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Speaker 4:So, oz, what is going on? Welcome back to another edition of Taken E for Marvel vs DC. I am your host, regular degler, the one who has become salty when he hits that fight game. Shout out the fight game. It is regular Scott, with me as my co-host, the kind of sort of mighty Ozzy Killmonger.
Speaker 5:Oz. What's going on? I'm chilling man. I'm just happy to be back doing a show with you. Shout out the fight game, keeley. All my people out there.
Speaker 4:Her name's Kee-La.
Speaker 5:Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Kee-la, you know all my regular people out there. She knows how we do. Yeah, yeah, it's good. It makes you all hit up that Patreon that we've been doing.
Speaker 4:What are you talking about? You can find me on Twitter at Nasty. I believe you guys see how I was doing.
Speaker 5:Let me finish this as I go deeper. Now I'm doing it. We are closing out 2023. And this is a magnificent time to be alive and to be doing things. I'm very happy and there's lots of things to talk about. So, in answering your question, I'm excited and I'm happy.
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Speaker 5:Yo, let me see this from Tee. You say like that that's an insult. How is that an insult? How is that an insult? You?
Speaker 4:tell me.
Speaker 5:It's not an insult to me, so you go ahead. Where can they find you?
Speaker 4:on Twitter. You mean X?
Speaker 5:It's X. Shout out to Elon Musk for messing everything up for this guy. Man, where can they find you? On X, you can find me at Uncle. I's the Real, i's.
Speaker 4:That's not your name.
Speaker 5:Dude. Hey, starting out the new year, I'll find you all. Okay, that's what we're going to do. You need to like and subscribe for me. I like to subscribe for you.
Speaker 4:No, no no, we need you to like and subscribe since the show. We need you to do that.
Speaker 5:But can we get like a solid because we're doing some new stuff in the coming year, right?
Speaker 4:I am yeah, for sure. I definitely got some plans, I got plans, I got plans.
Speaker 5:Okay, so P Diddy, what plans do you have?
Speaker 4:It's about to be 2024. I'm still savage.
Speaker 5:That was loud. That's pretty aggressive. So I'm saying, man, like we have things we need to do. I just took out my Twitter.
Speaker 4:Listen, the goal is just to get a lot of and a lot of. Oh, I'm sorry, I'm not sleeping.
Speaker 5:Okay, oh, or who at least Sorry about that pause. Yeah, man, I'm sorry about the engineer. We're hey, by the way. Hey, if you can find River Scott or X if you have some engineering skills. Please give us your share.
Speaker 4:We can't pay you though.
Speaker 5:Hey, we don't pay this one either, and look how we look at our crappy job.
Speaker 4:Again, I get no love.
Speaker 5:Okay, again nothing happened?
Speaker 4:No, it did play on there, you just did. I don't understand why you need to hear anything.
Speaker 5:Did you touch the camera? I know I'm taking pictures of you, dude, I know exactly what I touched. Man Whoa, that's pretty aggressive.
Speaker 4:Leave it alone, All right. So we did get some questions from some people from the Take Me. Facebook page.
Speaker 5:People excited that we got back. Man, it's like getting at that old shoe you wore, you know it's that old, like getting on that bike.
Speaker 4:But you're the only one of us that's old, oh my gosh. So why would I be a one-goal compliment, man.
Speaker 5:There's a disorder about that, oh my gosh, it's called the Asseism.
Speaker 1:Oh my God, it's just living there.
Speaker 5:Can't get that compliment.
Speaker 4:No, it's fine.
Speaker 5:Hey, don't get out of range now.
Speaker 4:That's why I grabbed, that's why I walked with the bike.
Speaker 5:I saw you walk with that man, you holding that little. Hey, by the way, the mic that we are using is about an inch and a half long, maybe about maybe half an inch and width, and this guy holding it like as an MC mic, like he ate my arm and everything.
Speaker 4:I feel like Bob Barker.
Speaker 5:You look like Dana White. Let me speak for a minute.
Speaker 4:The bill would have been the same show. That might have been funny, but it's still funny, you laughed Alright. So again, let's get to the questions. What the hell are you wearing dude the Hadamard? Yeah, it's a chicken scene. Kat, you don't know nothing about that life. Tell me what the truth is. It's chicken. We camping, we lampin' out there, what's that A?
Speaker 5:pram Lampin'. Oh the pram. The word on your hat, I'm sorry.
Speaker 4:Chickatee. Chickatee.
Speaker 5:Yeah, wow.
Speaker 4:Yeah, chickatee Island. Look at races. It is, it's not at all. It's actually pretty diverse, oh good, yeah, it's actually pretty diverse. I saw. I saw some Spanish people, there was some Indian people, black people, white people, Very diverse group over there, so it was Chickatee, chickatee, chickatee. Good Lord, I see everyone camping out out there, chickatee.
Speaker 5:And they don't end with the ink.
Speaker 4:Nobody asks how you to pronounce this. Okay, okay, a lot going on in the world, a lot going on in the industry.
Speaker 5:Let's go through some stuff. Man, we have a course in the answer.
Speaker 4:Let's start with the Facebook questions. Okay, you know, I put in the Facebook group that we would be recording tonight. You know I just we're going to get on more of a consistent basis in 2024 holiday season. You all get what it is. We're not, probably not, but we're going to get on with it.
Speaker 5:We're going to do something with the engineer.
Speaker 4:We are going to start using better mics.
Speaker 5:What I feel like we need to do is have a sit down with the engineer, so intervention.
Speaker 4:I was going to use my new mic that I got for Christmas, but I forgot my laptop, so we can't do that.
Speaker 5:Hey, everyone, do you know why he forgot his laptop? Because this dude is like a cow. He was so excited to show off his new toy to all his neighborhood friends. Look at my new mic, Look at my new mic. And it was like hey, you forgot the handlebars.
Speaker 4:No, it's like. It's like I got a. It's like when I was a kid, one time I got a Game Boy for Christmas and I was really excited to show everyone my Game Boy and I took the Game Boy to school and I didn't bring no games, I just brought the Game Boy to school.
Speaker 5:Look how cool this thing is it turns on.
Speaker 4:They were like what are you going to do with?
Speaker 5:it. They're like yo. Let me get it straight. You're playing with a Game Boy, a big, but you don't game. You don't game. Yeah it turns on, though I was actually bringing it to see if I could borrow somebody's game. Yeah, but yeah, this dude had a, this dude had a, you ain't got no Game Boy, but it doesn't matter, because we still made it work.
Speaker 4:I always have a backup plan. I'm always prepared. Can I ask you a question? No, For real Sure.
Speaker 5:Can you ask the question from Facebook? Sure, because you tend to. You've been going off into. Like me, you're in the multi-verse.
Speaker 4:So you don't like when people go on little tangents on Mr Tangent himself. I said we're doing some things, mr Tangent himself, Dr Strange in the multi-verse.
Speaker 5:We're doing some new things Popcorn, the kettle black. Oh well, at least I'm black, wow, wow.
Speaker 4:I am black.
Speaker 5:Oh, excuse me.
Speaker 4:Okay, my melanin just doesn't show as strong as yours does, oh okay.
Speaker 5:That was a very beautiful thing you just said.
Speaker 4:Well, sometimes it's awesome, sometimes it's high yellow. Folk do get it right, yeah.
Speaker 5:You're the highest. Of the yellow.
Speaker 4:All right. So we got Steve from our A good friend, steve from the Nerd Cantina. Shout out to the page. Still go join the page. The podcast is no longer around, but the page is still there. But we are. Steve will come on for a fight me special episode. We're going to make that happen sometimes. I love that. He says Aquaman is the worst DC EU character made. Let's start with that. We have another question from Burton as well, but let's start with that. Aquaman is the worst DC EU character ever made. This is after he went and saw Aquaman 2.
Speaker 5:So he's already seen that.
Speaker 4:I haven't seen Aquaman 2 yet.
Speaker 5:But it had the worst opening, even worse than the Marvel's.
Speaker 4:But to that point it has probably had the least amount of advertisement out of all, as well, oh, they're trying to keep that.
Speaker 5:What's their face? That's the wraps dude, and I think that's a big part of it also. Yeah, once again to our boy, jonathan Majors I'm kidding, he is not our boy. One person can ruin your whole deal.
Speaker 4:So again, I tell everybody yeah, this is how Jonathan Majors had the entire MCU ready to be built around him.
Speaker 5:No, this dude had it all.
Speaker 4:Yeah, he just did. He just did Can Creed 3.
Speaker 5:Let me explain something. Okay, well, we're back to the answer, but I just wanted to say for our listeners, for any new listeners, when someone says and I know we just we ain't got the full story because we weren't there for the beginning to the end of it, but with that snippet, I need you to be like, oh, michelle Obama, I need you to be like I'm like dude, shut the fuck up and just deal with you having this massive success. Why you got to be like I deserve all this? No, man, take your ride dude, take your ride man.
Speaker 4:So back to the question.
Speaker 5:Yo, harry Potter. Harry Potter could have been a crazy. What's our Harry Potter dude, daniel Rackler? He could have been nuts, he nuts. And Jonathan Majors is a grown adult, do? He even went from Lovecraft Country to King. Oh, even in the Creed thing. Like he, like you cannot. It's such a curse I'm going to tell you I'm sorry. I'll get up it, but it's such a curse.
Speaker 5:But to think that you get these blessings and instead of seeing it as a blessing, you see it as your right. And it's not your right, dude, it's a blessing.
Speaker 4:So is Aquaman, the worst DCEU character.
Speaker 5:Jonathan Majors Okay, not DCEU. Well, here they're doing. Well, let's put it this way. Is Aquaman the worst or is Wonder Woman the worst? Because people still don't know what Wonder Woman is. No, it's Wonder.
Speaker 4:Woman. Okay, so is Aquaman the worst character. No, it's Wonder Woman.
Speaker 5:But you know what the point is. The point is very accurate, though let's break it down with this dude. This is the dude who is the ruler of 70% of the world, which means, like, he's also a people calculated. Oh, wakanda, forever. All this stuff, all the buried treasure, all the mines, all the minerals that I've ever been in the underwater, all the ships he's the richest person that's ever existed. If you think about it, what does that have to do with the answer? The answer is this human being who is ruler of 70% of the world. You know, any part human, he's full human beings. He's part human. Okay, they're saying Elantino or whatever, but he's humanoid. He's still so. He's not full human.
Speaker 5:Though this person is humanoid, the writers don't know what to do with him. People just don't know what to do with that person because they don't know how to really actualize I'll get back to it People don't know how to really actualize his full potential. Being this aquatic person, I'll say, yes, he is the worst character because he's never reached his full potential, like Iceman. Iceman, for a high second, was terrible until people started breaking down what he could do with his full potential and the writers got into it. Aquaman, like Wonder Woman will always be a terrible character until people can fool one. People still see Aquaman as an American, you know, like, oh, he's got a love interest. And it's kind of racist too, like Black Men had to kill this baby and all this other stuff too. His worst enemies is Black Men.
Speaker 4:Why is that racist?
Speaker 5:Why is that racist? Why is this bloody? Sorry, why is this bloody? I mean, gotta be his nemesis, gotta be Black Men, you know. Okay. He's just overly aggressive dude.
Speaker 4:So he is the worst? I mean, you just said a lot, so is he the worst? After all that he? You know it's a yes or no question no life is not on the astronaut. No, I can't just be a yes or no, because he's not, they just say he's not.
Speaker 5:I don't do yes or no, I would say. I would say I would say again oh my gosh, he is the worst character.
Speaker 4:Because, yes, because writers don't know how to develop. Why can't you just say yes, because it's a glare dude. It's not. You just said he's the worst character. Give me your opinion, do.
Speaker 5:I think he's the worst character in the DCEU. Yeah, he ain't even in the Marvel. No, I don't think he's the worst character.
Speaker 4:Okay, who's the worst character then?
Speaker 5:Steppenwolf, why? Why is Steppenwolf worse than Aquaman? Okay, I mean, he was a waste of space, Didn't bring anything. Wait, wait wait, you mean Steppenwolf, the movie person, or Steppenwolf, the kind Steppenwolf, the DCEU version. I think the question was DCEU.
Speaker 4:And this DCEU. But okay, I mean, if it were just doing like any DC character.
Speaker 5:Aquaman is not the worst Because I thought it was just like movies and the comic book, Because that's what I was based on.
Speaker 4:Yeah, it was. Aquaman is still nowhere near the worst character. He's worse than Aquaman, he's nowhere near the worst. But DCEU, there's a stronger argument, but I still think. I still don't think he's the worst. I think Flash is a much worse character than Aquaman. It's like here it is.
Speaker 5:The whole thing. So I say so yes, it's a yes or no, question it's no. Well, we hear, like the flash, another one. We humanize these characters. Like the Flash is like he can travel like around the world in like a second. There's no, there's no, there's no superhero, there's no super villain. He's fighting. He's fighting himself Like there's nothing. He's not joining their own justice league. He's like I don't see you. Well, he doesn't know how to run, oh God, so hey let me see some here we go.
Speaker 4:I guess that's my new segment.
Speaker 5:Let me take some. Yeah, that should be your new segment. Let me take some yeah. You can see both like it. No, you run the speed is run to the light you just running speed a light.
Speaker 4:You can't, you know you physically can't do it. Physics, physics.
Speaker 5:Nothing I do with physics, absolutely 100% like it has to do with like a physique, but not physics. There's a two different names. Shout out the Batman. Okay, what got which one? What do you mean? Which one? These like in the DC, you DC Almost a bit athletic.
Speaker 4:I'm a some Patterson was only one of them's in the DC you, I Was confirmed that the other one is in there too.
Speaker 4:It's not. He's not in there Because the DC you is over. I Mean, come on. No, it's officially ended. They officially ended the universe. Aquaman was the last movie in that, you know can we tell what's exact night after a little bit? Why we still have another question before you. Just, you want to rant about Snyder for some reason. Hey guys, then they do what we talking about. Well, and, and he is the reason, jason Momoa is Aquaman.
Speaker 5:So it does have. Well, I've never.
Speaker 4:Let's go to our next question.
Speaker 5:Who would you cast as um? Here we go as a Mira. If you had a chance to, if you could redo the first one not in order, history, you know as Mira, who do you think would be like a good mirror?
Speaker 4:I think Sounds a stark would be a good mirror man, but exactly Sophie Turner.
Speaker 5:I think I'm a girl. I was like a girl.
Speaker 4:No, no, no, Sophie Turner is Sansa. Yeah, yeah, she was in Daredevil too. No, no, pay Kate is not. This is not Sansa.
Speaker 5:But she was in Game of Thrones, right?
Speaker 4:Yes, son, no, no, no no, no, she was in a Game of Thrones to grow from Daredevil.
Speaker 5:Yes, there.
Speaker 4:Turner yeah, she was she would be awesome.
Speaker 5:I think she's like she got that. She got the job for that. I think I feel like she'd win a better one.
Speaker 4:You're welcome, james Gunn.
Speaker 5:He's like what? What he's like who are you talking to me?
Speaker 4:Because I just gave him the perfect idea for his casting.
Speaker 5:I just I just did his job for him.
Speaker 4:Listen, all I need from James Gunn is a little bit of. I know I don't think that was her, but she got her hair though I don't know about that. Let's get to our next question From our Facebook group. It is from Burton State of him. He says the state of the MCU and if it can get back on track or if you guys think it is still fine. Just maybe not a cinema audience anymore. Question mark thoughts.
Speaker 4:The state of the MCU which is kind of where we we're kind of talking about as well. So both questions kind of blend into each other and, um, I mean, I, I think I think the MCU is fine, I think they probably just need to scale back the movies. Um, you know, I think you, just you can't go, you, you can't be intergalactic anymore. If you want to do movies now, you got to go a little bit more street level. Uh yeah, debra and wolf, she's not in game, it's wrong.
Speaker 4:She'd be a runner-up for me, for me, uh, but yeah, she's not bad. Well, but I, I just, I think you got to scale back. The movies are too grand. At this point, I mean after in game, it's like, well, what do you do? You know you need to. I like ant-man was supposed to be that, that jumping point, that bridge, um, but it just didn't pan out like that. You got to scale it back. You're gonna have to tone it down. You got to go a little bit more gritty, go a little bit more on the cover. This is where Captain America can really Take over and lead the way, and I know you're not doing a talking hand when you just went on for about six minutes.
Speaker 5:It's bro. Hey, I'm just sitting here doing my. What are you talking about? You just had a six minute monologue.
Speaker 4:You flapping your fingers at me. I'm sitting here listening to you. No, I can't break my refills, I'm a point guard, but anyways. So what are your thoughts on the MCU? Then, buddy, I was like. I was like I saw this?
Speaker 5:Yeah, I saw that. Um well, I'll try and I'll make it. I'll try to make it a little bit shorter than your, um, your monologue my diet tribe.
Speaker 5:Yeah, you're. This idea is like you're trying to drill in the whole tribe. Um, so I'll. I'll say this here we go. Um man, shout out to the america canine. I've never been so affected by comments Since I've heard them describe um Endgame.
Speaker 5:You know what intensive described in game? It's just described every single marvel movie. For me, how did they describe it? Oh, they said you know what it was. They said they, and they were talking about it. It was beautiful. And they said you know, man, it was just a collection. It wasn't a movie, it was a collection of moments.
Speaker 5:And because, because I the whole marvel Ism, it can be broken down to me in this way Do you remember to see when all the women are together and they're like hold on, we'll take care of it? It's, and it's like oh, ladies first, ladies first thing. That's seen, you know? And what war Battle would all the women be conjugated together and not fighting along with, like the dude, it's all these weird little moments for us to go, but they make any, but they don't make any sense. So I feel like that's the epidemic of white marvels. They're like, I feel like they want to capitalize on emotions and they're just they're, they're feeding that, they're, they're literally feeding this beast, sort of like the star wars did, you know, and there. And there's no joy in the movies anymore to me.
Speaker 4:So the mcu is fine, it's not fine, it's in trouble.
Speaker 5:I mean, obviously it's in trouble. When you see marvels you know this whole superhero thing is in trouble.
Speaker 4:Well, I guess in trouble. I just think you have to scale it back like what ifs is great, low key was pretty solid, echo looks like it's movies, bro, but I'm just saying but that's what he's talking about like. He's saying like, do they need to like skate, like for the for the movie going audience, like there? So I just think that if you scale it back, stick it to the Disney Plus model.
Speaker 5:What's different. Define what you mean.
Speaker 4:Well, you do stick to the Disney Plus model and then you kind of you, then you have to use that to build to your movies. Like you're not gonna be able to build the Avengers like you did in the past, like you're gonna have to, you're gonna have to build it from the ground and just do a grand movie when you have these characters and then you're like, if you want to, you know, know about it you got to go back and get Disney Plus and subscribe to our channels. Let's just, you just have to play the game, that's all. But we'll see what they do. They're gonna have to rebound soon. James Gunn looks like he's trying to take over the world with the DC. You was with his DC version, so we'll see what happens there. Robert Pattinson got his own Elseworld Batman going on, and then we got Lady Gaga.
Speaker 5:Sorry, I don't understand a word. You just said Listener. No, what do you define? Scale back?
Speaker 4:Define scale back.
Speaker 5:Yeah, what do you mean by scale back?
Speaker 4:I already said, a movie a year.
Speaker 5:one movie for two, I'm talking about them.
Speaker 4:It's about the movies. You just scale them back like what.
Speaker 5:You wanted to be a 30-man movie, you wanted to be one movie. You know I didn't say cut the movie.
Speaker 4:I just said to scale it back. And what I mean by scale it back is you just cut the movie instead of it being this.
Speaker 5:I mean cut the movie Instead of just making this grand scale movie.
Speaker 4:You just make it more street level, more gritty, like I said. I Mentioned this earlier, but you weren't listening.
Speaker 5:I know I don't think, but, but I'm like, what does that mean?
Speaker 4:Guess she level agree, think about think about the difference between Captain America winner soldier. Yeah and Ant-Man Quantum Mania.
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Speaker 4:Okay, one is completely street level. There's maybe Two scenes on a ship or plane. Ant-man is all CGI. Everything about Captain America is pretty much practical.
Speaker 5:We want more.
Speaker 4:You want more, I know I don't need more action, you just scale the movies back, even, even like the first Ant-Man.
Speaker 5:So you see you, you don't want a whole lot of CGI.
Speaker 4:No, you're missing. You're missing what I'm saying. Ant-man was a huge movie on a grand scale, going into the quantum realm, the quantum realm and fighting Kang and introducing this huge villain, and you had this grand fight scene where a man grows in the giant man and then he's got his daughter doing the same thing the first and man is a basic heist movie. So small stakes that mean something are intimate characters. A story Think about, like what blue beetle did an intimate story. That is not this grand scale. Save the universe, it's just. Let me just save my people.
Speaker 5:So you want, so you want the MCU to start going back to you, since scale back to be like the movie should just be, like they can still be like 20 movies a year, but like they just need to do like the hero saves their loved one.
Speaker 4:No, he just needs to go back to being about Just personal crisis, instead of it being about the hero seems to love. Well, they don't even be the loved one. It could just be. It could just be there, even if it was like roadie and armor Just be their job.
Speaker 4:So, like you, want to go back to like the hero saves, that's just, that's it, instead of the hero saving the universe. There's a big difference between the hero going to save this little girl who's been kidnapped because she's the daughter of some big senator which is a smule a smaller scale, but it's intimate because it's about a kid instead of Ant-Man having to go into the quantum realm and then fight this Kang who we then find out has a hundred other Kang's, and then we have to end up trying to save the universe.
Speaker 5:That's. That's why I need you to define what you're talking about.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I think everyone understood exactly what I was saying.
Speaker 5:But I appreciate that. So, like your, your scale back is make it more of the hero, as you said, save in the day, as opposed to the hero saving the whole universe. That's it, or cause, or quantity, or quasi-multiverse.
Speaker 4:I like that but I am the multiverse as well.
Speaker 5:Define that? Yeah, with that statement, cuz I Need to clarify a lot. He's just saying it. I don't know what kind of water you drink it, but man, it was holy water. Let me have some of it, cuz. Well, man, I am the multiverse, what you know.
Speaker 4:No, that's it.
Speaker 5:Then, um, you said the world in chaos or we're going to some stuff. What would you want to talk about that?
Speaker 4:for yeah, oh no, I was just talking about, like, the movie industry. Is that? I just think it's it's all just. It's crazy right now.
Speaker 5:Well, it's because it's a, it's a, it's, it's, it's. The movie industry represents what, how, the world is, the world's influx, and so, like, I think, I think we're just at a point where we got a really good like, a Like committed terms with a lot of things. That is fine in what, what's important to us, and getting back to those kind of roots, it's, it's, it's. I think the universe is calling us for to do that. A couple random quotes. I just I like you to the answer, I like to. I don't, I don't want to go metaphysical and they're philosophical and you just go ahead and like can't handle emotions and so I'm, but if they begin again, if you want to, if you want to scale back, I try to scale back on the pocket.
Speaker 5:Yes, man, I just Speaking from my heart. And you, you should just kind of just said a how's the weather out there? But uh, well, it's gloomy. I mean, I mean I see some sun, but yeah, I just like to European about you. Know, you, you think you're good right.
Speaker 4:I'd be. I'm straight. I got a PS5 for Christmas. I'm good, that's good. I got a new mic yeah.
Speaker 5:I got a Yeti, yeah okay, hope I get to use the next week. Yeah, okay, well, um, I well, I would just like to say um. It's very nice you have those thoughts.
Speaker 4:I'm looking forward to Christmas. This weekend should be a lot of fun with the fam.
Speaker 5:Christmas was last weekend.
Speaker 4:No, christmas for us will be this weekend, oh, oh you celebrate Christmas differently?
Speaker 5:I wouldn't. I wouldn't sell my parents, I wouldn't hung out with my family.
Speaker 4:I wouldn't sell. First of all, I wouldn't sell my parents on Christmas Eve.
Speaker 5:Oh, Cool, I saw my parents on Christmas day, but we do.
Speaker 4:Christmas on Christmas Eve, Right, and then we're doing Christmas on Saturday because you're gonna be there too. I mean we do Christmas at the same house.
Speaker 5:Hold up, hold up. But I didn't see you on Christmas day. Where are you? I was with my family. Where was I mean? But you know you weren't cuz my yes. I was with my family and I was with my family. I'm conflicted.
Speaker 4:See, I see, I have, I have, I have a family I have to bring to the family.
Speaker 5:Oh, you are forced to bring your family His torture for yourself. Wow cuz, because when I see my family it's a joy. But oh, that's interesting. Okay, wow, this is. I would have said it all. But what I am saying is we like, it's a lot for you, like, like, like you would rather be doing anything.
Speaker 4:Just play. Shout out to the fam, shout out to the suckers, the young and the flowers okay, you know all three.
Speaker 5:Yeah, I mean I'm cuz I thoroughly enjoyed hanging out with my mom, my dad Although my dad they're dead right. I punked you? No, no, he did not. He just did his usual thing, which is amazing, and he. I am my current house, that I have, I have a watch, it's beautiful. I have a washer and dryer combo, which means that it's an all-in-one, and so I told him that it takes four hours for my washer and dryer to work, cuz it's like it's like I can get two loads done in that time.
Speaker 5:Poimping, you know you do what you're gonna do, and so your grandfather, my father, who I love and why I love guys. Since I saw his face, I got, I came out, the wind was like oh my god, you're my dad, oh my god, you know. So, um, he was like and I don't like to do impressions, so I would try and do this- because I got out.
Speaker 5:He said that was Um. So he said. He said what do you say? Well, ain't no way a washer and dryer take four hours to wash and dry your clothes. And I said, dad, it's like it doesn't humidity, it's his whole thing. I don't know how to really wait for it. It literally takes. I see it's a timer on there and my child sees, like my, my child's, like dude, this is crazy. I was like I know, man, it's loud, it's loud and he's just like man. You must be crazy. I'm like, wait a minute. You're calling me crazy Because, like dad said, I can hand wash the clothes.
Speaker 4:And then your washer and dryer.
Speaker 5:Your grandfather might play my soul, my heart.
Speaker 4:My friend told me, mandingo, he said, he said hey, I'm gonna go to a laundry.
Speaker 5:That's not true, he said he bought a clown, I can go to a washery. And I said there ain't no such word as a washer and dad, because I can go to a washery and do.
Speaker 4:What he meant to say is he can find a washery yeah go to the washery and do three loads.
Speaker 5:I was like okay, but but and then he, he, he says that you know when the whole family said it he'll get you.
Speaker 5:I'm ready for you, you, you try to bear for it. He triggered me new because normally for Christmas I should have been like bless your heart, sir, and just be like hey, anyway, mom, you beautiful, this is the house, wonderful. I was like no, listen to me. It takes four hours, and, by the way. So I spelled out for 30 minutes the process of driving to a laundry man, putting your clothes in the laundry. You ought to be ashamed and your and your grandfather was happy as hell One Got you, Got you.
Speaker 2:Made you.
Speaker 4:I was like, and then you're all outside yourself halfway through the next week.
Speaker 5:I was like, oh, you got me, dude, you, you love this. And so I was like you know what, guess what, on the 30th, I'm bringing on my clothes over, I'm washing all my clothes in your washroom and she goes, he goes. Yeah, I should have got a front, I should have got a front load, try her. I was like. I was like, yeah, you should, he goes, he goes. Oh really, hey boy, ain't no way you can get a front load washer and dryer, because it won't fit. And I was like it will, daddy, go get a tape measure. I was like, oh, wait a minute. Sorry, sir, you know what, you probably have a good point. I was like, how's the weather? And so I just it was. But, yeah, your grandfather man, let me say something.
Speaker 5:That dude, in either a past life or in the multiverse where King is, that dude was a top notch lawyer, that dude. That dude was a straight up like hey, um, I was in a car accident with 20 people, I killed 20 people and I was doing all sorts of drugs and, by the way, I don't have a license or whatever. It's like I need you, it's like I can get you out.
Speaker 4:Cover random quotes. Uh, gary Oldman says, at 42 years old, I woke up divorced and I had custody of these boys, and so that in itself was hard, because there was a shift in the industry where a lot of productions were being filmed in Hungary, budapest, prague, australia you know all these places. Thank God for Harry Potter, I tell you. The two, batman and Harry Potter, really saved me, because it meant that I could do the least amount of work for the most amount of money and be home with my kids. Shout out to Gary Oldman, who recalls how Batman and Harry Potter saved this relationship and him as being a single parent. Well, I mean.
Speaker 5:I, I, I like. For me, I can relate to that, um, definitely. But I also say, yeah, it shows in his quality of his work over the last years. Do some crazy ass movies, what you doing, dude.
Speaker 4:There was. There was a Tinker Taylor, the Tinker Tinker.
Speaker 5:No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Those are Oscar Worldies. But he was doing some. Like you made a guess, Like you shout out to Bruce Willis as he was. Like you're the bureau, like the, the thinking man's Bruce Willis and shitty movies for a long time.
Speaker 4:Hey, listen, the man had to get a paycheck, yeah my, I'm like my. I'm like yo For real, though. Once Batman and what you doing with DMX, once Batman and Harry Potter hit off, harry Potter hit off. He really had to do a lot, though you feel me.
Speaker 5:I am just so stunned how your voice changed when you turned your hat backwards. What does that mean? Did you just did you? Did you become another person?
Speaker 4:No, son, it didn't change. Oh fuck, hey man, hey man, hey man, hey man, hey man. Okay, give me a favorite.
Speaker 5:Turn your hat back the other way. Talk to me, listen, dude. Okay, round two. Name something that's not boring Laundry. Ooh, a book club, Computer solitaire huh.
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Speaker 5:Everything is exactly the same, Okay wait, wait, wait, wait.
Speaker 4:But we have back when we promised to go. Why are you doing this? What are you doing, you, you you, you're doing great, now you, you, you went back.
Speaker 5:What is going on? When your hat is four, you're like yeah, so wow, you know where what's going on.
Speaker 4:What I'm going to need you to do is take a pause, and I'm going to need you to take a step back because I don't appreciate the way you all up in my world right now.
Speaker 3:Hey, hey, hey, hey, a real talk, a real talk, a real talk, a real talk.
Speaker 4:I'm going to need you to take a break. I'm going to need you to take a timeout. I'm going to need you to wave by the door.
Speaker 5:This guy got his hat back where he's got a desk.
Speaker 4:I'm just RPG.
Speaker 5:Yeah, hey my friends let me tell you something.
Speaker 4:Every now and then, when you say something that's job, funny bro, that was actually pretty good dude. Hey, that was actually a funny joke.
Speaker 5:You tell me you know such thing as halfway sock, shoeless, halfway shoeless.
Speaker 4:You were gangsta yin and a shoez on.
Speaker 5:What needle round. I mean I'm seriously doing like.
Speaker 4:This guy's a gangsta yin and got no shoes on.
Speaker 5:You're the American guy for the yin and no shoes. Oh my God, I mean you didn't get no sandal under you.
Speaker 4:You told me to take the shoes off when I came in the house. Right, because I'm the real gangster, and you did it. I have respect.
Speaker 5:Right, because you respect the gangster girl. So let me go put my shoes on right now. Cool kisarine.
Speaker 4:This guy hey.
Speaker 2:I feel alive.
Speaker 5:I'm fight club, I'm a fight game. I said fight club.
Speaker 4:Fight game, we fight game.
Speaker 5:Up in here, hey what are you doing? What do I do, baby? So what else do you mind, man? I don't want to talk about the current political scene.
Speaker 4:There's not too much else. You know. I think this is a good. What can I talk to?
Speaker 5:you a little bit about Bass Reeves who.
Speaker 4:Who.
Speaker 5:Well, of course you can say that I mean, I don't really like this whole thing about his story. I'm like, well, that's not really how it goes. Yeah, bass Reeves is, this might be a territory.
Speaker 5:African-American law enforcement officer during the almost certain of the century, 19th century. He is elected by the government. He is elected by the government, 19th century. He is allegedly who the Lone Ranger is based off of and he never got his credit. So there was a really shitty shout out to the actor. He was really good in it. There was a really shitty movie called Bass Reeves. But your boy who's in red tails, he's in everything. He was in silo. He's coming up, he's doing his thing. Is that the law man? He's a Bass Reeves dude and he plays him so well Like he. Just he gets really gritty with it and I benched on that and it was really super good. It was good, yeah, and the soundtrack to it is pretty spectacular too. So just shout out and it's a nice little ride.
Speaker 4:You know? No, that's what's up. You know I need to get a new show to watch Now that band, she's out of my life. I've been looking for something to fill it with. I have decided I'm either going to go with Justified True Detective, las Vegas, las Vegas yeah, I like watching old shows. I used to watch I'm fully, from the first season, all the way through. It's on Peacock now, so I might check it out.
Speaker 5:Jack Reacher, you don't bench friends too. I've never seen that. I just I know you talked all about it last week. I'm up to date on the.
Speaker 4:Reacher Got it, but I have decided it's going to be Jack Ryan. I need to finish that series. First two seasons are very good, oh, mr Fantastic. I don't know, but I think he was great as Jack Ryan. He was interesting.
Speaker 5:He's a good actor. He's a good actor.
Speaker 4:Yeah, I think he's a very good actor and I think he could definitely pull off the more of the action roles. He's somebody I hope is.
Speaker 5:You see this dude as with a beard. I see him as a more, not as the character, but I see him as a more developed Indiana Jonas type of dude, like an explored type of dude.
Speaker 4:That's actually a really good pick.
Speaker 5:You know what I? Mean, I can see him as some kind of not so much action, but he's a very logical.
Speaker 4:He can be more of an uncharted type guy.
Speaker 5:I totally see that man, I see that cat doing that kind of thing he can do the uncharted thing.
Speaker 4:But yeah, I think the adventure world is a bit more of his speed and the action. But not even if Jack Ryan is pretty good.
Speaker 5:He has been a good ride. He's a great guy, he's just a really good guy. He's not a good guy. He's not a good guy either. He's not an amazing guy, he's a really good guy. He's not a good guy either. But I don't know if I'm going to go into that thing, dude, you know, but nothing on top of Jim Halpern. So I want to get back to Banjie, because you reminded me of something I want to ask you about. I heard this thread ever know that he's super scrawny because of his ego, so he wears a bodysuit, but he is just as powerful. And I think the actor who's amazing, anthony star yeah, he said that he kind of this is a real thing.
Speaker 5:Yeah, he said that he kind of wears a bodysuit. Because he wears a bodysuit to kind of mimic what he thought that Holander would be.
Speaker 4:But he's not a big, he's not a big guy anyway.
Speaker 5:Right, but he was because like he's not small, but in the in the in the in the comic book he's like 610. How many? Oh, the company said he's like 610, 30 big, and it's all right, there's fuller. I can do. It's probably black noir and you black noir, the common in the comic book, it's right. No, it's just.
Speaker 5:I've never read the comic. Well, this will be the fuller. So the black noir in the comic book is a duplicate of Holander, who, the, who, the, whatever the corporation has as a backup plan in case homeowner goes crazy. And it comes to the head at the end, at the couple ends of the series, the series finale, and like literally, he takes off his mask. He's like oh my god.
Speaker 5:He's like oh yeah, so that there's a big deviant. So but back to Anthony Turkey's. Like a, I always saw this guy as having this really no self-esteem and although he's the most powerful person in the world, he doesn't want people to know. He's like squad, you know? See where's the body suit. I was like, oh, that's an interesting take, because that goes back to the whole pick of Batman being this big ass. You know who Batman should be like this, like brawler, like I eat meat every day kind of dude. And superman should be this skinny Squawney, like like skinny linear dude who's really powerful. You know cuz it, cuz you can be like, like, like, like, say, looking like you and I'm the man right and look really squawney and skinny.
Speaker 4:Well, let's take it easy.
Speaker 5:Under nourish, but like be easy you know, easy, like like you have a like, like Like your, your twin is a tape one. Wow, but you would be really powerful, right, right, like you like, like you like how you look. Like you look like a noodle that's wet, you know there's.
Speaker 4:Like you look like bounty, like a bounty paper towel that's been soaking for days my that noodle that you're talking about, as you know, athleticism and the tip of this thing that gets chopped off and you got it your whole body.
Speaker 5:Right, well, I was saying like you look like like here we go here, we go Garden holes. Here we go. You know right, yeah, you know, like like your middle name should be like leaf.
Speaker 4:You look like a ball of land on a stick. You know.
Speaker 5:You, here we go. You look like you're like, there we go. The weight of a dime, whoa. You know I.
Speaker 4:See to be projecting, lot of projecting. Right there Is this. How you feel Are you? Are you projecting the Holander insecurity that you have?
Speaker 5:Oh.
Speaker 4:I'm telling the Holander story to the people.
Speaker 5:Oh, yeah, but when you look beautiful. You look amazing. You are projecting, I am. You look amazing yeah got it All right.
Speaker 4:What you got this it. That's a good place to stop. I don't know when this shows coming out, so it's probably not gonna be tomorrow. With that being said, happy new year.
Speaker 5:Hey Everyone. I Want to think everybody has been listening and I'm sorry for the hi-aid.
Speaker 4:There's only, there's only 3% left on the iPad, so we need to.
Speaker 5:I would like to say, hey, we're back, we're gonna have some.
Speaker 4:Rebembe some stuff. We're not revamping. I don't know why he's online like okay.
Speaker 5:Yeah, okay, guys, just like I'm project I'm sorry I'm projecting that we're having some stuff.
Speaker 4:This, who means revamping his life? Yeah.
Speaker 5:And so like we're getting back in our groove, it's good, I appreciate it.
Speaker 4:This is the last show, okay.
Speaker 5:It's been a great ride. It's been a great ride, guys. We appreciate you coming along and appreciate everybody who's been listening for the year and coming back for our final show. Hey, why you always be so negative when you had to. That was there. Yeah, I'm positive there. Yeah, I'm sitting down, you freaking weirdo.
Speaker 4:I'm just, it's just good vibes around here.
Speaker 5:Hold up when you had his for and you like always okay number two percent.
Speaker 4:Hey, hey, look younger I already told you one time, is only two percent left on the iPad. I am gonna tell you again.
Speaker 5:I'm gonna ask the thug in a couple questions. Um, if you, if you still thought that you can't remember to bring your pc, you can't remember to charge your iPad too.
Speaker 4:That's right, because I I run this and I tell you when the show's over, just like that, the show's over. The show's not over yet.
Speaker 5:Russell electricity. This guy man. Oh wait, shout out to this, shout out to our new sound engineer.
Speaker 4:Yeah, hold me on the back of the ones and twos, let's get it. Tell me when you talk to him next time, then oh.
Speaker 5:Could you see that in me?
Speaker 4:Hey, I said when you talk to him next time.
Speaker 5:Oh, so uh, you have the time and I have a time.
Speaker 4:It's what time, everybody, I'm Better and this is where we go talk to y'all next week.
Speaker 5:You're having me back when you started doing that Y'all have a good holiday, have a great new year.
Speaker 4:We will talk to y'all in the new year. I mean, I will talk to y'all.
Speaker 5:I mean regular scott signing off Peace? Um, of course. Oh, you are quick to be something, right, let's go sign it off. Hello, hello, what is this Peace?