeah, anyway, this made me
47:07
laugh because it's like thing to update the update is there's no
47:10
update, there's. No thing to don't.
47:12
Worry about it. Yeah, that's just a click bait
47:14
title. Exactly.
47:17
But the other one I did see during the week was the Brendan
47:19
Fraser. Yes.
47:21
And the new mummy. Yeah, Rachel Weisz and Brendan
47:25
Fraser the a new Mummy movie. Fuck yeah, Because.
47:30
He, Brendan Fraser is back because I loved him.
47:34
He was great. I think it's it's, it's a nice
47:39
story because he got fucked over so badly.
47:42
Yeah, no one knew about it, and we all found out and was
47:45
horrified and now it's kind of like he's gotten.
47:48
Like, obviously he doesn't. Make up for what happened to
47:50
him, but. He got screwed over like, and he
47:54
didn't, Yeah, along with it. As I understand it, someone
47:59
sexually assaulted him and he told him to fuck off and then
48:03
they destroyed his career. So his career?
48:05
Yep. They said, well, you'll never
48:08
work again. And he didn't.
48:09
Yeah. Yeah, and he was a great, great
48:13
actor. Yeah, he was.
48:15
He was dead set like the the the star in the in the late 90s.
48:21
The time early. 2000s yeah, he was in everything and the Mummy
48:25
and Mummy Returns, they were great.
48:26
And then he just disappeared. Yep.
48:27
Because apparently he wouldn't let some executive do touch him
48:32
have have a go at him. Take his shot.
48:36
Up to Terry Crews as well. Can't believe that.
48:38
Yeah, Terry Crews. Came up and just grabbed him
48:41
like oh don't touch me. Like what?
48:46
Crazy. But, and this is the guise that
48:49
this is happening to like. Yes, the Terry Crews.
48:54
Look at Terry Crews. Yeah, I wouldn't.
48:57
I would. I would know even if I was like,
48:59
this is my one shot. You got to shoot your shot.
49:02
Give me a roost style Terry Crews.
49:05
No. But it's sort of weird, like.
49:07
It's it would destroy me. How could how do people think
49:11
that that's OK? And I I.
49:14
Think I know as we talked about I get so upset because I there's
49:18
all these great actors that I love they're all apparently
49:22
Buckwitz yes, apparently the not one of them is innocent.
49:26
No, it turns out, apparently. You hear like so many things,
49:31
like you hear so many shows have done jokes about stuff and it's
49:35
sort of because of stories. And then they all turned out to
49:37
be true. Like I know.
49:41
It's very surprising and I think that's why, that's why no one
49:43
knew about Brendan Fraser is because it is so like at the
49:47
time it happened, I think it would have been like, why would
49:50
somebody, why would a guy get sexually assaulted?
49:53
Yeah, you can't sexually assault a guy.
49:55
Right, Yeah, yeah. Whereas now, obviously, yeah, of
49:58
course you fucking can. It's just, and I think there's
50:01
probably a big thing of guys are probably still afraid to come
50:04
out about it because. Yes, yeah, that's what Terry
50:11
Crews was because his wife told him no one's going to believe
50:14
you because it's Terry Crews. Terry Crews, this huge hulking
50:17
guy? No one's going to believe that.
50:19
You would just think that wouldn't.
50:20
How could that happen? Yeah, but like it's a it's power
50:24
like in Hollywood, you know, it's.
50:27
It's the casting cast. We've learned the casting cast.
50:29
Way worse than we ever thought. They're all a bunch of fucking
50:33
cunts. And it's all been well known.
50:37
It's just no one spoke about it because, yeah, as Brendan
50:41
Fraser, you get your career destroyed.
50:43
Yeah, not speaking out about it, just saying no.
50:48
Yeah, yeah, He didn't say anything.
50:50
He just quietly had his life ruined.
50:54
Anyway, I'm glad he's back. I'm glad they're both back.
50:56
I will watch this movie. It probably won't be good, but
50:59
I'm just glad for him. Yeah.
51:04
And I like I'm, I'm, I'm pleased with his more recent success,
51:08
his comeback very, very good. Happy for him.
51:14
Yeah. Another sequel?
51:18
OK, here's another one you'll be happy about.
51:19
I assume maybe Edgar Wright has written a script for Baby Driver
51:25
2. I hated that movie.
51:27
Did you? OK?
51:28
I wasn't expecting that. You love Edgar Wright.
51:30
I love Edgar Wright and I think he was until Baby Driver and
51:35
that was just what? What is this?
51:40
OK, I liked Baby Driver, but all right.
51:42
And so now it's going to be, I'm going to guess he's, I can see
51:46
how he makes a sequel because he goes to jail, he gets out and
51:49
then. Drive some more.
51:50
Drive some more? Yeah.
51:52
I don't know, Baby Driver just didn't do it for me.
51:56
Yeah, well, he's written a script, he said.
51:59
It's written, it's done, it's ready, but there are other
52:02
things that have to happen for it to become a movie, so.
52:05
Maybe it'll never pay for it. Yeah, exactly.
52:08
Someone's. Going to have it in front of
52:10
the. Fucking cash for it, yeah.
52:13
And I don't know if that did well the first one.
52:17
I think it did. I think it did, didn't it?
52:19
I mean, he got Ant Man from it, right?
52:23
Oh no, because he he didn't do Ant Man in the end.
52:26
Yeah, he lost Ant Man. That's right.
52:28
That's why I blanked on that. But he's got the running man
52:32
coming out. The running man I'm looking
52:35
forward to and I really that might really you're not looking
52:39
forward to that. I mean, it might be all right.
52:42
I don't know. I've.
52:43
Been what? I wasn't on board at the start
52:45
but I've seen a few trailers down with and they're starting
52:48
to they're at me out, pull me in.
52:51
I'll watch it, I'll watch it. But the problem is is I've seen
52:55
a couple of movies like that just recently which are
52:58
basically just the same movie. Right.
53:01
Yeah, now this looks a bit different from what from the
53:05
original. Yeah.
53:06
Oh, no. I mean, it's different for the
53:07
original movie, it's a bit different.
53:09
It's quite different. I've seen other movies come out
53:12
recently that are pretty much the same thing, like someone
53:16
wins a prize, they're now the target and everyone's.
53:20
Trying. To I forget the name of the
53:24
movie, but yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
53:27
I know what you mean. That genre.
53:31
Yeah, it's become a sort of thing.
53:34
Yeah, even I think Radcliffe was in what?
53:39
Oh yeah, Harry Potter and the The Most Dangerous game.
53:45
Yeah. Yeah.
53:48
Yeah, sorry, sorry baby drove 2 does not have me excited is
53:52
yeah. All right, what about Scream 7?
53:56
I have not watched any of the screams since like 3.
54:02
I've seen some, I don't remember them though.
54:04
People are mad about this one apparently.
54:06
Although I'll say this, this article says the Scream 7, the
54:11
article says the Scream 7 trailer come out and people are
54:14
reacting badly to it and calling for a boycott.
54:18
And I was like, really? So I looked it up, I looked at
54:20
the trailer, I watched the trailer and the trailer looks
54:22
like, you know, another sequel to Scream.
54:26
I didn't see anything. It's got Neve Campbell in it,
54:27
which is cool. I like Neve Campbell.
54:29
It's got Courtney Cox, Neve Campbell, David Arquette.
54:33
OK, so Lilyde is back, all the original cast.
54:36
Yeah, Matthew Lillard is back. Somehow.
54:38
It's got Joel McHale in it. You know, I mean, this looks
54:41
pretty good. So why are we boycotting?
54:43
Ethan Embry is in it. Remember Ethan Embry from Can't
54:46
Hardly Wait. He's in it.
54:47
Why are we boycotting? So because they're, well, that's
54:52
the thing. When I looked it up, I thought
54:54
this looks all right. I went down to the comments to
54:55
see what are people mad about? No one was mad about anything.
54:58
Everyone was just like, oh, that looks pretty good.
55:00
So I don't know where this this reaction is happening.
55:04
I haven't. I haven't found it, but from
55:08
what I understand, there was a star of the 5th and 6th films
55:15
called Melissa Barrera who came out in a way that people didn't
55:20
like. I don't know what she said
55:21
because this article doesn't say.
55:23
She said something about Israel and Gaza that got her fired, and
55:30
then because she got fired, Jenna Ortega left.
55:37
Oh, OK. She quit as well, along with the
55:40
director, Christopher Landon, right.
55:42
So they one girl got fired for whatever she said.
55:44
I don't know. I don't know what.
55:45
It was. I don't know what it was, but.
55:48
So she got fired. So then General Ortega said,
55:50
well, I'm out. And then the director said I'm
55:52
out. And then that whole thing fell
55:54
apart. And now they've come back with
55:57
Neve Campbell and Kevin Williamson, who wrote the
56:01
original Scream, is directing. He directed another one of them
56:03
totally directed Scream 4, or maybe he directed three anyway,
56:09
so apparently that's what the problem is.
56:12
But again, I haven't seen anybody being annoyed about it
56:15
so. Yeah, well, I mean, if you look
56:17
at these So like it says to try to like you say, Mark the first
56:20
virtual push for the film And because of that, a large amount
56:23
of social media reactions has slammed the film.
56:26
One post was received over 203,000 likes is called for a
56:30
boycott and pushed the support of Scary Movie 6 instead.
56:35
Yeah, yeah. But so it's just the Internet
56:38
being the Internet. Yeah, and like 1 post, does it
56:42
mean like a Twitter post or an X post?
56:44
Because they don't mean anything.
56:45
Or it could be a YouTube post, or I don't know because
56:49
everything's a post now. Yeah, well, I can see I looked
56:52
on YouTube in the comments underneath it and it was not,
56:56
there was not a lot of dislike. It was mostly people being like,
57:00
yeah. Does Matthew Leonard die in it?
57:04
Yes. Do you think die die or is it
57:07
off? Yeah, exactly, exactly.
57:10
You get well, he and and Billy. Yeah.
57:12
Stabbed. He goes like, you stabbed me
57:14
pretty deep and. Yes, but then doesn't she hits
57:20
him with the TV, right? Somebody push hits him with the
57:24
TVI don't know am I? I it's been like he gets decayed
57:28
since I've seen I can't. Remember, I can't remember how
57:29
Stu dies exactly I think. I think he gets TV dropped on
57:32
his head. Maybe it's a flashback like I
57:36
did with. How does do die in Scream?
57:43
She drops television on his head.
57:45
Yeah, OK, so maybe he survived. Maybe he survived.
57:53
Or maybe it's like, yes, like, yeah, the dream sequence, like,
57:56
yeah. So Michelle Gala.
57:57
Yeah. Anyway, I'll watch it to be
58:00
honest. Maybe I should go back and watch
58:02
some of the. I know that.
58:06
I know what you did last summer was bad, but it was entertaining
58:10
enough that I'd be like, sure, I'll watch a scream I guess as
58:14
well now. Still tough movie, just so
58:18
predictable but also made no sense as well.
58:22
It's ridiculous. Yeah, I know.
58:25
Stupid. Like why would he went through
58:30
that? Why would he now go and do that
58:33
like. That's because he, they, they.
58:36
It was her whole. Jennifer Love Hewitt's whole
58:39
thing. She was teaching at university
58:40
was that your trauma makes you damaged.
58:43
Yeah, he's damaged. He's damaged.
58:44
What happened? But there's one other thing on
58:48
here that I'm quite interested in, and that's the Star Trek
58:51
reboot I get. Yes, a re reboot.
58:54
So they're not doing 4 anymore. No, they are rebooting it all
59:01
over again. So sure.
59:05
OK, so the the JJ Abrams era has ended, the Kelvin timeline as
59:12
it's known I believe, and they'll just do a new new Star
59:17
Trek. I don't know, just stick with
59:18
the TV shows. I'm I'm enjoying it, especially
59:23
the Strange New worlds. I told you I tried that.
59:26
I couldn't get into it. I should try again.
59:28
I don't know, just the tone was funny.
59:31
And they're actually, from what I'm hearing, they're actually
59:34
that they're looking at probably extending that into like when
59:38
that Kirk will become the captain, like they'll be just so
59:41
it'll continue. Oh yeah, it's got.
59:43
What's he from? Vampire Diaries is Kirk.
59:46
Yeah. Yeah, yeah, I should watch that.
59:51
Isn't that Wrap it up soon? Strange New Worlds?
59:54
I think yeah, they're on season Season 3 is on at the moment.
59:59
I think they're finished filming season 4.
1:00:02
But then it can, from what I'm hearing, it can very easy.
1:00:05
Just switch over to Kirk is now the captain now and and go just
1:00:11
stick with the old this overarched story.
1:00:15
But every episode is its own thing though, so you don't have
1:00:19
to. Yeah.
1:00:21
Back to the old days. Yeah.
1:00:23
All right. Yeah, well.
1:00:27
Because I did. We're doing a reboot.
1:00:29
Didn't really kind of strange a while ago when they went, Oh
1:00:31
yeah, we're making Star Trek 4. Hadn't spoken to any of the
1:00:35
actors or anything or written a script or anything but but
1:00:39
they're making it. Quentin Tarantino wrote a
1:00:41
script, right? He wrote.
1:00:43
Yeah, he wrote an R rated script that he was wanting to get made.
1:00:47
You can imagine that. Sort of went nowhere.
1:00:53
Like, I just, I, I, I would like to see that just because it'd be
1:01:01
like, what the fuck is it? Like, what the fuck?
1:01:03
Quentin Tarantino wrote Star Trek.
1:01:05
OK, let's have that. Thanks.
1:01:07
I'm just very curious what the fuck that would've been.
1:01:14
They've replaced Star Trek origin film with Toby Heinous
1:01:17
attached to direct, was announced as being on a 2022
1:01:21
week slate. Origin film?
1:01:22
Is anyone not familiar with the origins of Star Trek?
1:01:25
Also, do we need origin of what specifically?
1:01:28
Well, there's also a couple of other Star Trek shows, Yeah, in
1:01:33
the mix. Like they're talking about like
1:01:35
making Starfleet and yeah, even the whole who's even remember?
1:01:42
Did you remember? Did you watch Star Trek
1:01:44
Enterprise? Yeah, the one with Scott
1:01:47
Bakular. Scott Bakular, They're talking
1:01:49
about making another show with him in it.
1:01:52
Oh yeah. To be like him, as like the
1:01:56
President of Starfleet at the very he.
1:01:58
Wasn't that the one where at the end it was all a simulation?
1:02:01
No, that was. But that was OK.
1:02:04
He was still alive. Oh, yeah.
1:02:06
No, no, no, I know that. But yeah, that was, yeah, that
1:02:08
ended with the Star Trek diction crossover.
1:02:11
But it's all about him sort of being the start of Starfleet,
1:02:16
and they're talking about making sort of that into a show like
1:02:20
the actual start of Starfleet. That's the origin of Starfleet,
1:02:24
not the origin of Star Trek. Yes.
1:02:27
Because what the fuck does that mean?
1:02:30
Yeah, OK. And some of the Star Trek shows
1:02:32
have been so hit and miss. Like Picard.
1:02:36
Season 1. I liked season 2 was so bad and
1:02:40
then season 3 was so good. There's only one thing that
1:02:45
saved Season 2. No, I know what you're going to
1:02:49
say. I disagree, but it's fine.
1:02:53
Her breasts look great. I yeah, but they were wrapped in
1:02:59
a plot that just ruined them. I can't enjoy them.
1:03:04
I can't enjoy them unless they're like the story, you
1:03:06
know? But then they fixed that with
1:03:08
three, which was just like the complete reunion. 3 was like on
1:03:12
another fucking level. Like, yeah, I, I didn't watch it
1:03:15
because like 2 was so bad. And then I just saw people
1:03:19
saying no, no, no. And then I watched Fuck Man, it
1:03:21
was they. Go to the museum, they steal the
1:03:24
Enterprise Day. I mean it was like nostalgia
1:03:27
Bate. Oh yeah, but it worked.
1:03:30
But it was good. I mean, compared to 2, it's not
1:03:34
fucking hard, I suppose. Two.
1:03:35
Yeah, anyway. I don't know what 2 was on
1:03:38
about. So bad it made no fucking sense
1:03:43
and it had like 10 forward. She lives on at 10 fucking
1:03:48
Forward Ave. Like no.
1:03:53
No, I I don't remember 2. I think I've just purposely
1:03:57
forgotten except for one part. I just.
1:03:59
Remember that I've got a fucking notes document here about hang
1:04:02
on Picard. I think I might have deleted my
1:04:09
There we go. This is this is my notes right?
1:04:13
I've written this was episode 556.
1:04:16
Good morning Vietnam. These are my notes for the
1:04:18
podcast. Yep, I continue to Picard season
1:04:22
2. I continue to hate watch it, and
1:04:24
I have a lot of problems with it, but I don't want a nitpick.
1:04:30
I had met Picard before, but apparently not in that timeline.
1:04:34
OK, but then that means the first Divergent was not in 2024.
1:04:36
It was earlier. OK, that's just lazy writing.
1:04:39
Fine, I guess. Why is the bar on the Enterprise
1:04:44
called 10 Forward? And oh, yeah, OK, this is me
1:04:46
complaining about 10 Forward. Yeah.
1:04:54
Yeah. That was yeah, OK.
1:04:57
Yeah, I have honestly pushed that out of my head.
1:05:02
Good, good. No, you haven't, except for one
1:05:07
Part 1 particular image that's still there.
1:05:12
This red dress. Yeah, but then you have to watch
1:05:19
the movie. That's the show that's happening
1:05:21
around the dress. That's the problem.
1:05:22
Yeah. God, so awful.
1:05:26
Oh and yeah, not that I don't want to.
1:05:29
I don't want to fucking what's his name gets arrested like
1:05:33
which yes Star Trek always did political commentary but like
1:05:37
fucking come on. He gets deported to Mexico.
1:05:40
He's like, what is? Happening.
1:05:43
Well, he didn't have any papers. Of course he didn't.
1:05:45
He's from the future. But like, come on, this is, it's
1:05:50
just not. And that that happened early on.
1:05:53
That wasn't even like a like, that's not even like what's
1:05:58
happening now in the world that was.
1:06:00
Yeah, I know. Years ago.
1:06:04
It's a very bad show, but a bad season of Show I and his mum.
1:06:09
Fucking Picard's bum committed suicide.
1:06:11
Remember that? Fucking hell, stop it.
1:06:19
They did and made a great season 3.
1:06:22
They did. They did.
1:06:24
OK, Before we head over to the after party, there's a teaser
1:06:30
trailer for the Michael Jackson movie Out and I.
1:06:33
Didn't know they were making one and.
1:06:36
Oh, didn't you? I think we talked about this
1:06:37
because it this is the movie that was originally, I believe,
1:06:43
bookended by the court case. But then they.
1:06:49
Took that out. Because they, they, they, they,
1:06:52
they, they got a was a gag or a thing that said that they're not
1:06:55
allowed to talk about the court case.
1:06:57
Well, they're not like the, I think then the, the Michael
1:06:59
Jackson says he's not allowed to talk about this individual at
1:07:01
all. Like they're not allowed to have
1:07:05
this person's not allowed to be involved in any of this stuff.
1:07:07
So they had to reshoot the movie and remove the whole premise,
1:07:10
which was it was kind of the court case, and then it showed.
1:07:13
So now it's just going to be about him.
1:07:16
Just so I think now it's just. It's just a straight I.
1:07:18
Think it's just a straight movie about Michael Jackson in a in a
1:07:22
way that it was not before. It was kind of more of a
1:07:24
flashback. Y there's this court case going
1:07:27
on. Let's go back and look at his
1:07:28
history and blah blah, because they have to remove all that
1:07:31
stuff, I believe. I don't think I'll be going to
1:07:34
see this. I won't go and see it.
1:07:36
I might watch it. It's got his nephew plays him
1:07:40
and OK, it was quite off putting because he does a Michael
1:07:45
Jackson voice, but that's what Michael Jackson's voice was like
1:07:47
so. But his nephew wouldn't
1:07:50
necessarily look like him because.
1:07:52
He doesn't look exactly like him.
1:07:54
He looks a bit like him. Has he had plastic surgery done
1:07:57
then? Because.
1:07:58
Like Michael? Jackson only looks that way
1:08:00
because of plastic surgery. I think he does have some some
1:08:05
adjustments for various parts. I don't I I guess I didn't look
1:08:09
up what his nephew normally looks like.
1:08:11
But yeah, they obviously have done some stuff.
1:08:13
Yeah, yeah. Because, yeah, like Michael
1:08:17
Jackson, the way he looked at the end of his career was
1:08:20
nothing like he looked at beginning.
1:08:22
And I think he got a different clue.
1:08:25
He got addicted to plastic surgery.
1:08:28
Artery. Yeah.
1:08:28
Tear caught on fire. Yes, and he also had the
1:08:34
Tiliger. So he says.
1:08:38
Sure. Yeah, but allegedly, which is
1:08:40
why he bleached his skin or they did.
1:08:42
The awning there was. Yeah, the skin was not evenly.
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It wasn't even he hated it but but he went from there was there
1:08:51
was no in between. Yeah, he went from from being
1:08:57
Michael Jackson on Thriller to Michael Jackson on Bad.
1:09:02
And then, yeah, revealed because yeah, that was a big reveal.
1:09:04
Everyone was like, what? Like, yeah, there was no seeing
1:09:09
the sort of patches or anything, which and I could understand if
1:09:14
he didn't like seeing. Right, he hit it.
1:09:18
Yeah. But yeah, yeah, no.
1:09:22
I mean, look, and then also obviously there's the other
1:09:24
stuff that was about that was problematic.
1:09:27
So yeah. Which we still don't know what
1:09:31
I'm just. Curious, from what I've seen of
1:09:33
the trailer this seems like a very pro Michael Jackson story.
1:09:43
Didn't start out. That doesn't mean it will be, it
1:09:45
just means that the trailer makes it seem like it's the
1:09:47
story of the King of Pop. So yeah, like how he grew up,
1:09:52
became like from Jackson 5 to his solo to yeah, yeah.
1:10:00
Let's comment on the article. I hope Annie ends up OK in this
1:10:05
movie. Yeah.
1:10:12
Funny, yeah, but Speaking of people accused of things,
1:10:22
somebody has been accused of some stuff and I want to tell
1:10:26
you about it in the after party, but could you explain to the
1:10:30
witnesses what the after party is, for those who don't know?
1:10:32
The after party's we're, we're going to continue to talk for a
1:10:35
little bit longer, but you're not getting it that for free,
1:10:38
unfortunately. No, you're.
1:10:40
Going to pay for that. It's not a lot.
1:10:42
We're only asking for $5.00 a month, correct?
1:10:45
It'll give you the after party if you go to multiple nogasm
1:10:48
forward slash Patreon. Yeah, that's right.
1:10:51
That might work. That may or may not work.
1:10:53
I guess I'll have to fix it if it doesn't work.
1:10:55
Or maybe just go to patreon.com/multiple Nogasm the
1:10:58
one. Oh, you get a multiple
1:10:59
nogasm.com and there is a link that's definitely and there is.
1:11:02
A link, yeah. And then follow links.
1:11:04
Hit that for a dollar, you get the show early.
1:11:07
Yep. But for $5 you get the after
1:11:09
party and you get all the after parties.
1:11:11
That's right. And you've joined you can join
1:11:13
the community and have a chat with these two on there.
1:11:15
You know, there's the other benefits and we might bring, we
1:11:19
might bring back the Discord it's been.
1:11:22
I've been talking yeah, I think Discord might be a way to go.
1:11:25
I. Think it might be a good thing
1:11:26
to do so we might get. Some articles in there.
1:11:29
Might revisit. Because I did tell Connac New
1:11:31
Legion she needs to send us more Dick news.
1:11:33
It's been a while. Yes, yeah, but the Dick news is
1:11:36
dry. Yeah, and dry Dick news is not
1:11:40
good. No.
1:11:42
You didn't want to go and dry. No, but no, I'm not going to
1:11:49
make that joke. Patreon.com/multiple Orgasm
1:11:52
Let's head over there now and I'll tell you what Jeremy Renner
1:11:58
has allegedly been up to. That's all for this week, thank
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