Vaguely Inconsistent
Vaguely Inconsistent
Witches, Robots, and Movie Shenanigans
Ever wonder how our podcast is still going strong at episode 29? We've got some hilarious reflections on our AI intro, our rocking soundtrack, and a vow to stay "forever 29" to avoid the curse of reaching episode 30. Tune in as we rave about the latest Transformers film, especially Megatron's unexpected depth, and laugh through our review of the flawed yet fun "Killer's Game." We also share our thoughts on "Agatha," comparing it to "WandaVision" and expressing our mixed feelings.
What if modern-day technology could have altered the course of historical witch hunts? Imagine FaceTiming your way out of persecution! Join us as we explore witches, infidelity, and the frustration of being excluded from intimate moments, even in dreams. We also dive into the drama of "Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist" on Peacock and reminisce about our wild nights out, from go-karts to speakeasies, and the unique comedic flair of black actors in films.
From the ethics of big companies using crowdfunding platforms to our excitement over the latest GI Joe and Star Wars collectibles, we've got a lot to say about the world of collecting. Hear our nostalgic debates about toy prices from the '90s and the high costs of today's figures. We round things out with some light-hearted chatter about wedding attire, board games, and the joys of old magazine subscriptions. Get ready for a rollercoaster of humor and insightful commentary!
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Intro music by Alex Grohl
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Yeah, the real shocker is that we're still doing this Every week, fair.
Speaker 3:What number are we on?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I was going to say 28, I don't even know Me, neither Are we still using the AI intro.
Speaker 1:Yes, yes, we are, and that rocking soundtrack.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's what professionals do Right. Yes, we are. And that rockin' soundtrack yeah, that's what professionals do.
Speaker 1:That's right, gotta stick with what we know. That's right. Let me see Is this 28? I think it is. Who even knows?
Speaker 2:Does it show up on?
Speaker 1:the YouTube titles. Oh no, this is 29.
Speaker 3:Oh shit, we're almost 30.
Speaker 2:Forever 29.
Speaker 1:No, because we're going to be back next week too.
Speaker 2:That'll be 29.1.
Speaker 1:We're going to be like girls and just stop counting.
Speaker 2:Exactly. Besides, when I hit 30, I pull my back, brushing my teeth, so I don't want to see 30. Basic bullshit Brushing my teeth, pulling my back. Want to see 30. Basically brushing my teeth, pull my back. I'm out of work, out of everything, can't move for three days, brushing my damn tears. It really is.
Speaker 3:But did anybody from that job text you and ask you how you were doing?
Speaker 2:Yes, actually, at least somebody there gave a shit, man that's some shit. So what happened? Oh, I saw two movies this week Since the last one. Right, I went and saw Transformers On Saturday because they're doing an early thing Before the Wednesday early thing, and then Tuesday's Tightwad. Tuesday was Killer's Game. That was entertaining. That was by no means a good movie, but damn, I had fun watching that movie. It was ridiculous, it was so much fun it was just so stupid.
Speaker 1:Is that the one with what's in that one Drax With T-Strax?
Speaker 2:They gave him the wrong diagnosis on his. Are you going to die? I can relate. Do you have a?
Speaker 3:stroke no. The only difference is you didn't have to kill every motherfucker in the hospital. That is true At the end.
Speaker 2:I think I could have trying to think of who was in the hospital. I think I think I like my chances. But yeah, that was a fun movie of transformers. Oh my God, I'm telling you. But yeah, that was a fun movie, Transformers. Oh my God, I'm telling you, y'all fire the marketing team. That movie you got to get by the 15, 20 minutes to set up, like every other movie. But damn, then it was just nonstop and fantastic. The development of Megatron and Optimus, the growth of them, how they became who they are in this particular world. Yeah, that was pretty badass. I'm probably going to watch it again if it's that good.
Speaker 1:It's a nice 180 from a couple episodes ago and I was like fuck that, nobody watched that movie.
Speaker 3:Dude, that's the thing let's do. The trailer review no.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that stupidness from the trailer and all the silly crap and all that, that reallyness from the trailer and all the silly crap and all that, that really wasn't even part of the movie. That silliness, you saw it all in one trailer. The rest of it, no. That shit's a drama all the way and it was action-packed drama. It was well done. The character to see, especially and I'm going to be the first to admit I am probably biased because I'm a Decepticon fan but to see Megatron go from what he was to what he became and how they did it, and just to see why and his anger, the whole, I was just like good God, yeah, this movie. I'm pleasantly surprised.
Speaker 2:Honestly. I had nothing to do on Saturday. I saw the movie was coming out a week at a time. I was like, yeah, okay, screw it. The second trailer looked pretty good. I'll give it a shot and I'm glad I did. It was a 40-minute drive to get there because obviously there's only going to be in a few theaters because it was an early release. So I had to drive 40 minutes to get there. But, holy crap, I'm glad I did.
Speaker 3:I'm telling you y'all are going to enjoy this Spoilers. They just cut out the part in Batman Begins where his parents die, and that's how Megatron became. Megatron Damn it, you're not supposed to tell them what the hell man Joe Cool showed up.
Speaker 1:Joe Pride Making Tron's mom's necklace.
Speaker 3:Yeah, little pieces of little pieces of energon just hitting the ground.
Speaker 2:No, they fell on his chest, and that's how you get the Decepticon insignia there you go. Oh man, speaking of actually, because I remember you have TV tv shows uh, you guys bother with agatha, yet agatha all along no, I watched it last night.
Speaker 3:I downloaded it, but I haven't because I'm like no interest in this I didn't mind it.
Speaker 1:I mean she's um, it starts off like, uh, like wandavision.
Speaker 1:She's like this gruffy backwoods police detective trying to solve a murder of mayor of easttown right yeah like it's based on that show yeah, and they find this, uh, this body in the woods. Uh, she has black fingers and black toes, like somebody did when they died, so so she starts investigating it. And then this other witch shows up and other witch shit happens. Then Agatha's naked, which I wasn't super mad about, right, it was like Venus de Milo Her hair's covering her nips, but butt naked. Otherwise I didn't have a problem with it, it's not? She has to get a coven of witches together so she could go on the yellow brick road or whatever so she can get her powers back.
Speaker 1:But no, it's setting up. They dropped two episodes which, thank God, they finally learned their freaking lesson. You cannot just drop one half-hour episode and expect people to be like hells, yeah, let's go, I'm going to be back next week, but it ends with them getting to the road and then who knows what happens next week. I do not like the what's-her-face. Aubrey Plaza's like yep, this is the gayest shit in Marvel ever. You cannot promote stuff like that. It could be the gayest shit ever and that's fine, but don't promote it as such. I don't even think gay people want to know that gay shit's coming out wait, wait.
Speaker 2:To be fair, my understanding is she didn't promote that when they were doing the release and everything that one gay dude asked her about it and she just said yes, and it better be, because that's why she signed on, but it's not like by the end of the show there's the biggest gay explosion ever in the Marvel Universe if it's all them, women, who's going to care?
Speaker 3:that's also true also, let's be fair, aubrey Plaza she definitely is different, not in a bad way, but I so, let's be fair. Aubrey Plaza she definitely is different, not in a bad way.
Speaker 3:But I've seen enough times with her being on Kimmel and Conan O'Brien back in the day, and then she is just a different person. I don't think she even knows yeah, I don't even think she knows what she's going to say the next time. The next thing comes out of her mouth, you know like yeah, I believe that's right, totally, totally um, I liked, I liked her in what was that fx show?
Speaker 2:I think it was fx where the x-men legion.
Speaker 3:I think I might be right. Yeah, that that might be it, like the X-Men adjacent show.
Speaker 2:Yeah, she was great in that. She was great in that. I don't know what the hell the show. They go on vacation to Italy or whatever.
Speaker 3:White Lotus.
Speaker 2:Yes, that one. She was great in that. She was great in my Old Ass. She was not even in it that long.
Speaker 3:Granted the movie's on no newbies. Jack's been drinking.
Speaker 2:Well, you hear what I said. Dude, come on now. She was a great mild. You missed the joke. Jack got it, I got it. Oh, okay, why do you think I'm smiling?
Speaker 1:I wasn't even in there that long.
Speaker 2:Exactly Same.
Speaker 3:I mean, yeah, I mean also not, I guess I'm not. You know why I didn't react? Cause I wasn't all about that. Cuddling started all this. I wasn't surprised. I was like oh yep, that checks verified.
Speaker 2:But okay, that that being said, where she shouldn't do that, because that's automatically going to turn off half your audience by promoting that shit. Did you find it to be woke the first two episodes?
Speaker 1:No, it's just Agatha trying to get her powers back. It's literally that. It's Agatha being Agatha. If you liked Agatha in WandaVision so far, I don't have a problem with it.
Speaker 2:It's just Agatha being Agatha. I wonder, with all the fussers, like I said, I only saw a little bit of the red carpet stuff where a dude was asking him um, I I hear this is the gayest marvel thing ever. Is this true? And he asked that's like five stars. And all five of them were like yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm like okay, I heard about this a couple weeks ago.
Speaker 1:I mean, yeah, it was like I didn't care and that you what that was.
Speaker 2:that was one of the girls that, the black girl with the shaved head, that was her comment. She's like well, witches are inherently like outcasts, whatever. They're different anyway, so you shouldn't be surprised that if they're some kind of alphabet, you know like, ok, cool. Like I will admit, didn't really know that was going to be a part of the thing, don't really care, as long as that doesn't be the. That's not the focus of the show and it sounds like it's not.
Speaker 3:I don't give a fuck so far, but I mean, that was that, but that was one of the things that they used to shrink, used to burn them because, like, because they were witches, right, the whole like not they were witches, but because they were different, like they would use the they would paint the, they would paint the witchcraft thing on them to be like oh yeah, like this is something we can all get behind, right, and it's because dude came home from work, or came home from working at the printing press all day and his wife was getting, you know, munched on by some other girl and it was like whoa hey, hang on, you're now, you're a magic user.
Speaker 2:Yeah, come home to that. I'm just mad because you didn't wait for me.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you didn't call Bitch. Why didn't you want to invent a camera?
Speaker 2:What the heck?
Speaker 3:right Nowadays, the guy over there is like okay, hold on Boof.
Speaker 2:Nowadays. No excuse. No, excuse your ass better. No excuse. There's FaceTime. There's all types of streaming that can be done. There is no excuse If I come home and see that shit when you had an opportunity to film that, the cuck chair painting it. Right, just like y'all do your thing. I'm good Eating a celery and a paintbrush. How did?
Speaker 3:you guys get all. How did you guys all get into this loop and I wasn't involved? What the fuck is happening right now, man?
Speaker 2:I'm getting mad thinking about it. Who calls?
Speaker 1:Carl, she's waiting someone out. You didn't call me. What the hell.
Speaker 3:I'm in your bedroom right now.
Speaker 2:I dreamt this. I'm mad at you because I dreamt it, don't even let me dream it.
Speaker 3:Jenny we ain't having that.
Speaker 2:You better not do that when I'm asleep, or else I'm going to wake up and slap the shit out of you Right, you want to hook up with whatever girl. You hook up with whatever girl you want. But, man, I don't have to play, but I got.
Speaker 3:What's the quote If you knock? Me out in a dream, you better wake up and apologize.
Speaker 1:There you go. We've been watching this week Fight Night, the Million Dollar Heist on Peacock.
Speaker 2:I'm digging it. I heard it's more of a drama and not the expected comedy that people thought it was going to be.
Speaker 1:It's straight up drama. There's funny stuff, obviously, but it's like the 60s, when Muhammad was fighting all that shit. Vietnam-ish, but it's just how black people talk to each other. That shit is always funny. And Taraji P Henson's in there. She is funny as hell and she gets to pick on Kevin Hart Makes it more funny.
Speaker 3:How everybody but Lou talks.
Speaker 1:I'm about to watch a documentary Get educated, I cannot speak how black folk talk.
Speaker 3:You try, though, especially when you've been drinking.
Speaker 2:Let me check the color settings and list the blackface. Y'all Wait, wait. I can't say that I forgot Last time the ship froze on us.
Speaker 1:I'm waiting for both war machines to interact.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, huh man dude, terrence Howard, that hair have, murphy, he's, he's straight pimping. Yeah, he is. Wow, obviously you saw that shit was like. He actually isn't even in the.
Speaker 3:He actually wasn't even hired to be in the movie. He happened to be walking by and they were like oh shit with that, get in here right, right, we will make any of us you and he has.
Speaker 1:Trash P Hanson. It's like Hustle Flow 2.
Speaker 2:Bro, when I saw that trailer I'm like okay, I can see how this fits and then they added Sam Jackson Taryn Manning in.
Speaker 3:that Is that because she was in Hustle Flow, right she?
Speaker 1:was the white girl. No, there are no white girls on the show.
Speaker 2:There's all black people.
Speaker 1:No, it takes place in Atlanta, I like that white girl in Hustle.
Speaker 2:She's scrawny. Oh yeah, don't get me wrong, I break a bitch, but she's still cute. She would not hang out. I haven't seen her in forever. Was she in something else besides that? I mean, I wouldn't recognize her.
Speaker 3:I think she was in for a while. Yeah, she was in a few things back in the day, like the early aughts.
Speaker 2:Because of her hairstyle and from hustle and flow. I would not have if you said, oh, that's her. I'm like, really I would.
Speaker 1:You don't know. It's funny, Duke. If Lou watches hustle and flow, he does turn black. Oh my God.
Speaker 2:It is the weirdest thing, dude. It's not, it's not even a joke. I get attitude. It just what's funny. It's like what if I'm I haven't been drunk in a very long time, like absolutely drunk, but if I'm drunk around spanish-speaking?
Speaker 3:people, was it I?
Speaker 2:can sometimes speak back to them in spanish. It's like what? All this shit is buried back there and it just comes out. But yeah, man, when, when, uh, I watch. That's like one of the few that does it, but as hustle and flow, for sure, man.
Speaker 3:Was it the speakeasy Lou? Was what Last time you got drunk?
Speaker 2:I think so. Man Shit, that might have been the last time. How many years ago was that?
Speaker 3:2021, because we were in when it was like 123 degrees out. I'm slacking. We did the go-karts and Jack just fell asleep. Oh, that's right Holding everybody's purses and wallets and shit.
Speaker 2:I forgot we had everybody rolled up in the back of the SUV driving around. Okay, that was fun.
Speaker 3:We went to that other bar uh, the three, oh five bar, or something like that. It was like it's like it was a task the Tuscany, but yeah it's the one where it's like the name of the bar is like the number of taps they have or something. So it's something like that. Yeah, like the 76 bar or something 365 or something.
Speaker 1:There you go yeah, and then one of them bitches butt dialed 911. Yeah that happened I was like I'll handle that.
Speaker 2:I was like, wait, just pass over the phone, y'all Just hand it over.
Speaker 3:This is Jack Tesh, number bop, bop, bop, bop, bop, bop.
Speaker 1:Sorry my bad Cancel this call these bitches drunk.
Speaker 2:Click Right Emergency override, which override number Exactly.
Speaker 3:Do y'all have?
Speaker 2:that That'd be kind of cool.
Speaker 3:He has 912. He just dials 912 and he's like nope, he's like oh, I'm overriding.
Speaker 2:That's not a real call. Just find 11 on the phone. Do the bullshit.
Speaker 3:That was a good night, that was such a good night.
Speaker 2:Oh man, dude, I'm still through the speakeasy. All, all them bottles of moonshine, what was it? Every every 50 or 75 bucks you spend, you get a bottle. We had like 17 bottles, well, no, it was.
Speaker 3:I mean, you remember before, when we were like, oh, like, it's fine, we'll just go to the speakeasy and wait for you guys, not realizing they were going to read every goddamn sign and look at every single picture. And it's like two and a half hours later and they come down and we're like we're on round four, what's up?
Speaker 2:I mean, that is that is the way to do it, though if I'm going to a museum, I'm going to something like I did that when I visited, uh, detroit. I went to detroit, you know decade ago or so, and we went to the detroit what is? International art museum, whatever, and they had a samurai display. That was travel, and it happened to be there at this time. I'm the motherfucker that I'll sit there and I will spend four to six hours and I will read everything. If I'm with a group of people, I'll try to be polite. I'll take pictures of the stuff I want to read. I'll read it later.
Speaker 2:I'll try to be considerate. Six hours, same thing.
Speaker 3:Weirdly, he was doing that at the art museum. It still took six hours because he was sitting there reading.
Speaker 2:Just take all the pictures and walk by, click, click, click, click. I'll be in the bathroom. Come out six hours later. Whether I'm in the bathroom or walking to the museum, same six hours. But yeah, I like to get my money's worth. I did it when I went to Omaha or Oklahoma City. I went to both for magic tournaments back in the day. I was in Omaha or Oklahoma City. I went to both for Magic Tournaments back in the day and I wanted to see what was it Fabergé eggs from Russia. They had a tour of that was going on at one of the museums and I wanted to read everything. I was like I want my money's worth. It's like buffet. I want to make sure if I'm going to buffet you're losing money off of me, all right.
Speaker 1:I'm going.
Speaker 2:That happened last week, dude, after Transformers, I was going to go to a buffet. I'm like, no, I ain't hungry enough. They got good food, I would be fine, but they ain't going to lose money off of me.
Speaker 3:Sad part is when we go into the, when we've done the sci-fi museums, and you're reading the stuff about Star Wars and you're like that ain't right. No, can you fix this?
Speaker 1:Give me a piece of paper, hold up.
Speaker 2:I'm about to wait to see you edit this shit. Y'all done, fucked up eh.
Speaker 3:You guys just have a gun that prints out the letters, so that I can just fix this right now.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I would have to write. Naturally I would lose my shit if it didn't match.
Speaker 3:No, sir, all we do, all we have is 12 fonts. No, I need eight.
Speaker 2:Y'all don't understand.
Speaker 3:But yeah, you know what?
Speaker 2:It's interesting. You just brought up Red Lobster in passing, but I didn't realize that they still have the Monday. All you can eat they had their Monday through Friday specials. They kept the Monday ultimate shrimp On their menu. I did not realize that. Now that I know that, I'll go start going back. I haven't been there since they got rid of that All-Inclusive Shrimp.
Speaker 2:But now that I know that that's still around on Mondays, then yeah, I'm like all right, cool, you'll still get my money Because, like I said, ever since that shit happened earlier this year or whatever it was, I haven't been once. I got a gift card and I haven't even been.
Speaker 3:Now you got to make up for it. Yeah, for real.
Speaker 2:I'm making bankruptcy. Like I said, I'm going to get my dollars.
Speaker 3:A month from now, lou's like. By the way, I'm now the CEO. I'm about to do some Joey.
Speaker 1:Chestnut exercises Kobayashi, I'm going to do some Joey Chestnut exercises. Kobayashi, I'm going to get all that shit going get my stomach stretched for real what time is it now bitch speaking of Joey Chestnut.
Speaker 3:I finally got around. I saw Beetlejuice, beetlejuice on.
Speaker 2:Tuesday.
Speaker 3:I'm curious why it's Joey Chestnut because there was the guy in the under. He had all the hot dogs in his mouth.
Speaker 2:That is true, because I made the same comment when I was watching. I was like, oh, I see what they're doing here. Did the guy that played the dad that died? Did the actor die?
Speaker 3:No, he's just a pervert.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he went to prison.
Speaker 1:He's like a registered sex offender.
Speaker 3:so they were like ah, we're good, oh, okay.
Speaker 2:I was like I just thought the actor was dead.
Speaker 3:I think they would have treated it differently if he was dead. I don't think he would have had half of himself get eaten.
Speaker 1:Right, there's a shark just sweating blood everywhere, so was that the joke?
Speaker 2:Because he's like a predator, so he'd be eaten by a shark Maybe.
Speaker 3:Layers, layers.
Speaker 2:Deep, I like it.
Speaker 3:I like when he sat down next to the surfer who was missing his lower half, oh right, and he was like cool.
Speaker 2:That movie was so bad Really. Yeah, it was some of the parts, man, it had its moments, its parts are better than its whole Right. It's like if they cut that movie up into what's the thing nowadays, tiktok or what's it called Shorts, cut that shit into real shorts or whatever, fine, but as a whole, like the whole story with the boyfriend, that was dumb. Oh, we're just going to plow through that.
Speaker 1:That would have worked better if they got the wife, If they got rid of Beetlejuice's wife. That shit was useless.
Speaker 2:Absolutely. What was the?
Speaker 3:point. Well, so my understanding of what had happened is that Tim Burton originally signed on and then everybody else. Happened is that Tim Burton originally signed on and then everybody else signed on, because Tim Burton had signed on and then Max or Warner Brothers came to him and said oh, we want you to turn this into a series, so they originally wanted to be a miniseries, yeah, tv show instead of a movie. And so then he like said fuck you. No, do you not? Do you know who I am?
Speaker 3:and they wouldn't let him do it until he like basically said, well, I'll do this for like 80 million dollars, and then they said, okay, you can do it as a movie like whatever I don't remember what, but it was like under 100 million, like he had. He had to negotiate to lower the cost of the movie and so I'm guessing there was other stuff, maybe dealing with his ex-wife and stuff like that, or his girlfriend, that weren't, wasn't in the movie, because, yeah, they could have cut her completely out and it wouldn't have changed anything. That happened anything at all, except for the danny devito uho, basically, you know.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'm with you. When that was ending I was hoping that boyfriend story if they made that the story, that could have been a lot better Like oh okay, because they could have developed it better. Developed the relationship and then the reveal and all it was like oh, damn Okay.
Speaker 3:Even with how it was, it was only an hour and a half movie. So it's like how, like again, it's like when jack cuts the podcast, right, it's like where is the sweet spot? And so like I think there's a longer movie in there and it was either him or it was the studio. That was like okay, like it's an hour and a half and that's all we're giving you, type of thing. Well, he's giving me do shit, like that. It's harry pot was like okay, like it's an hour and a half and that's all we're giving you, a type of thing.
Speaker 2:But I always give when they do shit like that. It's Harry Potter three man. It's like you have that. You read the books and it does this high point, low point, high point. Fill in the gaps. Harry Potter movie three only hit the high points through that movie and it made that movie very terrible. I'm glad the TV show is coming out soon and they'll have a chance to fill in all these gaps.
Speaker 3:Oh, are you talking about Percy Jackson?
Speaker 2:No, harry Potter. If I'm going to fill a gap in in Percy Jackson, fill that.
Speaker 3:No, no, no, that's her shin, lou, that's her shin, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:Where, where the oysters are hanging out. But yeah, it was just like oh, we have a point. It's like again, I had the moments where I did laugh here and there, but as a movie as a whole it was like god, it was terrible.
Speaker 3:But Bob was pretty funny.
Speaker 2:Bob was good. I liked Bob.
Speaker 3:I felt bad for Bob.
Speaker 2:I'm sick of seeing that damn. Beatlemax commercial. If I see that Beatlemax commercial, I'm good.
Speaker 1:Look, I'm just glad they haven't started up the Mahomes State Farm commercials yet.
Speaker 2:That's a good point. That's a very good point.
Speaker 3:I can't believe that hasn't happened yet.
Speaker 1:A new one. Yeah, the chefs, that's from last year, though.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's from, that's from last year though. Yeah, that's from a decade before last year.
Speaker 1:I haven't seen any Mahomes State Farm yet.
Speaker 2:I don't know if I've seen as Mahomes commercials.
Speaker 3:I still try to avoid commercials like the Plague. That's why I thank God for Red Zone.
Speaker 1:You know what happens when you don't watch commercials. Duke People have to do Kickstarters and crowdfunding to get their products out.
Speaker 3:I was going to talk about the other movie that I saw first what else did you see?
Speaker 2:Last night? I saw 1982.
Speaker 3:So it was Tyrese.
Speaker 2:That was a Snoop Dogg movie.
Speaker 1:I mean the Death Row movie.
Speaker 3:No, it was Tyrese and Ray Liotta. Yeah, it was produced by Death.
Speaker 1:Row.
Speaker 3:Oh, it was a Death Row production.
Speaker 2:Yeah, was it bad, was that that Riot movie?
Speaker 3:Yeah, yeah, it happens when the Riots happen.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but is it about the Ri happening or something Kind of like?
Speaker 3:tangentially, it's during the riots, it's like you have your story and then around it is all the stuff with the riots.
Speaker 2:Well, what's the story then? Because I thought it was just a documentary about the riots.
Speaker 3:Well, so basically Tyrese works at he's had. They didn't really go into it a whole lot, but they give the impression that he was. He like an og, got busted, went to jail, came out, his wife or girlfriend and her mom died in some sort of an accident. So now he has to take care of his kid. His kid's a teenager, like young teenager how long was he in jail?
Speaker 2:was that? How long was he in jail?
Speaker 3:they didn't like I said, they didn't go into a whole lot of it like no or at least I don't remember. I mean, if they said it it was like a passing comment.
Speaker 2:But did he know his wife and wife and mom-in-law were dead?
Speaker 3:well, they had a con. Him and his son had a conversation about it, so he was like, hey, like I'm just trying to do my best. And then he was basically like, well, if mom and grandma were still here. And he's like, well, they're not type of thing.
Speaker 2:Like I'm all thinking he got out of jail and didn't realize they were dead okay, no, no, no, no so then.
Speaker 3:So they kind of give the impression that he's trying to get custody, but it's, it's in process, right, because of his past it's becoming a problem. So he works at this factory that makes catalytic converters, and then Ray Liotta's son is casing the joint, because to make catalytic converters you gotta have platinum. So they have, and some of this was in the trailer, but basically they have a giant vault of platinum that they're like well, we're never gonna break past all of the security and all the cameras and all the stuff that they have right, and it's in Vernon, which is where I used to work, in like the heart of where the riots happened. And so then they announced that you know, the, the cops who beat rodney king were all not found, not guilty, and the riot starts and then they go oh, it's go time.
Speaker 3:So then tyrese finds his son wandering around, just kind of like he's like he hasn't committed to like actually doing any larceny or stealing or anything, but he's wandering around like, oh, should I do it? Should I do it? And tyrese comes up and is like, get in the goddamn car, like, and so then they go to, they go to this factory because they think it's going to be safer than their house. And then they meet up with the gang and then this stuff happens right. Tyrese ends up being like a super badass, of course, like straight, just slapping people. He's like the guy who walks up and is like bam and people are like on the ground, like unconscious, like it was that so, but I mean Ray Liotta, one of his last performances, so I mean you know, but you could tell like he he's probably wasn't like doing super well at that point, but it was. I mean it was fine for like a heist movie, a low budget heist movie, which is basically what it was like.
Speaker 2:I had no idea that was a heist movie. I seriously thought it was just like we're gonna do a documentary, like it was basically about the riots.
Speaker 3:And, like I said, tangentially, like stuff happens around the riots, but but yeah, but that's not the focus of the movie. Correct, yeah, I'm surprised dude.
Speaker 2:That's 30 years later and nobody's made a movie about that yet. A theatrical movie. There's some TV movies.
Speaker 3:I've seen.
Speaker 2:Or at least I've heard of.
Speaker 3:I've seen a couple documentaries and stuff, but I haven't seen we all lived it.
Speaker 2:No shit, I don't know, I would have thought it would have came out after George Floyd was martyred how many world trade center movies have we gotten?
Speaker 3:4?
Speaker 2:20 4 in the theater and then 16 others.
Speaker 3:I enjoyed it. It was fine, I didn't fall asleep during it hour and 40 minutes something like that it was like an hour 37 because I was like I'm going to go up and play video games. I just got done eating 9.05. So it was like an hour 37 because I was like, okay, I'm going to go up and play video games, all right, I just got done eating. Okay, okay, cool, 9.05. Yeah, so it was like an hour 35., something like that.
Speaker 2:All right, so Do we want to talk about.
Speaker 3:PulseCon a little bit, because I know we talked about that a little bit in chat or in texting while it was going on.
Speaker 1:It was underwhelming, underwhelming. Yeah, it was not a lot of talk about there, it was every. I was hoping they would reveal something cool. I mean the prince, these are figures cool. You know, it's about time that happens, and I guess on some of the press materials they said they're going to release a dash, so that'll be cool that is.
Speaker 2:uh, I did not know that, so that's cool.
Speaker 3:And then they announced the cantina or not the Tatooine Street.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's kind of cool. Yeah, to go with your Aslab. Yeah, I thought I tell you what y'all, if I was working and they dropped Grimlock to $1,000, I would have paid for that thing, right, $1,700 down to $1,000?
Speaker 1:$1,700 or $1,500 or something like that.
Speaker 2:It was $1,700 last year. However, if you bought it on-site at Comic-Con, it was $1,500. And now it's $1,000. It was like man, let this unemployment go through November. Government's about to pay for it, dan.
Speaker 3:I like the GI Joe announcements. Those were kind of cool. I kind of like that they have the virtual Hall of Fame now, so hopefully next year they'll get Larry Hammett in it, because he was like I mean as far as what separated GI Joe from all the other kind of war based soldier? I think he had a lot to me. He had the biggest To me, he had the biggest influence on it over really anybody else Agreed.
Speaker 1:I didn't watch any of the Transformers stuff.
Speaker 2:I was waiting for it.
Speaker 3:Did they make their next HasLab announcement?
Speaker 1:They're making one at New York Comic Con. It's like Ghostbusters again. Ah okay, I was shocked. Is it related, based on the teaser image they keep showing.
Speaker 2:Oh, from the new movie maybe.
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 2:Three three-quarter inch, Three and three-fourth inch scale.
Speaker 1:They already announced that, though.
Speaker 3:They had that at Comic-Con. Oh, I didn't even see that. We were so distracted by the Rattler Dude.
Speaker 2:that thing was so badass though God dog, that thing was so badass. I'll tell you what I was, shocked though. I was looking to see, like after the fact, like I don't know, yesterday, day before, what things have sold out.
Speaker 2:a lot of the marvel toys sold out, pre-sold out those legends have been selling really well lately uh-huh, the zandar sold out, uh, luke, uh, black series linch sold out, uh-huh, uh, this few things, like I was, I was just not I was just underwhelmed with the stuff that they that they the for as posable and stuff like that as they are.
Speaker 3:I was super underwhelmed with the stuff that they for as posable and stuff like that as they are. I was super underwhelmed with, like the number of accessories that they came with, like the Black Series. But again, I also haven't been clear.
Speaker 1:Black Series doesn't come with a lot of accessories at all they come with a lot of accessories.
Speaker 3:$27 F that well, I mean, I think we were talking about that last week, jack. It's ridiculous. There's no way I would have ever collected Star Wars toys if I was a kid. Now my parents would have been like nah, nah.
Speaker 2:I remember when I started Red Card 95, and the very first one was a Vader and a 3PO and I was homesick. I got it brought to me as a gift. It was, I think the sticker was $4.97 or something like that.
Speaker 1:Something like that, yeah, it was like $500, something like that, yeah.
Speaker 2:That bright-ass green sticker on the upper right corner. It said KB and it was $4.97. And then obviously it eventually went up to $5.99 or whatever it was. It was about that $5.00, $6.00 for the longest time. When I saw that those vintage figures were like $13.00 a piece, I'm like you're out of your damn mind. No, and they come with nothing. It was just you gotta be kidding.
Speaker 3:F that no way $13.00 for a three authorical that should be your black series cost yeah, that when episode one came out, and I think they were like eight bucks and we were like something yeah what's up with that?
Speaker 1:but at least they came with a cool microchip.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, I was gonna say I think it was 699 799. I think you're right about that it was it went up to eight8. But it did, it had that. But you have the little communicator to read all the ComTech. Yep, yep.
Speaker 3:Yep. But yeah, like now, I go into the store and I look and I'm like I mean they're cool, but I'm not paying no $27 for it.
Speaker 2:There's not too many. The Thrawn I don't know if yours already shipped, if you got it, Jack, but the Black Series Thrawn that came out the same time the Rebels Chopper and Sabine came out. Mine just shipped. There's a few that I'll get. This is weird. I don't even get all the Vaders in this line. I got the white Infinities vader, uh so that would look pretty cool, and if there, I mean if there's something that's pretty cool, I'd grab it.
Speaker 2:But uh, but I got a thrawn, but there's not a whole lot other than that. That I'm like, oh, that's I, I'm with you. I walk by looking at transformers. I do collect all the transformers to the u86, um, and and I'll go through that aisle and in that same aisle is a Star Wars. I'll walk down halfway through the aisle and go look, it's like, oh, that's cool, there's a lot of stuff here.
Speaker 2:That's cool, that's cool, that's cool, that's cool. That price. Okay, turn around, I'm out. You know, let me go find a durable section. There's some shit for $4.97. That, that's cheap, I can handle that.
Speaker 3:But, yeah $4.97. Yeah, so glad that I decided to just keep the bus and get rid of all the figures that I had at one point, because I was just like Took all mine in storage.
Speaker 2:Yeah, figures, bus Sold most of mine. I'm sure eventually I will. And then I always get the same question Well, if you're going to sell it all, why do you have a storage? I'm like because if I brought it here and kept it, I'd have to have a two-bedroom, and the cost of a two-bedroom is more than the cost of a one-bedroom and a storage. That's why it's still cheaper to do it this way Until I eventually sell it all.
Speaker 3:But the time to go through all of it because obviously I'm only gonna keep one line of stuff, like the stuff that I had the most memories related to with you guys, and whatever was the the um general giant bus, and so I was like, okay, like those, that's what I'm gonna keep, you know, and I bought like eight of those big costco tubs and that's where they're at. You know, eventually I'll probably, you know, once I paint this room and get it organized somewhat, I'll get them up on shelves. Yeah, I'll bust out the bus, but then and then I'll work on getting you know backfilling, you know cause I think at this point, in general, I think they're around. You know there are reasons, they're still reasonable. A period of time, too, when the Gentle Giant stuff was just disgusting, the new stuff is disgusting.
Speaker 1:I started picking up a couple here and there, I got Krasantan, I got a couple Sabines CAD. They're pushing like $120, $130.
Speaker 2:For what we were paying $70 for. Dude, when I started off getting bust in 05, 06, 07, whatever it was, it was $45 a piece.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 2:But to your like what to keep, I do have a feeling that, when all is said and done, it's only going to be the Gentle Giant and Sideshow, mostly anyway. Because I'll keep Gentle Giant, I'll keep Sideshow, mostly anyway. Because I'll keep gentle giant, I'll keep sideshow the other things that'll be maybes, like the code three. I'll probably keep the code three, especially since I have the signed uh, james earl jones versions of a save.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you're not allowed to get rid of that anymore.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that ain't going anywhere that that the james earl. I think I have the vader's tie and the lightsaber oh, I have a bunch of the mini lightsabers still.
Speaker 2:Well, the lightsaber was matched to replicas. I think I know the TIE Fighter was Code 3. Vader's tie was Code 3. Yeah, no, the 3D posters that they did Because Celebration 3 had an exclusive, I think, of one of them. So those type of I don't want to call them high-end but non-figures. I so those type of I don't want to call them high-end but non-figures. I'll probably keep those and then all the figures will go. The ship's already gone 12-inch. I still have all those. The Unleashed I have the complete set of Unleashed.
Speaker 3:Still All the cinema scenes, all that shit, I will say, sitting in the high-end Star Wars collectibles panel at Comic-Con. Some of that stuff looks really fucking awesome, like the one that had the bust. So they have, I think they have a uh, they've already released a um venom and it's like the bust is like the bus, but then at the bottom down towards the neck, they've like done a bunch of scenes kind of like that are related to the character and so they had they. They talked about they're releasing one for Vader and like it's his helmet, but then at the bottom, kind of around the nape of his neck, is like the dual of the fates fight. You know him fighting Luke, him, you know him throwing you know like a bunch of different kind of almost mini dioramas, like to kind of show the story. And I was really impressed. I thought the quality of that was really really good.
Speaker 2:Are they statues? A small one like that.
Speaker 3:They're like a 1-2 scale or 2-1. Was it 1-2? It's not a full size, but it's like half the size. It's not a full size, but it's.
Speaker 2:One half scale, yeah.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but I think the mall was, yeah, kind of in that same vein of the mall, where the mall with the platform, but these were like busts where, like it was almost like there was like a smoke effect around the meter. Around, like this part of his head, and then in that smoke they had different.
Speaker 1:Lick your finger and then do that again.
Speaker 2:Right here.
Speaker 3:Right at the point of his breathing mask. Out of all the stuff that I saw that they showed, I was most impressed with that. That would be something, too, where it's like you're going to buy one every. They're only only gonna release one every two years. This isn't gonna be like, uh, where they're like here's another 50 figures that are 35 each. It is like here's a bus that costs 1200, but you don't have to worry about that for two more years. You know, and they were, and they said that they were working on trying to fix. They said they were trying. Was that that's not bad? 50 bucks a month? Yeah, they said that they were working on trying to figure out.
Speaker 2:They said they were trying to. What's that? That's not bad. 50 bucks a month, yeah.
Speaker 3:They said that they were trying to figure out if they could put electronics in it to make the head, the lightning, go. You see the inside of where you saw his skull and stuff like that.
Speaker 2:Like a return.
Speaker 3:I'm like, oh shit, if you could pull that off, like that'd be a legit, that would be something I definitely would be interested in. But then they gave them all one way and they gave it away to the guy sitting next to me and I was really upset about that. Lesson learned never sit in the middle of the aisles at comic-con, because if they're, if you're in a panel with giveaways, they always walk down the middle aisle and they always look at you as they walk by and you're just like you're not. Nope, nope.
Speaker 3:Oh okay, it's fine, no, it's fine. Then, five minutes later, you're like me, oh, okay.
Speaker 2:Nope that's good yeah.
Speaker 3:So yeah, Sorry, that was a tangent off of the PulseCon stuff.
Speaker 2:No, no, no, toys is kind of on point. We're on topic so.
Speaker 3:But I guess, to go back to what Jack had mentioned earlier About me being annoyed by Large companies taking advantage Of platforms like Kickstarter, Last week's Cliffhanger. Last week's cliffhanger. Last week's cliffhanger, yep Teaser. So saying that I think the HasLab stuff is exactly how the large companies should do it. Where it's on their platform, it's on their dime right, like they're the ones that are.
Speaker 3:I mean, again they dollars off of the rad work right, it is well, again, the the total, whatever it's going to cost them, right, but at the end of the day, right, they have a guaranteed nine million dollars outside of the random cancellations, right I guess you do have 30 days to cancel yeah yeah but I mean, let's say it goes from 9.8 to 9.6.
Speaker 3:I mean it's still a substantial amount of money, right? Nobody's canceling yeah, nobody's canceling. But it just really bugs me when, like, the companies like that go to Kickstarter and I get, if it's a partnership with Kickstarter, it's like a promotional thing. But when they just start, like to me I'm like, okay, if you're a big enough company, if you're a General Giant or you're a McFarland Toys or whatever, like you're a NECA, for example, or whatever, like you shouldn't need to use Kickstarter. You should follow the Haslet. In my opinion, right To me, kickstarter and stuff is for, like, the three of us come up with an idea for a board game and we want to see if people are interested in it or not.
Speaker 3:And we want to see if people are interested in it or not, that's cool. But as far as like them coming and saying, oh yeah, like it's the quickest kickstarter ever, the largest kickstarter, well, no shit, because it's already an established, established company with a history and they're selling a figure, that or a whatever. It is a tachki that probably already has a line behind it. Like, of course, you're going to make the most money off of it, but also. You should have that on your own shit. That's my two cents on that.
Speaker 1:That being said, I did back the McFarlane Medieval Spawn that they just closed and it looks badass.
Speaker 2:This is definitely a you guys thing. I didn't know Kickstarter was a company. I thought that was just a thing you did.
Speaker 1:No Kickstartercom.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I did not know that was it. I was like, oh, there's a Kickstarter for this. I'm like, oh, okay, cool, I didn't know it was actually Kickstarter. It's like Jacuzzi. I didn't know Jacuzzi was a brand. I knew Tupperware was. You know stuff like that. I thought that, hey, let's hang out at the Jacuzzi. I was like, oh no, it's not okay. Like, yeah, I didn't know Kickstarter was a thing like that. I think I would support that, duke, the way you're talking about it. I would have to think that, the way HasLab does it, where here's an idea, we made one prototype and basically it could be tweaked, uh, and if you guys, we get enough people that want to buy it, uh, great, we'll make it, because there's probably a lot of things out there that I mean it's hard for the company to take that risk like, oh, we're gonna make this thing. It's three hundred dollars, people aren't gonna buy it and he just lost a bunch of money when it's on sale and it doesn't want it on the shelf because they're taking up seven shelves.
Speaker 3:But remember all the shit that Hasbro and Mattel used to do back in the day when Toys R Us was a thing. How much of that shit that they would. It would show up and the box would be huge and it would just sit there because it would be $350 and you're like like nobody's going to buy that. Like now they're being a little more strategic about it, you know yeah, the best thing that they've that they've come up with a lot and I you know what.
Speaker 3:I am totally fine with them saying, okay, well, cool, so the cantina was a fucking huge success. Now we can now we know we can probably come out with the streets, the tatooine street, and that's going to follow that line. Right, because they had that slide during pulse con where they were like, right, we want to, we wanted to replicate what, the, the sheet in the old catalog. You know, you would buy the, you would buy aIE fighter and it would have the catalog of what was coming out. And they're wanting to replicate that with that street stuff which, to me, if I was buying it, I'd be like fuck, yeah, like that's awesome that you're going to focus on filling out that scene as opposed to just saying, well, you have a cantina and you have a street, moving on, you know like more and you have a street moving on.
Speaker 2:I'm more curious on where they get their determinations. We'll make this if we sell $6,000, $4,000, or $3,000, or $12,000. I understand there's a numbers game and the cost to make it and what they expect in profit, but the question is, what's the ROI? So if your return on investment is whatever percentage wise, okay, it's fine. But at what point do we get to the greedy factor? Right, it's like, oh, we could break even at 6,000, but we're not going to make it unless we hit 10,000.
Speaker 2:To me it's like those numbers I'd really like to know, because some of these numbers, you know facts, but sometimes like that, it's like wait, you got so close but you're not going to do it. Like how.
Speaker 1:Well, yeah, like the Cantina, they hit all but one tier, so we're not getting the Wolfman. I don't remember how far they were from maxing out, but now we're not getting the Wolfman.
Speaker 3:I don't remember how far they were from maxing out, but now we're not getting the Wolfman allegedly, but obviously they already have a tooling for the Wolfman, right, like I feel they at least had it. Further, they wouldn't offer it, I feel like, unless they hadn't already invested some time into developing the figure Right. I really I mean to be honest with you I really liked the Lego. What Lego does is like you just go to the lego site and they have a thing where you could literally put in anything at all. They'll put it up on their site as far as something you can vote on, and once it gets a certain percentage of votes or a certain number of votes, then they see if it's something that they can do, and I mean they basically own the, the license for every single pop culture thing for the most part, they got a Jaws boat.
Speaker 1:We were at the Lego store and they had a Jaws boat there, right yeah.
Speaker 3:So they probably have a big deal with all the Universal stuff, you know. But I like the fact that you can just go on there and say, hey, I want to see this. And if you go to the site and look and say, oh, I want that, I want that too. And if you go to the site and look and say, oh, I want that, I want that too, once it gets to a certain point, they go, oh, okay, can we?
Speaker 2:make this happen, that's their version of HasLab.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's called Lego Labs or Lego Creations or something. I think it's Lego.
Speaker 3:Creations. I think you're right. The creation sounds right and oftentimes you just emit something, you just fill it out and, like I said, you can literally ask for anything and if there's no, I think they do their legal due diligence right If there's some sort of conflict with Mega blocks or some shit, something like that.
Speaker 3:They won't put it up on the list. They came up with a whole series of flowers because somebody like put I want, I want a tulip I've made out of legos, and it was like it went up the list and they were like, oh okay, now there's a series of flowers that you can buy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we even got some my wife got like sunflowers or some shit it rose when I had target the last couple weeks ago yeah, yeah, but I believe that came from the, the creations.
Speaker 3:Like I don't think that was something that they I don't even. I'll be honest with you. I think they lean on the creations for a lot of their stuff, as far as at least what they're they should that's that there's your audience telling you what they want.
Speaker 2:That's exactly what they should do lego.
Speaker 3:People are cray though the prices they pay for some of that shit. Jesus Talk about a $27 figure.
Speaker 2:Yeah, lego man, but again those minifigs dude some of those minifigs ridiculous. I don't know if you saw I would almost buy it.
Speaker 1:They have a giant-ass Star Destroyer right yeah, probably $300. But it comes with a Cal Kestis minifigure. I'm like maybe You'd be prying that out of the plastic and then like nope, it's fine.
Speaker 3:I'm just going to return this Exactly. I'm going to pull that shit out.
Speaker 2:Pretend it's a Ninja Turtle from Walmart and just swap it out.
Speaker 3:Just put in a little rock Right.
Speaker 2:Damn I still. I still have you know my episode three Lego sealed in box.
Speaker 1:Um the turbo tank for good money turbo tank arc one 70.
Speaker 2:Uh, at least, though I can't remember what the other ones I have, but but I still have those two sealed when I was moving storages Few years back. Uh, those two sealed. When I was moving storages a few years back, uh, I came across that box. I'm like, oh, I've never opened these. All right, close it back up and put it in storage.
Speaker 1:That's cool that I own that.
Speaker 2:Exactly it was literally me looking over, leaning into the box. I don't know what this box, uh, I opened it up I was like, oh cool, episode three, legos it's basically opening night when all the toys came out. Whatever Legos were available opening night, that's what's all in there. So I don't remember what they made, except I remember seeing like visually looking at that night, was Turbo Tank and the ARC-170. So whatever else is there, I have it. So there's probably a Starfighter. If they made a Starfighter or a Vulture droid or whatever else, whatever they made, I probablyer or a Vulture droid or whatever else, whatever they made. I probably got those in that box too. But I only saw the ones up top.
Speaker 3:Real quick, it is LEGO Ideas. Okay, so close, you can submit and then you can vote on it.
Speaker 1:So it's kind of cool. Now I'm wondering, talking about LEGOs, I wonder if I got rid of my jabba's palace.
Speaker 3:that was a good set so, like right now, the the ones that they're like promoting is like a vintage billiards table, a kinetic tin toy, a train, lake house, the muppet theater with operational stages sold. That actually looks really cool. Statler and Waldorf. Yeah, yeah yeah, hang on. Can I share my screen real quick?
Speaker 2:You know, speaking of the whole Episode 3 Legos I still have, Remember there was limited to 500? It was like the Royal Guard or something like that with Vader.
Speaker 1:It was a little cube.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I still have mine.
Speaker 3:Tell me that doesn't look badass.
Speaker 2:That's pretty cool. Like 585 days left.
Speaker 3:Well it's, they post it for a long time, two years to vote, good lord. Well, and so, right now, they know what's the estimated cost?
Speaker 2:I don't see that on there.
Speaker 3:I don't know if they tell you.
Speaker 2:Cause if it ain't too expensive. Yeah, yeah, I'd be all over that Official Lego comments.
Speaker 3:That looks pretty cool.
Speaker 2:Will our audience be able to see this screenshot?
Speaker 3:Maybe I think so. Yeah, I guess we're global. Oh, okay, so the number, the days is that it adds on days as people vote for it. It looks like.
Speaker 2:So the vote never gets made, got it?
Speaker 3:Well, so they just passed 1,000 supporters on September 13th so what, two weeks ago, no, like a week ago, and they've already doubled the number of so but yeah, that actually looks really cool. That's it. They did a really good job with that.
Speaker 2:but yeah, I mean, that's, that's just so somebody says they want the Muppet theater, and then Lego goes and designs it and then puts it up there. So that, yeah, and then you just vote on it, and the more votes you get, the longer time you have to do it.
Speaker 3:Okay, all right, that's solid, so like the Jaws, it got 10,000 supporters, that's cool. So then it okay, so you have to get 10,000 supporters. It looks like Now officially advance this project to the review phase, and it took them a year.
Speaker 2:So, 10,000.
Speaker 3:Is that it?
Speaker 2:Six months, yeah, but they don't care about time, it's about number of supporters. So for them, 10,000. Is it 10,000 on any project? Because HasLab is not, I think so. It's different because the cost is different, right?
Speaker 3:Well, so this passed 10,000 supporters and they announced it on November 7th and then May 31st. They approved it and then you said you saw it right. One of you guys said you saw it. Yeah, it's at the Legos store.
Speaker 2:Wasn't it downtown Disney.
Speaker 1:We saw it for sure. We were just at downtownown Summerlin. They have a legal store there now. We were over there.
Speaker 3:That's kind of cool Types of bridges, but yeah.
Speaker 2:That's not a terrible way to do, I guess. A Kickstarter type thing, hash lab type thing, I'm alright with that. That seems pretty cool.
Speaker 3:I think it's kind of original. If you can get enough people to support it, then yeah, we'll at least evaluate it and let you know. You know so.
Speaker 1:I did another Kickstarter recently, Lou. You remember May 4th this year or something? The dude had the pins with the Clone Wars dropships and the clones hanging off of a chain.
Speaker 2:Hanging off the chain yes.
Speaker 1:So I didn't get all of them and he was like well, I'll do a Kickstarter and I'll add a couple others so you can get the ones you didn't get. So I did that one. I think he funded in like an hour or two, just based on what he needed to sell for it to be funded.
Speaker 2:Right. I think that's going to be the key. Like I said, is the minimum going to be the break-even point, or is the minimum going to? Be, I want to make at least this much money and I'd be very curious about that, especially Hasbro, because I have to imagine that a few of their things, like their tiers and their numbers, they need to lower that shit sometimes.
Speaker 1:Sometimes I've heard that they probably don't make a lot of money on that stuff, just because, well, like the proton pack, you know that thing was pretty badass. There's no way they made a ton of money on it, just the research development, all that stuff.
Speaker 2:Technology these days. 3d, everything these days, I mean it's not. It doesn't take a whole hell of a lot to get it done anymore with current technology. If this was 30 years ago, yeah, I would imagine those numbers that we're seeing would have to be doubled minimum to get to that point. Now, shit, what is it? Freaking cookie cutter shit. With a lot of this these days, even with the higher end like the ProtonPak, I wouldn't be surprised. So I don't know. We'll see.
Speaker 3:We can have a longer conversation at one point, but I'd be curious to to hear what you guys think as far as like when we were kids and toys, like how toys were made and that toys were necessarily directed at us, and now today, like do you think like toys? That's what I'm saying Like has it been? You think like as we have gotten older, the toys have changed to keep us in the loop?
Speaker 2:Well, kind of maybe I don't want to say neglecting kids that are out there today, but like but again, if I'd just end up saying no, because or we wouldn't have 14 different Vaders every year and Lukes every year, Because the reason why they do that is for the new fans coming in. It's like, oh cool, I want a Vader. Oh, they made that in 1995, so you can't find one.
Speaker 2:No, they keep doing it every other year. So it's like, oh my God, how many of blah blah blah are they going to make of this? Well, they have to make it every year because there are staple characters and the new generation. Every year is a new fan coming up, because a six-year-old who hated Star Wars last year loves it. It's seven years old now and loves it. And that's just the thing. So now, if they can rope us in in the process on some of the stuff, okay great, that's just a bonus.
Speaker 2:But there's so much stuff. Think about it. Great, that's just a bonus, but there's so much stuff. Think about it. Go to your Target Walmart aisle and you see, especially Asia's 3+. There's so much stuff that's still targeted for the littles. There's no way any of us would buy that stuff. Zero chance that we would buy any of it.
Speaker 1:He said, buying a case full of doorbells.
Speaker 3:There's no 3-plus on that. It's a 0-plus zero plus.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's different dude, and that's where I was out tonight too. I hit all the walmart, not all, but I hit three walmart's looking for the series two, galaxy peaks, series two, since they're starting to hit now. Didn't find anything, but I did find two more adorable. Uh, squish a lot. Marie's no, jack's that was. I mean jack's been hard to find. I've only gotten two ever, but I've gotten like five, so I have to go to.
Speaker 3:So today I was we start recorded late because I was in hood river for a wedding thing, so I wore this shirt. So this is now my official hood river wine drinking shirt. Um, I got like another half a dozen compliments on it. People love the shit out of this shirt. Man. For the actual wedding, do I wear a dig up a drip or do I just wear a regular shirt Because it's cocktail?
Speaker 2:attire.
Speaker 3:You're going to a wedding, dude, you dress up for a wedding right Do you Is dig up a drip, not dressing up.
Speaker 2:No, you're going to a cocktail party before or after the wedding. You better be in a button up with a tie. You need a cummerbund.
Speaker 3:You very well may need a cummerbund, depending on how things go.
Speaker 1:Hello, maybe come in her bun, if you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3:Wedding crashers.
Speaker 2:That's what I'm saying. All right, fine, no, dig up a drip on Saturday saying like uh, all right, fine, no, dig of a drip on saturday. Fine, it depends. Like I said, I don't know what the dress is, if it's. If it's, if it does say you know, black tie, cocktail, whatever. No, you're not. You're not wearing something with the logo on it or pop culture on it, you're wearing yoda. I mean, you could put on some yoda cufflinks. How about that? You can accessorize cocktail cufflinks for my wedding.
Speaker 1:Yeah see, you can, totally can accessorize cocktail cuff links from my wedding.
Speaker 3:Yeah see, you can totally, absolutely accessorize, but they're, they're somebody wouldn't let me have a whole star wars wedding oh well, I mean, we talked about it and then you decided to go marry a woman and I mean, that's just on you. That is that I would let you have a star wars wedding baby. It wasn't legal back then.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah in that case, then I can't support it.
Speaker 3:And then we'd have to change the name of the podcast to Two Gays and a White Guy. Totes approves and people who tune in would be like wait a second, which one's?
Speaker 1:which, and then Lou starts talking like oh, I'm running.
Speaker 2:Don't take them all in five seconds. Figure that shit out. Unless I had just seen hustle and flow the night before, I was like I'm going to whoop that trick. Oh my God. I swear, go in there and give me that microphone. So uh, I don't, I mean we haven't and give me that microphone.
Speaker 3:So I mean, we haven't talked much about board games. I'm guessing at some point we probably should. Why? I was like why?
Speaker 2:I was like, says the guy who plays board games on his Xbox all day.
Speaker 3:Yeah, okay, carcassonne, carcassonne. You gotta play it on your PS5.
Speaker 2:Sellers of Catan.
Speaker 3:If you haven't played the Clone Wars, it's just Star Wars, the Clone Wars.
Speaker 2:Board game.
Speaker 3:Yeah, there's a Star Wars the Clone Wars board game that's based on the pandemic board game rules. It's actually really fun and it's a short like each game lasts about 60 minutes, but basically it's one of those like you have to go through and destroy, you pick one of like six Jedi I think Six Jedi and you're fighting the Separatist forces, and it's based on the pandemic rules which, like everybody goes and does their thing but then, like you roll for the enemy, you know. So it's a PVE. Basically Everybody is together working to defeat this thing and it can get pretty hairy when you have four or five people because the number of droids and the number of stuff that get lands on planets and you know there's punishments and stuff like that. But, um, we're doing a guy's game night tomorrow, so I'm going to take that, we're going to play that again just as an fyi.
Speaker 2:I don't know what pandemic is yeah, let's wait for it to stop, just so I can say are we supposed to know what pandemic is?
Speaker 3:um, it's one of those things like it's hard to explain because unless you've played it like it's. So pandemic is one of those games where, like, there is a life to the game, where it actually some of the stuff that you do, where you'll like tear a card up, so it's like almost kind of like a one and done, you'll mark cards and that type of thing. Um, this game you don't do any of that, they don't have. The cards are the same every like. You're not.
Speaker 3:But pandemic is one of those where it's supposed to be played like over sessions and basically you're you're working to prevent it. You're you're a group of scientists supposed to work together to prevent a pandemic and the pandemic is basically the board game, right, like the pandemic is the, the germ or the um, the thing you're fighting against it. So you'll do one thing and it will react based on that type of thing. Uh, and then, um, I've never actually played pandemic, but when I saw that there was a star wars version of pandemic I was like everybody that I know of that has actually played pandemic, has had a ton of fun playing it. So I was like I'll check this out of. That has actually played Pandemic has had a ton of fun playing it. So I was like I'll check this out. And we've actually had a couple of board game nights where you've played it and it's fun.
Speaker 2:Is this that same or similar to Comic-Con? I was with you for a bit. You were talking to that one girl about some board game, no, and the box was freaking ginormous the whole.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that, and the box was freaking ginormous. That's Gloomhaven. The box weighs like 50 pounds. That thing was ridiculous. That game is so big because you actually the joke with that game is you could actually spend more time setting up and breaking down that game than actually playing the game, because that's a dungeon crawler.
Speaker 3:It looked it Holy shit when I handed it to you and you were like down that game than actually playing the game because that's a dungeon, so yeah, but I yeah when I when I handed it to you and you were like oh shit, yeah, I was not.
Speaker 2:This thing was ridiculous, it was crazy.
Speaker 3:Yeah, see them, see them, see that box behind you, jack, yeah imagine that, speaking of that, why you still got boxes behind you, son.
Speaker 1:Oh, so I use this box as a table. This box changes, so I don't have to move in and over.
Speaker 2:I like it.
Speaker 1:I like it.
Speaker 2:Oh my God, you got to protect that back.
Speaker 1:Exactly, I still got way too much to pack up. I started bringing the boxes down out of the garage.
Speaker 2:Those are the ones to get down your bus boxes so you can pack the bus stuff.
Speaker 3:What's your timeline? I'm hoping next weekend.
Speaker 2:I was going to say 10 days.
Speaker 1:Give or take Nice, because the closet is supposed to get done Monday. I don't know if that's if we can go. Shit.
Speaker 3:You'll have to send us a picture of what the backyard looks like right now. So then when we show up and go ooh, I'll be there in three weeks, I'm not even going to worry about it. I might be there at some point. We'll see December. Yeah Well, yeah, I'll be there, yeah you'll be there December.
Speaker 2:I'll be there twice in October.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah. We've been picking out like stone and tiles and shit for the pool. Last week we went to go pick out plants big old shade trees in the backyard Native plants hopefully.
Speaker 2:Yes, no, I think they call them indigenous plants.
Speaker 1:Indian plants.
Speaker 2:What you have to give them back. So bad, for sure what We've already got an hour and ten minutes. How'd that happen?
Speaker 3:I mean, this has been a good episode, boys.
Speaker 2:I agree that went fast Well in that case let me skip ahead to to Okay, I didn't quite do White people shit. That'll happen on Saturday when I go see Empire Strikes Back with the symphony. However, I had to shut down Some white people shit Real quick.
Speaker 2:So about three days ago it was too white for you, dude, you tell me. You guys tell me, because you're the white people here, so you guys tell me. So about three days ago, so wanted to show me something on the phone and it was like hey, would you consider this? I was like what are you talking about? It was matching Christmas pajamas. I'm like are you?
Speaker 2:out your damn mind. Then she said but they're star wars and I still like no, no, uh-uh, no. Matching pajamas. I'm white, I ain't that white, what the hell y'all. So now you tell me what do y'all do?
Speaker 1:matching pajamas we have, oh, we did christ Christmas pajamas when we were four of us.
Speaker 2:Only once.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it was just one time.
Speaker 2:Oh, okay, all right. There's no way, you're getting the older one to do that now.
Speaker 1:Actually, I wanted to. Now that I have a nephew, I'm like it'd be cute to have all three of them together and she said the only way she would do it is if it was pajamas. She will not wear a Christmas dress, but she said, if it was pajamas, she'd be okay with it.
Speaker 2:I can see that Even just the four of y'all I can see her participating in it if it's cool. I went to the beach. It was a club called the Beach in Las Vegas and it was 2002.
Speaker 3:And Leonardo DiCaprio was there with some 25 year old. I'm sure the same 25 year old he's getting now Like it was her daughter now. Weirdly, he's still at the beach with a 25-year-old 22 years later. Crazy how they don't age. But yeah, I think that type of stuff is fine, because I think there's a difference between saying, hey, I'd like for you guys to come and do this stuff versus oh man, you never make time for me. I think there's a way to say it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, how you put it out there matters too, Like I'm obviously totally not against going up to Portland and now we start adding things as well Again between the soccer team that we can add stuff to between the WNBA that's showing up in two years.
Speaker 3:And Rose City Common Ground, like if we could like figure out a way. Yeah, now there's Rose.
Speaker 2:City. There's options now of not just hey, let's just go hang out and we'll wing it. Now it's like, oh, let's hang out and do this and do this and this, and it's like all these things are starting to fall into place where it's like, okay, cool, and you don't have to worry about. Well, not that entertaining ourselves.
Speaker 3:Let's be real, we can have nothing on the agenda and we will be entertained yeah.
Speaker 1:And alcohol to the mix in the apartment.
Speaker 3:Oh my God, What'd you do this weekend?
Speaker 1:I went to Portland and got drunk. Did you go see anything?
Speaker 2:Nah, I don't remember. I don't remember. Good thing Duke's on the board. How about that?
Speaker 3:He's on his HOA. Lou, stop trying to climb over the board. How about that? He's on his HOA, so we're good Lou stop trying to climb over the fence.
Speaker 2:I'm against the rules. What's up?
Speaker 3:Lou all up on the top of the fence like a goddamn chipmunk.
Speaker 2:Wait, is Lou naked? Depends what kind of fence you got, he might be.
Speaker 1:Get some tickles going on.
Speaker 2:That's the right fence, I'll walk back and forth. Oh, that's good, you're the best fence ever. Oh shit. So what y'all guys got going on besides Comic-Con tickets on Saturday? Well, not that Duke can help.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so I got that. Little One's baseball season starts. Probably going to have to miss that because it's Comic-Con tickets. Girl Scout bridging ceremony, share at the Smith Center. Yeah, probably Share, play or whatever.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:And then a Girl Scout fall product rally. So Saturday, what is that? Cookies? No, not cookies. It's like nuts and candies and magazines and shit. Send it to you when it comes out.
Speaker 3:You know we'll take care of you. I'm cool with subscribing for a year of National Geographic for $8.
Speaker 2:Do they still make magazines?
Speaker 1:Yeah, Old people bro.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they got about 20 more years of that. Then I used to be a Sports Illustrated subscriber, but I just wanted the free jacket.
Speaker 3:I used to get them all. I was in Inside Sports, Sporting News, Sports Illustrated, All of those. The Sporting News where it was actually the newspaper that they folded in half and put in the Maxim was my jam.
Speaker 2:Maxim.
Speaker 3:Playboy Penthouse. What was the other one? That was like Maxim Nintendo Power.
Speaker 1:No Nintendo Power, that was like Maxim Nintendo Power.
Speaker 3:No, Nintendo Power was not like Maxim.
Speaker 2:I mean it was depending on Depends on what you're into FHM For Him Magazine, I think.
Speaker 1:There you go, fhm, exactly.
Speaker 3:There's still a website you can go and sign up for Actual print copies oh, wow, wow. Yeah, so Maxim is still published.
Speaker 2:There's a website called Stripley.
Speaker 3:What the hell.
Speaker 2:GQ oh, there's still a.
Speaker 3:Thing. Forbes FHM still a. Thing.
Speaker 2:Life Is Life still a magazine that's produced.
Speaker 3:I think so Esquire, oh Esquire was one of those ones when you're like oh now I'm a fancy motherfucker. You'd read the article and it'd be like the top five men's belts to wear with your tweed suit To wear at a wedding when you're not wearing a proper shirt. So I think a lot, I think a lot, but I think, I think, I think a lot of these two are are international, like I think internationally like a lot of magazines are still very prevalent.
Speaker 2:so I'm just thinking, I just you don't hear it. Media.
Speaker 3:Complex Details. Details was the one, not FHM Details. Megan Details was like the one that was between Maxim and Esquire, where they had a little bit of lifestyle stuff but then they also were like the top 100 hottest girls in the world. I love Esquire. Same Cosmo's still there. Cosmo still does his thing.
Speaker 1:I read those at work. The girls be leaving them in the drawers. Pull it out. I'm like, hmm, I'm finding out how I know my boyfriend's cheating on me and then suddenly they stop bringing them to work. That was weird, because you'd fill out, you'd circle everything I was. I'm like shit. Let me get over to this crossword puzzle in your People magazine Yep.
Speaker 2:That's a big Southwest airline Just like hey, can I get a different magazine, Because this one's got the crossword filled out.
Speaker 3:I need a new one. I looked at all three of them on my aisle and they're all used For real.
Speaker 2:it's like I had the whole aisle to myself, All six seats in all of them. Somebody already messed with the crossword. Can I get a clean one please? I've done that a long time, but I used to do that. Now I just play games on my phone.
Speaker 3:Lou out here with his gloves filling out the crossword puzzle.
Speaker 2:No, I'm not a germaphobe.
Speaker 3:I just don't like the feel of it Sticky icky Sadly half of those magazines are sticky icky because the kids are like SkyMall Magazine.
Speaker 2:I missed that. That's some good shit. He's taking notes. Let me get the website. They had some pieces like how is this stuff invented and we don't know about it unless you fly on a damn plane. That's stupid. There's some good products, like like I've always I don't know 30 years ago. It's a thing now, but I haven't really seen too much on it. But 30 years ago I was like why don't they have goggles so it looks like you're in a theater, because they can obviously do the depth of your eyes. How is that not a thing? Well, it's a thing now, but I first saw that freaking Skyball.
Speaker 1:Yeah, for $6,000.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh.
Speaker 3:And it was just two little pieces of glass that were in the way, so you couldn't actually see anything in front of you. You were like I can't go anywhere, but this is awesome.
Speaker 2:But the whole immersive station. I'd be all about that man. Give me a helmet that would surround sound the whole thing and it looks like you're watching a 20-foot TV.
Speaker 3:Now they can do that we were out here with doc Brown's helmet from back to the future. Yup Right.
Speaker 2:It's like why is there a colander on your head?
Speaker 3:Don't worry, science.
Speaker 2:Right, science bitches, uh, but yeah, I think I think that's it, for, like I have Saturday, obviously comic-con tickets will be saturday morning, and then usc plays michigan, uh, in the afternoon, and then the star wars symphony oh raiders on sunday oh, you got a home game, your first home game, huh yep finally um raiders versus jacksonville we gonna win.
Speaker 3:I say you can't you better not lose that game?
Speaker 1:That should be. That's gonna be embarrassing.
Speaker 2:Trevor Lawrence ain't won a game In seven straight.
Speaker 1:So is he gonna we beat the Ravens.
Speaker 2:That's your positive all year. You're already good to go.
Speaker 3:You gotta win at least two more. You're playing with house money right now.
Speaker 2:my friend as long as they beat the Broncos twice, we're good.
Speaker 1:I need the Broncos to go Broncos have never beat the Las Vegas Raiders.
Speaker 2:That is true. That is true. That streak is alive. It's so great out here. Like I told you guys, I only listen to sports radio when the Broncos lose, so I've been able to listen to it for the last 10 episodes. After the two losses, this week will be, hopefully, another loss play in Tampa Bay. Yeah, I got Tampa Bay 37, broncos 10. Everybody's already panicking. The coach sucks, nick sucks, I'm like dude. Hecos 10. Everybody's already panicking. The coach sucks, nick sucks, I'm like dude. He's a rookie. Calm, the hell down. The coach actually might suck, that might actually be true?
Speaker 3:Yeah, no, the coach is the biggest piece of shit ever.
Speaker 2:Well, there's that also. I'm not a fan, just as a person.
Speaker 3:Did he coach in the Broncos? No, it's Sean Payton, diddy. Is Diddy coaching the Broncos? No, it's Sean Payton.
Speaker 1:That reminds me. Did y'all know he got arrested? Yup, federal charges, bruh.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I didn't know that Him and his 1,000 bottles of baby oil.
Speaker 2:Bruh, it was like 6 o'clock. I realized that today. I was like what is all this Diddy meme? Obviously I knew it was going on, but I didn't know he actually got arrested.
Speaker 1:For all that bullshit right.
Speaker 3:It finally got to the point of they had enough to at least bring him in, and they denied his bail too.
Speaker 1:He's been in jail for like five days now. Oh, I didn't know that.
Speaker 3:What happens?
Speaker 1:with him and.
Speaker 2:Suge cross paths though Right man. So now the question is who's he going to throw under the bus? Mace Trump?
Speaker 3:He's going to throw the whole family.
Speaker 1:I was just a poor black man, and Donald Trump badly influenced me. He does that.
Speaker 3:Wait, are we talking about Lou or are we talking about Diddy?
Speaker 2:Yes, shit.
Speaker 3:All right On that note, we'll talk about Diddy next week. We'll do an entertainment report next week.
Speaker 2:What about you, Duke? What do you got this weekend Wedding? It's going to get late. We got a wedding Wedding and then softball on Sunday.
Speaker 3:Two more weeks of softball and then I'm done for the year.
Speaker 2:Right on, almost there. Wait, what about playoffs?
Speaker 3:If we make them. We haven't been playing great this season, so you know the next two weeks we play against teams that haven't won any games at all, so it's possible that we'll end up.
Speaker 2:Are you eliminated from playoff contention? Not yet.
Speaker 3:Okay.
Speaker 2:So you're telling me they're still achieving.
Speaker 3:So we're rooting for you, dean. Thanks, man. I appreciate that. I kind of want Softball to just be over, to be honest, I'm just good with it.
Speaker 1:We need to show up to one of his games like surprise, Our body's paining and shit, Big old foam fingers, and shit going yeah.
Speaker 3:Wait. No, that's the wrong finger. It was the only one they had.
Speaker 2:We won't have party hats on, though we're going to practice some cheerleading routines just for you. By the way.
Speaker 3:I spent like an hour vacuuming.
Speaker 2:How funky is your chicken?
Speaker 3:I spent an hour vacuuming and I'm still fucking finding paper, oh my.
Speaker 2:God From last week. Yep, oh shit, that's funny, oh Lord.
Speaker 1:Cat Cat'll find it all.
Speaker 2:Did y'all hear about that minor league baseball player that got booted from the team?
Speaker 1:Uh-uh.
Speaker 2:They were like in the playoffs or something like that, or about to be, or. I think they were in the playoffs and he was the cat. It was a catcher and he was tipping pitches to the opposing team, letting them know so they could hit and score and beat them, because he wanted the season to be over. He was like I'm done.
Speaker 3:That's what I'm going to be doing. Just tell them you don't want to play anymore and go home.
Speaker 2:You don't have to fuck the rest of your team like that.
Speaker 1:I guess Duke does have a son out there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, damn it. As soon as duke said I kind of wanted to be over that. I went right to that. That catcher always knew duke was actually I am.
Speaker 3:She's been putting me a catcher a lot lately and I'm just like but it's fine, she puts me there because she knows I'm not gonna like. There's a lot of people on our team who kind of like like the position they play in, and if they're like, oh, why do I have to coach? It's like well, because everybody asks you You're a team fucker. Yeah.
Speaker 2:You're a team player. I don't know.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you're a team for the bitches, yeah.
Speaker 3:Big A's.
Speaker 2:Honestly, if I'm playing softball, I'd want to be the catcher, that way if somebody's coming home. Oh, honestly, if I'm playing softball, I'd want to be the catcher, that way if somebody's coming home oh.
Speaker 1:I get to play football. Now. I'm taking your ass out. I'm the only one on the field with padding bitch. Let's go.
Speaker 2:It's a friendly game. Yeah, I'm going to friendly.
Speaker 1:Chuck his ass too. We're going to be all right.
Speaker 2:I'll buy him a beer afterwards, but first I'm going to run his ass over. I missed that. In baseball they got rid of that whole collision at the plate thing, cause you have to stand a certain way. Baseball has a bunch of.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's my weekend, maybe I'll see what's playing, but I mean I think I counted like five movies between now and the end of the year that I have any interest in seeing For all that list you gave us a couple of weeks back, you only had like one. I mean so much of that stuff was the beginning of the year too. I'm just talking about between now and like the end of December. There's just not a ton of stuff.
Speaker 3:I just remember that Black Rambo well and it's like I've watched a couple videos where they're like ooh, is Venom, is the third Venom going to make any money? I'm like there ain't shit. I looked at when it comes out and there ain't shit else. On going on, it's going to make a ton of money just by default because they happen to pick a great spot. But I mean, this is the result of the writer's strike is he still the hotness? I still like him. That's all. I'll take People go watch him.
Speaker 2:All I know is next weekend I'm going to be freaking, showing up with some freaking tissues with me when I go watch Wild Robot. I can't even watch a trailer without tearing up. Wait, which one Wild Robot? I watch it Every time. When I went to go see Killer's Game on Tuesday, I was like please don't show that trailer.
Speaker 1:I didn't get no napkins this time.
Speaker 3:I got some popcorn and greasy fingers. I don't know. I don't like it.
Speaker 2:I'm going to take a bathroom break during that trailer. I'll be right back.
Speaker 3:I'm not crying, you're crying.
Speaker 2:Man, I was like. The very first time I saw that trailer last month I was like alright. The second time I saw it I was bawling. Saw it again a couple weeks ago and it was just like.
Speaker 1:My little geese fly.
Speaker 3:Lou's sitting here biting the inside of his lip. I'll make it through. I'll make it through. I, I'll make it through.
Speaker 2:No, I just closed my eyes 14, 28, 56, 112, 224. It's like I'm having sex. Just count numbers and double up. Hit that focus code.
Speaker 3:Is it over yet.
Speaker 2:Oh, man, once you get to like 1 million four hundred thirty four, it's.
Speaker 3:Lou starts talking out loud. Wait, this is the weirdest sexy talk I've ever had.
Speaker 2:I'm hurting. Can you finish already?
Speaker 3:You're too focused.
Speaker 1:Look, I finished at 500,000.
Speaker 3:Hear about this shit next week.
Speaker 1:All right Bedtime.
Speaker 3:Have a good week everyone. All three people Bye.
