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Ep. 118: Are we too old? · The Hack Box

• JRD: It was good, it was good. MAS: We're going. Brev: We all rep in teams? MAS: Still talking. I'm ripping City technically. S F. Don: What you got? everybody ripping their team. That's crazy. What you got on? You got cowboys? JRD: Of course. Of course now. Don: Damn, that's crazy. This is unplanned, bro. Everybody represent Brev: Mm. JRD: Course bro. Don: their favorite team. You like the Cowboys more than the Lakers, huh? JRD: Of course at the Cowboys more than the Lakers, man. Cowboys die hard. Win and lose. Be them boys. MAS: You think that's because the passion behind football is higher than basketball just in general? when fans have JRD: For me, one hundred percent. One hundred percent. Don: I'm I'm way more of a Celtic fan than I am a JRD: Yeah, yeah. I'm I'm I'm just a bigger MAS: Matter. JRD: Yeah. I'm just a bigger football fan in general than when it comes to basketball. Brev: Yeah. JRD: Like basketball, Don: Are you seeing? JRD: I can wear like a current player's jersey. Like Anthony Edwards, I can wear his shoes, shit like that. But in football, if it's a current player and he's not a cowboy, I can't wear it. Don: The the gear too? JRD: I can't do it. if it's a Micah Parsons jersey now, can't wear it anymore. Until he retires. Don: Jersey Brev: Did you wear Don: for sure. Brev: would you wear a Pro Bowl jersey? JRD: n no. They gotta be a retired player. Retired players, you become fine. Retired player, fine. But if you're currently playing and you're not on the Dallas Cowboys, I don't support you. I don't wear your jersey. yeah, I can't do it. Can't do it. Don: That should be for every team. If you like a team in the sport and you're a legit fan, you should not be wearing opposing team jerseys. JRD: I w o of course not. I want more like a a opposing team's like jerseys or things like that. But I'll wear some Anthony Everett shoes. When it comes to football, I of course most football players don't have like signature shoes or whatever. But if they did, I'm not wearing it. My little brother MAS: zero exceptions? JRD: Na my little brother the one is like some cereal box it's of the Kelsey of the Kelsey's I said put that shit back It's not Dak Put that shit back it's not Dak You get the normal cereal F F the Chiefs, F the Eagles. MAS: Dak Dak will never have his own cereal. Don: That's for sure. MAS: Guess. Brev: Probably on a couple of weedy boxes. Don: Yeah, he's he's probably plastered over there. JRD: He might have been on he might have been on Resus Plus before. I I think I saw him on Resus Plus before. Yeah. Don: Yeah, yeah. MAS: Y'all ever had Wheaties though? Brev: No. JRD: Yeah, yeah. Not good. No. Yeah. Grandparents Brev: No? I always wondered if they were gas or not. JRD: Grandparents get the worst cereal. It's like no matter what. Like I had the time of grandpa, I was like, Grandpa, I was Don: Yeah. No. JRD: like, you do know raisin brand isn't healthy, right? Like, just get Cheerios. Raisin brand got hella sugar in it. It's not even healthy. You eat a nasty ass shit for no reason. It's fiber. No, it's Don: That's just all nice. JRD: not, bro. Stop getting that shit, bro. Please. Like, come on. I'm not a big cereal guy, but if you're gonna get some cereal, at least make it good. You gotta get the good shit. That's just me. Don: Not a big serial guy. JRD: Nah, nah. MAS: Yeah, it's kinda crazy, bro. JRD: I'm not. Think about think think about it. We lived together for almost two years. Did you ever see me eating cereal? Don: Well, you never see me eat cereal, but I love cereal. MAS: I'm not saying you yeah, I'm not saying you're lying. I'm just saying it's crazy. JRD: No, I'm just saying think about it. I've I've for sure seen Mossy Serial and Revelat. JD, maybe not you. Don: Yeah, but I love cereal. I just didn't wanna worry about JRD: Yeah. Don: milk not expiring and you know, getting the cereals, cleaning a bowl and all that frosted flakes? Come on, man. JRD: Yeah. MAS: I definitely wanna hiatus when I stop drinking man. Don: Yeah. I can eat cereal all my love now. I'm at that point about JRD: Monster's also a big pasta guy, if I recall, if not mistaken. We both are big pasta guys. Don: Dry plaster. JRD: Yeah. No Exact Brev: I paused doesn't JRD: that's what I was going with. Dry pasta, yeah. Just pasta, buttered noodles. MAS: It had sauce on it. Just apparently not enough for you guys. JRD: Okay, Don: Butter noodles. I've never seen it. How Brev: Mm-hmm. JRD: man. Don: how's nobody in the house seen you put in sauce? But JRD: I did it bro. Don: Yeah. JRD: And I was playing because you pressed me too. I was trying to cook, bro. He was like, Have you ever heard the saying there's too many chefs in the kitchen? I was like, bro, MAS: yeah. Brev: Yeah. JRD: they're all starving, bro. please. Brev: Bro, Josh, you used to defrost MAS: I was Brev: shrimp for like two days, bro. MAS: Well Brev: You just leave it there on the stove. Just in some water. JRD: I did, I did, I do, I did. MAS: Yeah, I was trying to just whip up and you just popped up and was like, I'm gonna cook at the same time on a little ass stove. I was like, There's no way JRD: Bro, 'cause Brev: Yeah. JRD: Bro, back then I was busy. Don: There's no JRD: I was doing shit. I was quick. I was doing shit, bro. MAS: Nah, for real. For real, nah. JRD: Yeah. I remember one time, bro, I had some I have an air fryer and I put some chicken nuggets in the air fryer and I was like I left and I like, you what? I'll eat when I get back and I came and I was like, fuck, they're gone. And then the next morning, fucking a prodigy was like, Yeah, you left chicken nuggets in your air fryer, so I ate a few of and threw them away. I was like, Why? shit, Don: Ha ha ha. JRD: they're chicken nuggets, bro. MAS: That's wild. JRD: I was called back for the night. Don: Aid a few of them away, it's crazy. I thought they were like burnt, JRD: Yeah. Don: but were they burnt or something? JRD: Nah, nah he just said he tossed them out for me. I was like, We didn't have ants, we didn't have roaches, they'd have been chillin'. come on. Brev: Yeah. Damn, we never had an ant problem. Don: Well, 'cause they're always on the second floor. JRD: We never did. Brev: Doesn't matter. I'm on the second floor right now, I had an ant problem. Don: Me too, and I'm on the second floor. But also depends on the building. I I got ants it was hot and I had ants in my walls. So it's like, JRD: It wasn't hot in in S J dur during time. Yeah. Yeah. Brev: Yeah. Don: that's just chalk it up to whatever. But it's not Brev: Yeah. Don: 'cause of filth, you know. Brev: Yeah. This summer. JRD: Yeah. It wasn't even that hot that we really got either. And SJ it wasn't hot for some reason at all. Don: You're tripping. It was hot as fuck out there a few times. JRD: I don't I don't remember it being a hot because you don't even have AC. And I had that one one I had my one small little fan. Yeah. Don: I'm I mean we survived. But it would MAS: Yeah. Brev: Yeah. JRD: No, but right now, this summer, it's Don: It was hot. I merged out more chairs. JRD: been hot as fuck with this summer's hot. I don't know about y'all. Don: Yeah. MAS: Just no AC. You doesn't have to be that hot for a house to get hot even if you just have no A C. we just should just f Brev: No AC, bro. MAS: if we just had the sun f just bacon and just it got so hot. Brev: Yeah. We I used to have the I used to have the spray bottle and then the fan in front of me and just spray the fan every now and then. MAS: Yeah, I remember when I seen you guys do that the first time, I was like, Genius. JRD: That's smart as genius. And we didn't really open our window either. That big ass window we had in the front of the house. Don: We let that we let that shit open. no, you're right. Brev: No. I don't think we le we never really opened the window. We left the front door open a lot. Don: You're right, you're right. We know that shit. JRD: Yeah, the Fed door opened a lot, we did. We did leave the front door open. Remember that big Yeah. Don: 'Cause we didn't want the cats in the windows, so we we kept that shit locked on. Brev: We had to, bro. It felt good. JRD: Yeah, we did. Remember Brev: Yeah. JRD: that big ass nigga we lived right next to and niggas was huge and I got a door dash and he tried to steal my shit? And I walked out and I was like, Hey, MAS: Yeah. JRD: here's a my bad bro. He was a white boy, you don't remember him? He looked at the end of the like right next to the stairs on our side. Yeah, to the right. Yeah. Don: Right? I'm starting to remember the layout now, bruh. I don't Brev: Yeah. Don: remember the people in there, but I remember there being a house right there to the right and we walk out. MAS: All I remember was that apartment of girls and one of backed up and hit us, remember? We were literally just chilling in the car and then all of a sudden bop, they freaking backed up and hit us. JRD: The ones right below us? Don: That was four six seven. MAS: I don't know. And then I got out I like and I I don't know maybe you guys weren't with me but I just got out and I was just looked and I like, No way. No way. She Don: we're in a par. MAS: but she just tapped it and I was just like, No way You did not just freaking heavy. there how can you there was so much space and I was just like I don't we didn't we didn't really JRD: I don't know, no, that parking lot was really small. Don: It was. People try to break into my car twice in that parking lot too. MAS: But there was from what her spot was, there was no reason to. I was just like, this girl trippin'. Don: We had two parking spots? MAS: Yeah. JRD: No, we had one but there was parking spots that were not reserved. MAS: No, you me both par Don: Open MAS: you me both parts underneath. Don: Yeah, I remember JRD: One parking spot wasn't reserved 'cause I don't remember I my hom I told my homie to park there a few times and it wasn't a problem. There was a certain section of like that I would call unreserved parking spots. I could be wrong though. Don: I just remember parking, just not never having issue with parking at these apartments. JRD: Yeah. Don: But speaking of hot, bought them boys up in Santa Clara, boy. JRD: Undefeated still. Was JD right? It's crazy. Brev: Hm. They're on fire, bro. MAS: Sinclair forty nine. JRD: Maybe he wasn't bullshitting. Don: Can can I get some apologies coming my way? 'Cause they always call me delusional earlier. Yeah, JRD: Not over yet. It's not over yet. Brev: No, yeah. Don: it's over, bro. It's exactly what I said was gonna happen, it's happening. MAS: But at what point are did any of these games do they question whether we were actually gonna win though? 'Cause we went one one by Don: a few. Brev: Yeah, last game. It was close. JRD: Last And who Don: But that's JRD: is we? Don: that's what makes a good football team. Coming out and winning when you're like, are you gonna win this game or not? Brev: Yeah. MAS: Yeah. just off the bat with the Rams, yeah. They were probably like it's gonna be harder than that was light work. Brev: Yeah. Seahawks for sure, yeah. JRD: And a Seahawks. MAS: Lightwork. JRD: That was Don: Shoot, JRD: a close game. Don: even the freaking Cardinals, bro, that was a good game. JRD: Mm. Brev: Yeah. Hey that that Mike Evans and Trayvon Diggs shit was comedy. MAS: Yeah. Don: and hilarious. I love that. New me. Brev: Ha JRD: Yeah. Bulls for sure line he said, I wanted to make sure it was him. You nigga you knew who damn well it was him, you're trying to be funny. Don: Treyvon digges, I didn't even know he was on the squad too, Brian. Brev: I he was on the practice squad because of hard knocks, but I don't know he is active. JRD: Fuck them. Good riddance. Don: Bye. Brev: He turned him around, bruh. Don: I don't know who else Brev: That's great. Don: the next hard game is gonna be against the guess the Rams. Or I guess the Seahawks. We'll play the Seahawks again before the Rams. That'll be week twelve. We'll be twelve we'll be eleven and all by that point. JRD: Yeah y yeah, you forgetting the cowboys. You forgetting the cowboys. Don: No, I saw that. JRD: Yeah, no, you forgetting the cowboys. That's gonna a tough game. You're getting the cowboys. Don: I saw them. It'll be it'll be a Niner game in Dallas. Brev: Yeah. MAS: Probably fill a little JRD: Rolling. MAS: red up in that stadium. JRD: No you're not. No you're not. You're not filling up the Dallas Don: No, we're not what? JRD: Stadium. You're not filling up the Dallas Stadium. You're not. You're you're not doing that. Don: Have we not already done this in the playoffs when we beat y'all on the the divisional round? There were Hella Niner fans in that stadium. What are you talking about? Do you not remember that shit? Do you not remember that shit? Do you not? You don't remember that shit. Yep. JRD: You're not you're not you're not taking over our city. You're not taking over our city. I don't remember you having I don't remember seeing a sea of red. I remember losing yes. But I don't remember a sea of red. I do not remember that shit. No. I do not recall Don: Shall I pull up receive? JRD: that. I do not recall that. No. Don: Lotter. MAS: I don't doubt it. JRD: No. No, bro. Are we gonna see MAS: The same way there's the same way there's Cowboy fans out here and you see a lot of the same way there's Helen I fans out for sure in Texas. JRD: In Texas? Don: Bro, the nineties are JRD: No. Don: one of the most popular teams in MAS: bandwagons. Don: the game, bro. my god. JRD: What are you talking about? Anyway, Brev: Feel like there's Niner fans all over the country. JRD: all right, all right, anyway anyways. Let's let's get b let's get back on topic. What team is gonna keep their street going the longest? I got money on the Chiefs. If they're still undefeated right now, I think so. I got money on the Chiefs. Yeah. Brev: Yeah, they're four and I got it. Don: We got Chiefs, the Niners and the Vikings, right? JRD: Vikings. Yeah. Vikings just got MAS: Yeah. Brev: Vikings, yeah. JRD: lucky. Their fucking offenses isn't doing well. Their defense is doing doing the Don: They're gonna loop eventually. JRD: whole thing. They won one game without screen. Brev: I don't know, they Yeah, I don't know. I got I got the I low key got the Niners, probably continuing the streak for a bit. Yeah. Don: We're playing the grid. MAS: Say it Say it out loud. Brev: I got it. I got the Niners and then the Chiefs and then I think the Vikings will lose one of the next couple of games. But Don: The Chiefs don't play a hard team until they play Seattle in week seven, so Brev: Which is what, next week or two week or two weeks from now? Yeah. Don: Two weeks now. Or yeah, two weeks from now. Then they gotta go to Denver after that. Then they play Buffalo before the Niners. They play LA before the Niners. Then they play. They play Cincinnati. Brev: Who do the Chiefs play this week? Chargers. Don: It's the yeah, they played JRD: Ha ha ha Don: they had a bye week though. Bro, they play all these good teams before they even get to the Niners, bro. They're JRD: Yeah. Brev: Shit, they play the Chargers this week. That's another bye week. JRD: I g I gotta say, if Don: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. JRD: if you if you're the Chargers, GM and stuff, do you just keep losing? Or do you gener Don: Yes, I percent. Brev: Get Jeremiah Smith. They need Jeremiah Smith, bro. JRD: generational? Yeah. Don: Imagine Herbert with Jeremiah Smith, bruh. Brev: Yeah, it'd be kinda JRD: Yeah. Brev: tough. JRD: It'll be kinda tough. Brev: Yeah, we'll be tough. JRD: Just lose every game, like Never. Don: He never had a receiver, bro. Keenan Allen, that's it. Brev: Keenal and Mike Williams. JRD: Yeah. Brev: What do you mean? That was a good one two punch. Yeah. Don: I forgot about Keenan Allen and Mike Williams, but like Brev: Great one two punch. And they were in their primes. Don: Rate one two points. Yeah, them motherfuckers are overrated. JRD: So yeah. Don: I said it. Keenan Allen is very overrated. Keenan Allen is for sure JRD: Yeah. And the Chargers have their pick, right? Brev: What do mean? Don: Mike Williams is overrated. Cause you telling me yeah, that Brev: I don't think Keen Allen is overrated. Don: you don't think Keenan Allen's overrated? What do you what do you where do you rate Keenan Allen in, I mean? Or let me get your rating on Keenan Allen. Like, is Brev: What do you mean, all time? Don: he Has he ever been a top three, top two guy in the league in his career? A top five receiver in the league? Brev: I think he's been a top five guy in the league before. I don't think I wouldn't say top three though. For sure not top three. At a time, no. But he's always consistent. he's never slipped past the top ten for sure. in his prime he never did. Don: Slip outside the top ten in his prime. How long was his prime Brev: Yeah, he never slipped out of the side of top. Don: though? Brev: He probably had a cool five years, bro. Think about it. He's thirteen years in the league right now, so and he's like he just got up into I wanna say eleventh or tenth of all time catches. He's third all time yards, I think. Don: He stirred all time what? Brev: Is it yards or catches? Let me see. Don: Okay, let me ask you this. is Keenan Allen better than Devontae Adams? Peak peak. Okay. Brev: No. No. Don: Mike Evans, peak peak. JRD: Devontae Adams is still doing it too. Don: Peak peak, Mike Evans JRD: Two two D's. Don: or Kenan Allen? Brev: Peak peak. Don: Peak peak. Brev: Keenan Allen. Don: Whoa. JRD: I have a question for that. I I have a clarifying question. How many thousand Brev: Is not. JRD: yard seasons in Kenan Allen's prime did he have? Brev: Let's see. He's not top three in anything. I think I was shipping on that, but he was one JRD: No thousand yard is thousand yard seasons. Brev: one, two, three, four, five, six. Don: I I'm taking me personally, I'm taking Mike Evans. Brev: He has six. Yeah. JRD: Yeah, six. 'Cause every four season Mike Evans has played, he has got a thousand yards. Brev: He has a thousand, for sure. JRD: Yeah, last season he got hurt, as I guess it would count to me. Don: So not even peak peak, just career, career. You got Devontae Adams over Kenan Allen for sure, career, career. You got Mike Evans, these are all his peers too, by the way. You got Mike Evans over Keenan Allen career career. Or JRD: Super Bowl winning champion. He got a ring, too. Don: right, Rev? Brev: What? Don: You're taking Keenan Allen or Mike Evans over Kenan Allen career versus career? Brev: Career versus career, Mike Evans. JRD: Andrew's easy, he a ring. Don: Okay, what about DeAndre Hawkins? Brev: DeAndre Hopkins. Don: Yeah. Who do you want? Career, career. Brev: That's tough. That's tough. Don: Loki want DeAndre Hopkins, bro. Brev: I wouldn't be mad at DeAndre Hopkins either. But I'm telling you, that's what Don: I want I want Brev: I'm saying. He never slipped out of the top JRD: More, all right. Brev: ten, that which means there's a lot of people in front of him still in his peak. JRD: Let's ask Don: Cooper Cup. JRD: that Miguel. Migu let's ask Miguel. Miguel doesn't really like he's a little novice when it comes to football, so I feel like if he says it, that goes to show you the nuances of who's better. Cooper Cup or who's the other guy you were saying, J D? Don: Dyndre MAS: He's Don: Hopkins JRD: Young yeah. Brev: Mike Evans. MAS: Yeah, and Mike Evans. Don: Mike Evans JRD: Yeah, we go. MAS: Well I'm biased. I like DeAndre just 'cause of I fear God. I fear God, homie. I fear God JRD: Yeah, for a Brev: We JRD: guy I hold it. Yeah. Brev: could box. MAS: We go bug right now. But Don: Shit, would you take Tyler Lockett? Nah, nah, nah, nah, Brev: Mm for that you're yeah, it's crazy. let's MAS: D Brev: see, bro. JRD: Des Des Bryant? Don: I'm taking Dez over Brev: I'm taking Keenan. Don: Over Keenan? Brev: Career? MAS: There's over ki yeah, easily. Don: I'm taking Deads, bro. Damn, you taking Keenan out, you JRD: I'm taking Daz. Who you taking, Miguel? Don: gotta MAS: Yes, for sure. Don: I think you think Keenan's better 'cause JRD: Thank you. Appreciate that. Yes. Don: because of you grew up next to Dylan. So it's like you hear Dylan hype him up so much, that just makes him better in your mind also. So Brev: No bro. No, I think I I hold Keenan High Regard 'cause I value great route running. Don: Yeah, okay. He is a great role runner, a hundred percent. I'm not doubting Keenan Allen's good, bro. But compared to these guys, bro, maybe it's the Chargers. Brev: I he's he's cold, bro, but he's Don: 'Cause he played on the Chargers. Brev: Let's brush. MAS: He's A tier, he's not S tier. Don: Keep it out. Brev: He's not S tier. Wait and route running? In route running? He's no no, he's not S tier. Not S tier. Yeah. Don: He's for sure not S tier, right? Period. As a receiver, overall, he might go B tier, bro. JRD: Overall. Overall receiver. And you see and you see in de and you say in Des MAS: Overall. JRD: Bryant wasn't S tier ever? Don: No no, overall, who overall, Brev: We're talking about careers overall. JRD: Careers. Don: Des Bryant's a A tier, for sure. Keenan Allen's a B JRD: Overall, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, that is true. Don: tier though. JRD: Hmm. Brev: I say A tier for Keenan, bro. He has a thousand seventy three receptions, bro, in his career. Don: How many thousand yard seasons did he have? Brev: Six. Don: And he's what, 13 years in? That's not bad. That's not that's actually great. are MAS: I digress. Don: you taking are are you taking crab tree over Keenan? Brev: Fuck no. MAS: Mm-hmm. Don: Crouchy was up Cratchy was cold, bro. I'm not taking Crouchy over MAS: Yeah. Don: Kenan either. Brev: I fucked with Crab Crabtree Heavy. We have a physical receiver, but MAS: Getting fools' heads for sure. Brev: I got keen intershi. Yeah. Don: Yeah, but I think Niners are for sure gonna outlast the other two teams. With no receivers. Brev: Are do you guys who do you guys play next? you guys have got commanders probably, I think, right? On Monday night? Yeah. Don: Yeah, Monday night, Commanders. JRD: Yeah. Don: That's gonna be a good game. J D J D's back, bro. Brev: Yeah, did you see the ending of that game? Don: No, I didn't watch it. JRD: The Rams game? no. Brev: Jane James was tripping bro. No, Jaden on the commanders and giants, bro. JRD: yeah, he he didn't spike it? Niggas Brev: No bro he he went down and then he laid on the ground for like five seconds and then the time ran out. In no urgency to get back up and try to and they were in field goal range to win the game. No, bro. That's on him. That loss is JRD: Probably was hers. Yeah. Brev: on him. He had a great game though. But it's on him for sure. JRD: I feel like th that that feels curse. I don't know if they even play on the field. I'm I feel like just playing for that team, you get cursed. Brev: Washington? JRD: Yeah. Don: As a running quarterback, is RG three. And that's where Alex JRD: Yeah. Back to Don: Smith got his leg obliterated where he almost died in surgery. JRD: Literally, yeah. Mhm. Problems Brev: Yeah. Joe Tisman. JRD: other injuries too that I probably not that I forgot about. Brev: Yeah, Joe Thysman snapped his leg in half. JRD: Mm-hmm. Don: Yeah, MAS: Lawrence Taylor. Don: RG three. JRD: it's Taylor. Brev: Mm-hmm. On crack, bro. MAS: Didn't they didn't I see they're making a movie or a show with that fool or something? JRD: They're making no, they're making a movie about the New York about Alice player that got cancer, that played for New York. But he's in the movie. He's in the movie. It's not his movie though. It's about it's about the last pick of the draft. Like he was a special teams player. I think he got like some honors and got cancer and died. MAS: Yeah. JRD: Yeah. So anyway that's MAS: Yeah. Don: Yeah. JRD: crazy. Anywho Don: Y'all see y'all know the WNBA is in the finals right now? Y'all see the the debacle between the Atlanta Dream and how they Brev: they can't get a a home game there. Don: can't use the fucking arena? MAS: They're gonna get a high school venue, bruh. Don: They cause of the the Hawks. JRD: I'll cover you. Don: How do y'all feel about that? The Hawks have a season opener and then the the Atlanta Dream have a home finals game the same day. Who gets the stadium? JRD: I gotta say I gotta say this. o I don't like Don: Mind you, before you say something ignorant, they are selling out those stay farm arena, the Atlanta Dream. So it's not like the they're JRD: I'm Don: not using all those seats. They're using all those seats. And it's their finals. MAS: Well, I just think the obvious thing JRD: They they hold on. Hold on. They're selling out their arena. Don: They're selling out the arena, yes. You can fact check me. MAS: It's a final? JRD: I will, I won't. Don: It's the final too. MAS: I think they could definitely sell out of final? Brev: They sell out the whole arena, they're not blocking any sections off. Don: No, there's not the WWE. Bro, they show up for these games, bro. Y'all have y'all I went to a Valkyrie I went to two Valkyrie games in one week, bro. Both times I went, that shit was thick. JRD: That's what I'm saying. Don: But you gotta think, they have Angel Reese. She's probably the most popular girl in the league, besides K Clayton Clark. Brev: Mm-hmm. Don: Playing in Atlanta? Well they showing out. Brev: Wait, so MAS: Yeah. Brev: the debacle is that the Hawks had the s a game the same day? Don: Same day. There's three so they have three games scheduled for home games in the finals. One game is a somber concert. The other game is a home opener for the Hawks and then the third game's another Hawk game. So the thing is, like, are you gonna move 'cause JRD: I think it's a money thing. Brev: Moving them for the concert is definitely is definitely out of Don: They're not that's I it's a schedule thing. Brev: pocket. JRD: I I think it's also a money thing. I think it's sad, but I believe a opening season game for Atlanta Hawks, the average ticket is gonna be more expensive than a Brev: Yeah. JRD: finals game for the W NBA. I think that's what it is. Yeah, that's Don: But so Brev: Yeah, home opener, bro. JRD: that's what it is. They're just money. Don: Who gets well I'm asking you, who gets the stadium? Who who do you think deserves the stadium? JRD: Whoever makes more money as a business. Don: Okay, so you think the Hawks? JRD: Whoever makes more money. It was the Hawks, then yeah. The Hawks, huh? Yeah. The Hawks, yeah. The Hawks, yeah. Don: Yeah, the Hawks. Okay, it's okay to say the Hawks, bro. I'm asking you. No, I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna I'm not gonna grab my pitchfork and go after you, bro. I'm saying, but JRD: No. Don: the the Valkyrie, they the Warriors and all them, they made it organized so where the Warriors won't have any game scheduled and a potential finals appearance from the Valkyrie. Brev: Mm. Don: But Elena didn't do that. I'm just saying, that's pretty crazy though. I don't know. Brev: Yeah. They should have maybe MAS: That's what I was gonna Brev: I I MAS: say. Brev: say they probably should have scheduled it differently, but I mean they definitely Don: Hundred percent. But also you gotta think, what? MAS: I'll say how Brev: should be at home instead of that concert, for sure. Don: Over the concert, 'cause concerts have second days. MAS: Yeah, if it's already been scheduled Brev: Yeah. MAS: yeah, if Brev: Huh? MAS: it's scheduled that way, the Hawks definitely get the right, but I would say check how JRD: What why can't they play at the game we arena? Don: 'Cause it's the Hawk Stadium. MAS: easy it is to to flip it, just like how it would change the the schedule all out of whack, but just go to whoever, make it not a home game and go away. Don: No, you can't do that. Brev: Can't move it a couple JRD: why can't Brev: of days. JRD: they play out the Gateway Center Arena? Don: Where's the Gateway Center? Is that the small one? The three thousand and five hundred people? They can't do that. I told you they're selling out State Farm. They're selling out State Farm, bro. They're not gonna go back to that. They they used to play at that stadium. They Yeah, JRD: Yeah. A small one. Brev: Hey, they'll sell out that thirty five hundred dollar or thirty five hundred seat venue. Don: they play at that stadium, but they got they got outperformed it. They're like, they can't do this one no more. We to go to the the Hawks stadium. Brev: They should put all the games in a neutral site. JRD: That's fucked up. That's crazy. Don: No, bro. You need the home you need the home court. 'Cause hey, ball holler is crazy, bruh. It's better Brev: I'm saying you can't have one home team and one not like doesn't get any home games from Don: It's not their fault their organization's joke, like the unlike the Valkyrie, they ran that shit. They ran that shit perfect. Second year Brev: Yeah. I JRD: Yeah. Don: in the league and they're already in the finals, bro. That's the stuff I was doing on two K, bro. Come on, bro. It's an expansion team, bro. What are we doing? And they just beat the JRD: Yes. Don: defending champ. Swept him. With the GOAT on the team. Prime Asia Wilson. JRD: MVP. Multiple MVP. Don: Five time MVP, bruh. And they just won two championships in a row. Supposed to go three P this year. That's some bullshit. MAS: That's why I just think if you ask me who deserves the stadium or the arena, I would say the the WNBA team. But Brev: 'Cause it's the finals. MAS: just 'cause it's the finals JRD: Whoa. MAS: but if you tell me who should obviously get a get the right to play at that stadium, it's the Hawks. Like you said, it's a money thing. It's a business. You can't f it's hard to argue against it. Don: 'cause it's their stadium. Yeah. But so let's say for the Brev: Yeah, it's theirs. They're the priority over there. JRD: Business. Don: let's say for the the Warriors. The Warriors I ha have no problem. So my thing is I have no problem with the Warriors. nah it's our home opener and we're not gonna we're not gonna pivot. 'Cause one, Steph Curry is a four time champion. It's Steph Curry. Probably a top five all time player by the time he retires. And then it's Steph Curry. The Hawks, what the have the Hawks done? in the past fifty years, Brev: huh. Don: bro. They haven't been to the finals Brev: No. Don: in their respective sport. Brev: I think they're considered a low market NBA team. Don: Yeah, and they're in Atlanta, bro. You said what? MAS: Clearly they don't have their own stadium either. how many Brev: Yeah. MAS: times how many times do they share stadiums? how many teams share stadiums JRD: Lots of teams. Don: For WNBA. MAS: Yeah. Don: I know the Valkyrie share with the Warriors. for the most part, I think some teams like not all teams share, but most of them do. MAS: Over fifty percent, right? JRD: The the Sparks play Adam Crypto every once in a while. Don: I wouldn't say I wouldn't say fifty. Sparks just started playing on fifty crypto too, yeah, right? JRD: Yeah. They used to be out there coming. Brev: Really? I thought they always play at stables. Don: I would say probably fifty. Yeah, if teams share if they share a city, they I would assume that they share a stadium also. At this JRD: Maybe. Yeah. Yeah. Brev: Mm-hmm. Don: point in the not probably four years ago, but now I would think so. JRD: I just think it's because maybe it's like certain arenas are used to juggling things around crypto it's always a concert in LA they had concerts the Lakers, the Kings, and the Sparks, it's fucking San Francisco. There's always gonna be something going on there. They're probably just used to it. Don: That's for every every major venue has that, bro. JRD: You think you think it's just popping at Atlanta all the time? Don: I feel like every city with a major sports venue MAS: Yeah. Don: is has is getting booked 'cause they gotta pay for the sports venue. So they're booking it also. JRD: Yeah. MAS: Whatever big JRD: Okay. MAS: artist is going to that city is playing at the biggest stadium if they can afford it or sell it out. JRD: n no, they're not playing now the everyone's not playing at a football stadium, but I get what you mean. Arena. Don: Yeah. Even even a basketball region. MAS: I thought we're t we're not talking about football though. I'm talking about basketball. I alright, yeah, you're right. No, but I d yeah. Arenas. JRD: Yeah. Arenas. No, I I'm serious. I just got confused. I just got confused for a second. These are biggest so I thought you meant literally the biggest place. And it MAS: We talked about this before, right? I said that stadiums are definitely better than arenas or something like that. JRD: Yeah. There's only a few people that I feel like can do arenas. you got your Jay Z, your Drakes, your Kanye West. Don: Arenas? You mean stadiums? MAS: Yeah. JRD: Fuck, yeah, stadiums. See yeah, I'm tripping too. Yeah, stadiums. Easy mistake, huh? Yeah. Don: So a lot of artists like the arena. Brev: Yeah. Don: Also, America has like the best venues Brev: They should let the city vote, Atlanta. Don: that there are. Out JRD: What happened? Don: of all countries, America has like the best venues, stadiums, whatever you want to call it. JRD: I think so. I think we we keep, They're they're modern. We'll tear some shit down and rebuild MAS: we better. Brev: We do have a lot too. JRD: shit. Yeah, we'll tear some shit down and rebuild it. They wanna keep it for heritage and shit. Don: Yeah, rebuild it and make it fire. Brev: Yeah. Don: their venues are state of state of art. Brev: Yeah. Think about the college football stadiums hold more people Don: It's crazy. But I'm not saying they got the biggest. Brev: than the professional stadiums. Like Penn State? I think Penn State and Michigan hold good amount of Yeah. Don: Yeah. Even these high school football sales would be nice in Texas. JRD: Yeah. in Tactive? Yeah. IMG in Vegas. They're Don: I JRD: crazy. Don: bet you there's a Texas high school football team that has a better stadium than whole city. JRD: Sanos estate. MAS: I think Penn State has the biggest stadium. Brev: Yeah, Penn State, I think they hold it, what, seventy two K? MAS: No, but Don: Penn State? MAS: No, it's like a hundred and twenty something thousand. Brev: a hundred probably, yeah. JRD: ew Don: Nah, no way. JRD: over a hundred thousand Don: Penn State. Brev: Yeah, Penn State, bro. And then also Ann Arbor, Michigan. I think they hold a lot of people too, but I think Penn State's the largest one, the largest in America. MAS: I'm tripping. Hundred and six thousand. JRD: So what? That's close enough. That's Don: P JRD: still crazy. Brev: For real, over a hundred K. We were talking Yeah, bro. The college stadiums are bigger than the pros, bruh. Or at least a couple of them are. Don: one six thousand MAS: I remember Brev: Yeah. JRD: What's MAS: 'cause there was a JRD: the biggest what's the biggest thing? MAS: the manager at the bookstore Brev: Is the biggest one. MAS: I worked at used to used to work at Penn State and she was to work and do the football stadium. She said they were just fucking going crazy out there. Hundred and six thousand people. JRD: You know why? 'Cause they have nothing else to do. Don: All right. MAS: What Don: Let me tell you the MAS: yeah. Don: largest state stadium in the world, bruh, and their attendance. MAS: Santi no, can't now for for B Barcelona. Don: Alright, what do you what's your guess? What's JRD: The biggest in America in Michigan Stadium. Don: what sh what do you what's your guess, Josh? And the world. Don't look it up, JRD: I I I d I just look at the biggest in America so I won't go. Don: No, I'm saying the world though. MAS: Yeah. JRD: Yeah, okay. In the Road. I'll probably say, Don: Where's JRD: what w what does B Barcelona play? MAS: Canel. I don't know if that's how you pronounce JRD: That's the one. MAS: it. Can Don: You got Barcelona, what about you? Y'all not gonna get this. JRD: Or PSG. Don: What about you, bruh? Number one. JRD: Probably sound Brazil or some shit. Brev: It's not it's not Wembley, is it? MAS: Could be the Rose Don: It's gonna be MAS: Bowl. JRD: I'll get the meow meow in the background, hey. Don: It's gonna be Narinda Nwin Narendra Māori Stadium in India. A hundred and thirty two thousand people. MAS: they're packed. They're s they got people on shoulders, bruh. JRD: Watch yourself. Watch it watch yourself. Hold on, no, no. Let's be quiet. Don: Hundred the primary sport is cricket. There's there's a hundred and thirty two thousand people for cricket, bruh. JRD: K crook is popular. Crook is popular, apparently. MAS: Hey, but that stadium Brev: That's crazy. MAS: is fat though, like in terms of how big the field is. Like it's Don: You seen that say there? Whoa, the pictures of it look crazy. JRD: I heard a cricket you can bet on everything. it's one of the best things to bet on. It's crazy. You can bet on every aspect of it. MAS: there's hella stats or different types of plays. Don: it's a cricket stadium, bro. pretty sure they can play soccer in there too, but MAS: Baseball's better, but JRD: Who who plays there? Brev: Yeah. Don: I don't know who plays there, but that shit's beautiful. Yeah, Michigan's number three, one seven. Brev: Mm. So Michigan's JRD: That's crazy. Brev: more than Penn State? JRD: Yeah, it's the biggest Michigan's the biggest in America. Don: Yeah, Penn State by about a thousand. Michigan b Penn State's after that, then Brev: Yeah. JRD: Biggest in America. Don: Ohio's Ohio Stadium's right after that, one two. But the second Brev: Yeah. They go crazy over there, bro. Don: place was Run Rado, first of May stadium in North Korea. Brev: Huh. Soccer, I'm assuming? JRD: See that? No soccer, no football. Don: No, association football, mass performances for the the second one. I'm assuming association football is soccer, yeah. Brev: Soccer. JRD: it is. MAS: Greatest sport in the world. JRD: I d I just think this is the easiest to like play. MAS: What? JRD: No no no let me let me explain. Easy to play No, I mean I misspoke. I misspoke. I meant soccer Don: Pick up and the play it's no, I think basketball would I know what you mean, I'll just mean. MAS: What? JRD: is the easiest sport to like get together and like play with people. All you need is a ball, you can use two rocks for the goal and that's Don: Yeah. JRD: you're you're good to go. That's what I mean. I don't Brev: Mm-hmm. Yeah. JRD: mean actually playing I'm trying to think of the correct word to say what I'm trying to say, but I'm I'm Don: No, you said it right. The easiest Brev: Yeah. Don: sport to play is baseball. But I would say it's basketball 'cause there's basketball courts America at least. There's basketball courts everywhere. Brev: I think it's soccer. Don: You can just In America? JRD: Soccer, yeah, soccer. Brev: Well, think about like what Josh said. You could live you just Don: There's you can play on the street. You can play on street. Yeah. MAS: Wait, you're Brev: need a ball, bro. MAS: asking what the what the easiest sport to play is? What are we talking about? JRD: Yeah, it it's soccer. Get together Brev: No, just like to get together and play, bro. Don: Bro, follow. JRD: and play. Not like skill wise, get together and play. And I have to say that. I hate when people say Yes, we're saying MAS: yeah. Then it's the most simple. Brev: Yeah. Cause you could JRD: soccer. Brev: And you no but think MAS: Soccer, yeah. Brev: about if you get together and play soccer with your friends, you don't even need shoes, bro. You go Yeah, you don't. You just need a ball, bro. You just need a ball. JRD: You need a ball. The aspects usually use niggas' heads. Don: play. Brev: I could put my hat down and then my slippers down as MAS: Roll of tape. Brev: a goal, JRD: Roll it tape, exactly. Brev: So Don: Yeah. Basketball park second. JRD: Yeah, and I would MAS: Jeffy D. JRD: say the the d of course it means the beginning the difference between playing a professional soccer game, not skill wise, not skill wise, but MAS: Yes, yes, yes. Don: Ha ha ha ha. JRD: like but like equipment wise, isn't that different from like a pickup game. You know what I'm saying? There's a s the pitch might Don: Yeah. JRD: look more beautiful, but besides that I don't know. Brev: Think about it, you can play soccer on like if you just were fucking around, you play soccer JRD: On clay. Brev: on yeah, on concrete, grass, sand. Yeah, you just need a ball. JRD: Yeah, look they have indoor soccer leagues. Don: Yeah, I should look hell of it. JRD: Mm-hmm. MAS: Technically it has different names based on where it's played. JRD: Really, tell us. I'm not being I'm dead ass. I wanna know. If you don't know it's fine, I just thought you knew. My bad, bro. MAS: No, I Don: I forgot indoor MAS: I Don: soccer. MAS: yeah, well they have I wanna see blanking right now. It's not foos ball. Brev: Foosball. JRD: Fo but that's a small little ball. It isn't even foolish but that's not the small ball. MAS: No, no, no, no. Brev: Yeah. MAS: Nah, that's why I was just joking. I like obviously it's not that JRD: Yeah. MAS: but that's what comes to my head. JRD: Haggy Zack. MAS: I'm freaking blanking. But I used to play there was they finally opened up a lot JRD: Water. MAS: of sp spots in Elk Grove. Let me see. It's gonna kill me if I forget. JRD: By the way, good win for the Golden Knights against your predators. Golden Knights Don: Today. JRD: win five two. Don: Today? JRD: Sure. Don: Whoa, I was watching that game, it was two Brev: I'm still yet to tap in, bro. Don: one when I was watching. JRD: Yep, me won five two. Don: A six and two, baby. Hey, I'm I'm locked in, bro. Brev: I'm still yet to tap in, bro. Don: I'm locked in. Come on, bro. Just put the foot saw, yeah, that's what it's called. MAS: Foot so JRD: Footsall. Brev: that yeah, that sounds familiar. JRD: I thought foot saw I thought foot saw's different 'cause the ball is different. Isn't it smaller? MAS: think it's just a smaller field and it's like a basketball court. JRD: Yeah, I think it's a smaller ball too. I think that's a whole different sport in general. Brev: This is shit we'd be playing in FIFA. JRD: Yeah. I thought footsaw's Don: Hmm. JRD: a whole different sport in general. The ball's smaller. Yeah. Yeah, booty, yeah. I'm an indoor soccer. MAS: yeah. Smaller he smaller heavier bowl. Yeah, 'cause that way you can't you can't boot it like that. It's more more technical. JRD: I'm an indoor soccer. Just straight Brev: Yeah, they had the indoor soccer court at MAS: Indoor soccer, hell. Brev: at San Jose State at the gym. JRD: Yeah. Yeah, just straight up indoor soccer. Yep. W well as we know, Halloween's coming up and I got a question for you boys. Are we too old to celebrate Halloween? And of course, I know we're too old to trick or trip. I'm not talking about that. But I mean, you know, dressing up, going bar hopping, going to Halloween parties that are not like family or friends, but just like going to like A venue, things of that nature. Are we past that or can we still go? And if we can if we can't, Brev: No. Still go for sure. Don: That's pushing thirty. JRD: what age is it is it GGs? Brev: Still go for sure. MAS: think my gut says thirty but all JRD: Thirty. I I think thirty two. MAS: right, but look I think it depends on how you behave and how you carry yourself in terms of how to like what like and also how you look, you know what I mean? if you look old, it's gonna look harder for you to blend in. But if you look young and you talk and think and whatever, I think it's easier to blend in when it comes to going to these parties in a costume. JRD: No bleeding in. No bleeding in. Everyone knows your age. Everyone ha your age is on your forehead when you Don: Yeah, blending is crazy. JRD: walk in. MAS: than thirty, but ca yeah. Don: I wouldn't even say 30. I would say it doesn't even depend. It doesn't, it doesn't matter how old you are. I just think it depends on where where you're what you're doing and who you're doing it with. If you're going to a Halloween JRD: Yeah. Don: party and you're and you're going with a whole bunch of your peers and everyone's dressing up, yeah, dressing up is cool. Brev: Yeah. And nothing wrong with that. MAS: well yeah. Don: But if you're going trick or if you're going to bar hopping and you're like 45 MAS: Yeah. Don: and the common people that are bar hopping with you are like 22, then you might be a little bit too old. But if you're bar hopping with MAS: That's what I meant. I meant JRD: Yes, I'm gonna have a show. Brev: Yeah. MAS: going to bars and going out to functions dressed in front. JRD: I don't know, th the bars in the the the the bar craw and SF, it has all ages, I feel like. All of ages. But they be sticking together Don: That's what I'm saying. It depends on where you're at. If you're if you're at a spot JRD: though. They don't really interact with the young people and they you know yeah, that's fine. Don: That's fine. I don't think there's a l age limit on celebrating Halloween. I think it's an age limit on who who you celebrate it with and where you celebrate it at. JRD: Yeah. However I Yeah. Like Brev: Yeah. MAS: Yeah. JRD: like I'm going to Brev: For sure. JRD: I'm going to Houston for a spring break. Like what you mean for spring break? We done. Brev: Yeah, you're right. It's just it's all about the situation 'cause you can be forty two and you can Don: Robot situation. Brev: celebrate, dress up with your kids and shit, so Don: With all that being said, I'm too cool to be dressing up on Halloween. Brev: All right, bruh. Don: Grown ass man, locking. Okay. JRD: Yeah, too cool for school. MAS: Yeah, see I think for now the costumes that I do are based on characters like a movie where I wear street clothes and then Don: Yeah. Brev: Was it easy easy put together? MAS: Yeah. JRD: try hard bro if you gonna dress up, dress up. I hate when people put parameters on it. man Go ahead, MAS: but what are you saying? I'm about to be a ninja, bruh? come on. Brev: Yeah. Don: Yeah, why not? Why not, bro? We farming you, bro. JRD: bro. Go ahead. Right now, bro. Why you put a yeah, Brev: Why can't you be a ninja? JRD: be a power range. What you wanna be? You see me? I'm Denzel Washington from this one movie. I'm I'm okay. You can't be Spongebob. Don: Ha ha ha. MAS: Take a look. JRD: You both costumes, nigga. You're not Denzel. Brev: Ha ha. JRD: I'm not Spongebob. MAS: Here's the thing. JRD: The same shit, bro. Like, come on. MAS: The fair thing to say, the honest thing that I'll tell you is obviously I would want to be a ninja. I would want to dress up as as a look it. Look it. Don: What the fuck? JRD: Be a ninja. I'll be a ninja with you. I'll be a ninja with you in New York. Just tell me. I bought a same costume. MAS: Do you don't think that I wanna dress up in Mandalorian costumes and shit and then fuckin' Don: Yes, do it. JRD: That'll be dope. Actually people fuck with that. People fuck with that. Brev: If you have a legit costume, bro. MAS: But look, I'm just telling you I'm just telling you my dilemma right now. And I have this internal thing, I'm like, man, go to Comic Con and dress up it just seem Don: That's even better. JRD: That's just even better. It's MAS: you know JRD: even better. That's even better. Brev: Yeah. JRD: People you Don: There's no age learning on Comic Con. JRD: you know those people that are multi millionaires because they do cosplay. All they do is dress up, post pictures and they have a huge following. MAS: For sure. I'm JRD: Yeah. MAS: but I'm not necessarily yeah, it's just an internal thing in like the two conflicting sides. JRD: Hey, be who be who you are, be who you wanna be. If you wanna be a ninja bro, whatever you wanna be, I'll be guru. Whatever nigga's name is. If you wanna get a Mandalorian, I'll be guru. I'll wear that little fit. I'll go ahead and be with you. Guru, whatever his name is. Zuro's MAS: Well okay, actually that I'm blanking. I I just remembered I was Zoro like I was Zorro two years ago. I forgot about that. Brev: Be what? Don: Grogan. JRD: fire. You're Hispanic, you be Zuro. If anyone talks shit, MAS: That was far. JRD: that's fire, bro. We Zoro again, bro. One of my favorite MAS: Yeah. JRD: movies. That and the Princess Bright as a kid, I will get mixed up for obvious reasons. But it's a great movie. I would as a kid. But hmm. Don: Yeah, who cares what they say? Do what you want to do, Moss, man. JRD: Yeah. So yeah, so who'd he gonna be Moss? Who'd Don: Grown men worry about doing what they think. JRD: he wanna be for Halloween? The round table, Moss goes first. Tell the truth, shame the devil. MAS: Shit. I already have I already have the Zoro costume. It depends if I want to get a new one. But honestly, I'm still thinking JRD: So you'll be zero. MAS: go street I'm honestly still thinking going street clothes 'cause the end of the day it's about to be cold, low key, and I don't know what I'm Don: my gosh. MAS: I'm not trying to be. JRD: You a grown ass man and you gonna let the weather dictate what you wear? I'm just playing you should. Everyone should. Don: That's one thing I think. Brev: Mm-hmm. Don: I don't think you should be dressing up in street clothes if you're going to a Halloween bar crawler. JRD: And that's what we're doing. MAS: But I'm not Brev: Yeah. MAS: talking I'm not talking k clothes where it's like you gotta think about what there actually are. Like it's I'm just saying like something like that's noticeable. let's see Don: Morty. Hey, your Morty fit was fire, bruv, a couple years ago. Hella simple. Brev: Haha. Morrison went crazy. Don: That shit was hella funny. MAS: So I'm saying some of them are just so obvious. Or if I was like Marty McFly, bruh. Brev: I had the haircut for it too. Don: Yeah you did. That's just crazy. JRD: I wouldn't know Modern Don: Yeah. JRD: McFly, you gotta get the jacket though. MAS: It's all about the either the jacket or the orange puff puff vest. Or is it Don: Yeah. The jacket and JRD: That's what I mean. Yeah. The jeans too. Yeah. Don: then you got the the cuff pants. MAS: Yeah. That's easy. Don: Some white high tops or something, yeah, you'd be cool. JRD: Yeah. But I feel with that, like, race also matters. Like of course, no matter what race you are, you can dress up as anything. But if you're someone like Marty McFly, someone that's white is gonna be easier to spot out than someone that like say me or you do Brev: Mm-hmm. JRD: it. Don: Well if I do I'm the black Marty McFly. I'm really McFly. JRD: Yeah, yeah, but it it may be harder to spot out. No, I I said that. I said it doesn't matter but it's just easier to spot out. Spot out. MAS: Nah. If it's Halloween bruh, don't matter who's wearing that. Don: No seems easier to pull off when you're matching a race. JRD: Especially if it's not like a costume, if it's just the outfit. Don: It would be way harder for me and Josh to do Marty Big Fly than it would be for someone like you or someone else with straight hair. 100%. JRD: Yeah. Don: Cause people will look at us like, what are you trying to be? Marty I see it now. Cause we can't do our hair like his. JRD: Yeah. I see now, exactly. That's all I was saying. Don: I mean, we can wear the outfit, but it's still gonna take JRD: Yeah. Don: a while. They're gonna think we're people are gonna think we're fresh pants, bro, if we wear wear that outfit. Brev: Yeah. JRD: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Brev: That's Collie. JRD: Mm-hmm. MAS: Yeah, you got fashion. Don: Fresh person stuff. JRD: Alright, so Brad. Brev: I think s dude if I like the thing with me is if I dress up JRD: It's one. Brev: for Halloween, I won't I'm going all out. gotta be a dope costume, I wanna be I still wanna be Joker. I haven't 'cause I have the hair for it. Don: Hey, remember last year? Or no, maybe it was two or three years ago, MAS: Do you know the line? Don: you dressed up as RuPaul. MAS: Ha ha ha. Don: You had your hair all out and everything, bro. Remember that shit? MAS: Shit. But no, you the only way the only way you can be a joker is if you know the lines. You gotta be able to recite all the lines. Brev: Why so serious? Don: it depends what joker he picks though. What joker are you trying to talk be? MAS: The whole monologue. That's true. Brev: whole monologue. MAS: That's true. Don: The Heath Heath Ledger one or Or just Joker in general? Brev: I gotta do the laugh or what? Don: No, I'm saying which joker would you dress up as? JRD: The outfit, nigga. Brev: Heath Ledger for sure. Don: Yeah. JRD: Not Mark Hamlin's Joker. MAS: I'll say his fit will go crazy, Loki. If you can make Brev: Nah, long the longest hair. Longest hair. Don: The longest hair? That would have to be. you don't know Brev: Yeah, 'cause our hair's long, you know what I mean? So JRD: Mark Hallman might have long hair in his cartoon. Don: about the the animated Batman series? You remember that, Josh? The Joker on that one? Yeah. That was that one was lengthy, bruh. That was tough. I think it was Jamaica too. He was fire. He was doing flips and shit. That Joker was tough. I forgot about that shit. But his JRD: Yeah. when he got dressed? When he was Jamaican? That was cool. He was Jamaican. Yeah, I think he was Jamaican. Yeah, he was little blips and shit, yeah. Mm-hmm. MAS: Joker with dreads? What? Brev: Damn. That's just hard. Don: fit, someone pulled that out, that'd be crazy. Cause he had like the JRD: That would be crazy. Don: long sleeves and then the MAS: Deep cut. Don: That shit's fire. That Batman series has actually copped up. A lot of their villains were like JRD: It's just fire. Yeah. I was blamed for one year and every old head, people that were our age and older knew how was who knew who I was. But people younger than me, they thought I was Morpheus. And I I I had the church coat with Don: Yeah. MAS: How good was your costume? JRD: the red inside no no, it was the it was I had the glasses, I had the trench coat with the red inside, I had the the the red inside, yeah, I had the exact thing. I s it was real Brev: With the glasses? Don: You got a sword? You have the red inside this trench coat? that's crazy. JRD: leather, I spent bread on it. It was it was like from the movie. I I had boots. Huh? Don: You had sword? You had a sword? You had a sword? JRD: No, but I had the b the thing that the the sword the sword holder. I was at a party and shit. People wanted to be playing when we were drunk. MAS: A sword holder, no sword. Don: No sword no sword, I think is he's gonna make it up. JRD: Let me explain why. Let me explain why. It Brev: Yeah. JRD: was liability reasons. I was at a party and shit and it gets a drinking and stuff. But let me use your short I was like, no, I'm not gonna do it. I know, but still face short people trying to pull it out and fuck with it? People try pull it out from me, Don: No, a hundred percent. I concur. I concur. It's a prop, it's a prop. No, just a prop a prop period. A prop period. Brev: You don't have to carry a real sword. Ever thought about a plastic sword, Josh? MAS: Fake sword? Yeah, you can get a fake sword. JRD: huh? Don: A prop period is a is a hassle. Something you gotta think about. Yeah. JRD: It's a hassle, thank you. Yeah, people are gonna pull it out. Let me see your sword and shit up like play fight with me and shit. I'm gonna get annoyed. Exactly, exactly. Thank you. Just Don: It might get a ir it might get annoying on your back, like you're just carrying around a prop, bro. JRD: can't remember prop. Yeah, when I was the Ghostbusters and I had the inflatable shit, it didn't last the whole night. I fucking popped it and took it off. It was annoying. So J D, if you were I know you saying you too you're too cool for that shit, but if you weren't cool enough, if you if you weren't as cool, what would you dress up as? Brev: Little baby. Don: Can't think of time when I wouldn't be cool. But I'll probably dress up as myself. JRD: Is it okay MAS: This fool's lying, bruh. Don: What who else why who else would I wanna be besides myself? JRD: bro? We go Fine, fine, fine. You know what? We're gonna change it. We're gonna go around and we're gonna pick we're gonna pick we're gonna pick a costume for him. Brev: It's like what Ted Ted Lasso said, that's actually surprisingly healthy to say that. JRD: I'ma go first. I'm gonna go I said we're gonna Don: You said what? What'd you say, bruh? MAS: All right. JRD: pick a costume for JD instead. I'm gonna go first. I think JD will be a good Don: Wait, Brett, what did you say? JRD: static shock. I think he'll be a fire static shock. Brev: So I shall be fire. JRD: Static shock will be fire. Don: That struggle is fine. JRD: Yeah. Brev: Yeah. MAS: gonna go easy, you should be a fit from a code name Kid Next Door. Don: number five. It's so racing. JRD: Which one? The girl? Five. He's a female. But it's okay. MAS: Fool that has the glasses and then he got like a gray pullover with like red pants or some shit. Don: Thinking number one, probably. This I forgot this one has the same K and D, bruh. That's crazy. JRD: Number one, the bald head dude. The bald head guy? Brev: Ballhead's number one. Don: Yeah, that's only one bike. JRD: Boy number one. You kinda combine two people. two MAS: Did I? JRD: outfits. Yeah, you kinda did. Don: He might be thinking number four or number fo number one. JRD: Number four has her own sweater and blue jeans and yellow hair. Don: That was my guy. Number four is my number my favorite one. JRD: Rumble four, number four was cool. MAS: I had it backwards. He has a red sweatshirt with grey pants. Number one. Don: Yeah, number one. JRD: Yeah, number one. MAS: Yeah. JRD: Bald head, yeah. Don: Nigel Uno. JRD: Nigel was he British? Don: Hey Shave, was he? JRD: Yeah, bro. MAS: Yeah, definitely. JRD: But his dad wasn't. Don: Yeah, he was all like Midwest complex. JRD: And his dad was like an original bro, that's what I'm trying to say. I when we were kids, the generation before us Don: We're eating. JRD: and our generation, we were eating. I feel like us especially because Don: We're eating. We're eating, bro. JRD: we had both we had the nineties shit and the early two thousand shit, the the mecca of cartoons. Eating. We had everything. Yes, I do remember me on. Yeah. Justice League, we had Justice League Don: We ate we were eating, bro. We had Batman Beyond. Remember that shit? Batman Beyond? Come on, bro. Come on, bro. MAS: And we grew up with a perfect age for tech. JRD: Eliminate is one of the best kids cartoons of all time. Don: Fire. Decent animated character. JRD: Yeah. Better than Young Justin is better than all that shit. Crazy good. MAS: Tech was just right throughout our whole lives. we've we've aged with tech perfectly. That's what I think. JRD: Yeah. they don't have computer labs anymore? MAS: yeah. I was saying yeah, exactly. Well yeah, that's crazy. That's crazy. Computer tech, bruh, you get an hour JRD: You know how funny it was to go to computer lab running out of type? Those fucking big ass they were like translucent fucking computers. Huh? MAS: I finessed all the I finessed all those typing tests, bruh. Don: Ha ha ha That's old bruh. MAS: I finessed all the typing tests. I didn't know how to type 'til I got to middle school. All my elementary school I never yeah, I never was able to type, right? JRD: yeah. Yeah. Don: I still can't I can still barely type, bro. JRD: Yeah, they lied. They said, if you look down, it's gonna say something. That camera didn't fucking work. I was always looking down typing that shit. MAS: Ha ha. JRD: That shit could never tell, man. Don: I would rather look at the keyboard than at the than at the screen because at the keyboard I know what I'm typing and then I look JRD: Yeah. Don: up whatever I just put on the fucking keyboard. So it's like, why I got to JRD: Exactly. Let's make it sure double check, you what saying? MAS: Alright, sp speaking of this on this topic real quick, what's the best gaming system ever made? Brev: PS five. Don: Team JRD: PS Don: Xbox. JRD: three. PS three. It had everything. It had a Blu-ray D V D player. It was backwards compatible. And it had free internet. And it and it had the first ever shit where you can create an avatar and Yes it did. it had free Don: Do not have free internet. Do not have free internet, bro. JRD: I rephrase it right my bad. It had free Playstation Plus. Is that better for you? Don: Yeah, whoop-de-doop. MAS: That's completely different. Don: Xbox online was way better than PlayStation Plus. Xbox Online was way better. During that time too, for sure. JRD: It is it is really different. Huh? Nah, bro. We we had a fucking PlayStation had all his own universe. You can create an avatar and you can go in and make friends, play other games and shit. Don: You can do that on Xbox, motherfucker! JRD: No, you fucking not like us. Not like us. Not like us. W MAS: What? The navigation Brev: I think on Xbox Don: Are you serious? Brev: three sixty you could. MAS: on the PlayStation Don: Are you serious, Kendrick? MAS: sucks too. Don: Are you serious? JRD: Not like us. Not like us. You don't have the answer now fan around. It's not not like us. No, you couldn't. Don: Yes you could, bro. I grew up making players on a three sixty. MAS: Yeah. Avatars, communities, all that. JRD: No no players? The avatar. No, no, no, but our avatars Don: Avatars, yes, yes. JRD: have their own world. We had like apartments. You go to your friend's apartment. You guys can go play games together. You guys had all that too? You guys had that? You guys had that? Xbox? What was it called? Let's go let's go look. Don: That's just not a unique you're not special, bro. Yes, we had that too. You're not special. You we had that and so did the Nintendo Wii had that Brev: The we Don: too, bro. you're not special, bro. JRD: No, but it was different. No, but the we what I'm trying to say No, no, but what I'm trying to say is your Don: Everybody had to customize the avatar. We had. Brev: The Wii was so ahead of its time. JRD: avatar your avatar can buy an apartment. It was like how GTA Online is for your avatar. Don: Bro, we had games tailored to our avatars. We had this one game, it was basically like a wipeout. And you will run around. JRD: You see what I'm saying? Yeah, you had games like that. We had a whole universe where you can walk it. I remember I'm explaining my properly. It's like it wasn't like you had to get a you to buy the game. It was like you create your avatar and it was online, it was free. You can go to different worlds, you can buy an apartment. You guys don't have that shit. Don: Yes. Same shit, bro. You can you can buy clothes whenever there's a new game come out, you'll buy clothes for your avatar. JRD: An apartment. You had an apartment. You didn't go to your homie's apartment. Don: Okay. You playing Sims or something, bro? Because we had that too. JRD: No, exact it was like Sims. I was trying to say it was free, it was like Sims. You can fucking work, you can play MAS: Yeah, no. We don't need all that, bro. JRD: games. Hey, we just saying Don: Cool. Congratulations. JRD: who have more shit. We don't need all that, bro. Hater. Xbox sucked. And that shit will overheat. You Don: We have fans in our car. JRD: know how many Xbox the Red Ring of Death? And you eat it out. The fuck Brev: Red ring of death. Don: Time out. Time out. Time out. Time out. The Xbox. The Xbox I have right now does not trip as much as the PlayStation. MAS: Bro, the best gaming system is the GameCube, bro. GameCube. GameCube. JRD: outta here, bro. Your shit still had batteries. Fuck outta here. Man, I'll still your batteries, you can't play your game anymore. I'll take your batteries and you can't play the game anymore. Don: The PlayStation JRD: Huh? Don: I have right now be bugging like motherfucker. That shit's always overheating. Yes, my PS5. And I bought it brand new. That shit. You wanna pull it? I'll grab my PS5. JRD: PS five? PS five? I don't believe you. My PS five has never overheated. Don: I literally have the panels off of the system because it overheats all the time. JRD: Well you don't take care of your shit, Xbox user. Don: It's a console, what am I supposed to do? Put it to sleep? JRD: I don't know. My Brev: Bro, mine's never JRD: shit works fine. Huh? What do you say, bro? Mine's never needed, bro. It's like, bro, PlayStation 5 is so OP. Yeah, exactly. Brev: had that problem, JD. Yeah. Mine's never had that problem. My PS five. Yeah. It literally has a fan built inside it to cool it down. Don: Well mine does. That's what I'm saying. And I bet mine was newer than both yours. JRD: PS5 is so OP that it costs more money now. It costs more money now than Brev: It's OP, bro. JRD: before it did. How does it get older and a price go up and it's a console? It's a console Brev: Yeah. JRD: and the price went up. You don't know how to take care of your shit, bro. Don: I literally have to take off the panels on the top of the system because this shit overheats so much, bro. MAS: That's Brev: Ha. Yeah, take care of your shit, bro. Don: That's why JRD: I don't know what you're doing. Don: what am I what how I gotta take care of it then, bro? I never done my Xbox. JRD: I don't know, bro. You're the first person that I've ever have ever heard that problem have. Don: My Xbox never did that shit. I have so many Xboxes in my life. JRD: Your a Xbox is known to overheat. Am I wrong am I lying guys? Don: No, you're thinking of the rare ring of death, bro, and that's just rare. It just happens. It's like cancer, bro. MAS: Yeah. No, that that should JRD: It was rare? It has a fucking name. How is it rare if it has a name for it? MAS: No, that only happened that Don: 'Cause it's a thing. It's like MAS: it only happened back in the three sixty, bruh. Bef after that it never happened. Don: Yeah, the red ring of death. You never heard that shit after that. JRD: And I said the PS3, we said the best one of all time, so we're comparing the PS3. You guys said Xbox 360. That's what we're referring to. The series? The PS3 nods. Don: No I said the series. MAS: I didn't say that. Yeah. Well. Brev: PS f the PS three didn't have a red ring of death at all. Don: Yeah. Xbox One, I'm sorry. Xbox One. Xbox One was fire. JRD: Bro. Brev: I will say I will say the Xbox One is better than the PS4. Don: a hundred percent. JRD: Yeah, yeah, I should've I should've but but but we won PS MAS: Best system is the GameCube, bruh. GameCube. JRD: two is better than Xbox, that's one zero. PS three is better than Xbox three sixty, that's two zero and PS four was whack whatever. Huh? Yeah, 'cause we fucked you guys up. Cause Sony, cause Sony fucked you guys up. Don: What is this? What is this? The ac the console wars has been over with, bro. You've been settled this shit. You've been settled this shit. Brev: We're going Yeah. Yeah. JRD: And I guess the thing that's so crazy. I'm gonna say a slug because getting angry. We were asking Which console is the best? And then you're gonna say the c the the wars are over. Don: But you're starting you just started to list what consoles match up against each other. This one versus this one. that's console war. I understand. I know. Brev: No, the ones that were out at the same time. JRD: To show you which was yeah, to show you which was better each time period. Thank you, Brevin. Don: You s you went from your favorite console to this one better than this one, this one better than this one, this one better than this one. That's a council war. JRD: I I'm the same well now I'm doing my favorite console from each era. Now I'm doing my favorite console from each era. Is it the same is it the same I'm the s that Don: That's what I'm saying. We don't gotta do the council world, it's over with. That that's been done. JRD: was the question? What's console? That was the question. That was the question. That was the question, bro. Don't get mad because okay, Don: Talking about you're talking about World War II already, bro. it's been done, it's settled. Hitler's gone, bro. JRD: okay, I'm sorry. It's it's my it's my fault, guys. My bad for answering your question, Miguel. I'm sorry. My bad for answering your question, Don: Have you seen have you seen the have you s have you seen the South Park episode? JRD: Miguel. Hmm. MAS: Yeah. JRD: Yeah, I'm done. MAS: GameCube all the JRD: Yeah. MAS: Ha ha ha. Game Q you play Game Boy games on that shit too. That shit was revolutionary. JRD: You could? MAS: You have to get attachments and all that. JRD: I was that's crazy. I like Game Boy. MAS: That gate. JRD: Game Boy has one of my favorite games of all time. One of my two favorite games. Fucking that Sonic game was hard as fuck and Luigi's Mansion was hard as fuck. Don: Me dimensions five. JRD: Those two games fire. MAS: And I'll say GameCube brings our generation a lot more together than anyone playing any system. Don: Not more than a wee. JRD: Not more than a wee. The we brought MAS: No, but Don: Not more than the Wii. The Wii was literally our generation. The GameCube was a little bit between our generation. The Wii. The GameCube was no. Nintendo JRD: It was seven. Before before I was born for sure. No it was not mine. GameCube was o MAS: Gamecube is our generation too. Don: literally Nintendo the Wii is the next GameCube. We were grew up we grew up on the Wii. We Brev: Yeah, Nintendo. Don: we just had GameCube because it was already out. They weren't making JRD: Yeah. Don: GameCube when we grew up. Like I remember playing GameCube games on my Wii. Brev: Yeah. Like I said earlier, the Wii was ahead of its time, bro. Don: You said what? Brev: The Wii was ahead of its time. MAS: I swear the GameCube came out Don: my god, we was fire. MAS: in two thousand six. Don: It probably came out JRD: And it comes out of the six. Don: no, it probably came out two thousand three, four or something like that. I don't know. MAS: Nice. JRD: Bro, let's stop making GameCube games in seven. Don: That's what I'm saying, yeah. We grew up on we grew up on a week for sure, hundred percent. Brev: Yeah, no one brought no one nothing brought people together more than we sports, bro. JRD: Yeah. GameCue came out of one and I was one years old. Don: Hey, what about We Resort? MAS: one. Yeah. Don: You play We Resort? Come on, man. We resort was tough. They had what they have over there? They had the the flight. Yeah, the Brev: We resort with the basketball? I was cash. I was cash with that. JRD: We wish there was fire. We wish there was fire. Gosh yeah, bro. It's the stick shit. That stick shit. That stick shit. Table tennis? MAS: A while that Brev: That archery also. Don: fencing. Re resort we resort was fire. I we resort is better than we was worked. they had hella shit actually. They Brev: Yeah. They had they had a hundred pin bowling, bruh. JRD: Listen, table tennis, it was dope. Yeah. They did have old Japan bowling, they did. Yeah. Brev: Yeah. Don: had the balloon pop in when you had to shoot people and shoot the balloons. They had the airplanes. I used to be on the airplanes, tough. JRD: Yeah. Mm-hmm. The airplane Brev: Yeah. JRD: shit was tough. Brev: Yeah. Don: Yeah, that mess was fun. And it would change day to night and all that, bro. That mess was clutch. JRD: Yeah, we sports, yeah, boxing. Fire. Don: We brought up the we right now mark all y'all in boxing and tennis, bro. A hundred percent. Brev: No. First of all, I'm working young. We JRD: No, Brev: golf. JRD: no. Don: In the baseball. Golf you have that, you got that. That's one of the worst sports. JRD: You gotta go off to the it is. Brev: We baseball. That was fun. Don: Basically, I'll cook all y'all. Nobody I'm pitching no hitters. JRD: Speaking of baseball, Moss, you Brev: That shit was fun. We were playing that shit in JRD: you play you play you played Brev: college, bro. It's just handwritten. JRD: Mario Sluggers on GameCube? MAS: Marlowe Superstar? Yeah. Yeah. JRD: Superstar, not slugger, superstar. What sluggers? We're tripping? MAS: I know. You maybe you're thinking of Slugfest. That came out on PS two. That was a freaking sick game. You could literally punch and fight people. Frickin' people caught on fire and shit. It was dope. But yeah. Dodgers though, down two JRD: Yeah, i it was called it was called Mario Super Sluggers Brev: Yeah. JRD: on the Nintendo Wii. MAS: Marl Super Sluggers? I never played that one, no. on the Wii? Yeah, I never had a Wii. JRD: Yeah. That's the same baseball game. Yeah. Me either, but you'd you'd have a fr everyone's everyone had a fell had a friend or a family friend that had the Wii. I feel like. I never had one but I Don: This food never had a weed? MAS: I wasn't allowed I wasn't allowed to go over kids' houses. JRD: I'm sorry. Brev: I might get my weed from my Don: Makes a lot. Brev: parents' house now. MAS: No, I'm just flying. I could I I JRD: my god. MAS: could but my mom had to know their mom and then yeah. JRD: yeah, me too, of course, of course. It goes what I was saying. But you don't have any cousins? MAS: I played the Wii. I definitely played the Wii. I can't remember I can't remember where where I played it but yeah, no I played it. JRD: If you gotta think about it, I snow. Yeah. You said you probably do that shit at Walmart. Remember remember when they used to have the game shit set up at Walmart? Don: Ooh That's from life was so simple, Brev: Yeah. Don: bro. Brev: Yeah. Remember in GameStop? JRD: Yeah. MAS: Neck problems, bruh. JRD: Mac problem, yeah. Brev: In GameStop they used to have the games where you could play. Don: Gain Sobbies have all the systems. Brev: Yeah. JRD: Yeah, we used to have all the fucking Don: Target two. Target two. Brev: Yeah. There'll literally just be a line of kids just there waiting for the game. Don: Bro, I can't wait till kid moved, man. My mom's almost done shopping, bro. Brev: Rue. MAS: Yeah. I would just tell my mom I'm gonna go to electronics real quick. JRD: Yeah, for real. Brev: It has the like the the controller sticking out the wall and hanging. Don: Yeah. JRD: Yeah. Brev: Yeah. MAS: And then if you can't play, just hit that sh damn it. JRD: Yeah. MAS: Good times, bro. I'm swear. Best generation. JRD: Low key, that's what I've been trying to tell my my o elder sister. She was born in eighty eight or eighty six or whatever. Yeah, Don: that's too deep. JRD: I'm saying like I'm nah it was co we grew up I'm like it's not a good thing that you could just leave and not tell your parents and come back at night. That's why you're gonna be getting fucking kidnapped and shit. Like Don: But I was doing that too though. Nan that mess is actually mad fun, bro. Not like running away from home, but just having the freedom as a child just to go explore the world, bruh. JRD: It depends where you live, I feel like. Don: I was in South Sac, bro. We should not have been outside running around. JRD: Is that on all anywhere? MAS: Yeah, Don: But MAS: I don't know. That's why I always think just if I would have been born in the forties, I feel like the forties and you live through all those different look it and you live through all those different generations, it's a lot different than from Well, it depends. I'm just JRD: ninety five Whoa Whoa pause pause forties what country? MAS: no, what I'm saying is we don't know where we don't know where the future is going right now. So I'm saying is when you look back and see Brev: But you know right now what it was. JRD: You know what happened in the forties though, we know the past. Brev: You could have just said nineteen sixty four, like let's just start there and then let's go from there. Don: Even sixties is crazy. JRD: The forties is crazy. MAS: I just said if I was born in that time. I didn't say I didn't say I wanted to necessarily be born at that time. Don: When did Jim Crow law come into effect? I'm just MAS: I'm saying if you were born at that time and you lived through the sixties, seventies, eighties, nineties, all those different the way each decade is so noticeably different than the other. Whereas I feel like the natural fashion and and culture of two JRD: I ha mm. MAS: thousand ten to two thousand twenties, you know, like it's not Don: It's no, it's a big jump. It's a big jump. 'Cause I got siblings that were born in the tens. No, it's big, bro. JRD: I have a great aunt I have a great aunt. Who? No MAS: It's not as noticeable though. You can't pull someone's fit. You can't pull the nat like the most top fits. you wouldn't know necessarily which one is from the From twenty ten Don: You're you're saying that the 2010s JRD: I Don: from the 2000s alone is a big jump. MAS: Two thousand to two thousand ten for sure you can Brev: Mm-hmm. MAS: see the difference. But from twenty JRD: From the twenties Don: Two out of ten? JRD: to the sixties, it's the same shit. They're wearing suits. The twenties to the sixties what are talking about? MAS: What do you mean? Twenties to the six you mean nineteen twenties? JRD: Fits. Don: Nineteen twenties. JRD: Nineteen twenties to ninety sixties, same fits, the suits and shit. MAS: No. JRD: No? MAS: Okay, wait, nineteen twenty, nineteen sixty. Now, Brev: Suits are always a thing. MAS: I would say twenties to the fifties maybe. But after that, fools like you got fift the sixties Don: fifty seven identity. MAS: you got hippies, seventies like Yeah. JRD: Means You're right, you're right. You're right. Twenty, you're right. Don: Sixty seven twenties and fifties, sixties, seventies, eighties, nineties, two thousands, twenty tens, and twenty twenties JRD: I was we're all different. Two thousands and the tens are different. The tens and the twenties are different. Shit. Don: He's saying twins and twenties is not different. JRD: Huh? The tins and twenties? The tens? MAS: I just don't think overall JRD: In the tens we're wearing fucking silly bands and fucking domo shirts and I love boobies. The outfit. Don: Bro, we're the tens. We we're the tens. Brev: Yeah. JRD: Shit, I know. The clothes. MAS: I'm talking even just adult stuff. I'm not talking about the childhood. I'm talking about just an adult Don: I understand. MAS: and the going out and all that. Just in terms of what people were doing at that time. And especially JRD: Yeah. That has changed shit. We got we got Ubers and fucking shit now before they have Ubers a fucking like MAS: okay, what what what are the Don: Waymo. JRD: Waymo, some of that's changed. Back then, MAS: I I guess not No JRD: all they had was wine coolers and the original four locos. We got seltzers, whole bunch of fucking hard sodas, a w drinking's changed, a buzzboss, everything's changed. Don: Yeah, buzzballs. Cutwaters. MAS: We're not drinking the same though. JRD: Cut waters. Yeah. MAS: People aren't drinking no more though. That's a good thing. JRD: This is Don: Yeah. JRD: like that that's what they say, but everyone I know drinks. Don: Yeah, and every time we outside people. MAS: Well yeah, birds of a feather flock together. JRD: Mmm. That was a barb. Brev: Huh. Don: All right, can Brev: Clarkson. Don: I can I get something off my chest, bro? JRD: Yeah. MAS: Yes. Don: I've been thinking about this a long time, and I think a lot of people actually share this opinion with me, bro. But I just really don't get it. I hate when people go on social media and they post their child and they have a big ass emoji over the child's face. I absolutely hate it, and I don't know why that mess infuriates me every single time I see that shit. Because a couple reasons. One, no one's forcing you to post your child. No one's no one's sitting there waiting, I can't wait to see this person's child. If they are doing that, that means they they will see the child in person. Because if you know someone's pregnant and that's your family or best friend or whatever, you're gonna see the child in person. If you if you just know of them, you're not worried about their child, especially what their child looks like, until you see them. But if you're gonna post your child on the internet, what is the worst thing that can happen with a stranger seeing your child's face? Mind you, newborns all look exactly the same with different skin colors. All the newborns look the same. So what is a stranger gonna do with your baby's face to the point where you have to cover their face up so no one else can see it? And then if you're posting on your own social media, why are you afraid to show people what your baby looks like if it's your followers? Nine times out of ten, these people are also private accounts. So if you're letting people follow you that you don't trust to see your kid's face over a story that's gonna last for 24 hours, I got one suggestion for you. Just don't post your child. JRD: I agree. MAS: You had me Hey, hold up. Brev: I agree with half of that. MAS: Exactly no. You had me up until that last ten seconds. Or no no, I'm saying opposite. You didn't Brev: Yeah. The middle part. MAS: have me and then those last ten seconds I a hundred percent agree with. Brev: Yeah. MAS: If you have a private JRD: Yeah. MAS: account and you're still blocking your kids, you're dumb as hell. But anyone who has a open like if you have a a social media Don: Number tell is crazy. MAS: content creator, no. JRD: No. I agree with JD one hundred percent. Like it's Don: Hundred percent. JRD: it's it's so dumb. I'm gonna do this a further it's like why would you post a baby if you don't want MAS: No, even a content creator? An open account? An open Don: Okay. JRD: people to see? Brev: And no, I agree with that part. I'd like if you if you don't want why even post. But but to say that there's no danger in social media, that's Don: Why what are you teasing us? Nobody cares. MAS: Dude, the baby if if no look my no no hold on. If you if you are a content JRD: What do you think that's for? What do you think that's for? Brev: what I don't agree with. JRD: And and who's gonna memorize the baby singing one time? No, but think about it, bro. If it's the baby MAS: Right. my goodness. You don't get it. Brev: You never know, bro. Don: Well are you gonna brev, no time out. Rev, brev, brev, brev, brev, explain to me what the worst possible human being in the world can do with your newborn baby's face. I don't care if you're the most famous person in the world. What can they possibly do to MAS: Isn't it obvious? Don: that face? Explain to me. I'm I'm I'm dumb. Brev: Obvious, yeah, bro. I MAS: Bro, people Brev: think Yeah Yeah, so MAS: are making AI child porn now. JRD: No, well that's new. They always be doing that. And I new said that's new. That's guys, don't polish Don: That's new. That's new. That's the twenty twenties for you, bro. JRD: your baby at all. Brev: Exactly. And I agree with that part. If you don't Yeah. MAS: Okay, I agree. But Don: That's the twenty twenties. JRD: And that's what JD was saying. If you're not gonna post him, don't post them. The emojis shit's picking wrong. MAS: Look, bruh, listen, Brev: Exactly. And I agree with that part. That's what MAS: hold on, listen. Can you hold Brev: I said. I agree with that part. MAS: on? Listen. These content creators have followers that they are interested in their life. So they have their open account for people Brev: Yeah. Stalkers. MAS: to see. So that's what I'm saying. We're gonna argue, I'm gonna argue is then make your freaking account private and stop trying to be a social media if you don't want everyone to see your whole entire life. I that's how I feel. But if they have an open account and then they're like doing content creation and they block out their kids' face, it a hundred percent makes sense. Don: But guess JRD: Wow. Don: what? I'm not really I'm really when I say the statement, I'm not talking about content creators. Brev: Yeah. But regular regular people can have stalkers too, MAS: Because anyone can see that and do whatever JRD: No, Brev: bruh. MAS: what they want with it. JRD: I have a question I have a question for you. If you're blogging a baby's Don: I'm not talking about complicators. JRD: face, what are you giving to your audience? Wouldn't that make your audience mad? If I wanna know about your life and you post it but Don: I have a baby. You can't see his face though. JRD: it says I'm like what the fuck? I can't even see the baby, I will be outraged. Don: I say don't post it. And one I'm I'm mainly I'm mainly talking JRD: If I care that much and you lose that cover's face MAS: I I feel you. I g I get that. Don: about normal civilian people that do it. I don't often see celebrities do it. I don't often see celebrities do it. Celebrities JRD: Exactly. Brev: I get it. I know. MAS: Okay, yeah. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. We all agree with that. Alright, we agree with that. JRD: I know. Don: usually don't post their children on the internet at all. Brev: Yeah. JRD: 'Cause that's smart and and you know what I also have a question about? Don: But they don't want the people to see it. But normal people? What? MAS: Best celebrities don't. JRD: when people I remember I was talking to s my friend was selling a car and he posted and he blocked his license plate and I was like, Why do you do that? He was like, Because blah blah blah I'm like but so i if they come Don: That shit's annoying as well. JRD: and they go look at the car and they take a picture of the license plate, what's the fucking difference? They gotta come to you, right? Don: What's the difference, bro? JRD: He goes, Nah, but it's different. How? He can post it online and then the same people that would have saw your post a screenshot it, he can do the same thing. When you're driving around, Don: What am I gonna do with your license plate? JRD: I gotta take a picture of your license plate. Don: What am I gonna do with your license plate? I'm gonna come rob you 'cause I know where your car is, JRD: Yeah, what did they do with it? everyone's Brev: I feel yeah. JRD: had a criminal mastermind. Brev: But there's this people who are like Don: Yeah. No one cares. Brev: I I don't I feel like none of us I know I don't post my license plate on I don't even post where I live, pictures of it Don: That's fine. Brev: on my like w of outside JRD: Remember if you're selling your car. Brev: the outside building, you know what I mean? Like exact my exact location of where I live. I don't post that on social media. I don't think any of you do. But JRD: Yeah. Mm-hmm. No. Brev: I'm saying like what I was agreeing with is yes, if you don't if you're so worried about your child and you that you have to block their face on the photo, just don't post it at all. but the to say that there's no danger in social media of put posting your child on there is I I MAS: Outrageous. Brev: think that's wrong because like you know, regular Joe regular Joe Schmo and Sally Joe will have stalkers, bro. You might have someone out there that JRD: No, he's not saying that. Did you did you listen to JD's words? Did you MAS: Exactly. JRD: listen to JD's words? MAS: He's not ca he's not who said he was countering exactly what J D said? He's just speaking his mind. Let him speak his mind. Brev: So I'm just saying that to say that there's no risk is you can't say that there's no risk because there is, there always is in social JRD: Who's saying there's no risk? Brev: media. I think in social media there always is a risk when you're posting anything. So if you have say someone just has JRD: That's why you said don't post it at all. Brev: someone that's just obsessed with their life, brother, it might be like, shit, I want, I want their life. they might be psycho, brother. I I want their life, so I want their baby. You know what I mean? I'm gonna. Yeah, it could Don: I want your baby's face, so I'm gonna I'm gonna memorize what your baby's face looks like and I'm gonna use it against you somehow, some way out. Brev: be used anything. Don: Your baby's face is in my my mental capacity. I screenshotted it. Now I'm gonna use it against you somehow in the future. JRD: Okay, I almost say is Josh Allen Josh Allen Josh MAS: Chances are so small. Brev: I'm not saying it will be used against them in general. I could JRD: Allen just had a baby with what's her face? What's her name? MAS: Haley Steinfeld. Don: You're never gonna see it. JRD: Kelly Sign Phil. We've never seen a baby. Because it is a problem. That's intelligent. Yeah, 'cause that's intelligent. Don: Elma Ma LMA and Jason Tatum, we never seen our baby. Never Elma never showed their kids. Brev: Yeah, they don't wanna post it. That's what I'm saying. JRD: That's intelligent. We know you know what's dumb? Post your baby and block in his face because Don: I'm gonna post it with a screenshot. JRD: you can buy software MAS: They have JRD: and clear that shit up. It's twenty twenty six. Brev: And I agree, I'm saying I agree that if you post and you have it covered, there's no point in posting at all. Because JRD: Yes. Don: But but MAS: But some people look at Don: guess what? So JRD: And that's the main thing. MAS: their that's their life and that's and if especially if it's a baby, they can't just necessarily hand their baby off to someone. That's they take a picture high, blah blah blah, and then okay, yes, they don't have to post it. The fact of the matter is is if they want to take a picture with their kid and have that, but then also want to post it, but don't want their kids there's nothing like Josh over here saying, I want even if you're a fan of the family that you want to see the baby's face, okay, but you know what if you're really like I wanna see the baby's face, then I'm just like, Okay Right. Don: So get what can can you guys answer me this? So if it's a baby, can we all agree that babies have that baby, face for a short period of time, they have the same face for a month or two, and then two months later their face changes a little bit later? JRD: Most babies look alike. Keep with a stack with ya. Don: For the first three months, they all look alike. First three months, they just have different skin tones, different hair. But so whatever face that JRD: Yeah, okay Yeah. Yeah. Don: the person posted, that face is expired by the time someone can even get a hands it, bro. Babies faces change, bruh. They get older. They get bigger. What's the point? You don't want what you want? What what are you scared of? What are you scared of? JRD: What's the point? MAS: That no matter what no matter what if you Don: What are you scared of? They're gonna rob you with your baby's face? They're gonna get into your wallets and your secret security and everything? Cause they got your baby's face? MAS: No, I think that's the I that's that's not that's not what they're worried about. They're worried about they're worried about weirdos, bruh. They're worried about weirdos. JRD: Got it? Mm. Don: Yeah, they're gonna s they're gonna get to your iPhone with your baby's face? Bro. JRD: If you're worried about wordos, why post it in general? MAS: I agree with that, but I'm just talking about after Don: We're mais Brev: We agree with that for sure. JRD: Well what are you talking about then? MAS: the fact. We're talking about people who do post it. So we're talking about after the fact of posting it. JRD: You agree stupid and you're defending it, you say that makes sense. Isn't that stupid? Isn't that stupid? It's not doing anything. Don't you agree that stupid? Don: Stupid. It's stupid to post. It's stupid. MAS: No, I'm saying yes. Brev: No, I'll I my arguments that I agree with yes. You if you don't wanna show your baby then don't post at all. I'm just saying as a different argument to say that there's no danger in posting on social MAS: Yes. Brev: media. And I'm talking about in general. There is, bro. Exactly. Don: danger and everything you do in life. Everything we do in life is dangerous. You can step outside and get killed. JRD: Everything drying, eating MAS: But Brev: I feel you. Yes. Driving is the most technically the JRD: food, everything dangerous. Brev: most dangerous thing you could do. Yes. Don: And I guarantee you posting your child on the internet is not gonna be dangerous. Dangerous, dangerous, dangerous. I don't MAS: I'm not worried about dangerous. Don: that's what Brev just said. Brev just said it's dangerous. MAS: just saying b okay, he's not using the right word. I don't think he's necessarily Don: That's why I'm telling you right now. Dangerous is not the right word. Dangerous to post your newborn space on the internet. What is so dangerous about that? JRD: What is the mosque? Yes. MAS: J like I said, weirdos and frickin' pedophiles doing weird things to weird pictures. That's what I'm saying. That yeah, exactly. I agree. That's Don: But how's that dangerous to you when you're a billion miles away? They have no idea where you are. Let them do what the fuck they do. JRD: no, but can ask you a question? But can I ask you a question? If you post your baby and you blur his face, is that gonna prevent the weirdos from doing what they wanna do? If they have the technology, so that's what so that's why it's dumb. So what's the point? What are you saying that it's what it's dumb? Brev: It's not. And I that's why I'm saying if we agreed with that point. We agreed. Exactly. We Don: But what is a Brev: agreed with that. Don: also, also, can we agree that this is a very JRD: What's the dumb man? Don: extreme? This is very extreme. What are the chances? Someone's only gonna be like, Jessica Alba's baby, I'm gonna start beating MAS: So slim. Don: my shit to her. Like what that's so extreme. That's what are the chances that's actually gonna happen, though, bro? That's what you're protecting your child from? That right there? That little chance JRD: It's very slow, so we don't know. MAS: It's slim. It's slim. But Brev: Seven billion people on the earth, bruh. Don: right there. And if it does happen, JRD: You're not gonna know about it. Don: her day, you won't know about it. The baby won't know about it. Your day will never. MAS: Yeah, it won't hurt you. Exactly. Yeah. Don: Never it's not dangerous. Dangerous is crazy. Brev: I get that. Listen, I get it. JRD: I think you're just saying something to say it. Like what you're saying, like w what do you mean? I don't get it. Brev: What do you mean? Don: Ha ha. MAS: He's saying it he's saying exactly what I'm saying. JRD: Yeah, g both you guys I don't think it is saying to to say it. like what MAS: No. I'm saying Brev: What? MAS: it because I actually believe that there's fucking weirdos out there. So a person who a person bruh, listen. Brev: Yes, Josh. What are you talking about, Josh? We agreed with we agreed JRD: We all know that that's common sense. Common sense. That's common. No, but that's common sense though. Brev: with the far with the JRD: No, but that's common sense. We know that's wordos. We're saying it's stupid because MAS: Right. JRD: doing that doesn't prevent anything. And you say they do it because it's wordos. We're saying that's stupid too. Brev: No, I that's n I never said that. I never said that. JRD: What what are you saying then? Don: What so brev, lay it out. Brev: I was talking in general about social media. Don: Okay. Brev: I I said I agree that if you don't want your baby posted and you're gonna block his face, don't post it at all. Yes, it's stupid. I'm saying, but to say that there is no danger is you can't say there's no zero danger, bro. You can't say that. You can't say zero. There's no, you can't say it. Don: Zero danger Zero JRD: Yeah. Don: Dam Zero danger in what? JRD: There's no no danger in anything in life. You can choke all the fucking food. Don: Wait, no. MAS: Bruh. my that's just the the analogies are unnecessary. Brev: Danger. So yeah. MAS: We're not gonna compare dangers, bruh. We're not gonna say that freaking holding a knife this Don: Danger. Do you know what danger means? JRD: You know what there's a MAS: close to your face is just as bad. But Yeah. But Brev: I'm just saying to say zero is pr preposterous. Zero though. We're Don: But what is the danger? Weirdo seeing JRD: What's this? Brev: saying Don: the picture? Brev: I'm not I I get it mo I get it. It's a very, very, very small chance. But zero. JRD: Explain the danger, bruv. Explain the danger. I posted a picture of my baby. Don: That's what I'm saying. I wanna know what the JRD: Explain the danger. Go. Don: What what's yeah, what's the danger there? we just wanna know. MAS: Okay, again. Brev: Like what JRD: Yeah, you guys MAS: Okay. JRD: brava called it. Brev: like say someone's just obsessed with your life. Now they're obsessed with your baby. Yeah. I know, I get it. We're talking about but regular people can have stalkers too, bruh. That's what I'm saying. Don: Mm-hmm. And we're talking about normal people. We're not talking about the freaking Beyonce. Talking about normal people. So what's the danger? Yeah, yes. Okay. So JRD: my god, if if they have stalkers, they're going to see that baby without social media. They're a fucking stalker. They're a fucking Don: Ha ha ha. Brev: Yeah, now you JRD: stalker. You're already in danger. You're a fucking stalker. Social media stalker? MAS: There's there's social media stalkers, bruh. There's social media stalkers. Don: the f a lurker? MAS: For sure. Don: What the hell is a lurker gonna do with a picture or your baby? Look at it? JRD: my god again and if the social media soccer's if you don't post your baby we said just don't do it you're saying My bad Exactly What are you talking about? You're saying extra words for no reason No you're Brev: What we agreed with it, Josh. What are you talking about? You're just saying shit to say shit. You're arguing to argue. We agreed Don: You're saying it's dangerous. Brev: with that part. We agreed with that part. Don: You're saying there's n there's there's no way there's zero danger in posting your child. There's the zero way in danger. I got JRD: You see it as nowhere to zero danger. Brev: Yes, that's what I'm saying. MAS: Listen, Don: something. MAS: can now Brev: Z MAS: can I have my turn? Listen. Like I said from the start, JD, the first fifty seconds of what he said, I was like, okay, I'm questioning it. Last ten seconds when he said a private account, that's when I hundred percent agree, okay? Anyone who has JRD: All right. MAS: a private account and you're accepting certain people and you're blocking your kid, that looks funny. Now a public pro a public Don: public private inscription MAS: profile Who is a content creator and they're posting their life for the people to follow who whether they love them, they want to support them, whatever the reason that they're following them, they're posting their kid. If I'm that person, I'm not posting my kid at all. And I'm not blocking out and if and if I have to, I'm gonna I'm gonna try to avoid it. And if I have to, for whatever reason, let's say it's an event and I I have my kid and that's the best picture that I have and I post my kid, I'm gonna block his face because Of the slim, very slim point z if you wanna call it that low, point zero zero one percent of of someone doing something, then I'll do it. JRD: All right. MAS: Because there are weirdos out there. JRD: I'ma say this, I'm gonna say this, I'ma say one thing and we're gonna move on. If you're at an event, you can't control what pictures of your baby that's taken. Cause you're at a fucking event and now we're done. Yeah, we're done, that's it. They're done. You're not in control. Don: Yeah. A public event and you're a content creator. that's crazy. Brev: Yeah, no, I get it for normal people. If you if you're really that worried, JRD: Yeah. So the brother's gonna do how you really feel. Brev: if you're really that worried about as a normal MAS: Exactly. Brev: I'm not talking about content creators, I get it. If you're really not that worried, either don't post or go to a private account. I get it. Or go to a private account and then yeah. JRD: Okay, yes, you y you yes, you're right. Alright, Brav, how you really feel? Revivally food. Don: Yeah, don't say that danger. Don't say that danger shit again. Brev: Nah, nah nah. Nah, nah nah, nah, nah nah, nah, nah. I think there's The difference between the greatest and the best of all time. like, for example, basketball. I think LeBron is hands down the best basketball player we've ever seen touch a basketball. I think so. Don: Well, say what I think about the day. Brev: You can argue. Don: No, no, no, okay, I'm not I just want you to keep going. I'm I'm excited for this. Brev: No, I know I get it. I get it. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. But if say someone were to say MJ, Kobe as their goats, I understand it, bro. LeBron is the best player for sure. And I don't think that's a question Especially in our lifetime that we've seen. But you could bring up, MJ three peatted twice and they could bring up the competition. They could bring up that he had a better team than everyone else, but he won N NBA Finals MVP six times. he never went to a game seven. He always closed the deal. So the way he does it and his mentality towards the game, just like Kobe, his mentality towards the game to be the best on the court, to be the greatest, that can push someone over someone like LeBron. Where it's like clearly you're the best, but the greatest, there's something there's a different there's something different about them being the greatest of all time. Tom Brady, greatest quarterback of all time. The best quarterback of all time, you get hella names thrown out there. You get Peyton, you get Aaron Rodgers, you get Patrick Mahomes, you get who Don: Aaron Rodgers. Brev: else? There's a lot of NFL players now that say Matt Stafford's the best quarterback they've ever played against, like on the field. I'm just saying, I don't I don't think that, but but Don: No, no, no, no. Well people say that that's great. Brev: Tom's the Best obviously he won the most. He has seven rings, and that's not gonna be touched. But as far as the best, who are you watching? Aaron Rodgers, his accuracy and the plays he's made and Peyton Manning, the way he controls the offense, and he's literally the offensive coordinator. You could say they're better quarterbacks, but Tom is obviously a greater winner, if that makes sense. Don: It does make sense. Basically you're saying Michael Jordan's the greatest of all time. Brev: I'm just saying, I wouldn't argue it, bro. I I understand. I understand when people say Kobe's their goat. I get it. Mamba mentality, bruh. that's goat shit. That's goat. Don: This character development is very surprising. JRD: Okay. MAS: who do you think is the greatest basketball player of all time then? Brev: Who do I think the greatest basketball player of all time is? MAS: Yes. Brev: Bro, it's fucking Calvin Cambridge, bro. Greatest basketball player of all time, bro. Langwell. Don: Yeah. He knows who it is, bro. The greatest of all time is that boy that was in Chicago. The best of all time is MAS: Windy City boy. Don: a hundred percent LeBron. I thank you, bruv. You this is character development. Yeah, yeah, you're right. JRD: Clap it up for Clap it up for Brev: best of all time. I I don't think it's an argument, that argument. MAS: Mark JRD: him. Give him some applause. MAS: the date. Mark the date. JRD: Clap it up for him. Come on man. Brev: Yeah. Don: That's that's amazing. That's amazing. JRD: god. Don: How many years Brev: I I will say this though. I will say, with Kobe and Mike, they weren't afraid to lose the game for the team if meant they had to take the last shot. That's like I'll JRD: You're right. Mm. Brev: I'll be the I'll either win it all for the team or I'll lose it all for the team. and Don: Yeah. Brev: that is a big difference between like those type of players and you know someone like Don: I've known this guy for ten years and I he's never said this before. this might bring a tear to my eyes, bro. Yeah, this JRD: Maturity. Maturity, bro. MAS: What's gone into him? Don: this is this is I like this man. This is this is great. Brev: There's a difference between the best and the greatest, I think. And I don't think I think being one of the two, I think that's good. That's great. that's solid. Don: Either one, yeah. Brev: you can't take that away from Don: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Whatever. Michael Jordan's the greatest. I can't believe he just said JRD: Yeah. Brev: Ha ha. Don: That's crazy. JRD: All right. We're gonna do one more segment. We might be running out of time, but it's a segment that I really, really wanna talk about. Alright, so we you there's lot of movies coming out, a lot of superhero movies, you got Clayface and a lot of stuff, you got Doomsday coming out, and then you there's also news that Matt Reeves, director of Batman two is also taking a break. So with all that going on, how do we feel about the state of superhero or shall I say nerd movies as of right now? What are you most excited over? Just talk about it for a second. Brev: Yeah. Wait, so that that Batm Batman two got postponed another time? JRD: Again, yes, because Don: I don't think it's gonna postponed the the production is, not the movie like release. JRD: The production Brev: so it's just not it's not even made or? Don: They've been filming for the past five months. So it's been made. But Matt Reeves is dealing with personal shit. JRD: Yeah. Brev: okay. So they're just pushing back release date or what? JRD: No. He just taken a b j so, when the original Justice League Justice League was coming out, there was a merger and stuff going on, like you know, HBO Max and all that, way back when. And Zack Snyder's I think his his daughter passed away. He took a step back, they replaced him with I think the guy's name was Weldon or some shit, and they ruined the movie and stuff. During the Star Wars, yeah. And I think Don: I think it's the dude that directed one of the Star Wars. JRD: X Men I think I think X Men too. He anyways, he fucked it up. And now, this many years later, right now, there was a merger, now they're all under Sky Dance. A director has taken leave of absence. This movie has already been postponed a few times. I just feel there's a lot of similarities and the same thing may happen again. Either it gets stopped indefinitely or they replace them with somebody else and ruin it. Especially because, Clayfish is coming out, we're supposed to get a new Batman for them the new DCU. I feel that a lot of producers and stuff don't feel the audience is intelligent enough to understand a separation between Mad Revis Batman and a Batman that's gonna be inevitably mixed with with the new current Superman and things like that. They already they Don: Fun fact though, Josh Whedon, the the one that directed the original Justice Lee, he also directed and wrote Avengers and the second Avengers. So not JRD: Ooh. Don: like not like bro was weed. But it is what it's what she said. It's like they left midway through production and got a new director. That fucks up everything. Well no bro. I think well Robert Paris even came out and said that they're not canceling the movie. 'Cause like I said, they already been filming, so it's not like they can just throw away everything they d did. You know what I mean? JRD: Yeah I mean like I mean I know again that's a merger but they're not they're they're okay. Wanna bros, DC, they're okay with throwing shit away. They done that many times. That girl, Don: You're right. Ba you're right. JRD: threw that shit away. Yeah. The Zack Snyder one they fucking Don: But it this these I I don't see them not making this movie though, bro. Especially all these freaking names that are attached to it, they'll get it done. JRD: They canceled a penguin and they won Emmys. Don: I don't know, bruh. The first MAS: Cause. Don: one got so much of a cult following, I don't think they'll just not drop the second one. They should do a trilogy. They're not gonna do a trilogy because of the timelines of the DCU Batman need to come. They can't they can't JRD: Yeah. Don: wait for a trilogy for him to show up. And apparently they're JRD: Yeah. Don: talking about he's getting released. He's gonna show up in the end of Man of Tomorrow. JRD: Quite face. Don: No, Batman. JRD: Well imagine tomorrow? Don: man of tomorrow. Yeah, we're gonna eat we're gonna eat soon, I'm not gonna lie. Man of tomorrow, doomsday. I don't know about Clayface. That's JRD: well the the there's Batman's already been confirmed in lanterns. Yeah. he confirms the character I managed already been confirmed, yeah, and Lantern. Yeah. Don: you're saying the character battery. Yeah, they they sh they showed the silhouette in creature commandos. You watch that, Miss? JRD: I did, I did, I did. But then again, I know it was a they said it was the first movie of the new universe. But when it comes to creature commandos and when it comes to what what is John Cena's character? Don: Peacemaker. JRD: Peacemaker, they say they just recon a few stuff and it's a part of the universe. But I feel they may reneg, so to speak, and just not use that shit. Don: creature commandos the entirety of it. That's the beginning of the DCU. JRD: And that that's what they say. That's what they say, but Don: They said Peacemaker, second season is DCU. First season is the other one. Some parts of that. JRD: The second season, yeah. Yeah. Brev: Fir season's nine. Don: First season some parts of it is. You know what I mean? JRD: Everything except the ending. And w said when they sold a Justice League. That's why two episode one. Brev: Yeah, did they change that scene? JRD: Yeah. They did change it with the Don: Yeah, change they change who they change it to. Brev: I saw something about that. JRD: with the League the Justice the League gang, when it has Mr. Terrific and Green Lantern, his his Don: Work. JRD: team. Yeah yeah. Brev: Yeah. I I saw a clip. I haven't watched season two yet, Don: I don't see it. Brev: but JRD: I did, I did. Really good show, you should watch it. Don: Two's all Brev: Yeah, I fucked with season one. JRD: Yeah. That's another thing. I don't like how T V shows take two to three years for another season. I don't care if it's high budget. Brev: I know, 'cause they already get that renewal notice early, they're gonna do another season. JRD: Game of Thrones, the new Game of Thrones, House of Dragons, Don: my god. JRD: why do you plan on taking two to three years? Now I get it. Now they have another show. They have two shows simultaneously, so I get have one show every other year. I get that. But beforehand, the first show was in twenty twenty two, and then the first season of House of Dragons was in twenty twenty two, and then season two was in twenty twenty four. And now third season twenty twenty six. Why are you doing that? Brev: Hmm. How long were Don: Two years not bad for that type of show, two years is not bad. JRD: There's no need. Brev: the was the wait between the peacemaker seasons? Don: Ooh. That might have been a leak. JRD: A grip two. Now that's long because Brev: a few two years. JRD: I watched them all in college. I feel like. Didn't did I? Brev: Hmm, damn. Don: You didn't watch season two in college. JRD: I didn't watch Cent 2 in college. You're run. Brev: I think with that Don: Right. You got a booger though, Josh. Brev: though, they were probably waiting for John Cena to finish up his WWE career. JRD: my god, that's crazy. Don: Huh. All bruh, you wanna your hack of the week MAS: My hack of the week. is to Damn. JRD: Today, Junior. MAS: You blank him. Don: Dang, bruh. This fool doesn't have a hack of the week ready on deck. JRD: I got one. My hack of the week is always stay ready. Don: Yeah, you can apply that to any part of life too. Brev: Mm-hmm. MAS: Damn, that's crazy. No. Alright, my hack of the week is to take creatine and BCAAs for sure. Depending on w you know, how well I think any type Brev: If you're active. MAS: of exercising you gotta be taking creatine. Brev: If you take it, you gotta take it every day. MAS: Yeah, and yeah, it's pretty it depends Don: He drink water too. Brev: And drink a lot of water. MAS: on how you take ya yeah carbs and water and just frickin' stay on top of it and and the B C A's is for recovery. Branch chain amino acids, fucking b powder, they they make in like pill form too, I think. I take creatine in pill form is easy, just every meal you eat, just freaking pop it and it's way better. I mean it's JRD: Yeah, just so we're gonna drug test Miguel before the race. Brev: Yeah. JRD: there's people that he may be taking steroids to get the edge. Brev: Yeah, I'm calling for a blood test also. JRD: Yeah, might have to do blood test. Just saying. One day before the race, yeah. Brev: Yep. One day before the race. Yeah. JRD: We'll we'll have JD be the judge of that, you know, get all the paperwork Brev: What? JRD: in order. Brev: We're gonna have him he has money on Miguel. How's he gonna do it? Don: I'm gonna say if JRD: Right. Don: you guys you could take all the drugs you want in the world, you'll still never beat me in a race. So the fact that you're doing all this to see if he's like taking drugs to race you, that means you're kinda nervous. You guys are on in the playing field and if he's taking JRD: Mm, it seems like MAS: Definitely nervous. I'll I promise you this you will be nervous come when you see me in New York. That's that's a problem. Don: I won't even shake hands until y'all race. You guys won't have that shit in the back of your mind. JRD: Enemies in Silvia Race. Brev: Block that noise out, Josh. JRD: Yeah, no. What I liked to know that I like it. I like it. MAS: of the week. Work out. Thirty minutes a day is all you need. Stop making excuses. Work out. JRD: Yeah. Don: Thirty minutes, I can barely get a workout in thirty minutes. JRD: Yeah, see I'm I'm not afraid of Miguel. I I I think my legs my legs MAS: easy. Thirty minutes you Brev: Yeah, you can superset everything. MAS: just spam push ups and and burpees, planks, jumping jacks, mountain climbers, just spam those for as as quickly and as many as you can. That's a you're Don: So use this as an example, audience. If you wanna work out for thirty minutes, you're gonna look like Miguel. If you wanna work out for more than thirty minutes, you look like me. And I look like a demigod. Brev: Yeah. Don: round of applause that. MAS: That that's that fresh out the pinta workout.