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Larry gets laid... off! – Kathleen Kennedy Exits & Major Nelson Layoff · Multiple Nerdgasm

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We've just lost that great intro.
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We could have just recorded that as the intro.
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That would have been great. Yes.
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But that's true. Oh.
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Well, never mind so. You may sound that.
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Next time I'll I'll masturbate again at some point.
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OK, I'm sure you will. Welcome to Multiple Nerdgasm
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with your hosts Matt, Luke, and Dan.
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Multiple Nerdgasm, Your guide to all things nerdy.
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For people who were out there saying wow, Luke's at three and
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a half million game of school. I'm at now at three and a half
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million and 64,000. Wow.
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Yeah. I did a bit of a lame lay
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around. Get some very easy achievements
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today. Different.
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To what you normally do, yes. Well, I just, sometimes I just
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go and look at matureachievements.com and I
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look at my inbox and it'll tell me when there's been title
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updates for games that are designed just to give easy
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achievements. And I'll go through and do the
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title updates, right? And so it'll take you like those
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one game took me like 10 minutes to get 4000 games score.
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So people I guess, I guess it's a money making scheme is they'll
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just make games to give you achievements.
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It's not as bad as PlayStation. Really.
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PlayStation, they actually Sony just deleted all of like a
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publishers entire library of like 1000 games that were
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designed just for platinum trophies.
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Interesting. And I hope that Microsoft do the
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same soon as well, just to cut down a bit of that shovelware.
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Yeah. What's competition for you?
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Some it's a shame, some of the games are actually quite good,
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it's just they're designed to like they'll have like play the
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1st 10 levels, get all the achievements and then you've got
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to wait for the updates. If they release the entire game
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as one get it'll be fine, but they release it in the with the
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intention of having updates to give more achievements for
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people to come back and play. It's like a whole genre or
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market, I suppose. Yeah, well, I wouldn't be
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interested in them I have time for.
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No. Games as it is, I've been
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playing some Dune Awakening. Still, it's fun.
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I like it. I'll play it once it comes to
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Xbox. Yeah, yeah, yeah, of course.
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Yeah, of course. I couldn't wait.
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And then I realized, oh, I can play it.
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I've a setup the way I can. Oh, I could play it right now.
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Oh. No, no, I know that.
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Too, it's. Just you won't get any
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achievements. I won't.
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Get any achievements and I can't do that.
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That's fair. And I hope they make the
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achievements easy to get like they did with Conan.
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It's only one achievement I didn't get.
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The standing on the head one. Yeah.
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Yeah. It's easy to do, I just need
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someone to do we. Just weren't able to coordinate
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or get done together so that we could allow you to do.
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It. But yeah, Conan, there was a lot
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of console commands for me to get some of those achievements.
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Which is not cheating if you're new.
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If you're new to the show, Luke insists that's not cheating.
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It's not cheating, there are rules about it and it's not
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tweaking code or anything. It is a genuine thing.
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Is it real rules? On yeahtrueachievement.com have
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rules about achievements. It was like I could go and
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unlock some achievements in Halo 2, the PC version right?
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That would get me banned. Really banned from your
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achievements? Because you can do it, but you
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have to mess around and do stuff.
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Would they know that you did it? Yes, because if you were to
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unlock a multiplayer achievement in Halo 2 multiplayer on PC, now
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there's got to be questions about how you did that.
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Oh, OK. All right.
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Because that game has not been playable, will not multiplayer
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hasn't been playable like 20 years or something.
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Right, OK, don't say that 20 years.
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Might be more that. Can't be right.
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No, stop it. Halo 2.
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Oh God. How close am I?
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I mean, 2004, you're very close. Oh wow.
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Oh. It's section 20.
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Two years, but no. The PC version would have come
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out later maybe. Halo 2.
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Because it would have gained to Windows Live back then 2. 1007.
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There you go. So it's not quite.
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It's still 19 years, 19 years. It's scary how old some of these
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games are. Yeah, it's scary how old we are.
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Yes, we don't seem to be stopping getting older.
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No. I thought at some point we
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might, but no. But there's also the other side
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where I don't think we've grown up either.
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Yeah, I don't. I, I think now, is this what my
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parents felt like? I'm presumably what my mom still
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feels like. Yeah.
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And it must be. And it's like, that's weird
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because it just didn't seem like I was still going to feel like I
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didn't know what I was doing all the time, like when I got old.
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Yeah, when I was young, it felt like like my parents knew new
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stuff. They were on top of stuff.
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And now I've got You were just making this shit off.
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Yeah, it's a different generation though, maybe.
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Maybe. No, I'm making it up.
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I know I'm getting old because I think I was just about to say
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and then I mentally was like, that's because you're old.
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I was about to say kids are even worse than us, mate.
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And like, probably not probably just the same, but.
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Actually, kids are, I don't know, kids are probably
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different to us. We used to like, did you ever
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hang out at the Quicks, which is a garage?
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Stations, of course, Yeah, I mean, not as much as you guys.
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I met you guys late into that, but yes, I did.
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But we used to hang out at like a garage station every night and
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that was us going out and but we weren't causing.
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Trouble. It's a gas station for.
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A gas station. American listeners.
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But yeah, like I think one night management had asked because we
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knew a guy who worked there one night management went like, can
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these guys not hang around anymore?
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So we went bothering the. Customers not bothering them,
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actually just bothering them by being there because we were.
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But we changed so many tires and yeah, we used to help people.
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The one night we went, OK, Yep, not a problem.
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We won't hang around anymore. They got robbed.
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Yeah. The next time management source
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like you guys can hang around like you're fine, Yeah, you're
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not. We're not in the store.
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To be clear, no. Outside.
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Outside. Smoking.
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Smoking. At a gas station.
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Yes. Yeah, you know, it was the 90s.
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Things are different. Yes, very different.
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Yeah. And we never stole anything.
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No. No.
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Well, we unless you count when we claim free refills on
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slushies. I'm not sure that counts I.
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Don't think that counts. The only time I've ever tried to
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steal something, I was very little.
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And I went my some friend of mine, I don't know who, told me
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that he that you could just get free toys by going into the toy
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shop and then putting them under your jumper and walking out
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again. And I was like, oh, all right.
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And he's like, yeah, but you obviously can't get caught.
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And I was like, oh, yeah. And then I did at one point.
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I don't know how old that was. It was very little.
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Yeah. I went into a toy shop in in New
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Plains in the Lennox Shopping Center and I tried to put a
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Ghostbusters toy under my jumper and the guy at the counter was
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like, hey, put that back and I did and I left, but I never
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tried that again. Never did it.
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Again, Nope, because it scared the shit out of me.
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The story that Kevin Smith says one time his family took him to
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Disneyland and he's sort of like, this is the greatest time
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ever. Like they let me buy anything I
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wanted, any store. And then one tool you got a
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little bit older, his older brother went, they'll just let
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you steal all that stuff, just walk in grabbing stuff.
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And they're going, oh, Yep, go wait outside for us, right.
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And he'd just walk outside with all this stuff and thinking his
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parents were inside paying. And no, no, they weren't just
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stealing it. Yeah, you wouldn't get away with
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that these days, I don't think. I don't think so.
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Oh, I don't know. We had that story last week with
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the fight where? Oh sure.
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But I mean, what I'm saying is you couldn't, I don't think now
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you can go into a store probably anywhere, let alone Disneyland,
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grab a bunch of stuff and walk outside and no one, yeah,
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someone going without, hey, without some automated system
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going wheel, wheel. So.
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Didn't even think about that. Don't even think about automated
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systems, it's weird I work with them.
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Yeah, it's the world now. I was just before this because
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you know, I got up made some coffee while I was waiting I had
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a quick cheeky look on Facebook marketplace at some scooters
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because I'm I'm still excited about our potential Vietnam
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trip. OK, May I get a scooter for a
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couple of 100 bucks on Facebook Marketplace if I don't care
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about how good it is and I don't because I'm not going to be
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using it day-to-day, I. Just learning.
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Yeah. You just need to know how to
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ride. Yeah, and I am old and I
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probably don't want to ride one around here because I might get
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killed so. And in Canberra they are great
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to ride. A lot of people ride here, our
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roads are quite good so. Oh yeah, yeah.
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That's why it's good. But I mean, if you learn to
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ride, especially because the scooters over there, it's not
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like they go fast. It's not like there are
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highways. They the maximum speed you'll go
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is like 70 kilometers, not miles.
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Yeah, right now the danger here is I will get pushed off the
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trucks. Huge trucks?
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Well. Cars, I was going to say, yeah,
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I was going to say not huge trucks, but yes, huge trucks to
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you because, yes, normal trucks. Yeah, for for Americans, not
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like a toy toy at a Hilux, which is what we classify as a.
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And literally, I'm sure you know this because you ride one, but
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there is that phenomenon where they just don't see scooters.
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People don't see scooters. I read a study about this where
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they said that when you're driving often you have that
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thing where you get home and you're like, oh, I don't
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remember driving home. Kind of thing.
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Yeah, because you're just on autopilot, like listen to the
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radio or doing whatever. And when you're in that mode, if
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you get to an intersection, your brain goes look for cars.
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And then you look, I didn't see a car.
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So you pull out and then you run over a motorbike because yeah,
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your brain, it's just like this weird thing.
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Our brains are fucked. But no, it's it's still scary.
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Like even though camera's a good place to ride, it's still scary
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the amount of people you'll see. You pay more attention to people
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who you see many of people who are on their phones.
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Oh yeah, while while driving there are some people who
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actually would have their laptop and phones set up to television
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I. Know it's crazy?
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And it's sort of like. It's wild man.
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Are you? Insane.
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Yeah, I know. I literally saw someone driving
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on my street the other day. I was coming back.
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I think I dropped Lee off at school and I was coming back.
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And then there's a lady holding the steering wheel with her
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phone in the middle, driving like this with this phone.
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And I was just like, you fucking moron, put it away.
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There's nothing that important to.
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Can't imagine it. Oh, I I brought up a couple of
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weeks ago that I hadn't noticed the the change on our social
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media with like 16 year olds. Another not being.
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Able to? Oh yeah, saw an article about
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that the other day. Yeah.
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Saw an article that kids are actually enjoying it.
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Yeah, and I said something about 20 million accounts got booted
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or something. Yeah.
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But yeah, people are, they're not upset about it.
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They're actually. That's cool.
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I mean, kids, I mean kids don't use Facebook.
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I know that. But I don't.
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Use Snapchat anymore either right we're old we we yeah like
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we we never use Snapchat properly we just we never.
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Used anything properly. We just were in the weed.
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Yeah, but no, I since I went to Vietnam, I didn't use social
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media when I was there. Like very rarely.
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I haven't really used it when I got back and I haven't really
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missed it. Like, yeah, you're just looking
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at nothing. I see a lot of YouTube's
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creators doing the dumb phone thing now where you, you know,
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they get rid of their smartphone and they get like a flip phone
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or they get like, you know, there's like there's literally
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phones now you can get that are like dumb phones where it's,
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it's like AE ink screen and it only does like 5 things.
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And that's interesting. But, and I was like, oh, that
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could be cool. But then my I like, I don't like
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the social media stuff, but I was like, you can just delete
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those apps. Yes, I still like YouTube, like
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I still watch a lot of YouTube. And then it's like, OK, but I've
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got like, I think you need them for some things.
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Because I saw there was one. It was a lady who had swapped
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for a flip phone, and then she said she had to still have an
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iPhone around because something about verifying your identity
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for something. And they send you a text and
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then they're like, yeah, just click the link.
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And then she's like, I can't click links.
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I don't have a phone. They're like, oh, we don't have
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a way to do it now. And it's like, oh, fuck.
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Like, yeah, like you kind of have to have one in some
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scenarios these days. But yeah, you used to need to
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install the links and like, like, I use YouTube and it's
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just because I, like, walk around in the pool watching
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stuff on YouTube. Yeah, It's like a normal person.
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Yeah, yeah. What beer?
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One hand. No, no, no, no.
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It's. An exercise for you.
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I finished watching the Drew Carey Show today.
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The whole thing. The whole thing, all nine
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seasons. Is it a satisfying finale?
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Yeah, it was sort of a sad finale.
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Yeah, OK. Because it sort of ends how it
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started type of thing. OK, I've never watched it.
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Like literally you never watched it?
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Yeah. But the one thing I will say,
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Season 9 completely out of order.
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I don't know why they did it. OK, no, completely out of order
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like. As.
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In like, how dare they? Or you mean that it was in the
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wrong order? Wrong order, right?
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And they showed it how it showed on television.
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And I think actually, I think I have a theory why they did it.
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I think the whole season started off slow.
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If you look at where they were, it's about Drew getting together
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with his partner and then her getting pregnant where it
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starts. He's basically, Oh yeah, I'm
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pregnant and the way they go. So I think it was sort of they
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want to start the season off with a with a bit more oomph
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than leading up to that still ended with the baby being born,
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but still she went from being pregnant to not being pregnant
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to having the baby. Oh weird, I saw something on
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YouTube the other day. Speaking of YouTube and I
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learned something and I'm like, did I learn this at some point
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and forget I was watching it? It had like, I like to watch
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bloopers from comedy shows. Like for example, the bloopers
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from It's Always Sunny are always very funny.
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And so Youtubers learn that I like those and then it's.
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Just been like they're making each other laugh.
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And yeah. And they, yeah, and they screw
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up lines and stuff like that. And then one could pop up.
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It was like IT crowd bloopers. And I was like, oh, that sounds
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fun. So I'm watching it and I was
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like the fuck? Did they put a laugh track on
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the bloopers? Because it was like laughing.
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I know. And then and then.
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Right. Yeah.
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I know what you're going to say. You knew this already.
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Yeah. It's not a laugh track.
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It was filmed in front of an audience.
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Yes, it's not American. And because I googled, I was
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like, why did the IT crowd have a laugh track on the bloopers?
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Like as maybe as anyone else complained about this?
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And yes, someone complained about it and read it.
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And in the comments, everybody was like, no, no, no, no, no.
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And then linked to a video where you could see how they filmed
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it. And like, I, I know that they
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used to do that. I just assumed they didn't do
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that anymore. Although apparently Big Bang
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Theory is also filmed in front of a live audience.
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Except I think they still use a laugh track.
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Yeah, OK. Well, I did.
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Sometimes they have to, because this is related to the Icrad in
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particular. Yeah, if you watch the bloopers,
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they fuck up a scene. Everybody was laughing because
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it was funny, but then they've seen it, yes, kind of.
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So you kind of have to capture the audio from the previous
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takes and then maybe mix it up a bit.
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Would you like me to say something else that's going to
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make you feel old? OK.
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The IT Crowd came out in 2006. 20 years ago.
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Yeah. Fucking hell, that doesn't make
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you feel old. But Moss has not aged.
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No, no. In fact, yeah, I watched him in
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Last Comic Standing, Last Comic Thing, Last One Laughing, Last
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Comic Standing. Yeah, he's just looks identical,
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not aged at all. No, no.
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Very funny man. Yes.
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I watched something else this week.
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I watched with my daughter and my wife and her sister, the Lilo
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and Stitch remake. Have you seen it?
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I didn't even know they were doing a remake the live action.
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Yeah. How do you do a live action?
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Well, I'll tell you what they shouldn't have.
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Oh. I don't understand the decisions
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that were made in making this. Like you've seen Lilo and
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Stitch, presumably. Yeah, yeah, this is a good
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movie. Like, yeah, like I've said, I
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don't quite remember it, but I've seen it.
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Like, yeah, yeah, I remember enjoying it at the time.
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It's like, it's so strange, like it's edited in a really weird
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way where it just like it feels like the scene's still going and
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then it'll just cuts to something else.
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And then also Genesis to Jordan said this like 30 minutes in,
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she said, if I hadn't seen the cartoon, I wouldn't know what
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the fuck was going on in this movie.
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Like it's, it just, it's so like weird and like jumps around and
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like cuts and they like removed things and they mix 2 characters
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together like this. There's the scientist who made
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Stitch because you know, he's an experiment.
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And then there's the big, you know, like big, you know,
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rhinoceros elephant looking alien who's trying to capture
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him. Like, and they've just combined
19:34
those two characters and which is I was confused about that at
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first. I guess you wouldn't be confused
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about that if you hadn't seen the original.
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But I do still think I don't understand why they did that
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because certain things later on don't make any sense because in
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the original, the scientist guy's helping them and the other
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guy's still trying to. It's just, it gets weird.
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And then they just changed the ending where OK, you may not
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remember this. No, but the the big.
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Big Bat, the alien who's trying to kill Stitch, captures Lilo
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and flies off and Stitches trying to get her out.
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And then there's a whole big like kind of cartoony action
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sequence and that kind of thing that's gone and it just, he
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captures both of them and it's kind of just takes place inside
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the ship. And it's more like they just
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talk. There's no like Spacey shooting
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actions. I don't know, it's just weird.
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Maybe they didn't have to budget for it.
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I don't know why Disney went because I know they've got we
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have to like what was the we have to remake every cartoon
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we've ever done live action. Yeah.
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This one's just thought behind it.
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It's like. It sounds like some things don't
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work, and this definitely sounds like one of them.
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Yeah, I guess they just they just made a worse version of it
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with live action. I mean the performances are
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fine. Like the little the kid that
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plays Lilo is great. Like you know, good choice.
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Wish the movie was better. It would have been, it could
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have been really good. And like the system, like
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everybody's in, it's really good.
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It's just weird. Like, OK, anyway, not you're
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saying? Yeah, not.
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To go out and watch this then. Watch the original.
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OK, the original's really good. I'm gonna have a review of a
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movie next week though. Oh yeah.
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I'm gonna go see 28 Days, 28 years later, the second one.
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I read a thing, I didn't put this in here.
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I've heard that it's really good.
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But. Completely.
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But no one's going to see it. Yeah, no one's going to see it.
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And it's like, like getting freaking destroyed at the box
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office. Oh, the only thing I read about
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it was it's very, very different to the 1st 28 years later.
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And I think it's due to the way it ended with like the, I still
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called them the Power Rangers rocking up.
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So no, I'm going to go see it this week.
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I just, I the reason I didn't want to go see it like this
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weekend is because it's just come out.
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I didn't want to. Deal with other people.
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Yeah. So I didn't need to worry about
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that. 28 years later, the Bone Temple grossed 5.6 million.
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Oh, that's for a sake. Which is not.
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Which is not good. That's that's also strange
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because the the first one was actually quite good.
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It was, but I was like, is this because it is weird, right?
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I liked it, but it is weird. Like if you were thinking this
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is going to be a zombie movie, like you know, like a normal
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zombie movie or or even like the first one.
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It's not. It's like it's not.
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It's kind of weird, like you don't need, you don't need to
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have seen 28 days or even 28. No, it's 20. 8 days 20.
22:43
Eight days later. 28 weeks later.
22:47
You don't even need to have seen those two movies to have seen
22:50
20. 8 No, you kind of need to know at all what a zombie is and
22:52
stuff. But yeah, because they don't
22:54
really explain any of that, but. No, because they're not.
22:56
They're also it's kind of different too.
23:00
I haven't seen 28 Weeks Later in a long time, but it's different
23:04
than 28 Days Later in that in because the 28 Days Later it's a
23:07
virus. They don't say zombie.
23:09
Yeah, it's like the rage virus and it's like not a traditional
23:13
zombie movie. These are more like zombies.
23:18
And there's the weird thing with the like the alpha zombie and
23:23
the, you know, the zombie baby and the like you said the the
23:27
power Ranger people at the end and and it's just like, I can
23:30
see why maybe people were like, that was weird.
23:33
I don't know if I'll go see the next one.
23:35
Yeah, but oh. Actually, like the general
23:37
public might have found that. Because here I found the first
23:40
one. Great.
23:41
Yeah. And I'll probably forward to
23:42
this one and he. But yeah, I have heard that it's
23:45
very different and so I'll see. But I think he's already still
23:49
made the third one. Maybe.
23:53
Maybe I think because I think he made these two back-to-back.
23:56
Yeah, he did, yeah. Yeah, and I know he was making a
23:59
trilogy. Yes, yeah, it's him and Alex
24:03
Garland. Actually, the guy who?
24:05
Wrote Ex Machina and a bunch of good stuff.
24:12
Well, and with how this one's going, if they haven't filmed
24:15
the third one, they might not get to, they might not get to
24:17
you because that's not a that's a bad.
24:20
That's like an indie movie opening weekend.
24:23
Yeah. And on that note, it's being
24:27
destroyed by Avatar, which is doing quite well.
24:30
So how can James Cameron just. Terrible.
24:35
I went and saw it. It's not a good movie.
24:38
You don't. You could.
24:39
I don't know man. He could have skipped this.
24:41
As I keep saying, he could have skipped this movie entirely.
24:45
Gone straight to four. Would not make a difference
24:50
because this doesn't progress the story at all.
24:54
James Cameron cracks me up. I'll I'll watch it.
24:58
I've got to watch 2 I haven't seen.
24:59
I've literally seen the first one 10 years ago now, yeah.
25:05
Yeah, look, with the third one you definitely don't need to see
25:08
in 3D. The second one I think was a bit
25:11
more for 3D. The third one's definitely just
25:14
didn't care. All right, you know the moving
25:21
news. Oh, got some bad movie news?
25:23
Well, it's not bad. It's not even news technically.
25:25
It's like, currently at this time, there are no more Naked
25:32
Gun movies in the works. And the headline for this makes
25:35
it sound like it says don't expect a Naked Gun reboot sequel
25:39
is the headline. But when you read it, what
25:42
they're actually saying is Paramount got bought out and all
25:48
that stuff, right? So there's like.
25:50
Everything's up in the air. Everything they're not planning
25:53
on making anything right now. So I don't know, this is just a
25:55
nothing burger. It's like, yeah, OK, they're not
25:58
doing anything at the moment because who knows what the
26:00
fuck's happening so. Well, have that been brought out
26:03
yet or is that still? That's what I mean.
26:05
I don't even, I haven't, I can't remember, but it just says film
26:08
maker. Film maker Akiva Shaffer has
26:10
sadly revealed that fans of his Liam Neeson LED reboot of The
26:13
Naked Gun last year won't be getting a sequel.
26:15
That's not what he said. What he said is we're not
26:17
currently working on one because the studio doesn't know what the
26:21
fuck's happening. Yeah, are we?
26:23
Being brought out, Who's buying this out?
26:26
Who's buys this out? What do they want from us?
26:28
Yeah. So, yeah, so.
26:32
Because I'd love to see that. I'd also love to see another Oh.
26:34
What was the remake that needed the cherry Chase one?
26:39
National Lampoon. Not National Lampoon, they did
26:42
his sort of Oh God, I need to look it up.
26:50
Hutch, though I. Saw a video.
26:56
This is a YouTube thing too. It was like Chevy Chase every
27:00
few years. And it's a guy sitting there
27:02
looking grumpy and then someone hands him a piece of paper that
27:05
says second chance. And they go here you go Chevy.
27:07
And he's like, thanks, you're an idiot, you're stupid and fucking
27:10
hate you. And he's like Chevy and he's
27:11
like, I'm going to say the N word.
27:13
And they're like branking that. Back well, he wasn't in it.
27:18
It was I'm trying to remember who was in it, but I can only
27:25
remember. All right, so it was, it would
27:27
have been after that. Fletch.
27:30
Fletch. They didn't remake A Fletch and
27:32
I would have. That's like an easy movie to
27:35
remake, sure to do a sequel if they haven't done a sequel of
27:38
that. Yeah.
27:41
Does it need AI? Can't remember the plot of it.
27:42
Does it need a sequel? No, but just the character.
27:46
I like the character's fun. Sure, OK.
27:49
Like if you look at the original Fletch that didn't need a sequel
27:52
either. But it's just a fun character,
27:55
so it would be good to see. Yeah, another Fletch.
28:01
And it was. Who was Jon Hamm?
28:04
My brother. Yes.
28:07
Someone asked me if I was related to him the other day and
28:08
at first I was like, I don't know if they're serious or not.
28:11
They were not serious, Yeah. Could you?
28:18
Have liked to have seen another one of that the same way I'd
28:20
like to see another Naked Gun. Yeah, I think it was very funny.
28:25
I gotta watch fun. Character, do it again, yeah.
28:30
Did you see the picture of Sophie Turner as Lara Croft that
28:36
they? Didn't know who they were.
28:38
Making another Lara Croft. Movie TV Series Click.
28:41
Through TV series, Yeah. Click through Sophie Turner as
28:44
Lara Croft. Oh, this is original Lara Croft.
28:49
Look, I mean, that's what that's one of the one of my favorite
28:51
responses to this was in that other second article was that
28:55
that certainly is what Lara Croft looks like.
28:57
So I mean, yeah, their response to this links in the show notes.
29:04
People, if you want to see the the picture, I mean, Sophie
29:07
Turner from Game of Thrones looks like Lara Croft from the
29:11
original video game. She's got the the bluey teal,
29:16
the top one. She's got the little gun.
29:18
The boobs on triangle. That's that's true to the guy.
29:21
She's gonna think, yeah, what do you, what do you call that
29:22
harness, the gun harness or whatever that thing is that
29:25
she's wearing? I mean, she just looks like the
29:27
fucking character. It's pretty good.
29:29
Like in that regard, it's a little interesting because you
29:33
wouldn't dress like that. No.
29:36
Ever. So it depends on what they're
29:38
going. For it's gonna be a Yeah.
29:39
It's gonna be a sort of bit of a tone for Yeah I.
29:44
Mean. It's fine, I'm trying to just
29:49
try and just open it more to see if she's wearing shorts or not.
29:53
There is a larger version that's not cropped further down in the
29:56
tweet. You can't tell if she's wearing
29:59
shorts. I don't.
30:00
Think. I think if she is, they're not.
30:03
Oh. No, no, I've just opened up the
30:05
X1. She is wearing shorts.
30:07
Is that bigger or even on X? Yep, the shorts and then the gun
30:12
traps go below the shorts. Oh, you're right.
30:14
There is a bigger version. Oh, yeah.
30:15
Look at that. Yeah, you know what I mean?
30:20
That looks looks like Lara Croft.
30:22
And then the Internet response was not entirely positive,
30:27
mostly positive with people. Here we go.
30:32
Lara Croft should look painfully and uncomfortably 90s.
30:35
And I like that they're really going back to that.
30:38
Yep. If you look at X, you'll see
30:41
they've actually got sort of shots of her in different angles
30:46
and even like there's one of her jumping that reminds me of Lara
30:51
Croft jumping. I think this is definitely 90s
30:55
Lara Croft. Yeah, right.
30:57
I don't think I've seen that where.
31:01
Or it might be. Crock just generating them,
31:06
yeah. Because who knows these days you
31:10
you can never work it out because looks like Earth with
31:15
the same background. Yeah, Why can't I?
31:20
Here we go. I can't see anything on X.
31:25
Are you logged into X? Is that why you're able?
31:27
To view things I'm logged into. X OK, but yeah, I'm not all
31:29
right, never mind. Anyway, the largely positive
31:33
response, a couple of people not into it, but that's fine, you
31:37
know, But it does. I don't know.
31:43
I think it's going to be interesting to see what the tone
31:45
of the show is, like you said, because it is very not.
31:51
The way she is stressed, it cannot be serious.
31:54
Yeah, Or not like super, super serious.
31:57
Like it could still be like played straight, but it's
32:00
obviously going to be a little bit goofy.
32:03
No, it has to goofy the right word.
32:04
You know what? You know what I mean, though?
32:05
It's not, Yeah. Yeah, with the way she's
32:07
stressed, there's no way that can be.
32:09
Completely. It's not going to be like
32:11
because the the movie they made with Alicia Vikanders, how you
32:16
say her name? Yeah.
32:17
Which was basically just made her look like the new games.
32:21
Yes, but it was very serious. Yes.
32:25
Like it was not a fun movie. Whereas the ones before with
32:29
Angelina Jolie were the opposite of that.
32:31
They were like, ridiculous. And that's what you want.
32:34
You want people to be having fun with a game like this?
32:39
Yep. Well, the game movie like this.
32:43
Sure. Yeah, but no, she looks great.
32:47
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was surprised because only
32:49
because I only know her from Game of Thrones and I didn't
32:52
watch Game of Thrones that much. And so she was actually a kind
32:54
of a child in my last, the last thing I saw in was like the
32:59
first couple seasons of Game of Thrones.
33:01
And then so when I saw that, I was like, oh, OK, yeah, no, she
33:03
does look like Larikoff at this point.
33:05
Yeah, I could just be the glasses, I think.
33:09
Maybe, I guess. I guess I don't know what she
33:12
looks like without the glasses. Well, I'll tell you what.
33:14
Grok can tell you what she looks like without any of that stuff
33:17
on so just ask. Just ask.
33:21
Yeah. And then you can sue it.
33:24
Well, I'm not going to sue it. Someone's suing.
33:29
It's. Providing me a service yes the
33:31
mother of one of Elon's kids is suing for People have been
33:40
making you know the nudes of her with Grok apparently so she is
33:48
suing it's going to federal court yeah I mean and this is a
33:55
problem too like this countries I think was it was England is
33:59
asking Apple to remove Twitter and XAI from the App Store
34:03
because. It's, I mean, I know if you look
34:07
at some other countries like doing this like deep fake sexual
34:11
stuff is very, very illegal. And so just for the full
34:16
context, they're taking photos of her when she was a child and
34:20
doing this. Oh my God.
34:20
Like, it's not like not just her now they're I don't know what
34:26
what the fuck is wrong with people.
34:27
But yeah. And I'm, it seems like, I mean,
34:33
it's Elon's ex, you know, so I assume this is targeted, you
34:37
know what I mean? Like, no, I'm not saying he's
34:39
doing it. No, no, but people are targeting
34:41
her because of. Elon Yeah, yeah.
34:44
There's a reason she in particular is being targeted
34:47
with it, which is. But not I can see, I think X
34:50
needs to be very careful with with croc because I know they're
34:53
like Korea are very strict on their deep plates and it's.
34:56
Been abandoned a bunch of countries yeah because of this
34:59
issue like already. And if you look, you try and do
35:02
it on any other of the AIS, it goes, no, I'm just not going to
35:08
do that. Yeah, like, like you saw the
35:11
pictures I was trying to take send you of me and chat GDP that
35:16
we're playing around with in the chat the other day.
35:17
Yeah, Yeah. And it took a lot of work for me
35:19
to get what I finally said. Yes, yeah, yeah, that's so
35:28
stupid. And he's like, from what I've
35:30
seen, Elon's just been like, Nah, it's not, it's not doing
35:34
it. It's like, what fucking is dude?
35:36
But but it is. What are you talking about?
35:39
Here's evidence of it. Yeah, the last quote from him
35:42
was that there something about there have been exactly 0 cases
35:45
of it doing that, I think. I think he meant specifically
35:49
generating nudes of kids, but like and I mean, I haven't
35:53
looked for that and the articles obviously aren't including that
35:57
in the article. Yes, you're not going to do
35:59
that, but from what I've read it is doing it I.
36:02
Remember when he originally purchased like X or Twitter and
36:07
he goes, there's no evidence of anything racist being on here
36:11
and it's all like. Yeah.
36:13
What have you looked at it? Yeah.
36:17
But he's taken it. He's not that involved with X
36:21
anymore, I don't believe. I believe he's only fucking.
36:25
24/7. I believe Tesla were going like,
36:29
you need to stop being as active with X because we're starting to
36:34
struggle with what you're causing.
36:37
Yeah, Oh. Yeah, board were getting very
36:39
upset with him focusing on X over Tesla.
36:42
Yeah. You'd say something and then the
36:43
stock price of plummet. It's not, Yeah, it's not wise.
36:47
But I mean, well, what do we know?
36:49
He's the fucking richest guy. Like we're just a bunch of
36:53
idiots. What do we know?
36:54
You know, what they should do is they should put him in a in a
37:00
Fallout Shelter, in a vault with a bunch of other people.
37:04
See how he goes. Oh, you know what?
37:06
See how he goes. There's ATV show coming, huh?
37:08
They can just do that. Have you seen this?
37:12
I've not seen it and I think this is going to be stupid.
37:15
They're making a TV show, a Fallout Shelter, the mobile
37:19
game. It's not just mobile now, it's
37:22
on everything, right? Fallout Shelter the it's like a
37:24
Fallout Vault management simulator.
37:27
And they're making a reality show and it's basically going to
37:33
be Big Brother in a vault. And yeah, yeah, I don't know.
37:39
I don't think it's going to be good because I think it is
37:41
basically just going to be Big Brother in the vault and they're
37:43
going to vote someone out every week and.
37:46
Yeah, maybe. Unless you're locking them in
37:48
there for years, I don't see how it's going to work.
37:52
Do. Experiments on them.
37:53
Yeah, and how many different vaults?
37:57
It could be funny, but then I already saw Big Brother and it
38:00
does just sound like Big Brother.
38:02
Yeah, it's. Just like.
38:04
Any other reality television show out there?
38:06
And I'm actually a bit what's Bethesda doing to allow?
38:12
This well, it's Amazon. Do they, I think do they, do
38:18
they have to allow it or have they sold the rights now and
38:20
they don't have the choice? Yeah, they just sold all rights
38:23
to you. Could do whatever you want.
38:25
Oh no, they've been very hands on with the television show as
38:28
well because I wanted to keep making the law and stuff.
38:31
So it has to have been a separate agreement.
38:35
But I don't know, maybe it's time for Bethesda to let go of
38:38
Fallout. Just as a cash prize, would you
38:43
go on it? I'd go on it for a cash prize.
38:46
Yeah. All right.
38:47
But no, no, seriously, I think maybe Bethesda might be time for
38:51
them to let the IP go because all they're really doing at the
38:56
moment is they've got the TV show, they're releasing some
39:01
stuff on Fallout 76, but I don't really know how that's going.
39:04
They've got these, but Fallout 5, that's.
39:10
Well, maybe we. Don't 15 years away.
39:12
Yeah, we don't know like. They're working.
39:16
On. Do something with it or sell it
39:18
and let someone do something with it.
39:21
Yeah, yeah. I mean, they might be working on
39:23
something. You never know.
39:24
They're working on Skyrim, Yeah, we've got to wait for Skyrim,
39:30
which is 5 six years away, before we.
39:33
No, not Skyrim. You mean The Elder Scrolls?
39:36
I thought you meant literally Skyrim, which they probably are
39:38
because. They probably are.
39:39
There'll be new consoles soon, they've got to release it again.
39:41
Yes, but we'll get, we'll get remasters of Fallout 3 in New
39:48
Vegas. But yeah, we're not.
39:49
We're good 10 years away now from Fallout 5.
39:53
I'd play remaster of New Vegas. I would.
39:57
Well, it does sound like that is coming.
39:59
All right, good. From what I've seen, oh I'm
40:03
excited this week I finally get to play Final Fantasy 7 the.
40:07
Reason it's coming out on Xbox. Coming out on Xbox this week.
40:10
Oh wow, about time. Finally, Sony stopped paying to
40:15
keep it as an exclusive. That's a fucking waste of money.
40:20
It really was. No one cares at this point.
40:23
Like they really paid all. I think they paid a lot of money
40:26
to keep it exclusive for so many years.
40:29
Yeah. Look, it's been a long time, but
40:35
finally get the play. Maybe how long?
40:37
Like it could be even like 10 years, right?
40:39
Final Fantasy. The the remake I think it's been
40:42
at least 5. Remake release date 2026 years.
40:50
Six years like yeah, they've paid the Cuban exclusive for
40:54
that long the. Yeah, it seems weird.
40:57
Yeah, that because. Anybody's still buying consoles
40:59
because of just specifically that?
41:03
I don't think, I don't think people do that anymore.
41:05
No, no, like, and we talked about this, I didn't know people
41:09
weren't buying Xboxes anymore at all.
41:12
So. Yeah.
41:14
Cool, I'm just not in that world anymore.
41:16
But yeah, no, I'm so finally get to play it.
41:20
Well, that'll be fun. Maybe tell me if it's fun?
41:24
It should be fun. Well, it's only the first part,
41:28
Yeah, because the strategy gave like getting the first game.
41:31
Well, they've got to do the others now, right?
41:32
They're releasing the first one. They've got to release the rest
41:34
of them. Like everything else has been
41:35
coming out. Yeah.
41:37
It's just, yeah, just for some reason they just did not want to
41:40
let 7 go. We've got some Xbox related
41:43
news. Major Larry Nelson has been
41:52
fired. Not from Xbox though.
41:54
Well. Lego Yeah, No, from Unity.
41:58
I guess he left. I was actually wondering, like,
42:00
I didn't know he'd actually left Microsoft.
42:04
Yeah, just hit me recently. Like yeah, after seeing the
42:07
article, yeah I haven't seen him doing anything on Xbox for a
42:10
while. Yeah, yeah, he must have.
42:12
He's up shit a. Little bit, but it's a shame and
42:14
it's not like he got laid off like a bunch of tons of people
42:17
got laid off. It's just weird to see somebody
42:18
so high profile just get laid off like.
42:22
Well, yeah, because he he's he went looks like from what I've
42:26
heard of this, he went over to Unity to basically work on their
42:29
community, right, To focus on that because their community was
42:33
essentially dead. And he built it up because?
42:36
The company fucked everybody over with those pricing.
42:38
Things. So they basically brought him
42:40
over to try and get people back on board.
42:43
He's done that, and then they're gone and now you can go.
42:47
Yeah, right. I mean, he'll find something.
42:50
For sure, I'm sure he will be fined.
42:53
Yeah, it's just, it's just very odd to see like, again, not like
42:59
it wasn't even like he didn't get fired or it wasn't dramatic
43:02
or anything like that. It's just a bunch of layoffs and
43:03
he was amongst them. It's like, oh, that's for you.
43:05
I mean, I'm sure that happens all the time.
43:07
It's just. That.
43:09
Sounds odd to say Major Nelson just got.
43:11
Major Nelson, that's why I like, as I've said a few times, like I
43:14
always wanted to get into like testing gaming or development
43:18
gaming, but then this is the career you have to live with,
43:22
that you'll be laid off at a second's notice.
43:24
So yeah. Games rough, man.
43:26
I was, yeah. I wanted to be a game developer
43:28
and I'm glad I didn't in a way, because.
43:30
Like I had an option to work for TK Australia as a tester.
43:34
Really. Yep, you someone you worked with
43:38
someone whose son worked to K Australia was quite up there,
43:42
couldn't work there if I had of started working there the the
43:47
year after was when they shut down the studio.
43:51
All right, shit. Just after Borderlands, the new,
43:55
the pre sequel or whatever they call it came out, they they shut
43:59
down that and I still like and that's when I still looked at
44:01
it. Basically, you've got to keep
44:03
your resume up to date if you're working in that industry.
44:07
Because they'll, I mean, look at what was the Bioshock, Ken
44:17
Levine, what's his studio? It's gone.
44:20
Yeah. Ken Levine, what was his studio?
44:25
His new one is Ghost Story Games, which is kind of my point
44:28
in that he they shut down what was the fucking studio called?
44:36
Studio Insomnia. No Insomniac.
44:39
No, no, irrational, Irrational. Irrational.
44:41
Yep. Yeah, So they just shut down the
44:43
whole studio. Yep.
44:45
And now he's got a new one that just happens a lot.
44:48
Yeah, yeah. And even, but that's even for
44:51
small ones, like even for the bigger ones like so have the
44:54
things where they ramp up hire lots of people.
44:56
Oh yeah. Oh, games done by everyone.
44:58
It's. Like the film industry, like
44:59
yeah, the film industry, you get hired on a production and then
45:03
you are unemployed again, yes, like.
45:06
And that's why you need to be basically you have, yeah, have
45:09
your resume ready to go, always looking for that next thing.
45:12
And yeah. I mean, you get to know people
45:15
and they kind of like take crew from film to film, but like,
45:18
it's, it's not like, yeah, it's just different.
45:24
Yeah. So yeah, I'm sure Mr. Herb.
45:28
Is it Herb how you pronounce this is his last?
45:30
Name Larry Herb is. That how we're going to
45:32
pronounce it if it's not. Yep, Herb like herb.
45:35
No, he's Major Nelson. Yeah, Larry Nelson.
45:41
Who you always be? Look, there's some other big
45:44
news this week we should talk about, and it's Star Wars news.
45:49
Have you seen this? I have, and there's one thing
45:53
I've seen that has made me very upset.
45:56
OK, we'll talk. About that, they didn't announce
45:58
me as a replacement. Kathleen Kennedy is gone.
46:05
She has stepped down, effective immediately.
46:08
She is no longer the president of Lucasfilm.
46:10
Yeah, which is interesting. I don't.
46:15
Know calling for it for a while. Yeah, people have been blaming
46:18
her for the lack of Star Wars success.
46:22
I don't. Know, I don't think it's
46:24
entirely her. So they've announced that the
46:29
replacement will be Filoni and Bergman.
46:33
Dave Filoni and Alan Bergman Brennan.
46:37
Sorry, Filoni. Bergman's the Co chair.
46:40
What's the other guy's name? Lynnwyn Brennan and Dave Filoni
46:44
will be taking over. Yeah.
46:48
I am not a fan of Dave Filoni's stuff.
46:52
Personally, I think this is a bad idea.
46:57
As am I I I've been thinking Star Wars it's well, The thing
47:04
is, he didn't like the best series that we've.
47:07
Enjoyed that article this week was that he said in an interview
47:09
he didn't like Andor and I was like we are fucking doomed.
47:12
That's the only thing that we've really like.
47:15
We lived like the first step, the first season of Mandalorian
47:18
and then it just. Yes, but the thing.
47:20
And I was like, Oh yeah, but that's just us.
47:22
But it's not though, No. Andor was widely considered the
47:25
best Star Wars thing, so like. I'm also starting to think like
47:32
Star Wars needs to change its look, its thing, because for
47:38
some reason since Disney's taken over, it's been sort of that
47:44
very Western, everything's prepped type of thing.
47:49
Like The Mandalorian, It's always like that.
47:52
Yeah, and looks like that. But if you look at the original
47:56
Star Wars movie and you look at the Empire, they're all greatly
48:00
dressed. It doesn't look like.
48:03
Yeah. Ridiculous.
48:05
But for some reason in Disney Star Wars, everything is, Yeah,
48:11
it's like a Wild West county, Yeah.
48:14
Yeah, I mean, I, I guess I haven't watched any of the other
48:18
shows, so I'm not. I don't know if I can't watch
48:20
anything anything Star Wars in years now.
48:23
Everything. They're all a bit like that.
48:25
It's and since Dave finally took over.
48:28
I don't like. I just don't like the stuff he
48:30
does. I don't think so.
48:34
That's why I just give it to me. I will fix Star Wars for
48:38
everyone. Yeah, maybe.
48:42
I don't know how you're going to do that.
48:44
In the new like. You can't fix it for everyone,
48:45
that's the problem. In the new Star Wars
48:49
Starfighter, there's got to be a light Saber fight.
48:52
Yeah, that blew my mind too, because the story was actually
48:55
about that. Would they just mentioned that
48:57
offhand because this. Yeah.
48:58
The actual story was that Tom Cruise was on set and he was
49:03
like, oh, I'd love to you, you know, become a camera operator
49:06
on a Star Wars. Yeah.
49:07
It's a jokey type of thing. And they said go ahead.
49:10
And so he filmed a lightsaber fight.
49:14
And then I was like, hang on a lightsaber.
49:15
Fight a Saber fight like we're talking about.
49:17
Starfighters. There's not meant to be.
49:19
Yeah, lightsabers we're talking about.
49:22
So I don't know what the fuck that's about.
49:23
Like, yeah, it it, this is going to be the insertification of
49:29
that as well. I can't.
49:34
Yeah. Doesn't need to be a Jedi and
49:36
everything I know you all don't need it to be related to the
49:40
Skywalkers. So she gave a status update on
49:45
some stuff. No mention of Ryan Johnson.
49:47
You know that's. Still, still no, he's trilogy.
49:53
So following the official announcement of her retirement
49:55
from Lucasfilm today, Kathleen Kennedy has given an exit
49:57
interview with a deadline. It's an interesting way of
49:59
putting it, in which she speaks about the status of various Star
50:02
Wars projects. Now bear in mind, she's not
50:06
obviously going to be completely forthcoming because.
50:09
No. But this is what she said about
50:11
various things. Simon Kin Kinberg's movie, the
50:14
one with the most movement. A script draft was submitted in
50:17
August which was very good but not there yet.
50:20
It got reworked with a 70 page treatment delivering a full new
50:25
script and it sounds fucking painful. 70 pages.
50:27
That's an entire script. Incoming chiefs Filoni and
50:31
Brennan are said to be strongly on board with this trilogy
50:34
launcher. Why does everything have to be a
50:38
trilogy? Yes, James Mangold.
50:42
Mangold and Beau Willimon, the and or writer I guess, are
50:47
penning the film. This one set 10s of thousands of
50:50
years before the original trilogy, which she says breaks
50:52
the mold and is incredible. But as it's on hold.
50:59
We've got to do something different, but that's on.
51:02
Hold. It's incredible, but it's also
51:04
not happening. Donald Glover and Taika Waititi
51:10
are both still doing films. This is the weird way of putting
51:14
it too. Both films are still alive, with
51:15
Glover and Waititi having turned in completed scripts for both
51:18
films. Waititi's she dubs hilarious and
51:21
great. I'll be the judge of that.
51:23
The incoming leadership will determine whether either project
51:26
goes ahead. OK, I talk about TT.
51:30
Man, what a flash in the pan. Like, yeah, he was just there
51:35
and then just. He made a couple of good things
51:37
and then it was like, yeah, I don't know.
51:41
Like Ragnarok? Amazing.
51:44
Yeah, for Ragnarok. Just love that.
51:45
Tradition. I really like JoJo Rabbit.
51:47
I thought that was good. Yep.
51:48
And then and. Then just.
51:50
Oh yeah. I don't know what happened
51:51
there. Like I've watched the was it
51:55
Love and Thunder? I thought it was kind of funny,
51:58
but it wasn't as it was nowhere near as good.
52:01
And then I think the thing with Love, Love and Thunder is that
52:04
movie just didn't need to exist at all, right?
52:07
Like it didn't. Well, it became like more about
52:10
the jokes than anything else. And it's like the Ragnarok
52:15
worked, I think because it had a good, pretty good story.
52:17
Like other than the story? Progressed the universe as.
52:20
Well, and it was funny. Yeah.
52:22
And it had good action stuff. But let's love the dinner.
52:26
It was just jokes, anything. And it was just a joke, like.
52:29
And it had a good story potentially, too, because
52:31
Christian Bale's character, that was interesting.
52:33
But it was just like, we're too busy making jokes about
52:37
everything. Yeah.
52:38
Like. No SO.
52:44
I still. Oh, and the pirate show.
52:46
Have you seen the pirate show? We did the.
52:47
Pirate Show. It's like aggressively unfunny
52:50
to me. It's called.
52:52
Oh yes, no, I actually didn't mind that it got cancelled.
52:57
TT pirate show Our flag means death God Yes that was.
53:01
I actually didn't mind that I. Didn't think it.
53:04
Was very that had a bit of a following as well.
53:08
Yeah, I I did enjoy that one. I'll I'll disagree on that one,
53:12
but no, we'll start watch. People, I like it.
53:14
Give me my Rogue Squadron movie TV series.
53:18
That would be great. Well, Kennedy confirmed Steven
53:24
Soderbergh's completed script for The Hunt for Ben Solo is
53:27
done, but that project is not happening.
53:28
That's the one we keep hearing about.
53:30
Oh, the one. Yeah, that apparently was like,
53:34
everyone was like, oh, this is fucking incredible.
53:35
And then they were just like, Nah, for some reason.
53:38
Because you don't have to basically retcon the sequels a
53:41
little bit. Yeah, maybe with that one.
53:43
Maybe. And it.
53:44
Seems weird that everyone's just saying, Oh my God, it was the
53:47
best thing. It would have been the best Star
53:48
Wars movie ever, but when I'm just not going to make it, going
53:50
to do it. Well, then why are you?
53:52
Why is it? Why you telling us how good?
53:53
It was, you know what I've only seen of the the sequels.
53:58
I've seen The Force Awakens a few times because that was fun
54:03
to go and see again. Yes, The next two after that
54:06
seen once. I've seen Riser Scott and I've
54:08
seen sorry Last Jedi. I've definitely seen it twice.
54:12
I might have seen it three times.
54:14
I think probably. I watched it 1/2 time again and
54:17
then was like Nah fuck it. I saw it once, it moved every
54:19
again, and then the rise saw it once, exactly once.
54:22
Yeah, it was. I've seen it exactly once.
54:25
Yeah. I'd be interested to watch Riser
54:27
Skywalker again because I like there's some visual stuff in
54:32
those movies. Last Jedi had some really good
54:36
visual stuff and Rise of Skywalker I think did too.
54:41
The last year I would like to see it again on that basis
54:43
having some doing some great things adjust I've.
54:47
Got some of the weirdest shit backwards.
54:49
I don't like the dagger that's in the shape of the wreckage of
54:54
the death step, which makes no fucking sense at all.
54:56
No like. Who made that and why did they
54:58
make that and how what they just happened to be standing on that
55:01
hill when they it's just like what?
55:03
Like who wrote this? No, but I think I keep going
55:07
back to like they could have changed the force, just that
55:13
black and white, good and evil. And I thought that's where they
55:16
were going to go with it. Like Luke's trying to get rid of
55:19
the Jedi and the Sith, that snow, there's this in between
55:23
where we can all live together type of thing.
55:25
But then he breaks down crying when some old books call on
55:28
fire. And yeah, neither David Fincher
55:38
nor Alex Garland has made formal commitments, but they have had
55:41
exploratory discussions. That's interesting.
55:43
A fucking David Fincher Star Wars movie or and an Alex
55:47
Garland star, either of those. I'd be interested to see what
55:50
they did. I think probably it wouldn't
55:52
happen because it'd be too good. And then they'd say no, we need
55:56
something. Shit.
55:58
No mention has been made of Patty Jenkins.
56:01
Rogue Squadron movie or Shamin Obeid Chinoy?
56:06
I'm probably butchering that name.
56:08
New Jedi Order films so. See, I just, I would just love
56:12
Sorry, the Rogue Squadron TV show.
56:15
I lied. You lied.
56:17
I said no mention of Ryan Johnson.
56:20
Kennedy also says film maker Ryan Johnson was spooked away
56:23
from making more Star Wars films after the backlash to Star Wars
56:26
The Last Jedi. She says, I think Ryan made one
56:29
of the best Star Wars movies. He's a brilliant film maker, and
56:32
he got spooked. This is the rough part.
56:34
When people come into this space, every film maker and
56:36
actor says to me, what's going to happen?
56:38
They're a little scared. Yeah.
56:42
OK, so she's throwing him under the bus.
56:44
Yeah, because he was. He was like, yeah, I'm gonna do
56:48
it. I'm gonna do it.
56:49
He'd. Like about that for years.
56:51
After and now she's saying Nah, he got scared and he ran away.
56:54
Yeah, we were gonna let him do it, but he just went no.
56:59
Yeah, yeah. I mean, I think it was stupid
57:04
the the backlash and all that kind of stuff.
57:06
I mean, it's a fucking movie. I didn't like it but like the
57:10
level of fucking like nonsense was just ridiculous.
57:15
I just on on the side, there was another article, Latest stories.
57:20
Ryan Johnson. Yeah, he was not spooked.
57:23
He's come out and said no, it wasn't.
57:26
Oh, really? Yeah Johnson's never responded
57:29
on next to the IG and sorry comments lol. 0 spooked, sorry.
57:35
OK, well, there you go. So yeah, she really just throw
57:38
him under the bus guy. It didn't happen because of him.
57:41
Yeah. And he's like, no, I'm good.
57:44
He was all set, ready to go, and you didn't want him back.
57:48
Yeah, right. So yeah, that's, that's, I think
57:54
the real story is Filoni and Brandon are probably gonna
58:01
continue to make stuff that we don't like, which, you know, I
58:04
guess that's fine. That's that's how it goes.
58:07
That's how it goes. Just kind of a bummer for.
58:09
Me, we're just gonna have to we're just gonna have to live
58:11
with the ones that we got and just.
58:13
Enjoy them. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
58:20
Felony's got too much. Power, and I think it needs to
58:22
stop. Who?
58:23
What? Felony's got too much power and
58:25
I think. It I mean, I agree, but people I
58:27
don't know, they obviously think he's he's able to do it right.
58:30
People, there are people who like it.
58:33
The other day, I forget. I can't remember how this
58:36
happened, but Jewel of the Fates, the music was on.
58:39
I probably had music on. Yeah.
58:41
And my daughter Eleria asked me, what is this music?
58:46
And I said it's from Star Wars. And she goes, what's that?
58:49
And I said, it's a movie. And she goes show me.
58:51
And I said, OK, So I showed her just Darth Maul and Kaigon and
58:56
Obi Wan fight. And she was like, cool, what are
58:59
those things? I was like lightsabers and she's
59:00
like cool, where are they? And I was like Nauvoo.
59:02
And she was like, oh, she asked questions.
59:03
And I was like, this is great. Yeah.
59:05
You know, maybe. Well, there's a lot of kids like
59:09
Star Wars cartoons out there. Yeah, yeah.
59:13
She she knows who Yoda is. She has her, her her favorite
59:17
blanket is this. She calls it Yoda Blanket.
59:21
It's actually Grogu, technically.
59:24
But it's still Baby Yoda. Yeah, so she's aware of it.
59:30
And then there was that young Jedi fucking thing or whatever,
59:33
but she's just doesn't like it for some reason.
59:36
Oh yeah. Also she's not allowed to watch
59:38
TV anymore after last night so she's been having some some
59:45
issues. Boundaries issues.
59:47
Yeah. So we're like, I think we're
59:49
going to take, we're going to step back from TV for a while,
59:53
so see if that helps. Because she just gets up and
59:57
puts it on now and then gets the shit when you tell her no,
1:00:01
you've got to get dressed for school.
1:00:03
No, OK, we're not doing this. You just lost access to it
1:00:08
completely. And like she gets we'd have to
1:00:11
do this. It's not multiple parenting.
1:00:15
But later on, when she's calmed down, he talked to her about it.
1:00:19
And then I was like, why'd you get so angry?
1:00:21
She's like, I don't know, I just wanted to watch TV and it's
1:00:24
like, yeah, I know. Yeah, we've got, oh, it's a cat,
1:00:38
OK. I was like, something's upset,
1:00:40
it's a cat. That's fine.
1:00:42
I can ignore that there's some gaming news we can wrap up on if
1:00:47
you want. Have you you played any of these
1:00:50
GTA Online missions that. Played a lot of GTA Online
1:00:55
missions. I don't think I've played this
1:00:57
one though. Apparently people keep
1:00:59
recreating the Charlie Kirk assassination in GTA Online as
1:01:04
missions. I didn't even know you could do
1:01:05
this, Make missions and stuff like that.
1:01:06
Looks like Hitman in a way. Is that what this is?
1:01:09
You could always make your own, sort of like levels and games
1:01:13
type of thing. Yeah, I didn't know.
1:01:14
I didn't know that. That's interesting.
1:01:17
Well, I mean, if you watch the the tweet that's LinkedIn, the
1:01:20
article has a video and it's literally the level starts,
1:01:24
you're on top of a building, you have to pick up a sniper.
1:01:27
Rifle shooting. It's a recreation of the
1:01:30
assassination. Which is a look I don't agree
1:01:35
with what Charlie Kirk said at all.
1:01:39
Still don't believe you should be should have been killed for
1:01:42
it and. No, no, I'm I'm anti murder yes,
1:01:46
in in most regards, most regards probably I'd say all regards,
1:01:49
but you never know. Maybe you have to be a scenario
1:01:52
that crop up but. Mega Hitler or something?
1:01:54
Sure, yeah. But yeah, this is a bit bit on
1:01:58
the nose. Yeah, well, but it's not the
1:02:02
first time they've done that. Remember when there was Red Dead
1:02:05
Redemption 2 and all the people online go around getting all the
1:02:08
people for women's suffrage and just dragging them around the
1:02:12
streets and murdering them and. The people who were like, no,
1:02:16
no, I'm not racist. This is just how people were
1:02:19
back then. Yes, Yeah, yeah, yeah, no.
1:02:27
So anyway, they were rock stars attempting to stay on top of
1:02:30
this stuff so. Which it's it's hard to keep on
1:02:34
top of a lot of this stuff because Oh yeah, because the 2nd
1:02:37
paper start seeing it and they're taking down.
1:02:39
Oh, I'm going to that's. A strident effect.
1:02:42
As soon as somebody made one and they said no, you can't do that,
1:02:44
everyone was like, really? Wow, watch this hold my B.
1:02:51
Yeah, yeah. They've created a thing now.
1:02:56
So yeah, the question is they're going to keep doing this, trying
1:03:01
to like stop them or at some point or they just going to let
1:03:03
it go. And it might actually be the
1:03:05
best thing to do is just, you know.
1:03:08
People get bored with it. That's what I mean, yeah.
1:03:12
Like if as soon as you stop saying you can't do that, they
1:03:15
probably won't want to do it anymore.
1:03:16
You never know. That's how it works.
1:03:19
They've added the name Charlie Kirk to the profanity filter now
1:03:24
on there. That's an interesting move.
1:03:27
Which means I guess you can't name a level that.
1:03:30
Yeah. And look, they will probably if
1:03:33
they've removed that, if they've added that to chat and stuff as
1:03:35
well, you'll probably find it's only for a limited time.
1:03:40
Yeah, but they'll also people will just come up with another
1:03:42
phrase. That's what that's what they.
1:03:45
I mean, look at the kind of living, you know, like all this
1:03:48
stuff that words people, it's the.
1:03:51
Yeah, but they'll probably just still do it.
1:03:54
Just people. Players appear to be using
1:03:55
Charlie Pink. Like, I mean, it's not even that
1:03:59
different. Yeah, yeah.
1:04:02
You can't do. That's not gonna work.
1:04:04
People are the worst. They are the worst.
1:04:08
But we don't let people like that.
1:04:11
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what's now 7:00 AM For you, it's what, 11?
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11 so and I'm ready to go, so this might be a interesting one.
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This could be an hour also. Oh, we should have.
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We let people know Dan's not here this week.
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Dan's not. Here.
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He's not here. Yeah, he's been very quiet.
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All right. No worries.
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Fair enough. Yeah.
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