Episode 209 - Drogas y Películas y Mùsica y Tostadas

[00:00:00] Hey everybody, Go Flix Yourself, Hey Everybody, Hey Everybody, Go Flix Yourself

[00:00:17] Hey everybody, it's another episode of Go Flix Yourself. My name is Ben Conowitz and with me as always is the

[00:00:23] Scott's tissue to my Kleenex Bradford Oman. Hey, that's me. I'll tear your ass

[00:00:28] And you know what? The puffs tissue to my Kleenex. Nate Lauchs

[00:00:35] I'm light and fluffy. You are light and fluffy. I make a lot more dingle berries though.

[00:00:40] You know that I'm talking about tissue for your face, right? Because it's Kleenex.

[00:00:44] Oh, I thought I was thinking about Scott's toilet paper. And I don't know why. Which is awful.

[00:00:48] Because I said Kleenex and then you still thought do you think that's you said Scott's

[00:00:52] tissue. Yeah. And then I said to my Kleenex. Scott's tissue is the name of the toilet

[00:00:56] paper too. Okay, so the word is really, really should have given you Scott's issue is terrible.

[00:01:02] It is like single ply like finger through the toilet paper like just trash toilet. That's what I buy

[00:01:08] though. You don't buy single ply. Do you know there are lots upstairs right now, but this

[00:01:13] scouts is not single ply that is not single ply. It's very thin. It's very thin double

[00:01:19] I think it's two ply, but it's still very thin. It's very thin. It's single ply. I know

[00:01:23] it's all it's finger through. I get it. Yeah, seriously. You got to do like so much where

[00:01:29] you use the whole role. Yeah, otherwise I'm getting shit all over these fingers.

[00:01:32] Oh, well welcome to go. All shit edition. Brad speaking of all shit. What do you have

[00:01:39] for the sponsor this week? Well that's rude. Yeah. When have I ever brought something

[00:01:45] on? There's been some times one. I could name a thousand. I'm waiting. Anything

[00:01:52] Brox that you've ever brought? Yeah, Brox are all bad. I'm pretty sure we never did the

[00:01:56] disgusting Brock step on go flicks yourself. Okay, but the brach stuff you did bring

[00:02:01] wasn't good. No, we did on the radio show, but we've also done it here. I don't think

[00:02:05] we have. What's the sponsor super gross? What do you like on a good show?

[00:02:14] Cheeseburger. See this is what I'm talking about. Hey, Ben, do you like egg on a cheeseburger?

[00:02:19] Yeah, I do. Do you like bacon? Oh yeah. Come on. Are you going to cheddar or American?

[00:02:26] Gouda if they have it. Who's a fancy boy? I like Gouda. It's a Gouda burger. Who's

[00:02:31] about no fancy? What are you doing for kindness? Hey, Brad. You're doing lettuce?

[00:02:39] Do you like lettuce? I do. What about pickle? Nope. Manage or ketchup? Both. You're kidding.

[00:02:46] Mustard? Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Shut up, Nate! Better than I were talking. Are you doing

[00:02:51] onions? Sauteed, yes. Sauteed? I don't like if they're crispy and fresh. Oh. Wait, you

[00:02:57] like raw, crispy white onions? Yeah. Oh, no way. Raw onions? Well, I mean not like

[00:03:02] raw, but not like soggy onions either. No, like sauteed. No, no, but like they

[00:03:07] still get soggy though. I like them when they're still, they still got some crisp to them. Do

[00:03:11] you like them cooked or just like, just like cut up a slice and put them on there? I can

[00:03:15] have it raw. I don't mind raw onions on a burger. Well, I need a... But I don't put a

[00:03:21] lot. You know, just a little bit, just for a little kick. What about barbecue sauce?

[00:03:25] Do you like barbecue sauce? Love. Depends on the burger, but like, I'll put it on

[00:03:29] like a barbecue cheddar, or a cheddar bacon burger. Barbecue sauce on that? Yum. Peanut

[00:03:34] butter is good on a burger. I love peanut butter burger. Yeah, I know. I like it good also.

[00:03:39] Have you ever had like a tomato jam on a burger? Ketchup? No, it's not ketchup. Like a tomato

[00:03:45] jam. It's red. It's just jazzed in there. Jesus. It's just jazzed in there. Really.

[00:03:50] I like any, like a garlic aioli. Oh yeah, I'll do that. No fucking tomato though.

[00:03:55] No, no, no, no. Why did we... Hey, Slimer took a shit in my mouth and it turned

[00:04:01] it red. Yeah. It's just like Joe Biden. Jesus. Gosh, it's ruined. You know, trying to have

[00:04:09] a nice conversation about cheeseburgers and you got to make it all political.

[00:04:12] You're all, let's go Brandon over here. As always, Nate, Republican, Lausges. So anyway,

[00:04:18] is there anything other than tomatoes you guys don't like on your burgers? Mustard.

[00:04:22] Hate mustard. Can't stand mustard. What about a Dijon? No, I don't want any fucking mustard.

[00:04:26] What about mushrooms? Oh, no. No, no. Fucking what am I an asshole? Yeah, also these are not,

[00:04:31] that to me is not a burger topper. You know, I don't really look at it. There are certain

[00:04:35] here. How about black olives? No, no, of course. No, but some people like a good,

[00:04:38] like Swiss mushroom burger. It's a pretty popular burger. Yeah. No, it's not. It is.

[00:04:43] Not for you. I agree with you. It's awful. I don't want it. Yeah. Also, that's more

[00:04:48] of a patty melt. Not necessarily a burger. If you got the right bread for it. Yeah,

[00:04:53] but they make burger. What the fuck are we doing? Well, then I want to talk about

[00:04:57] burgers because I know you love good meat sandwich and he likes meat. He loves

[00:05:01] meat. He loves meat. You like putting meat between bread and you like the flavor. Okay.

[00:05:05] Yeah. And so hot dog of sandwich. Oh my God. So today I have a treat. I have a treat.

[00:05:12] You can hear it. Yeah, I can hear it. We can all hear it. Got a new treat. Now, don't

[00:05:17] look at the fucking bag. Don't show us the bag. You hear the exasperation in my voice

[00:05:22] when I talk to you. Well, it's just because you're tired and you're out of shape.

[00:05:27] Don't you ruin this? Don't you fucking ruin this, Nate? You get a chip and you don't ruin it.

[00:05:35] Don't you look at that. Don't you even stare one little... I'm looking at you in the eyes.

[00:05:40] You look me right in the eyes and you put that chip in your mouth and you stare at

[00:05:43] me directly. I thought you said you didn't like mustard. Don't...

[00:05:49] I'm sorry, everybody. Oh, this is disappointing. It tastes like a mustard burger. Yeah, there

[00:05:55] is way too much mustard on this fake ass burger. Why'd they do that? Why'd they do that?

[00:06:03] So this is a Doritos late night sizzling cheeseburger. Nate, that is something

[00:06:08] that one of my girlfriend's kids would say. Why'd they do that? Late night

[00:06:13] sizzling cheeseburger. You do get the meat flavor. Actually, the more I eat it,

[00:06:16] the more I like them. The meat flavor there is solid. There is a mustard flavor.

[00:06:20] That's really upsetting. Late night. Have a couple more and you're going to get it.

[00:06:27] That's always my biggest problem whenever they do a cheeseburger flavor thing is

[00:06:30] they always have to get a little bit of mustard in there. I'm just like,

[00:06:33] come on guys, what are we doing here? This is America. No burger needs mustard

[00:06:37] by default. Make better choices. That's all I ask of you is make better

[00:06:42] choices Doritos. Yeah, so Doritos of Frito Lake Company. Doritos is a

[00:06:46] Frito Lake Company. Well, thank you for your lay for sponsoring the show and

[00:06:49] sending us a $1,000 check. Yeah, you can get these at Kroger's right now.

[00:06:53] I think that's where I don't go to Kroger anymore. Not after rat feces.

[00:06:56] They fixed it. It's fine. Yeah, they were close for a day. All the rats are

[00:07:01] gone. Honestly though, this is our local Kroger got closed down by

[00:07:06] the health department because of a mouse and rat infestation and Brad went

[00:07:11] to the hospital. They said, I'm going to go back to the next day. No, I did

[00:07:15] not. They said close indefinitely and evidently in La Porte, Indiana,

[00:07:19] indefinitely means 12 hours. Apparently though, they really did like once

[00:07:24] they heard what was going on, they sent a small army of people. That's

[00:07:28] what I would say to you. Completely overhaul everything. You mean once

[00:07:32] Kroger found out what was going on? The main company? Yeah. Not just like

[00:07:36] fucking overhaul everything. Yeah, I'm still not going back ever.

[00:07:40] You know what? L's value land. That's where I've been going. That's where

[00:07:44] I've been going. I would love overpaying for groceries. Yeah, because you support local

[00:07:48] Brad. And I don't like mouse dropping. Yeah, I don't like mouse shit. Have you ever

[00:07:52] tried it? Yes, because I used to go to Kroger. Okay. So there was no

[00:07:57] difference. Yeah, pretty bad. Because I have this feeling that Kroger's not

[00:08:00] going to sponsor our podcast in the future. That's okay. I don't know

[00:08:03] anybody that works here. Doritos. Late night sizzling cheese. I know a lot of people

[00:08:07] and I'm sorry. Like I said, it grew on me. By the third chip, I wasn't

[00:08:11] hating it. I'm not a fan. Just the mustard ruin everything. I think it was

[00:08:15] terrible. Hey, what's the last movie you saw, Nate? The last movie I saw

[00:08:20] was a movie called Musica. It is a new movie on Prime. And it

[00:08:27] is about a guy that essentially is constantly obsessed with, there's

[00:08:35] a condition that exists. I don't know what it's called, but he hears music

[00:08:39] all the time. And so it's kind of a romcom, but also a movie kind of

[00:08:48] coming of age story as well. And it was really good. It has Camilla Mendez

[00:08:54] maybe as her name. I don't know. You saw the movie. Yeah, it has like, do you

[00:09:00] know there's some movies that have casts where you're like, I don't know

[00:09:05] these people fully, but I've seen them in other things. It's one of those

[00:09:09] movies. Okay, Rudy Mancuso is the one that directed and starred in it

[00:09:16] and wrote it. But I'm going to say this. I actually really like this

[00:09:20] film. I like the way it was directed. It's creative. The music is really

[00:09:24] good. It's almost like a musical in some ways, not always with lyrics, but

[00:09:30] just it has a very, very theatrical musical element to it. And it's hard

[00:09:36] to explain it until you maybe if you see the trailer you can understand it,

[00:09:39] but really got to watch the film. Camilla Mendez is in it, J.B.

[00:09:42] Smooth. A lot of fun. I really like this film. What made you want to

[00:09:47] do this? It was on, so it's on Prime right now. So when we opened our

[00:09:53] Amazon Fire stick, it was the first thing that came up. And Finn and I were

[00:09:58] looking for a movie. The trailer came on. It was just one of those

[00:10:01] things. You have autoplay on? Yeah, I do. I know. You're a psychopath.

[00:10:05] And so we went to that and said let's just watch this. What exactly is

[00:10:09] autoplay? I mean, I understand the term but like... You know how in apps

[00:10:13] if you're scrolling through and you stop on something it'll start

[00:10:15] playing the trailer? Oh, sure. Got you. Yeah, that drives me fucking insane.

[00:10:18] So you had that with movies? No, he had it on. So when he goes in the

[00:10:21] Prime... I see the trailers. Yeah, so it happens. Just the trailer. The

[00:10:24] movie doesn't start. No, no, the trailer. Oh, and I'm fine with that.

[00:10:27] I hate it. But it has a like a 95% on Rotten Tomatoes. It is only

[00:10:33] 91 minutes, so it's the perfect length. I really enjoyed it. I would

[00:10:38] highly recommend it if you have Amazon Prime and you're looking

[00:10:42] for a fun movie to watch. No, I've heard it's good. I've seen some critics

[00:10:47] talk about it that it's a very good movie so I'm curious. Yeah, and it's

[00:10:51] also... The subplot is to... He's Brazilian American. His father's

[00:10:58] not in the story but his mother is Brazilian and there's also a

[00:11:02] lot of kind of immigrant undertones as well about... It's really

[00:11:06] interesting where kids that are born in America to immigrant

[00:11:11] parents feel very torn between the nation of their parents and the

[00:11:16] nation they're born in. They feel very fully American but their

[00:11:21] parents don't. So there's that tension there and it does a good

[00:11:24] job of telling that story because it's kind of autobiographical

[00:11:28] for the director and main actor Rudy Mincuso. So again, fun

[00:11:33] movie if you can see it. Another one I watched was Dune Part

[00:11:37] 2. Have you seen that one? I have. We all liked it, right? Do

[00:11:42] I have to say anything more about that? I'm not sure that... I think

[00:11:44] I'm the only one who talked about Dune 2 because I don't think Ben

[00:11:46] had seen it when we last time we were on the pod. I liked it

[00:11:50] better than Dune 1. So I really wish that I would have

[00:11:54] watched the first one. We watched it like the day

[00:11:58] we watched it before. I watched it when it came out and then

[00:12:01] I watched Dune 2 and I was really lost for half the

[00:12:03] movie. Dune 2 is significantly better than Dune 1.

[00:12:06] It's very good. The performances are way better in my

[00:12:10] opinion but also I really do wish that I would have just

[00:12:14] rewatched the first one because I was a little bit... I mean I caught

[00:12:18] up eventually but there was a lot, you know? It's a heavy

[00:12:21] movie. There's a lot going on. Yeah. A lot of characters, a

[00:12:24] lot of planets. A lot of political intrigue. Timothy

[00:12:27] Shalame is just fantastic. He's great. And it's the first

[00:12:30] film. It was the one time where I was like... Alright. I think

[00:12:32] Brad, you mentioned this but it's one of the first films

[00:12:34] I've seen where he actually does something different than

[00:12:37] Boyish Charm, Timothy Shalame. I felt like he actually

[00:12:41] was acting in this. Yeah. Right. And did a really good

[00:12:44] job. Zendaya is always good. You know who? I thought

[00:12:47] it was really good. Rebecca Ferguson was really

[00:12:49] good in this as well. Well she's always good in

[00:12:51] everything. Yeah. But I mean she's just... She's just...

[00:12:53] Yeah. I agree. Is that the mom? Yeah. Yeah. She

[00:12:55] just does really good. Yeah. I really like this.

[00:12:58] Awesome Butler. You said this in your review. Such a

[00:13:02] good villain. Oh. Surprised me. Yeah. Surprised me.

[00:13:05] I would have... Madman. How much I disdained him in this.

[00:13:09] I would like to see him as a villain in a lot more.

[00:13:11] Mm-hmm. You know honestly like MCU stuff or Mad Max

[00:13:14] type stuff. Yeah. He clearly lends himself to

[00:13:18] the wild man crazy shit. Yeah. I wouldn't be

[00:13:21] surprised if that happened at some point. That's

[00:13:22] awesome. Yeah. The final movie I watched of

[00:13:25] Finn and I are watching war movies. He wants to

[00:13:30] watch some war movies. What's the impetus for this?

[00:13:33] He just is a genre of film. He said he hasn't

[00:13:35] watched many of them so... Okay. So Predator

[00:13:38] 1987. You're going to want to watch that.

[00:13:41] We will... General Hopper goes into the jungle

[00:13:44] and they send a rescue team in. Is this

[00:13:47] a true story? That's the plot of Predator.

[00:13:50] I know. I'm just saying... Yeah. So tell him

[00:13:52] that's what the movie is about. It's a war movie.

[00:13:55] We watched... The first one we watched...

[00:13:58] Well, we've seen a couple over the last month

[00:14:00] but our month and a half. But the latest one

[00:14:02] we watched was a film called We Were Soldiers.

[00:14:05] Do you remember that one? Yeah. With Mel Gibson.

[00:14:07] Yeah. Ben Ziedel.

[00:14:22] You

[00:14:53] So yeah. It was a... I actually

[00:14:56] loved this film when it came out. It's not the

[00:14:58] best film but it was always fun. I love...

[00:15:01] It's Vietnam, right? Yeah. But I loved that

[00:15:04] there's some complexity to this because they

[00:15:07] also show the Vietnamese side as a soldier

[00:15:10] in a general who is also trying to what

[00:15:13] they perceive to do with the right thing.

[00:15:15] And so they're showing both sides a little

[00:15:17] bit in this. It's not as nuanced as I

[00:15:19] thought. It's better than some. So I was

[00:15:21] just on vacation with my buddy Zach

[00:15:23] Kenny and he's a firefighter here in

[00:15:26] our town. One of his fellow firefighters

[00:15:28] gave him a book to read and it's... I don't

[00:15:30] remember the name of it but he was reading

[00:15:32] it on vacation and it's the... It was a...

[00:15:35] It's a story of the sold...

[00:15:38] The German soldiers in 1940, whatever.

[00:15:41] A guy interviewed them right after

[00:15:44] the war. And then I believe the guy's

[00:15:46] son went back and interviewed the same

[00:15:48] guy's ten years later to see what had

[00:15:51] changed about what they knew.

[00:15:53] Oh, are we the bad guys type thing?

[00:15:55] And so he's reading me excerpts from this

[00:15:57] book in a very similar fashion where we

[00:16:00] were told that we were defending Europe.

[00:16:02] We were told that the American invaders

[00:16:05] were going to take over the world and we

[00:16:07] were the last people to stop them. So

[00:16:09] they were fighting for what they truly

[00:16:10] believed in and of course we're

[00:16:11] fighting them saying you guys are

[00:16:13] trying to take over the world. But there

[00:16:15] is another side always and they're not

[00:16:17] all bad people. A lot of them just believe

[00:16:19] the propaganda. That's the craziest

[00:16:22] thing in the world. This wasn't the

[00:16:25] nuanced thing that you would have

[00:16:26] necessarily loved but it's not a terrible

[00:16:27] movie, right? I don't remember it being

[00:16:29] bad. No, there's actually some fun

[00:16:32] performances in it. There's some emotional

[00:16:34] elements and it was fun to see some of

[00:16:36] the cast, right? So you have Greg

[00:16:38] Keneer in there as like... I don't see

[00:16:40] Greg Keneer much. Did he get cancelled

[00:16:41] or anything or what? No.

[00:16:43] As far as we know Greg Keneer is not

[00:16:45] cancelled. Chris Klein, you know, because

[00:16:47] he was very successful at that point. He

[00:16:49] was kind of an up-and-coming actor.

[00:16:51] Kerry Russell obviously still doing

[00:16:53] something. You know who I haven't seen in a

[00:16:55] while? Barry Pepper. What happened to Barry

[00:16:57] Pepper? He's still around. He didn't

[00:16:59] necessarily take the Cavizel route but

[00:17:01] it's close. Is that... I don't think so.

[00:17:03] Is he doing kind of more alt-right stuff?

[00:17:05] No, I don't think so. I'm pretty sure he's not.

[00:17:07] Okay, okay, okay. He was in crawl.

[00:17:09] He wasn't crawl. You know who I

[00:17:11] love? Great movie. That doesn't get

[00:17:13] that much attention. Mel Gibson. No, Ryan

[00:17:15] Hurst. I like Ryan Hurst a lot.

[00:17:17] I don't know who that is. I'm not trying to

[00:17:19] know who that is either. Ryan Hurst was in

[00:17:21] Remember the Titans. That's probably the

[00:17:23] first film you've seen him in. He's

[00:17:25] the white linebacker in there, right?

[00:17:27] The main... Per tier? Okay.

[00:17:29] And then if you've ever seen

[00:17:31] Sons of Anarchy. No.

[00:17:33] He is a character in Sons of

[00:17:35] Anarchy which was on for

[00:17:37] five or six seasons. I mean I know

[00:17:39] what it is. And he does so

[00:17:41] well in that role that he's just

[00:17:43] fantastic. I didn't even know he was on Sons of

[00:17:45] Anarchy. Yeah, he's one of the main

[00:17:47] guys and I guess

[00:17:49] I'll spoil it. His death scene in

[00:17:51] that... Whoa! I'm going to spoil it because

[00:17:53] it was over in 2012.

[00:17:55] Shows a different shelf life, buddy.

[00:17:57] But is

[00:17:59] absolutely fantastic and he

[00:18:01] acts his butt off in it and he's so

[00:18:03] good. And I think he wanted to

[00:18:05] satellite. Yeah, he did. He wanted to

[00:18:07] satellite a word for that performance but

[00:18:09] he's the whole satellite.

[00:18:11] Nate's saying that like he's not just looking at the Wikipedia. No, that's what I said.

[00:18:13] I think... Nate, why is the satellite award so

[00:18:15] important? Well for me

[00:18:17] it's like better than the BAFTAs.

[00:18:19] Why?

[00:18:21] Well I think it's self-evident

[00:18:23] because it's the International Press Academy that does it.

[00:18:25] So it's not just like the British...

[00:18:27] Kind of like comparing the Hollywood Foreign Press to the Academy.

[00:18:29] Yeah. Yeah, because the Hollywood Foreign Press

[00:18:31] sucks, Nate.

[00:18:33] Do you really like the satellite awards better? No.

[00:18:35] Okay. That's why I was

[00:18:37] asking you. Let me

[00:18:39] the satellite awards are better because you don't have to be there to get it.

[00:18:41] Yeah.

[00:18:43] Such a tough...

[00:18:45] But you know what else is in this that I saw?

[00:18:47] John Hamm in a small role. Really?

[00:18:49] Yep. Hamming it up.

[00:18:51] Clark Gregg is in it as well.

[00:18:53] That's fun to see. Just like I said, I like watching movies...

[00:18:55] That's Agent Colson, Ben. Yeah, I like watching

[00:18:57] movies from early 2000s

[00:18:59] or late 90s

[00:19:01] where

[00:19:03] these guys are just cutting their teeth. Yeah, you see them now and you're like, holy

[00:19:05] shit. They had 10 lines in that film, right?

[00:19:07] They had a scene or two and now they're big deals.

[00:19:09] But you know, I

[00:19:11] bet that was just the biggest deal, right?

[00:19:13] For John Hamm to get a role

[00:19:15] in a film with Mel Gibson. Yeah, for sure.

[00:19:17] I want to talk as well about Sam Elliott.

[00:19:19] Sam Elliott's in this and I love Sam Elliott.

[00:19:21] And like, I just...

[00:19:23] Sam Elliott reminds me of my grandfather a lot

[00:19:25] and he probably reminds a lot of people of their grandfathers. Sure.

[00:19:27] Yeah, he definitely reminds me a lot

[00:19:29] of my Mexican grandfather.

[00:19:31] You also have an American grandfather.

[00:19:33] What?

[00:19:37] I need you to pull from

[00:19:39] within on that one, right?

[00:19:41] Do you guys have a favorite role from Sam Elliott?

[00:19:43] Is it the big Lebowski? No.

[00:19:45] For me it's Tombstone. For me it's Prancer.

[00:19:47] Is it really? No.

[00:19:49] I mean, I watch Prancer.

[00:19:51] Is it

[00:19:53] The Good Dinosaur? He plays the voice of Butch.

[00:19:55] Yeah, that was definitely my favorite role of him.

[00:19:57] I love Sam Elliott.

[00:19:59] My favorite performance is Wild West.

[00:20:03] Does that know what that is? Nope.

[00:20:05] Is it the prequel to Wild Wild West?

[00:20:07] No, he's the voice of Adam West's brother

[00:20:09] and family guy who took over as mayor.

[00:20:11] Oh, that's funny.

[00:20:13] It's a pretty good way to do that.

[00:20:15] I like Sam Elliott though. He does a good job.

[00:20:17] My mom got a kiss from Sam Elliott on her cheek.

[00:20:19] Oh.

[00:20:21] Yeah.

[00:20:23] When he was in town shooting Prancer.

[00:20:25] Yeah, for those of our international viewers,

[00:20:27] Prancer was shot

[00:20:29] in La Porte, Indiana.

[00:20:31] And if you don't know what Prancer is, it's a Christmas movie.

[00:20:33] One of the greatest.

[00:20:35] So, well...

[00:20:37] It's pretty good.

[00:20:39] I think we talked about this before.

[00:20:41] It's like a Sundance Christmas movie basically.

[00:20:43] Yeah, I mean, it definitely has more

[00:20:45] of an independent movie vibe to it obviously.

[00:20:47] But they shot that here in our town of La Porte.

[00:20:49] A lot of people met Sam Elliott

[00:20:51] and said he was a very nice guy.

[00:20:53] Yes.

[00:20:55] And also very handsome.

[00:20:57] That's what I'm saying. He's just an age as well.

[00:20:59] He's been old for 40 years now.

[00:21:01] I think he just went gray at like 32.

[00:21:03] Well, he's got the Christopher Lloyd condition.

[00:21:05] Yeah.

[00:21:07] He's got white hair at 41.

[00:21:09] Well, that is all I've seen

[00:21:11] that I can think of

[00:21:13] right now anyway.

[00:21:15] We'll go think of some more later.

[00:21:17] Ben, what did you see, buddy?

[00:21:19] So, I think the last time we recorded...

[00:21:21] I've been on a Marvel kick again.

[00:21:23] Okay.

[00:21:25] So, I've been rewatching a lot of the MCU.

[00:21:27] And I don't remember if I've already talked about all this,

[00:21:29] but I've watched quite a few of those

[00:21:31] like Age of Ultron and Avengers

[00:21:33] and Winter Soldier.

[00:21:35] And

[00:21:37] Guardians 1 and 2

[00:21:39] and

[00:21:41] the original Iron Man.

[00:21:43] Iron Man 2 and Iron Man 3.

[00:21:45] Yeah.

[00:21:47] I'm just kind of going through...

[00:21:49] You know, I've seen the Thor's a lot,

[00:21:51] so I didn't rewatch those.

[00:21:53] But I watched all the...

[00:21:55] I think Thor 1 has a...

[00:21:57] There's a Fish Out of Water charm there.

[00:21:59] And 3 is one of the best ones in the MCU

[00:22:01] by far.

[00:22:03] But yeah,

[00:22:05] watching them all again

[00:22:07] Winter Soldier sticks out.

[00:22:09] Winter Soldier is the perfect thing.

[00:22:11] It is a great film.

[00:22:13] It's still...

[00:22:15] I mean, the CGI and everything,

[00:22:17] some of the stuff in the Avengers

[00:22:19] has aged a bit and this and that,

[00:22:21] but still in Winter Soldier,

[00:22:23] the way that they shoot scenes and stuff,

[00:22:25] it's so practical.

[00:22:27] They really look great still.

[00:22:29] And of course there's so many, you know,

[00:22:31] mic drops in that movie as far as like

[00:22:33] building what is the MCU's going to become, right?

[00:22:35] Just really fucking good.

[00:22:37] So that was tremendous.

[00:22:39] It's 10 years old this year.

[00:22:41] Winter Soldier?

[00:22:43] Yeah. So good though.

[00:22:45] And finally Smoke in France.

[00:22:47] Anyway,

[00:22:49] I also watched...

[00:22:51] Halfway through Ricky Stinecky.

[00:22:53] Oh, halfway? That's not that long of a movie.

[00:22:55] Yeah, what are you doing?

[00:22:57] Just wanna put that out there.

[00:22:59] It's not just all those used up movies.

[00:23:01] Like you watch whole movies though.

[00:23:03] And don't bring them up unless you've watched a whole movie.

[00:23:05] Alright, well I watched The Cat in the Hat last night with my dumb friend Brad.

[00:23:07] Fuck yeah, you did.

[00:23:11] Yeah, we did!

[00:23:13] Did you guys really?

[00:23:15] Brad was like, I have a nettle.

[00:23:17] And I would like to watch The Cat in the Hat.

[00:23:19] He hasn't seen it since it came out.

[00:23:21] I haven't seen it since it came out.

[00:23:23] This movie came out in 2003.

[00:23:25] So we're talking about a 21 year old movie.

[00:23:27] Yeah, I have not seen that movie in forever.

[00:23:29] It's an hour 20 with credits.

[00:23:31] So it's an hour 15.

[00:23:33] Maybe an hour 12.

[00:23:35] And why are you gonna turn that down?

[00:23:37] Like that's a breeze.

[00:23:39] That's a breeze!

[00:23:41] And also he was like, you gotta watch this movie because Mike Myers commits.

[00:23:43] He goes for it.

[00:23:45] I couldn't believe how many different accents he was doing in this film.

[00:23:47] Like doing a full on Barbara Streisand.

[00:23:49] His default is basically Coffee Talk.

[00:23:51] It's Coffee Talk.

[00:23:53] 100%.

[00:23:55] It's just crazy.

[00:23:57] But then also, when he says oh yeah,

[00:23:59] he'll do it.

[00:24:01] And I'll lean away from the mic here.

[00:24:03] Oh yeah!

[00:24:05] So he'll do this really, really Jewish setup

[00:24:07] where he's like, I don't know, what are you thinking?

[00:24:09] Oh yeah!

[00:24:11] He's like the Kool-Aid man.

[00:24:13] He's thinking a little more Snaggle Puss than it is in the movie.

[00:24:15] I said he was doing Snaggle Puss.

[00:24:17] No, no, he has a Snaggle Puss attitude but the voice you're doing is

[00:24:19] it's too Snaggle Puss.

[00:24:21] He's not like that in the movie.

[00:24:23] Yeah he is!

[00:24:25] No, he's doing more of this.

[00:24:27] This is how he talks.

[00:24:29] But then also exit stage right even.

[00:24:31] He's doing that too.

[00:24:33] He doesn't do that exact voice.

[00:24:35] It's better when Mike Myers says it.

[00:24:37] Oh is it?

[00:24:39] It's better than what we are doing right now on the couch.

[00:24:41] The movie is bad.

[00:24:43] It's absolutely nonsense.

[00:24:45] But I think Mike Myers is so genuinely funny in this movie

[00:24:49] because there are so many insane things that he can do as the cat in the hat

[00:24:53] because the character has no limits.

[00:24:55] He uses all these imaginary magical things.

[00:24:59] And back in 2003 they gave him a $200 million budget or whatever.

[00:25:03] It's $109 million.

[00:25:05] But these days it's probably $500 million.

[00:25:07] They gave him practical effects, practical sets.

[00:25:10] It's all real!

[00:25:12] And it was like $500 million on the background at Universal

[00:25:14] on fucking shit up.

[00:25:16] They had a scene of a car crash and it was like a 10 second scene.

[00:25:18] And it was like how much money was that?

[00:25:20] It's incredible.

[00:25:22] And Alec Baldwin is going ham as the villain.

[00:25:26] I have not seen this film in so long

[00:25:28] and you guys are actually kind of intriguing me right now.

[00:25:32] Yeah it's worth a watch just to be like what the fuck am I watching?

[00:25:34] I really enjoy watching the cat in the hat because of Mike Myers.

[00:25:38] There are parts that they genuinely make me laugh because they're so silly.

[00:25:42] Did you enjoy watching it Ben?

[00:25:44] Of course I did.

[00:25:46] There's a lot of sexual innuendo.

[00:25:48] There's a lot of jokes that are just for adults for sure.

[00:25:51] Where there's a literal wink at the camera and he breaks the fourth wall.

[00:25:54] And then they move on.

[00:25:56] He reacts a lot like an old timey comedian would too.

[00:26:00] Almost like he's doing a vaudeville show in a way.

[00:26:02] One of my favorite parts that makes me laugh every single time

[00:26:05] is when they say well there's two options.

[00:26:08] We can go through a large variety of shots

[00:26:13] or we can do a fantastic musical number

[00:26:16] and Dakota Fanny goes how many shots?

[00:26:18] And he goes how many shots?

[00:26:20] You know?

[00:26:22] He's just having a lot of fun.

[00:26:24] He's having a lot of fun.

[00:26:25] And I have fun watching it.

[00:26:26] And I hope Nate, I hope you have fun watching it.

[00:26:28] I do need to re-see this.

[00:26:29] You should sit down and watch it with the kids.

[00:26:31] I would be fascinated to hear.

[00:26:33] Honestly, after you watch it, we should have Finn back on the show

[00:26:36] and talk to him.

[00:26:37] I would love to hear what he's going to say.

[00:26:38] I honestly want to hear how many frames per second the movie is.

[00:26:41] He will tell us.

[00:26:43] It's always 24.

[00:26:45] Unless it's Peter Jackson.

[00:26:47] No, it's a lot.

[00:26:48] I'm just saying, if he knows more about movies than I do,

[00:26:50] I'm embarrassed.

[00:26:51] It's okay.

[00:26:52] He knows a lot more than I do.

[00:26:54] Plus he sits down and watches them in entire chunks too.

[00:26:57] Yeah, he does.

[00:26:58] By the way, Ricky's and Nikki's funny.

[00:27:00] You should watch that.

[00:27:01] No, it is funny.

[00:27:02] I'm halfway through.

[00:27:04] I had to go do something.

[00:27:06] To be fair, it gets worse.

[00:27:08] But it's fine.

[00:27:09] It's like the film's a funny film.

[00:27:11] It's fun.

[00:27:12] Vacation Friends was better than what I've seen out of Ricky's

[00:27:17] two.

[00:27:18] What about Vacation Friends 2?

[00:27:19] Terrible.

[00:27:20] It's literally dog shit.

[00:27:21] I haven't watched any of them.

[00:27:23] Watch Vacation Friends do not watch Vacation Friends 2.

[00:27:25] Vacation Friends 2 adds Steve with shaming.

[00:27:27] You're like, oh good.

[00:27:28] And then you start watching it like, oh no.

[00:27:30] Why?

[00:27:31] Don't do that.

[00:27:32] Have you watched anything else?

[00:27:34] I mean, I just listed like the 17 movies I watched.

[00:27:38] Well, I was happy that you reminded us all the movies that are in the MCU

[00:27:41] because I'd forgotten since last time we talked about it.

[00:27:43] You know, what about you?

[00:27:45] There's some weeks that I owe you to watch a movie.

[00:27:48] I made some time to do a rewatch.

[00:27:50] And now I'm getting shit about that too.

[00:27:52] What about you?

[00:27:53] So what lesson did you learn?

[00:27:55] That you're a bad person.

[00:27:58] Oh yeah!

[00:28:00] And I thought it was ADR.

[00:28:02] It's the same inflection, the same delivery, the same intonation,

[00:28:05] the same volume.

[00:28:06] He's very good at telling.

[00:28:08] Oh yeah!

[00:28:09] It's that and it's like, he says it seven times in the film,

[00:28:12] but it's exactly the same.

[00:28:14] I'm like, that's just they're looping it.

[00:28:16] And Brzezzy, no, he's saying it every time.

[00:28:17] I'm like, I disagree.

[00:28:18] It can't be that perfect every time.

[00:28:20] Do it three times.

[00:28:21] I'll tell you if you could do it.

[00:28:22] Oh yeah!

[00:28:23] Oh yeah!

[00:28:24] Oh yeah!

[00:28:25] That's three times.

[00:28:26] Yeah, you can do it.

[00:28:27] Was that the exact same movie?

[00:28:28] Yeah, it really was.

[00:28:29] It really was.

[00:28:30] Okay, well I'm just really talented so...

[00:28:36] Yes you are, yes you are,

[00:28:38] but you're a talented little boy.

[00:28:40] I need to hear that this week boys, thank you.

[00:28:42] You're very talented.

[00:28:43] Yeah, very talented.

[00:28:45] And you do remind me of my parents, you know what?

[00:28:47] Because you were saying that, you both weren't looking at me.

[00:28:50] You were, Brad's on his phone and Nate was looking away.

[00:28:52] Yeah buddy, you're real talented.

[00:28:53] Are you looking at the movies you watch buddy?

[00:28:54] No, I'm just checking out porn.

[00:28:58] See what new uploads we got.

[00:29:00] Is that why the Dune Popcorn bucket is here?

[00:29:02] Yeah, I'm sorry, I just got to...

[00:29:04] He brings it everywhere.

[00:29:05] I find it weird that he does.

[00:29:06] He brings it everywhere.

[00:29:07] Hey guys, this is my Dune Popcorn bucket.

[00:29:09] Oh sorry, you don't take things that comfort you when you go places?

[00:29:12] You don't got a nice blanket you take with you?

[00:29:14] I'm sorry that I'm taking the Dune Popcorn bucket with me.

[00:29:16] That's something that comforts you, that's something you come for.

[00:29:19] Yeah, I wish I was the same difference.

[00:29:21] Same difference.

[00:29:22] I wish I was just gonna see you right now that you are actually under a blanket

[00:29:25] and like cuddled up right now.

[00:29:27] Well, cause we're in Ben's chilly basement and since it's the Midwest spring here

[00:29:32] it's chilly fucking cold.

[00:29:33] This is very comfortable.

[00:29:35] But it's practically taking off clothes already.

[00:29:37] Yeah, I'm in shorts and a t-shirt, I feel great.

[00:29:39] I feel like you just chugged half a bottle of Jack so his body's cold.

[00:29:41] I know, I'm just a big fan of you.

[00:29:43] Oh wait, his body's jacked.

[00:29:44] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[00:29:46] Check out these cum gutters.

[00:29:50] So hey, before this...

[00:29:51] Those are just mock gutters he has from the function of shots that he jizzes into.

[00:29:57] Yeah, the scrap yard will not take them.

[00:30:00] They're just stuck to each other like we can't tear them apart.

[00:30:03] No, what kind of cock did you use?

[00:30:05] I was like mine.

[00:30:07] There we go.

[00:30:08] We're got full circle.

[00:30:09] Instruction and wieners, I love it.

[00:30:13] Oh, like a hot dog at the break site.

[00:30:16] What are we doing here?

[00:30:18] Oh, you guys.

[00:30:21] I watched some things.

[00:30:22] What'd you watch?

[00:30:23] I watched Lisa Frankenstein.

[00:30:25] Oh, how was it?

[00:30:26] You haven't seen this yet?

[00:30:27] No, I haven't seen it yet.

[00:30:28] It's on Peacock so if you haven't watched it, it's conveniently available.

[00:30:30] I think it's called Peacock.

[00:30:32] Peacock!

[00:30:33] Lisa Frankenstein.

[00:30:34] It's great.

[00:30:35] This movie really...

[00:30:36] Is it really great?

[00:30:37] No, it really is.

[00:30:38] Why didn't you see it in theater then?

[00:30:39] I kept putting it off.

[00:30:40] I did want to go see it in theaters and then by the time I was feeling...

[00:30:43] And the reviews weren't perfect either, right?

[00:30:45] No, no, and I don't really understand why necessarily because I do...

[00:30:50] This is a kind of comedy that they don't make much anymore.

[00:30:54] It really does feel straight out of the 80s.

[00:30:57] It feels like it has the vibe of a Beetlejuice or a Drop Dead Fred, something kind of like that.

[00:31:06] And it's just...

[00:31:07] It's Catherine Newton's Fantastic.

[00:31:09] It has a nice tinge of dark comedy to it.

[00:31:13] It's got some nice romance.

[00:31:15] It has some great 1980s visual style.

[00:31:18] It's just really enjoyable.

[00:31:19] I like the soundtrack.

[00:31:21] I love the performances.

[00:31:23] It's just like, you know, bloody enough to be a little bit, you know, suspenseful in a way.

[00:31:30] But it's very much an 80s dark comedy.

[00:31:34] And I really liked that a lot.

[00:31:35] I dug it.

[00:31:37] I would recommend...

[00:31:38] I can't wait to see it.

[00:31:39] I would recommend you see it out.

[00:31:40] Some of the reviews kind of didn't scare me away, but it made me think,

[00:31:42] I'm just going to wait till this comes out on...

[00:31:44] No, if you...

[00:31:45] It's one of those movies where like just go along, you know, just with it and enjoy the ride that it has.

[00:31:50] Because it's a lot of fun.

[00:31:51] All right, what else do you see?

[00:31:53] I also saw...

[00:31:55] I've only watched one part of this, but there's two parts.

[00:31:58] And I watched Steve Martin.

[00:32:02] Oh yeah, the Martin documentary.

[00:32:03] Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.

[00:32:04] Dacabatari.

[00:32:05] That's out now.

[00:32:06] Where did you watch it?

[00:32:07] It's on Apple TV Plus.

[00:32:08] And I watched the first one, which was the then chapter,

[00:32:10] which is about his early stand-up career and how he became a comedian

[00:32:14] and all that jazz.

[00:32:15] Does it cover him being a magician?

[00:32:17] It does, yeah.

[00:32:18] Because Steve Martin really was a magician at Disneyland for a while.

[00:32:23] And he used to work in the magic shop, and that's kind of where he cut his teeth

[00:32:26] and like figured out certain old school showbiz things before he got into stand-up and whatnot.

[00:32:30] And it's interesting.

[00:32:31] It's not quite as good as I wanted it to be, and it's not that it's bad.

[00:32:35] It's just like...

[00:32:37] Is it not really unearthing anything that you don't already know?

[00:32:41] Well, is Steve Martin pretty boring?

[00:32:44] I mean honestly...

[00:32:45] Honestly, there is a little bit of an aspect to it because I like it because I'm into Steve Martin.

[00:32:52] Yeah, we host the SNL podcast as well.

[00:32:54] And there's a little bit of what Ben says because I read Born Standing Up, his book,

[00:32:58] and so they do talk about a lot of what he talks about in the book.

[00:33:02] So it's like, oh yeah, I know this.

[00:33:03] I read it as well.

[00:33:04] Yeah.

[00:33:05] But there's cool archival footage or something like that.

[00:33:07] I think my big problem honestly comes down to style the way that director Morgan Neville did it

[00:33:12] because I do like Morgan Neville.

[00:33:14] He did 20 feet from Stardom.

[00:33:15] He did the Mr. Rogers documentary.

[00:33:17] He's a good documentary filmmaker.

[00:33:19] But for this one, the style that he opted at least for this chapter,

[00:33:23] and I wonder if it's different for the now one that talks about Steve Martin's career

[00:33:27] and his movie career and what he's doing these days,

[00:33:29] is it's the kind of documentary where he is editing together a lot of archival snippets

[00:33:36] that aren't of Steve Martin.

[00:33:38] The style is where they take a lot of old school vintage footage and photos and stuff like that

[00:33:46] and use them and repurpose them to create a vibe of the 60s or the 70s.

[00:33:52] And so there is real footage of Steve Martin,

[00:33:54] but they're not using any actual talking heads.

[00:33:57] It's all voiceover.

[00:33:58] And so they identify who the voice is in the lower left-hand corner

[00:34:01] when it's Jerry Seinfeld or one of Steve Martin's girlfriends

[00:34:05] or his parents or something like that.

[00:34:07] But it kind of feels kind of frenetic and makes it a little harder to connect

[00:34:13] when it's just a lot of general cutting around at random bullshit

[00:34:16] that I would much rather see the talking head honestly.

[00:34:19] No, because there's a lot that's lost on facial expression

[00:34:23] and intonation when you're not watching.

[00:34:26] You're just hearing it?

[00:34:27] Yeah.

[00:34:28] Because some people aren't great at storytelling just in audio media.

[00:34:35] But some people have very expressive faces that you want to see.

[00:34:38] I want to see that.

[00:34:39] And there's something that kind of takes me out of it

[00:34:42] because it's the kind of thing where they'll use a real clip of Steve Martin

[00:34:48] doing his stand-up act,

[00:34:51] but it's a show where they didn't have a camera on the audience or something

[00:34:55] and so they splice in a footage of an audience from wherever.

[00:35:00] And just really just takes me out of it.

[00:35:03] It wasn't very exciting.

[00:35:05] And there's aspects of it that weren't particularly interesting.

[00:35:08] And some of it, I will say that some of it is also because aspects of Steve Martin's

[00:35:13] early stand-up career haven't aged in a way where it's still as funny as it was.

[00:35:19] There's some stuff that Steve Martin did when he was younger

[00:35:21] that is still brilliant.

[00:35:23] But there's other things...

[00:35:24] 1967?

[00:35:25] Yeah, but there's other things where I'm just like, okay.

[00:35:28] Of course.

[00:35:29] Like anything.

[00:35:30] Yeah.

[00:35:31] And so it has trouble getting momentum in a way.

[00:35:34] But there's still interesting stuff that I like hearing about

[00:35:39] and just there's cool stories of him talking about people that he opened for

[00:35:45] and things like that.

[00:35:47] So it's worth watching, but it was a little bit of a slog every now and then.

[00:35:51] I opened for a 32-year-old Milton Burl.

[00:35:54] And...

[00:35:55] But yeah.

[00:35:57] So I'm interested to watch this second chapter.

[00:35:58] Milton Burl is very old, Nate.

[00:36:00] That's not...

[00:36:01] No, that's Wilfer Brimley I was thinking of.

[00:36:04] Also very old.

[00:36:05] I got the Betis.

[00:36:06] I got the Betis.

[00:36:07] No, it's Diabetes.

[00:36:08] Diabetes.

[00:36:09] I got the Betis.

[00:36:10] It's not the Betis.

[00:36:11] It's not like he's not fucking up the word the.

[00:36:13] The Bulls.

[00:36:14] Diabetes.

[00:36:15] Diabetes.

[00:36:16] I got the Betis.

[00:36:17] That's not okay.

[00:36:18] That's not working out.

[00:36:19] But I got the Betis.

[00:36:20] That's fine.

[00:36:21] We're done.

[00:36:22] I got it.

[00:36:23] I also saw a movie called Immaculate.

[00:36:27] Oh, is that the one with Ben's crush?

[00:36:30] I'm not sure if it's Ben's crush.

[00:36:32] Kurt Cameron?

[00:36:33] Well, no, you said you didn't like her at all.

[00:36:34] You didn't find her very attractive and Ben did.

[00:36:37] No one ever said that.

[00:36:39] Not only anyone's.

[00:36:40] Sydney Sweeney?

[00:36:41] Right.

[00:36:42] I remember Ben saying...

[00:36:43] Oh, yeah, big fan.

[00:36:44] And then Brad was like...

[00:36:45] She's fine.

[00:36:46] She's fine.

[00:36:47] And I was like, wow, I'm in love.

[00:36:48] And you're like...

[00:36:49] Yeah, but I remember specifically in this studio, Ben was saying, I think she's very

[00:36:55] pretty.

[00:36:56] I would want to bring home and introduce to my mother.

[00:36:59] And you're like, she literally makes me want to vomit when I see her face.

[00:37:02] That does sound more familiar actually.

[00:37:04] Yeah.

[00:37:05] Now that's...

[00:37:06] All coming back, all coming back to me now.

[00:37:10] What are you doing?

[00:37:12] Are you Mark Wahlberg's fear yourself?

[00:37:16] No, Celine Dion punches her thing when she sings.

[00:37:19] You look like you're doing the thing that Mark Wahlberg doesn't fear where he's

[00:37:22] like beating his chest before he goes fucking crazy.

[00:37:24] He was doing the Matthew McConaughey thing from Wolf of Wall Street.

[00:37:28] Oh, that's a better one.

[00:37:29] I was like...

[00:37:30] No, because he was like...

[00:37:32] He was like reaching up hard.

[00:37:34] Like McConaughey keeps it close to the chest, but Mark Wahlberg was like...

[00:37:38] And Nate Lester's just punishing himself right now.

[00:37:40] Seriously?

[00:37:41] What are you doing?

[00:37:42] I've been in a lot of pain.

[00:37:43] No, it's called self-injurious behavior.

[00:37:46] We've got to talk to you about this.

[00:37:47] I feel like you've been reading about this.

[00:37:49] No, I did.

[00:37:50] I might see your thesis in college on it.

[00:37:52] I do recall that really quickly, by the way.

[00:37:54] Are you doing like a Da Vinci code thing where you're punishing yourself?

[00:37:57] I mean, maybe...

[00:37:59] Is that called self-flagilation?

[00:38:02] Yeah, flagulation.

[00:38:03] Do you also have a tricotillomania?

[00:38:05] Do you pull your own hair out?

[00:38:06] Is that really what that's called?

[00:38:08] No, but I'm really impressed that you remember it.

[00:38:10] I got a C minus in tricotillomania in high school.

[00:38:12] I have a degree in psychology and sometimes I pay attention.

[00:38:15] Did you?

[00:38:16] Do you know what tricotillomania is?

[00:38:19] I don't even know if that's true, but it sounds like it could be true.

[00:38:22] Like it sounds enough true.

[00:38:24] I hate you so much right now.

[00:38:26] I mean, jury's still out if that's a real word or not.

[00:38:29] I saw Immaculate.

[00:38:31] Conception?

[00:38:32] With Sydney Sweeney and it is great.

[00:38:37] You said that really sexually.

[00:38:39] No, no, it's a really good horror movie.

[00:38:41] It's a Rosemary's Baby Riff where Sydney Sweeney plays a nun

[00:38:45] who has just traveled overseas to Italy to take her vows,

[00:38:51] her convent shut down in America.

[00:38:53] She had a place to go until they offered her a space there.

[00:38:56] And she gets there, but this one takes a turn.

[00:39:01] But this one takes a turn.

[00:39:06] So I haven't really seen much of Sydney Sweeney's work.

[00:39:11] I haven't watched Euphoria.

[00:39:13] I haven't watched White Lotus.

[00:39:15] I haven't watched Madam Web Ball into You.

[00:39:17] Is that the new one?

[00:39:18] Anyone but you.

[00:39:19] I haven't seen that yet.

[00:39:20] I haven't seen Handmaid's Tale.

[00:39:22] So you only saw Madam Web?

[00:39:24] What have you seen?

[00:39:25] What have you seen?

[00:39:26] Madam Web and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

[00:39:28] That's it?

[00:39:29] As far as I remember anyway.

[00:39:30] And then her on SNL.

[00:39:31] Yeah, SNL.

[00:39:32] Oh, wow.

[00:39:33] Why?

[00:39:34] There's some good films in there.

[00:39:36] I haven't been actively avoiding it, necessarily.

[00:39:39] I just haven't seen them.

[00:39:40] And TV stuff, there's so much TV.

[00:39:42] I can't keep up with all the fucking TV.

[00:39:45] But so I've recognized that obviously she's very big right now.

[00:39:49] But I haven't seen anything where I've been like,

[00:39:51] oh yeah, she's a great actress.

[00:39:52] I saw this and I'm like, okay, now I get the Sydney Sweeney.

[00:39:55] Because she's awesome in this.

[00:39:56] And apparently she can just turn it the fuck on too.

[00:40:00] There were some stories.

[00:40:01] Or she can turn me on.

[00:40:02] I think that one.

[00:40:04] There were some stories about how she doesn't have

[00:40:07] like a big extensive prep, even for some of the crazy scenes

[00:40:11] that happened in this movie where she's screaming

[00:40:14] and terrified and everything.

[00:40:16] It really is just a thing where just before action,

[00:40:19] she's like, oh, yeah.

[00:40:20] And then all of a sudden she's just in it.

[00:40:23] And so she has some really great moments in this movie

[00:40:25] where she's just fantastic.

[00:40:27] I've dated women like that though.

[00:40:32] You see any other films?

[00:40:35] Such an asshole.

[00:40:37] Sometimes she's got to let Ben hang himself.

[00:40:41] He learns a lesson and we move on.

[00:40:43] No, but no, immaculate it was really good.

[00:40:47] I was really impressed by it.

[00:40:50] Her and her husband produced this film too, right?

[00:40:52] Oh, she's married?

[00:40:55] Yeah, her partner and her husband.

[00:40:57] It's producer.

[00:40:58] Also anyone but you.

[00:40:59] Oh really?

[00:41:00] Yeah.

[00:41:01] She even said throwing a little bit of shade on Madam Web

[00:41:03] that she wasn't necessarily fully invested in Madam Web

[00:41:08] but she used it as an opportunity to set up deals

[00:41:11] to make anyone but you

[00:41:13] and to be able to do stuff like immaculate.

[00:41:15] You should see anybody but you because I think you're like...

[00:41:18] Anyone but you.

[00:41:19] But yes, I do want to see it.

[00:41:20] I have heard that it's funny and entertaining.

[00:41:22] It's a nice run come.

[00:41:24] Yeah, that's what I've heard.

[00:41:25] So I will check it out at some point to be sure.

[00:41:29] All right.

[00:41:30] Yes, but those are all the movies

[00:41:32] that I've seen actually.

[00:41:35] Is there anything good coming out?

[00:41:37] Actually, I did rewatch Once Upon a Time in Hollywood recently

[00:41:40] because there was some online discussion that was happening.

[00:41:42] I was like, you know, I actually haven't seen that since I saw it in theaters

[00:41:45] and I decided to check it out again.

[00:41:47] Can you say a debate that Ben and I have had many, many, many times?

[00:41:52] This is not true.

[00:41:55] I just know it's not true no matter what you say right now.

[00:41:58] It's not true.

[00:41:59] Ben says that with two arms tied behind his back.

[00:42:04] He can beat Bruce Lee?

[00:42:06] No, no he wouldn't go that far.

[00:42:08] But that he could beat up Brad Pitt in that film

[00:42:13] with all the abs and like not even very much trying.

[00:42:18] Do you think Brad Pitt would have a chance to beat Ben in a fight?

[00:42:24] Does Ben... Does Brad have his arms tied behind his back?

[00:42:28] No, no, no because Ben wants to give him an advantage

[00:42:31] because again this isn't that hard for Ben.

[00:42:34] According to Ben, I think it's going to be a little harder but Ben's like...

[00:42:37] Is this on the heels of him directly, drunkly threatening his children?

[00:42:42] Because if so, I could beat that man's ass with my hand tied behind my back.

[00:42:46] I would just be so rageful that...

[00:42:48] I'm 330 pounds he's like a buck 50 soaking wet.

[00:42:51] I just sit on his ass.

[00:42:52] I wonder if he's one of those guys where you get to him in person

[00:42:55] and he's like 5'4".

[00:42:57] I would fuck him up.

[00:42:59] Even though he looks good for his age, he's getting up there in the U.S.

[00:43:03] And honestly, I feel like Ben's got enough inertia on his side.

[00:43:07] Even if Ben has his arms tied behind him, he throws his body at Brad Pitt

[00:43:12] and Brad Pitt's just broken.

[00:43:14] He's going to meet Joe Black and it's like...

[00:43:16] I mean that's exactly what Ben told me when we argued this point.

[00:43:19] So you're starting with him.

[00:43:21] Thanks buddy.

[00:43:22] I actually don't know how much of a compliment any of that was

[00:43:24] but I do appreciate it.

[00:43:26] I think it's one of those ones from that boulder.

[00:43:28] Yeah.

[00:43:30] I watched this film again about six months ago

[00:43:33] and I forgot that Austin Butler's in it until I watched it again.

[00:43:36] Yeah, there's a bunch of people who...

[00:43:38] For some reason I just forgot that he's in it.

[00:43:40] I mean Cindy Sweeney has like a blink and you miss it role in it.

[00:43:42] I forgot that Dakota Fanning was in this.

[00:43:44] Dakota Fanning has a pretty big role.

[00:43:46] Yeah.

[00:43:47] And that was a big part of the reason why I watched it

[00:43:50] is because I remembered a lot of the key moments of the movie

[00:43:54] especially involving DeCaprio and Brad Pitt

[00:43:56] but I had forgotten some of the side stuff and things that happened.

[00:43:59] A lot of people at that ranch though,

[00:44:01] like the women at the ranch are fairly substantial actors.

[00:44:07] Yeah, they're young up-and-coming actors.

[00:44:09] Yeah, like...

[00:44:10] Well, Alina Dunham's on an up-and-comer

[00:44:12] but she's one of them.

[00:44:14] Kevin Smith's daughter, Harley Quinn Smith

[00:44:16] is one of the people that's in there as well.

[00:44:19] But yeah, it's just...

[00:44:22] It's a great film.

[00:44:23] I mean, I think it's like Tarantino movies.

[00:44:25] I dig what he puts out there and it's a great movie.

[00:44:29] And Leo is just so good in that film.

[00:44:31] He really is.

[00:44:32] He's just so good.

[00:44:33] He's probably got a pretty good future ahead of him.

[00:44:35] I mean, let's wait for some more films.

[00:44:37] Okay.

[00:44:38] I'm willing to entertain that part, yes.

[00:44:40] At the very least, he has a new girlfriend probably soon.

[00:44:42] Hey guys, hey, I'm going to give you...

[00:44:44] Who do you think is a better actor?

[00:44:46] Tom Cruise or Leonardo DiCaprio?

[00:44:48] DeCaprio by far.

[00:44:49] DeCaprio has more versatility.

[00:44:51] Good.

[00:44:52] I just wanted to make sure you guys were on the same page.

[00:44:53] I think Tom Cruise is more dedicated though.

[00:44:55] Up to what? To Scientology?

[00:44:57] No, to like the craft.

[00:45:01] Why?

[00:45:02] Sorry, I'm glad...

[00:45:03] No, he's not.

[00:45:04] I mean, like really?

[00:45:05] No, no, I think there is stuff that Tom Cruise...

[00:45:08] Because he jumps on a plane?

[00:45:09] Yeah, because he does his own stuff.

[00:45:11] So like...

[00:45:12] No, no, no, no.

[00:45:13] That's a false dichotomy because they're not doing the same thing at all.

[00:45:15] I'm not talking about just the stunts, first of all.

[00:45:19] Yeah, well if you take the stunts away, then that's absolutely not true to DeCaprio.

[00:45:23] 100% is more involved in acting than Tom Cruise is.

[00:45:27] First of all, there's a lot more to it than that.

[00:45:31] I don't mean just the craft of acting.

[00:45:34] I mean the craft of just being a cinematic legend.

[00:45:38] Oh my God, you've been yourself into a corner and you just can't get out.

[00:45:42] When you've lost Ben on this Tom Cruise train,

[00:45:47] you've went too far.

[00:45:48] No, I think...

[00:45:49] So the thing with Cruise though is Cruise,

[00:45:51] so Cruise when it comes to being involved as a producer and stuff like that,

[00:45:57] the guy is like a fucking workhorse.

[00:45:59] He's involved in every facet of film making when he's a producer.

[00:46:04] I don't remember but I don't think I said which one's the better producer.

[00:46:10] Nate, that's a fair point and I want to come back and just tell you I don't give a shit.

[00:46:15] So you take that, you fold it up and put it in your wallet and just keep it there for a rainy day.

[00:46:23] I'm saying though if you look at the amount of films that Leonardo DeCaprio has produced as well,

[00:46:29] pretty impressive list.

[00:46:30] No, DeCaprio's a great producer too.

[00:46:32] But he also sits around a lot.

[00:46:35] What is... I don't even know what's happening right now.

[00:46:37] I have no idea where this is coming from.

[00:46:39] Like why is your need so strong to depend?

[00:46:42] Tom Cruise is the man and Zeno isn't a volcano because of him.

[00:46:49] He's to keep people safe.

[00:46:52] Alright, are we done?

[00:46:54] I think we've got some trailers.

[00:46:56] Oh yeah.

[00:46:57] Yeah Ben do you want to give us a little intro to the trailer part of the podcast?

[00:47:00] I don't know much but I know trailers.

[00:47:05] And that may be all I need to see.

[00:47:09] That was pretty good.

[00:47:10] I gotta give it to him.

[00:47:12] He went for the voice.

[00:47:13] You know he only did a little part of the song but I appreciate it.

[00:47:16] That's fine.

[00:47:17] Yeah, I'll go with it.

[00:47:18] I like it.

[00:47:19] Oh yeah!

[00:47:22] So we watched a couple trailers.

[00:47:24] One of them is for a new Netflix movie that's coming out.

[00:47:27] By the way when you talk about your Ben's trailer, it's trailer type.

[00:47:33] It plays in my head every time we do it.

[00:47:35] And I hate you for it because it's trailer time and it's gonna be great.

[00:47:40] Every time it still comes through my head.

[00:47:45] We watched the trailer for a new...

[00:47:51] A new Netflix movie coming on May 3rd.

[00:47:54] It's called Unfrosted.

[00:47:56] It's directed by Jerry Seinfeld and it stars everybody.

[00:47:59] Not age.

[00:48:00] No he's doing good.

[00:48:01] He turned 52 and just stayed 52.

[00:48:05] He's almost 70 years old.

[00:48:07] Are you serious?

[00:48:08] April 29th.

[00:48:09] Really?

[00:48:10] April 29th he'll be 70.

[00:48:11] Oh wow, he looks incredible.

[00:48:13] So this movie stars so many people.

[00:48:16] Let me read some names for you.

[00:48:17] Please do.

[00:48:18] We got Jay Seinfeld, Melissa McCarthy, Jim Gavigan, Hugh Grant, Amy Schumer, Max Greenfield, Peter Dinklage, Christian Slater, Bill Burr, Dan Levy, James Marsden,

[00:48:29] Jack Mubriar, Thomas Lennon, Bobby Moynihan, Mikey Day, Kyle Mooney, Tony Hale.

[00:48:37] Okay that's it.

[00:48:38] There's lots more.

[00:48:39] Beck Bennett.

[00:48:40] You can look at the cast list that shows up at the end of this.

[00:48:43] John Hale.

[00:48:44] Shut the fuck up Nate.

[00:48:45] Cedric Yarbaugh.

[00:48:46] Look at the list at the end of the trailer and you'll see it is insane how many people are in this movie.

[00:48:51] Just a who's who of big stars, day players.

[00:48:54] Just a fun cast of comedians and they're not doing the dramatic telling of how Pop Tarts came to be, which is what this movie's about in case you didn't know.

[00:49:04] It's very much a heightened comedic borderline parody depiction of how the Pop Tart was invented during a time when Kellogg's and Post were fighting for breakfast supremacy.

[00:49:18] Almost with an homage I felt to some Wes Anderson stuff a little bit in some of the...

[00:49:24] I can see that.

[00:49:25] Did you feel it?

[00:49:26] Yeah, just a little bit of like the feel.

[00:49:28] Because he's going for a specific aesthetic in this movie.

[00:49:33] Has a very glossy 1960s, pristine kind of depiction.

[00:49:38] But it looks like a lot of fun.

[00:49:40] It's the opposite of gritty, whatever that is.

[00:49:42] It's everything's clean and polished.

[00:49:44] Everything's astroturfed that they're walking on.

[00:49:47] And that does become very Wes Anderson-y.

[00:49:49] Yep, yep.

[00:49:50] You have a lot of people who are playing like the real life embodiment of like food mascots.

[00:49:56] Like Bobby Moynihan is Chef Boy R.D.

[00:49:59] You can see snap crackle and pop in there.

[00:50:01] Apparently Hugh Grant is playing the person who was like the original Tony the Tiger.

[00:50:07] Even though that person was not British.

[00:50:10] And Jerry San was like, hey, you know what?

[00:50:12] I don't care.

[00:50:15] This looks great.

[00:50:16] This looks great, isn't it?

[00:50:19] Instead of what Tony the Tiger normally says.

[00:50:22] That does sound a lot like Hugh Grant.

[00:50:27] Bad Boys 4.

[00:50:29] Are you going to see this in theaters?

[00:50:32] It's not coming to theaters.

[00:50:34] It's a Netflix douchebag.

[00:50:36] Maybe it's not in theaters.

[00:50:37] Yeah anyway, Bad Boys 4.

[00:50:39] What's it called?

[00:50:40] Bad Boys Rider Die.

[00:50:42] Oh by the way, Unfrosted comes out May 3rd so it's coming out in like...

[00:50:45] A month and a half.

[00:50:47] Less than a month.

[00:50:48] Oh yeah, it's April.

[00:50:50] April showers bring May flowers.

[00:50:54] Alright, Bad Boys Ride or Die.

[00:50:58] Very stylish trailer.

[00:50:59] Would you ride or would you die?

[00:51:01] I'd ride with this one.

[00:51:02] No, you'd die.

[00:51:03] You couldn't keep up with them.

[00:51:05] Oh no, you're right.

[00:51:06] They're older than me and I could not keep up with them.

[00:51:08] You know who's in this?

[00:51:10] Will Smith.

[00:51:11] DJ Khaled.

[00:51:13] And another one.

[00:51:14] Thank you.

[00:51:16] And another one.

[00:51:17] And Martin Lawrence who looks fat and then not fat?

[00:51:21] His body doesn't look as puffy as his face with the cake.

[00:51:24] His face looks so swollen.

[00:51:26] He's got chipmunk cheeks.

[00:51:27] Like he got stung by something.

[00:51:28] But then his body, it's like fine.

[00:51:30] So he's like a lollipop.

[00:51:31] Next week though, he turns 59.

[00:51:33] That's fine.

[00:51:34] Like that's not an excuse in Hollywood.

[00:51:36] Will Smith turns 56 this year.

[00:51:38] Will Smith's face looks like AI.

[00:51:40] Yeah.

[00:51:45] So yeah, what do you guys think about this latest chapter of Bad Boys?

[00:51:48] What do you guys think of Bad Boys for Life?

[00:51:50] I liked it.

[00:51:51] I didn't love it, but I liked it.

[00:51:52] I thought it was fine.

[00:51:53] I thought it was enjoyable.

[00:51:54] Yeah.

[00:51:55] It was kind of like that.

[00:51:56] When it came out, it was Slim Pickens.

[00:51:57] So I was very happy.

[00:51:58] That was a COVID film right?

[00:52:00] Actually I went to go see that in the theater.

[00:52:01] Yeah.

[00:52:02] It's no Bad Boys 2.

[00:52:05] Bad Boys 2 is phenomenal.

[00:52:06] Yeah.

[00:52:07] That is so over the top.

[00:52:08] They literally blow up a mansion for real.

[00:52:10] That's great.

[00:52:11] It's an all-time action movie.

[00:52:13] It really is.

[00:52:14] It's a truly a Michael Bay achievement.

[00:52:16] Yeah, it really is.

[00:52:17] And it sounds like we're being facetious,

[00:52:19] but I mean it's a really good action.

[00:52:21] No, no, it is.

[00:52:22] It is good shit.

[00:52:23] Yeah, Bad Boys for Life, I was fine with.

[00:52:25] I thought it was good.

[00:52:26] Do you remember that scene in Bad Boys 2

[00:52:27] where they take the car from Dan Marino?

[00:52:29] Yeah.

[00:52:30] And then they say,

[00:52:31] oh, Dan Marino should buy this car.

[00:52:33] Not this one because I'm going to fuck this one up.

[00:52:35] But Dan Marino should definitely get one of these cars.

[00:52:38] I think about that line like once a month.

[00:52:40] It's just a fun movie.

[00:52:42] It is.

[00:52:43] It is.

[00:52:44] It's good.

[00:52:45] And this looks like it'll carry over more of the style

[00:52:47] from the third movie, which it's fine.

[00:52:49] Pretty good stuff.

[00:52:50] Just stylistic action.

[00:52:53] A lot of bombastic things happening,

[00:52:55] but it's a lot of just slow-motion,

[00:52:57] tire squealing and whatever.

[00:52:59] I don't know how much substance there will be.

[00:53:01] Some of the comedic beats were good.

[00:53:04] Other comedic beats were fine.

[00:53:06] It's pretty hitter.

[00:53:08] But it does seem like this takes a little bit

[00:53:10] of like Fast & Furious where the action's getting

[00:53:13] more and more for regular cops, right?

[00:53:15] It's like they're writing in helicopters.

[00:53:18] Every film kind of increases some of the action,

[00:53:20] which I'm here for.

[00:53:21] I mean, to be fair, Bad Boys II kind of like...

[00:53:23] Yeah.

[00:53:24] I mean, for regular cops, they're also military.

[00:53:27] But it's Miami.

[00:53:28] So...

[00:53:29] Welcome to Miami.

[00:53:30] Bienvenidos.

[00:53:31] Yeah, you ever been to Miami?

[00:53:32] I'm a homie.

[00:53:33] Yeah.

[00:53:35] Drugs and explosions and car chases every day down there.

[00:53:39] That's why they...

[00:53:40] Did you just do a little bit of an accent there?

[00:53:42] No.

[00:53:43] It really sounded like it did.

[00:53:44] It's leaning into his...

[00:53:45] No, that's why they set Grand Theft Auto in Vice City.

[00:53:48] It's probably just like drogas y películas.

[00:53:51] Las drogas y música y toznadas.

[00:53:59] Y bibliotecas.

[00:54:02] Fondo Julido.

[00:54:06] It's also good to see John Salley back at work.

[00:54:08] Was John Salley in this?

[00:54:09] Yeah, he's...

[00:54:10] I didn't see that in the trailer.

[00:54:12] Miami Heats John Salley?

[00:54:14] Yeah.

[00:54:15] Where was he?

[00:54:16] Detroit.

[00:54:17] I mean, you know something about the distance.

[00:54:18] Where was he?

[00:54:19] I don't know.

[00:54:20] He's in this according to Wikipedia.

[00:54:21] Oh, he didn't see him in the trailer.

[00:54:22] No, I didn't see him in the trailer.

[00:54:23] Gotcha.

[00:54:24] You know who is in this trailer though?

[00:54:25] Joey Pants.

[00:54:26] Joey Pantaliano.

[00:54:27] Oh, Joe Pantaliano is back even though his character is dead.

[00:54:31] That doesn't stop him from making a movie that doesn't stop him

[00:54:35] from making a movie, that video and sending it to the boys

[00:54:39] and letting them know if something's going down.

[00:54:41] Because they are his bad boys.

[00:54:43] Did you hear him?

[00:54:44] I told you that story, right?

[00:54:46] That I have a tangential connection to Joey Pants?

[00:54:49] I think so, but I don't know if you ever mentioned it on the podcast.

[00:54:52] So feel free to refresh everybody.

[00:54:53] A buddy of mine dated a girl for many years

[00:54:56] and that girl was Joey Pants' daughter.

[00:54:59] Judy Pants.

[00:55:01] And so my friend told me that he had hung out with Joey Pants

[00:55:07] quite a few times, but just as like, he's a father

[00:55:10] and we're just going out on his boat and like we're just hanging out

[00:55:13] and it's not Hollywood actor Joey Pantaliano.

[00:55:16] I can't even imagine what that is.

[00:55:17] You know?

[00:55:18] And so I was like, what was he like?

[00:55:19] And he goes, just a real short temper on that guy.

[00:55:22] And then he also told me like, you know how like you go to a premiere of a movie

[00:55:28] and the celebrities get stuff for free that you would have to buy.

[00:55:32] So all the gift bags have like Cartier watches.

[00:55:35] I mean, they used to back in the day.

[00:55:36] I don't know what it's like anymore, but he's like,

[00:55:38] so then they went into Joey Pants' basement

[00:55:42] and in the basement, it's just like unopened,

[00:55:45] like five sets of TVs.

[00:55:47] I'm sure.

[00:55:48] Just all of this stuff that he gets his swag.

[00:55:49] It's just down there.

[00:55:50] And he was like, are you going to sell this as an ad?

[00:55:53] You just collected it as a celebrity.

[00:55:55] He's just got it all in his basement.

[00:55:56] It's insane to me.

[00:55:57] You keep it for a rainy day.

[00:55:58] Evidently.

[00:55:59] There you go.

[00:56:00] Whenever Joey Pants is in Catch Page,

[00:56:01] he's going to sell that Sony Viome.

[00:56:03] That Sony Viome?

[00:56:04] From 2008.

[00:56:08] New in the box.

[00:56:09] It's still going to be good.

[00:56:10] Got that iPad 4.

[00:56:14] That's awesome.

[00:56:15] Rounded corners and everything.

[00:56:16] That Tamaguchi is dead.

[00:56:18] Oh man, long time ago.

[00:56:20] Oh, Joey Pants, we love you.

[00:56:22] We love you.

[00:56:23] RIP.

[00:56:24] Thanks for listening.

[00:56:25] That's it.

[00:56:26] They just closed the show.

[00:56:27] Joey Pants, Joey Pants, Joey Pants,

[00:56:30] JP.

[00:56:31] JP.

[00:56:34] We did it.

[00:56:35] Two trailers.

[00:56:36] Two trailers for the price of one.

[00:56:38] Is anything coming out this weekend?

[00:56:39] Anything fun?

[00:56:43] No.

[00:56:44] It's April.

[00:56:45] Is this a bad month for...

[00:56:47] It's not a great one.

[00:56:48] May is normally the kickoff.

[00:56:49] Like there's usually a fast-furious...

[00:56:50] A summer box.

[00:56:51] ...tipically comes out in May.

[00:56:53] Monkey Man and the first Omen just came out.

[00:56:56] Apparently first Omen is very good.

[00:56:58] I'm excited to see it.

[00:56:59] Is Monkey Man getting good reviews?

[00:57:00] Monkey Man has been getting mostly good reviews.

[00:57:02] Is it like 65% around Tomatoes type of tune?

[00:57:04] I haven't seen the Rotten Tomatoes score,

[00:57:06] but I've heard a lot of good things.

[00:57:07] Apparently it sounds like it might bite a little more

[00:57:10] and it can chew off,

[00:57:11] but the action's very good.

[00:57:12] Deft Patel's great in that.

[00:57:13] It still hits some good points even from the mixed reviews.

[00:57:17] I will totally still watch it.

[00:57:18] Yeah, I absolutely want to see that in theaters.

[00:57:21] Hey, what's the last movie you saw, buddy?

[00:57:23] I saw Wishbone.

[00:57:25] What is that?

[00:57:26] You know Wishbone from PBS?

[00:57:28] Well, that's been fun.

[00:57:30] That was a nice little diatribe.

[00:57:32] You know Wishbone, don't you?

[00:57:34] No.

[00:57:35] Dog Storybooks?

[00:57:36] Nope.

[00:57:37] Okay, well...

[00:57:38] Huh.

[00:57:39] I just watched PBS for the Tidy Desk Concerts.

[00:57:41] You know what my current obsession is right now, actually?

[00:57:44] You're going to tell us.

[00:57:46] I'm going to guess the very thing you were just looking at earlier.

[00:57:49] Sydney Sweeney.

[00:57:50] Porn.

[00:57:51] Oh.

[00:57:52] I said new obsessions.

[00:57:54] So I've learned that there are some YouTube channels out there that have compilations of

[00:58:02] Saturday morning cartoons with the commercials intent.

[00:58:06] Oh, you're loving that.

[00:58:07] Are you?

[00:58:08] Oh my gosh.

[00:58:09] Like I put on a little block while I was having breakfast on Saturday and so many of these

[00:58:15] like media memories came flooding back to me of like commercials that like I still

[00:58:21] remember.

[00:58:22] And just it's wild.

[00:58:23] Just all the things that I remember watching when I was a kid and like there's also cartoons

[00:58:28] that like I just totally forgot about like Attack of the Killer Tomatoes had its own fucking

[00:58:32] cartoon.

[00:58:33] There's some cartoon that I didn't remember but it's like called like Pigsburg or something

[00:58:39] where it's like these pigs, like it's like a city.

[00:58:42] These pigs that live in Pennsylvania?

[00:58:44] It's like a city of that's like all it's just all pigs, you know, and they live

[00:58:47] like normal people and stuff like that.

[00:58:50] Yeah, it's just there's so much fun.

[00:58:53] It's a lot of fun.

[00:58:54] So yeah, go if you haven't discovered this, just go on YouTube and type in Saturday morning

[00:58:59] cartoon compilation with commercials and you'll find a bunch of streams of like three, four

[00:59:04] hour blocks and stuff like that.

[00:59:05] And there's it's it is just a treasure trove.

[00:59:08] I love it.

[00:59:09] Treasure trove.

[00:59:11] Treasure trove nostalgia cartoons.

[00:59:14] All right.

[00:59:15] Guys, we did another wonderful episode.

[00:59:18] It's good to be back by the way.

[00:59:19] It is.

[00:59:20] Yeah.

[00:59:21] Thankfully Ben didn't have to go on vacation this weekend.

[00:59:23] I was in Vegas, I lost a lot of money.

[00:59:24] I shot a lot of cool things.

[00:59:27] Is that you Ben?

[00:59:28] I lost some money.

[00:59:30] We went on some of the trips this past month.

[00:59:33] So many things to do next week.

[00:59:35] I'm going to go to Nebraska.

[00:59:37] Then maybe I'll go to South Dakota.

[00:59:40] Maybe we'll go North Dakota.

[00:59:42] That's not what I sound like at all.

[00:59:45] It's not what I sound like at all.

[00:59:47] Nate?

[00:59:48] I mean, there's a little bit of your tone.

[00:59:51] Hey guys, it's not like the poor thing was gonna,

[00:59:53] or what are you gonna need?

[00:59:55] It's a little homestar runner, but like if it's a homestar runner and you made it,

[00:59:58] which I know there's a fantasy.

[01:00:00] Which is actually talking about Sydney Sweeney move over.

[01:00:02] Yeah.

[01:00:03] Homestar runner what's up.

[01:00:04] Yeah, I wish I did make it.

[01:00:05] That porcelain skin little fuck.

[01:00:07] Oh my God.

[01:00:08] Whoa, that got aggressive.

[01:00:10] Geez.

[01:00:11] All right.

[01:00:12] Hey.

[01:00:13] I gotta go home my kids.

[01:00:14] Go flick yourself pod.com, find us on there,

[01:00:16] rate us review it, send us a message.

[01:00:18] You can send us an audio message and have some fun with that as well.

[01:00:21] Hey Brad, where can people find you online?

[01:00:23] I hear you're reviewing films online.

[01:00:26] Slashfilm.com is where I write about movies and TV shows

[01:00:29] even though I'm not necessarily always reviewing them.

[01:00:32] You can also find me on Twitter at Ethan underscore anderton

[01:00:35] where I'm offering up fun little things.

[01:00:39] Why not just own and just go move that T to an S?

[01:00:44] I don't know what that means.

[01:00:46] Ethan Anderson.

[01:00:47] Anderson.

[01:00:48] Yeah, Anderson.

[01:00:49] Oh, because I'm the rest of the Swedes.

[01:00:51] It's slightly less waspy.

[01:00:55] All right, what about you, Benny?

[01:00:57] Where can people find you?

[01:00:58] Oh my God, so many places but basically full tilt LP.com

[01:01:03] for all of your Northwest Indian arcade needs.

[01:01:07] You have a hooters a lot, right?

[01:01:09] Yep.

[01:01:10] In the parking lot they're not allowing me in anymore.

[01:01:15] All right.

[01:01:16] Well, this has been a good show.

[01:01:18] Nate, where are people going to find you online?

[01:01:20] Yeah, I'm on places.

[01:01:21] Bye everybody.

[01:01:22] Bye.

[01:01:28] Nah, cheat site guy.