WEBVTT 00:01.863 --> 00:05.847 [SPEAKER_04]: This episode of the Michael Marasio is brought to you by the T.M.O.S. 00:06.027 --> 00:07.148 [SPEAKER_04]: Amazon Portal. 00:07.429 --> 00:10.271 [SPEAKER_04]: Remember to click the Amazon link at T.M.O.S. 00:10.311 --> 00:12.353 [SPEAKER_04]: podcast.com before you shop. 00:12.654 --> 00:13.675 [SPEAKER_04]: It's that easy. 00:13.855 --> 00:14.315 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you. 00:14.616 --> 00:15.997 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, on with the show. 00:18.460 --> 00:19.641 [SPEAKER_01]: Food is perfect. 00:19.701 --> 00:20.842 [SPEAKER_01]: Staying clean. 00:20.882 --> 00:22.924 [SPEAKER_02]: Michael Mara, radio entertainment. 00:24.900 --> 00:30.743 [SPEAKER_02]: You can listen to the Michael Mero Show at tmos.cast.com or anywhere find podcasts or fun. 00:30.783 --> 00:31.784 [SPEAKER_02]: Welcome to our show. 00:31.804 --> 00:32.905 [SPEAKER_01]: We're going to start with the race. 00:32.925 --> 00:35.846 [SPEAKER_06]: It's got to be fun to look at our phone. 00:35.866 --> 00:37.167 [SPEAKER_02]: There's plenty for everyone. 00:37.307 --> 00:40.389 [SPEAKER_02]: It's the Michael Mero Show with Michael Mero. 00:40.409 --> 00:40.529 [SPEAKER_02]: Bye! 00:41.490 --> 00:42.310 [SPEAKER_02]: Josh Rokan. 00:42.390 --> 00:42.910 [SPEAKER_02]: Josh! 00:43.631 --> 00:44.932 [SPEAKER_02]: And Rob's speedwack. 00:45.152 --> 00:46.092 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, Rob! 00:46.392 --> 00:47.513 [SPEAKER_02]: It's only the beginning. 00:48.013 --> 00:49.954 [SPEAKER_02]: And now, here's Mike. 00:53.777 --> 00:54.437 [SPEAKER_05]: Hi, everybody. 00:55.623 --> 00:57.104 [SPEAKER_04]: Just to play him with something here. 00:57.124 --> 00:57.944 [SPEAKER_05]: Did we disturb you? 00:58.024 --> 00:58.204 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 00:58.745 --> 01:01.086 [SPEAKER_04]: I just did something right at the last minute. 01:01.386 --> 01:02.447 [SPEAKER_04]: There I think I got it now. 01:04.007 --> 01:04.548 [SPEAKER_04]: Guess not. 01:06.409 --> 01:08.650 [SPEAKER_05]: Here's the sound effects being picked up by your microphone. 01:08.990 --> 01:12.612 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, well, I'm looking at my thing, and it doesn't seem to be that bad. 01:12.632 --> 01:15.774 [SPEAKER_03]: Maybe it's trying to make it sound like the sound effects being played in the room with him. 01:15.794 --> 01:16.134 [SPEAKER_04]: I think so. 01:16.174 --> 01:17.935 [SPEAKER_01]: You have too little to understand. 01:17.955 --> 01:19.255 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you. 01:20.036 --> 01:21.277 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you, Bird Lanecaster. 01:22.077 --> 01:22.497 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you. 01:22.977 --> 01:23.358 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:24.318 --> 01:38.199 [SPEAKER_04]: So who had six years as the life expectancy of a computer, my computer is beginning to falter and I'm doing desperately trying to, for you is fantastic, for computers is not horrible. 01:39.060 --> 01:41.021 [SPEAKER_04]: It's, you know, a little thing, that's it. 01:41.101 --> 01:44.943 [SPEAKER_04]: It's just a portal that won't do anything now on my computer. 01:44.963 --> 01:48.164 [SPEAKER_04]: And I don't care for the bar of geniuses. 01:48.564 --> 01:49.585 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't like to visit them. 01:49.845 --> 01:51.505 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't like to talk to them. 01:51.846 --> 01:54.647 [SPEAKER_04]: And ultimately, do you prefer actual bars? 01:55.327 --> 01:57.248 [SPEAKER_04]: I like to, oh, we can imagine that. 01:57.568 --> 01:58.929 [SPEAKER_04]: What if it was a real bar? 01:59.249 --> 02:00.609 [SPEAKER_04]: And that would, that'd be great. 02:00.709 --> 02:01.370 [SPEAKER_04]: With nerds. 02:02.438 --> 02:10.371 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, who were just there drinking and took your computer look at me thought I'm well, I didn't You wouldn't want the actual nerds to be the bartenders. 02:10.391 --> 02:14.617 [SPEAKER_03]: You need proper bartenders and then there could be nerds there But lots of spillage. 02:15.138 --> 02:15.980 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh and super 02:19.097 --> 02:19.578 [SPEAKER_04]: Seabed. 02:19.778 --> 02:21.920 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you really want that already. 02:22.661 --> 02:24.162 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, I didn't already. 02:24.243 --> 02:26.205 [SPEAKER_03]: No, Seabed is a, that's a knee jerk. 02:26.265 --> 02:28.507 [SPEAKER_04]: I was very happy, happy. 02:28.667 --> 02:29.188 [SPEAKER_04]: Monday. 02:29.288 --> 02:31.210 [SPEAKER_03]: I was in a ring to be at the same thing. 02:31.250 --> 02:32.832 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a foreign Monday. 02:32.852 --> 02:33.412 [SPEAKER_03]: Stop it. 02:33.733 --> 02:35.234 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, Monday. 02:35.514 --> 02:37.937 [SPEAKER_03]: Like, people's parents are listening. 02:38.057 --> 02:41.541 [SPEAKER_04]: And now my clean my Mac is bouncing up and down, too. 02:41.821 --> 02:48.387 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, so anyway, I happy that like a notification from the Windex people or is it they want to clean the inside of your mouth. 02:48.407 --> 02:51.570 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, it's see you've seen that they clean your, you know, stuff up. 02:51.590 --> 02:53.772 [SPEAKER_04]: Remember I deleted all those files. 02:53.812 --> 02:56.775 [SPEAKER_04]: They were still in my computer, so I Yeah, scrub it up. 02:56.815 --> 02:58.416 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, come to the micro, Mary show. 02:58.457 --> 02:59.518 [SPEAKER_04]: Glad to have you along. 02:59.618 --> 03:01.439 [SPEAKER_04]: I am so sore. 03:01.459 --> 03:04.983 [SPEAKER_04]: I was boating all weekend long. 03:05.638 --> 03:07.640 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh weekend all weekend. 03:07.740 --> 03:18.230 [SPEAKER_04]: I stay on the water preparation for the crews you don't want to go in You know, and not this is more real voting, you know, and well, I've got a video from when I said sale over the weekend I think you'll enjoy it. 03:18.271 --> 03:19.111 [SPEAKER_04]: I was a voting. 03:19.211 --> 03:24.276 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll be like it take a take a peek at this Carla helps me out here 03:31.581 --> 03:34.583 [SPEAKER_05]: Now, that is how you'll enter the cruise ship as well. 03:34.763 --> 03:35.723 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, and it's good. 03:35.763 --> 03:40.206 [SPEAKER_03]: Mike, because you're supposed to ask, may I come aboard and then do that? 03:40.646 --> 03:44.288 [SPEAKER_04]: You cannot be in that weight class. 03:44.649 --> 03:47.710 [SPEAKER_04]: Not any age and try to pull this move. 03:47.770 --> 03:48.871 [SPEAKER_04]: Take a look at this again. 03:49.251 --> 03:50.432 [SPEAKER_04]: You can't do this. 03:51.032 --> 03:52.453 [SPEAKER_04]: And you're wearing flip flops. 03:52.493 --> 03:53.053 [SPEAKER_04]: You idiot. 03:53.174 --> 03:53.454 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 03:54.014 --> 03:54.955 [SPEAKER_04]: That you can't do it. 03:54.995 --> 03:55.495 [SPEAKER_04]: You can do it. 03:58.678 --> 04:00.739 [SPEAKER_04]: Get a grain upper body strength though. 04:01.279 --> 04:02.340 [SPEAKER_04]: Great that he held on. 04:02.400 --> 04:07.381 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, you know what's you know I love them. 04:07.401 --> 04:10.943 [SPEAKER_03]: You have often said during the beautiful segment of the beautiful video segment. 04:10.983 --> 04:24.188 [SPEAKER_03]: The flavor is not common, but right before we look at it a third time because there are new It's it's there tons of nuances in it really look I mean this is not a big boat It's not an ocean liner, but it is a boat. 04:24.328 --> 04:26.909 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a center console pleasure boat 04:27.049 --> 04:30.891 [SPEAKER_03]: look at the way he offsets the balance of the boat. 04:30.991 --> 04:34.293 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, it's a very, you know, it's fiberglass, lightweight, not a lot. 04:34.333 --> 04:35.514 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you get into one of those. 04:35.554 --> 04:36.575 [SPEAKER_03]: Not lightweight though. 04:36.935 --> 04:42.238 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, when I direct your attention to him, we will do a three for four year right here is her disinterest. 04:42.718 --> 04:43.118 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 04:43.258 --> 04:45.580 [SPEAKER_04]: When as she pulls him on to four. 04:45.600 --> 04:48.021 [SPEAKER_03]: I have a question about that before we go with number three. 04:48.041 --> 04:51.863 [SPEAKER_03]: Do you think that is disinterest because she's done it so many times before? 04:51.923 --> 04:52.484 [SPEAKER_03]: 100%. 04:52.884 --> 04:54.225 [SPEAKER_03]: She's a custom to it, right? 04:55.083 --> 04:58.226 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, you Josh you believe that you think she's done it before. 04:58.326 --> 05:01.048 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, it's because she knows there's no panic to save him. 05:01.088 --> 05:06.012 [SPEAKER_05]: She knows all I got to do is pull this belt buckle and hand in the boat and you know what I bet it's not just boats. 05:06.052 --> 05:07.394 [SPEAKER_03]: She's probably done it on a train. 05:07.434 --> 05:08.515 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, it's nothing else. 05:08.535 --> 05:08.795 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 05:09.415 --> 05:11.357 [SPEAKER_05]: How many flip flops has he lost in all of that? 05:11.577 --> 05:16.121 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I think if you'll also look, he loses both of them on this particular journey. 05:16.141 --> 05:18.703 [SPEAKER_04]: So take a look one more time in the start to show it. 05:19.924 --> 05:36.115 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh 05:36.275 --> 05:49.160 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, you know, I think it could be a fake AI or fake where they staged it, but that's sacrificing the body if they're staging that and she was, uh, you know, that's a tough thing to fall down that hard. 05:49.180 --> 05:52.101 [SPEAKER_04]: That is, oh, it's tough thing to fall any way. 05:52.141 --> 05:52.701 [SPEAKER_03]: You know what? 05:52.962 --> 05:53.762 [SPEAKER_03]: That's smart. 05:54.702 --> 05:55.143 [SPEAKER_04]: Mm-hmm. 05:55.223 --> 06:12.576 [SPEAKER_04]: I've got to, I'm trying to book this lady on the show who is a, uh, she's an anesthesiologist and an MD and she is also, uh, produced a tremendous amount of contact content, rather, for, uh, aging. 06:12.937 --> 06:19.322 [SPEAKER_04]: And I, I am fascinated by all these little things and it gets back to one particular thing. 06:20.002 --> 06:38.115 [SPEAKER_04]: that that shows whether you are going to age well not that there are many but the one that it seems to correlate more than any other is fast walking and if that is the case I am flipping golden I am absolutely golden what is the correlation that if you can 06:38.455 --> 06:39.255 [SPEAKER_03]: walk fast. 06:39.355 --> 06:39.995 [SPEAKER_03]: You're going to live long. 06:40.015 --> 06:46.957 [SPEAKER_04]: You're using every muscle, you're using your aerobic ability, you're using that. 06:47.257 --> 06:51.658 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, there are lots of ones that are in combination and she's not the only one that's done this. 06:51.678 --> 06:59.199 [SPEAKER_04]: You've got sitting in a standing, getting up from a chair and a standing position without using your hands to help you up out of the chair. 06:59.859 --> 07:00.619 [SPEAKER_04]: There's another one. 07:00.639 --> 07:03.320 [SPEAKER_04]: There's some balance ones that exist. 07:03.340 --> 07:04.780 [SPEAKER_04]: There's some cognitive ones. 07:05.100 --> 07:21.257 [SPEAKER_04]: we've already determined that I failed the cognitive exam when I went to do you remember the three items the as far as the you're supposed to remember in the cognitive task sunrise yes chair yes don't remember the third one banana 07:22.078 --> 07:23.739 [SPEAKER_04]: Banana way to go, see? 07:23.879 --> 07:26.160 [SPEAKER_04]: Very cocky, did you remember it, Rob? 07:26.361 --> 07:26.721 [SPEAKER_04]: I did. 07:27.121 --> 07:29.963 [SPEAKER_04]: And the clock was... Now you're lying, because you would have said it. 07:30.403 --> 07:31.444 [SPEAKER_04]: He's such a liar. 07:31.584 --> 07:32.784 [SPEAKER_04]: He is such a liar. 07:33.004 --> 07:36.066 [SPEAKER_03]: No, why would I not, why wouldn't have brought it up if I didn't. 07:36.366 --> 07:37.807 [SPEAKER_04]: Why didn't you say it then? 07:38.027 --> 07:40.229 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't interrupt, you know, that for a fact. 07:40.269 --> 07:41.890 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, right, if you've got a tournament. 07:42.130 --> 07:42.670 [SPEAKER_06]: Banana! 07:44.031 --> 07:46.692 [SPEAKER_05]: I did way to make sure my couldn't pull it. 07:46.712 --> 07:49.154 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't remember, I do not remember the time, though. 07:50.384 --> 07:50.704 [SPEAKER_05]: 815. 07:51.485 --> 07:52.946 [SPEAKER_03]: Josh, does that check out? 07:53.066 --> 07:54.027 [SPEAKER_03]: That sounds about right. 07:54.187 --> 07:54.967 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't ask him. 07:55.127 --> 07:56.148 [SPEAKER_04]: I had the time right. 07:56.228 --> 07:57.489 [SPEAKER_04]: That's, you know, come on. 07:57.569 --> 07:58.310 [SPEAKER_04]: Tell me a break. 07:58.390 --> 08:00.031 [SPEAKER_03]: You didn't have a good that day. 08:00.091 --> 08:01.092 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, I didn't that day. 08:01.112 --> 08:04.014 [SPEAKER_04]: Because she threw the clock at me right after she gave me the words. 08:04.654 --> 08:11.639 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, wouldn't it be great if, when you, if you talked to this lady that talks about aging, if you just showed her the boat video. 08:12.019 --> 08:13.220 [SPEAKER_03]: What do you think of this? 08:13.640 --> 08:36.876 [SPEAKER_04]: you know producers do this and I've been doing it on my own since you guys are busy enough setting up the future you know of what you guys are going to be doing with the still talking show so I'm trying to do it on my own and and sometimes you get somebody online and if there are a serious professional as well as a content creator it is extraordinary, extraordinarily 08:40.258 --> 08:40.979 [SPEAKER_04]: information. 08:41.159 --> 08:48.789 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, simply an email or an office email and I realize, well, this is not only a content creator. 08:49.110 --> 08:50.211 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a doctor as well. 08:50.512 --> 08:51.834 [SPEAKER_04]: And doctors are protected. 08:52.014 --> 08:57.221 [SPEAKER_04]: They're multiple layers, so you can't just email a doctor, really, really, yes, send it to me. 08:57.281 --> 08:57.902 [SPEAKER_04]: I have new tools. 08:58.362 --> 08:58.722 [SPEAKER_04]: You do. 08:58.902 --> 08:59.223 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 08:59.283 --> 08:59.643 [SPEAKER_04]: Very good. 08:59.683 --> 09:00.383 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, you do. 09:00.643 --> 09:01.003 [SPEAKER_04]: Really. 09:01.384 --> 09:01.704 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 09:01.764 --> 09:01.964 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 09:01.984 --> 09:03.865 [SPEAKER_05]: That's why I offered you an interview this week. 09:04.405 --> 09:04.525 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 09:04.645 --> 09:05.786 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm going to work out Robin. 09:05.826 --> 09:06.286 [SPEAKER_05]: I'll do it. 09:06.546 --> 09:06.767 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah. 09:06.867 --> 09:08.167 [SPEAKER_05]: But that came through the new tools. 09:08.267 --> 09:08.908 [SPEAKER_04]: You want to plug it? 09:08.988 --> 09:10.569 [SPEAKER_04]: I want to play this is an interview. 09:10.609 --> 09:11.269 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm going to be missing. 09:11.289 --> 09:13.610 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm going to be on the way down to the keys. 09:13.710 --> 09:17.572 [SPEAKER_04]: But you guys are going to be talking to Jimmy Stewart's daughter. 09:17.592 --> 09:17.672 [SPEAKER_04]: Yep. 09:18.013 --> 09:18.193 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 09:18.933 --> 09:21.034 [SPEAKER_03]: He's always, she's a hundred and twenty. 09:21.154 --> 09:23.456 [SPEAKER_03]: No, I don't believe she is seventy four years old. 09:23.476 --> 09:25.617 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, that's a young daughter. 09:25.877 --> 09:29.299 [SPEAKER_05]: I think in two weeks the new Jimmy Stewart biopic comes out. 09:29.400 --> 09:29.800 [SPEAKER_05]: It's very good. 09:29.820 --> 09:37.424 [SPEAKER_03]: Jimmy and it focuses on him actually going to fight in World War II and missing that honk in Hollywood. 09:37.464 --> 09:39.926 [SPEAKER_03]: I think he didn't shoot a movie from 41 to 46. 09:41.727 --> 09:46.453 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, and I know bits and pieces about his military crew. 09:46.473 --> 09:56.284 [SPEAKER_04]: He was a little, there were many, many people in show business that were legitimate military people that, you know, in Jimmy Stewart's case. 09:57.265 --> 10:16.615 [SPEAKER_04]: uh... he was a big star before world war two years ago i'd be very curious to hear about that i'm sorry i'm on a miss that i'd i'd love to uh... chat with her but uh... yet it's gonna be interesting and she'll be chatting about uh... the movie and uh... it's called jimmy what a great name for it's about us a local bar that we have here in herndon 10:16.975 --> 10:17.235 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 10:17.575 --> 10:17.836 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 10:18.056 --> 10:18.456 [SPEAKER_04]: Amen. 10:18.696 --> 10:21.697 [SPEAKER_04]: A wonderful local bar. 10:21.717 --> 10:34.164 [SPEAKER_04]: I have so much content on the show today about recommendations, because everything I will mention today, I would be more than comfortable with people giving it a try 10:41.367 --> 10:48.693 [SPEAKER_04]: that I am watching, but hooked on, or I could give you the first movie recommendation by my son. 10:50.342 --> 11:10.761 [SPEAKER_03]: Is it possible we could do both because they both are so we have to do that yeah, but I would like to lead with your bad TV show because better that's better I recommend a TV show to you that you discounted okay, and I'm wondering if this is what you Qualifies a bad TV show Because I first like guarantee you would not have recommended the TV show that I'm watching. 11:10.781 --> 11:14.304 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, because you don't You don't watch this kind of stuff 11:15.585 --> 11:22.711 [SPEAKER_04]: On my algorithm for a very long time, this show was popping up and I would always watch the videos. 11:23.451 --> 11:26.013 [SPEAKER_04]: And so, let the guessing game begin. 11:26.173 --> 11:27.895 [SPEAKER_04]: I will give you this input. 11:28.335 --> 11:30.797 [SPEAKER_04]: It is a multi-season series. 11:31.658 --> 11:32.939 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, is it a streamer? 11:33.019 --> 11:33.940 [SPEAKER_03]: Is it a network show? 11:34.680 --> 11:35.761 [SPEAKER_04]: It is a streamer. 11:36.041 --> 11:36.422 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 11:36.662 --> 11:39.484 [SPEAKER_03]: Is it does it involve crime? 11:41.892 --> 11:46.076 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, knowing you all, I'll just know it's not a comedy of any sort. 11:46.557 --> 11:50.541 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it involves crime, but I, I will also say that I can finish. 11:50.561 --> 11:51.882 [SPEAKER_04]: Probably saying that, huh? 11:52.222 --> 11:52.843 [SPEAKER_04]: Is it pervy? 11:53.884 --> 11:56.427 [SPEAKER_04]: It has pervy, it has pervy moments, yes. 11:57.255 --> 11:59.836 [SPEAKER_03]: Pervy, and how long has it been since you've used that D.J. 11:59.856 --> 12:00.076 [SPEAKER_03]: name? 12:00.276 --> 12:00.977 [SPEAKER_04]: Pervy moments? 12:01.097 --> 12:01.437 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 12:02.017 --> 12:04.018 [SPEAKER_04]: That was actually my lingerie store. 12:04.178 --> 12:09.100 [SPEAKER_04]: That the failed lingerie store that I had in Waldorf, Maryland. 12:09.200 --> 12:10.460 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, I thought that was in Bethany. 12:10.720 --> 12:12.501 [SPEAKER_04]: No, no. 12:12.521 --> 12:16.703 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, the plans were for the Bethany one to be the second location. 12:17.183 --> 12:18.283 [SPEAKER_04]: But we never got around to it. 12:18.384 --> 12:19.124 [SPEAKER_04]: Pervy moments. 12:19.264 --> 12:20.844 [SPEAKER_04]: You're way too far from 35. 12:21.065 --> 12:21.425 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 12:21.645 --> 12:23.846 [SPEAKER_04]: Pervy moments. 12:25.066 --> 12:26.987 [SPEAKER_03]: Does it involve organized crime? 12:29.777 --> 12:31.718 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm going to throw you a curve ball again, yes. 12:32.598 --> 12:33.818 [SPEAKER_03]: But is it mob land? 12:34.658 --> 12:34.839 [SPEAKER_05]: No. 12:35.439 --> 12:36.139 [SPEAKER_04]: All the way. 12:36.239 --> 12:37.199 [SPEAKER_05]: It's mob land. 12:37.379 --> 12:39.220 [SPEAKER_05]: But mob lands like the CBS program. 12:39.980 --> 12:42.081 [SPEAKER_04]: Is mob lands CBS or is it paramount? 12:42.101 --> 12:43.341 [SPEAKER_04]: It's paramount. 12:43.421 --> 12:44.982 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, it's on the Trump network. 12:45.042 --> 12:46.042 [SPEAKER_03]: I think it's paramount. 12:46.122 --> 12:46.862 [SPEAKER_03]: I think it's paramount. 12:47.722 --> 12:48.483 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not mob land. 12:50.350 --> 12:54.493 [SPEAKER_03]: Does it have any names as stars of it? 12:54.553 --> 12:56.614 [SPEAKER_03]: Like someone that the app with person would know. 12:56.955 --> 12:57.195 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 12:57.215 --> 12:57.795 [SPEAKER_03]: All right. 12:58.436 --> 12:59.276 [SPEAKER_04]: Absolutely not. 12:59.536 --> 13:00.217 [SPEAKER_03]: All right. 13:00.917 --> 13:04.340 [SPEAKER_03]: Is the star a man or a woman? 13:04.680 --> 13:05.060 [SPEAKER_05]: A man. 13:05.440 --> 13:05.761 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 13:06.321 --> 13:07.242 [SPEAKER_05]: Is the show finished? 13:08.062 --> 13:09.303 [SPEAKER_05]: like to the end years ago. 13:09.843 --> 13:16.566 [SPEAKER_04]: That I can't tell you because it might be one of those that I know it's I guarantee you I'm late on it. 13:16.866 --> 13:20.007 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, but I don't know when it started and when it finished. 13:20.127 --> 13:26.130 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, I don't think anyone can say their late on a show anymore because of the way we consume media now. 13:26.590 --> 13:27.250 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't think you can. 13:27.330 --> 13:27.751 [SPEAKER_03]: I started. 13:27.791 --> 13:37.295 [SPEAKER_03]: I was watching, um, you know, with all the talk about the movie, about the lady that established the Thera, Thera, what is it? 13:37.475 --> 13:39.156 [SPEAKER_03]: Thera flu, Thera gun, Thera, Thera, Thera knows. 13:39.636 --> 13:40.156 [SPEAKER_03]: Thera knows. 13:40.176 --> 13:40.416 [SPEAKER_03]: Thera knows. 13:40.436 --> 13:41.036 [SPEAKER_03]: Thera knows. 13:41.076 --> 13:41.497 [SPEAKER_03]: That's it. 13:41.717 --> 13:42.717 [SPEAKER_03]: The Elizabeth Holmes. 13:42.777 --> 13:46.239 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, they did a mini series about her in part in the one. 13:49.554 --> 13:59.357 [SPEAKER_03]: And I've been watching that, and I didn't know it existed, and this is, you know, four years old, and I think it's like, as we used to say, Mike, if you haven't seen it, it's new to you. 13:59.657 --> 14:05.979 [SPEAKER_04]: I get a lot of information on her voice, which I find fascinating. 14:06.499 --> 14:14.802 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, she had a very low voice, which was very interesting, I believe they indicated that it's on purpose. 14:19.565 --> 14:22.411 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, entourage Daniel is way too old. 14:22.452 --> 14:23.133 [SPEAKER_04]: That's true. 14:23.213 --> 14:23.674 [SPEAKER_04]: I wouldn't know. 14:23.774 --> 14:25.538 [SPEAKER_04]: I would certainly know that that's true. 14:25.558 --> 14:26.601 [SPEAKER_03]: And also it sucks. 14:26.621 --> 14:26.901 [SPEAKER_04]: All right. 14:26.962 --> 14:27.884 [SPEAKER_04]: How about Ozarks? 14:28.954 --> 14:29.635 [SPEAKER_04]: No, no. 14:29.755 --> 14:31.075 [SPEAKER_04]: Watched Joe Zarka. 14:31.196 --> 14:32.016 [SPEAKER_04]: Maybe, what? 14:32.036 --> 14:34.198 [SPEAKER_04]: No, Mike, he's referring to the other show. 14:34.318 --> 14:34.878 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, Zarks. 14:34.898 --> 14:35.278 [SPEAKER_03]: Zarks. 14:37.620 --> 14:39.121 [SPEAKER_04]: No, it's not an ostrich, it's just a Zarks. 14:39.141 --> 14:40.622 [SPEAKER_05]: No, it's just a Zarks. 14:41.622 --> 14:42.843 [SPEAKER_04]: Zarks. 14:42.983 --> 14:46.426 [SPEAKER_04]: Now, you could say, if you're referring to the mountains, the Ozarks. 14:46.626 --> 14:48.367 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but the show is not called that. 14:48.407 --> 14:57.693 [SPEAKER_03]: Right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, 14:59.390 --> 15:00.730 [SPEAKER_04]: Nope, it wasn't out of the lights. 15:01.271 --> 15:01.871 [SPEAKER_04]: It wasn't that. 15:02.071 --> 15:03.011 [SPEAKER_03]: It wasn't Jackie Blue. 15:03.612 --> 15:05.052 [SPEAKER_04]: Was it there goes another love song? 15:05.432 --> 15:05.752 [SPEAKER_03]: Maybe. 15:06.112 --> 15:06.653 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll find out. 15:06.773 --> 15:07.733 [SPEAKER_03]: I will find out and see you. 15:07.753 --> 15:10.214 [SPEAKER_04]: Let's go back to the Q&A, though. 15:10.234 --> 15:11.374 [SPEAKER_04]: Just that I love doing. 15:12.835 --> 15:15.616 [SPEAKER_03]: You can have the next question, Josh, because you pluralized those arcs. 15:15.716 --> 15:19.257 [SPEAKER_03]: Do you want Mike, is it the show Gilligan's Islands? 15:19.717 --> 15:20.318 [SPEAKER_03]: Uh-oh. 15:20.978 --> 15:21.738 [SPEAKER_03]: No, it's not that. 15:22.538 --> 15:23.859 [SPEAKER_05]: Is it a HBO show? 15:25.476 --> 15:45.972 [SPEAKER_04]: uh... i don't think it is i'm watching it on Netflix there you go there's a heart in a way okay is it the kind of thing that Netflix puts on the front page when you sign in i know that varies for everybody because of our question again i'm sure at one time or another it's been on the front page like it is jackie blue was there big it 15:47.520 --> 15:51.322 [SPEAKER_04]: Jacket blue was there goes another love song Oh, I'm Martin there. 15:51.503 --> 16:05.531 [SPEAKER_03]: There goes another love there for hits that they list here are if you want to get to have and Jackie blue you made it right and space ship Orion Okay, don't know all right, so back to the show. 16:05.651 --> 16:07.152 [SPEAKER_05]: So it isn't it's on Netflix. 16:07.372 --> 16:09.754 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah 16:14.056 --> 16:16.898 [SPEAKER_03]: Does it, um, it's a series, right? 16:16.938 --> 16:18.158 [SPEAKER_03]: It's a limited run series. 16:18.398 --> 16:20.259 [SPEAKER_03]: Is it like eight out of a dozen? 16:20.339 --> 16:21.900 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not like a limited series. 16:21.960 --> 16:25.202 [SPEAKER_04]: It's, uh, I am in the beginning of season two right now. 16:25.935 --> 16:30.120 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, okay, does it involve, does it involve a school? 16:30.660 --> 16:33.783 [SPEAKER_04]: By the way, you will know it when you hear the name. 16:34.064 --> 16:35.866 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, does it involve a school? 16:36.266 --> 16:36.426 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 16:36.807 --> 16:39.349 [SPEAKER_03]: Does it have a relationship at all dealing with kids? 16:39.549 --> 16:43.574 [SPEAKER_04]: And well, yes, there are kids in it. 16:43.614 --> 16:44.395 [SPEAKER_04]: Lots of kids in it. 16:44.795 --> 16:45.516 [SPEAKER_03]: Are there murders? 16:48.130 --> 16:48.991 [SPEAKER_04]: Sick with murders. 16:49.312 --> 16:50.333 [SPEAKER_03]: To the kids get murdered. 16:51.094 --> 16:51.314 [SPEAKER_04]: Yep. 16:51.775 --> 16:52.115 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 16:53.236 --> 16:54.919 [SPEAKER_06]: No, I'm not a god. 16:56.300 --> 16:57.321 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, thanks. 16:57.982 --> 16:58.503 [SPEAKER_05]: Denial. 16:59.184 --> 17:00.666 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm not getting any closer. 17:00.686 --> 17:02.147 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't think so. 17:02.227 --> 17:05.772 [SPEAKER_04]: You're not because you really haven't asked the right questions. 17:06.212 --> 17:06.473 [SPEAKER_03]: All right. 17:07.113 --> 17:07.294 [SPEAKER_03]: Is it? 17:09.675 --> 17:14.156 [SPEAKER_03]: Does it involve, uh, the public authority and nobody in the comments, either, yeah. 17:14.176 --> 17:18.798 [SPEAKER_03]: Does it involve like a relationship between evil people and police or law enforcement? 17:18.958 --> 17:19.118 [SPEAKER_03]: No. 17:19.138 --> 17:19.198 [SPEAKER_03]: No. 17:19.238 --> 17:19.398 [SPEAKER_03]: No. 17:19.418 --> 17:19.738 [SPEAKER_03]: It's. 17:19.778 --> 17:20.098 [SPEAKER_03]: And I forget. 17:20.118 --> 17:21.818 [SPEAKER_03]: I know it's not. 17:22.919 --> 17:23.799 [SPEAKER_03]: I know it's not. 17:23.979 --> 17:25.559 [SPEAKER_03]: I know it's not. 17:26.520 --> 17:27.380 [SPEAKER_04]: No, they're not drugs. 17:27.980 --> 17:32.643 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, yeah, there are drugs, but that's not the primary, no, but there are drugs. 17:32.723 --> 17:41.408 [SPEAKER_03]: These criminals that are going after, that they're, you know, the bleed part of this, is there crime financial? 17:46.811 --> 17:48.492 [SPEAKER_04]: Because I get the impression it's not drug. 17:48.512 --> 17:52.935 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, yeah, it is in a way, but I wouldn't necessarily use that word. 17:58.126 --> 18:00.787 [SPEAKER_04]: There are elements of it that are supernatural. 18:00.847 --> 18:01.107 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 18:01.287 --> 18:02.207 [SPEAKER_03]: I know this is your game. 18:02.227 --> 18:06.128 [SPEAKER_03]: But that's why I'm doing this because I knew it would be like this if I got lucky. 18:06.428 --> 18:08.209 [SPEAKER_03]: I must, I must ask for a clue. 18:08.389 --> 18:10.769 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, oh, oh, oh, is it stranger things? 18:11.349 --> 18:11.529 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 18:12.250 --> 18:14.050 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, it does fit into all the things he said. 18:14.690 --> 18:14.910 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 18:15.150 --> 18:17.791 [SPEAKER_04]: I will give one word clue. 18:18.451 --> 18:23.312 [SPEAKER_04]: And I think that you may get it quickly after that. 18:23.472 --> 18:24.393 [SPEAKER_04]: Are you ready for the? 18:24.413 --> 18:24.793 [SPEAKER_04]: I am. 18:25.073 --> 18:25.293 [SPEAKER_03]: I am. 18:25.853 --> 18:26.253 [SPEAKER_04]: Ancient. 18:29.996 --> 18:34.104 [SPEAKER_05]: So does it take place in is it the outer banks? 18:35.990 --> 18:37.811 [SPEAKER_05]: No, I don't, I'm just trying to think kids. 18:37.831 --> 18:39.032 [SPEAKER_03]: No, I'm just trying to think kids. 18:39.212 --> 18:42.395 [SPEAKER_03]: Ancient, I mean, I'm thinking of like Troy treasures. 18:42.795 --> 18:44.316 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm thinking like the ancient. 18:44.997 --> 18:48.800 [SPEAKER_03]: Is it said in ancient times, like Troy or Greece or something like that? 18:48.820 --> 18:49.080 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. 18:49.400 --> 18:49.660 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 18:49.940 --> 18:50.881 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, okay. 18:50.941 --> 18:52.822 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm trying to think, I don't know a netflix. 18:52.903 --> 18:56.545 [SPEAKER_03]: We must have very different algorithms because I don't know that I've ever seen ancient show. 18:56.745 --> 18:58.967 [SPEAKER_03]: You both, I guarantee you both. 18:59.207 --> 19:00.928 [SPEAKER_04]: I guarantee you both have seen. 19:01.909 --> 19:03.751 [SPEAKER_04]: something about this program. 19:03.971 --> 19:06.933 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, it would be hard not to to see it. 19:08.194 --> 19:10.596 [SPEAKER_04]: My autobiography shut up. 19:10.656 --> 19:11.717 [SPEAKER_04]: No, that's funny. 19:12.617 --> 19:13.558 [SPEAKER_04]: That is funny. 19:14.199 --> 19:14.419 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 19:14.619 --> 19:15.800 [SPEAKER_04]: And now he's going to go nuts. 19:15.860 --> 19:18.602 [SPEAKER_04]: Day Daniel, how about that's the only one today. 19:18.922 --> 19:19.343 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 19:19.543 --> 19:21.024 [SPEAKER_03]: How about the discipline you're going? 19:21.064 --> 19:21.184 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 19:21.825 --> 19:23.806 [SPEAKER_03]: Is it deal with the greasions? 19:26.168 --> 19:26.388 [SPEAKER_03]: No. 19:26.608 --> 19:28.550 [SPEAKER_03]: Does it deal with the Romans? 19:29.740 --> 19:31.901 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, to an extent. 19:32.141 --> 19:36.263 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, not not I won't give you any more than that. 19:36.423 --> 19:49.588 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, does it deal with a Roman emperor of any sort no, no, no, no, no, and it's it doesn't deal with religion does it deal with religion in each time. 19:50.588 --> 19:52.869 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, so there's is there a pope element 19:54.838 --> 19:56.860 [SPEAKER_04]: Hmm, there's not a pope in the show. 19:57.640 --> 19:58.321 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, they can't. 19:58.941 --> 20:00.423 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, are they looking for a new pope? 20:00.643 --> 20:02.164 [SPEAKER_03]: Are they trying to solve the pope's murder? 20:02.785 --> 20:03.465 [UNKNOWN]: No, no. 20:04.206 --> 20:07.388 [SPEAKER_03]: It's not that, it's not the John Luthkau pope. 20:07.408 --> 20:08.649 [SPEAKER_03]: It's not collagula. 20:09.542 --> 20:12.103 [SPEAKER_03]: You've already seen that, and that's not a TV show. 20:12.163 --> 20:13.123 [SPEAKER_04]: I love colligula. 20:13.303 --> 20:14.284 [SPEAKER_04]: Mike, that's not a TV show. 20:14.304 --> 20:14.784 [SPEAKER_04]: I love this show. 20:14.804 --> 20:15.664 [SPEAKER_04]: I love colligula. 20:15.924 --> 20:17.565 [SPEAKER_04]: I love colligula. 20:18.105 --> 20:18.725 [SPEAKER_04]: I love that. 20:18.925 --> 20:19.145 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 20:19.245 --> 20:20.286 [SPEAKER_04]: I love that scene. 20:20.466 --> 20:21.926 [SPEAKER_03]: We're the best thing about colligula. 20:21.946 --> 20:23.207 [SPEAKER_03]: With the penthouse pets. 20:23.327 --> 20:23.927 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 20:24.027 --> 20:27.828 [SPEAKER_03]: It's great because it proves to us that the Romans didn't deny themselves. 20:27.968 --> 20:28.508 [SPEAKER_04]: That's right. 20:28.909 --> 20:32.310 [SPEAKER_03]: They love to grab life by the neck and shake it. 20:32.550 --> 20:33.890 [SPEAKER_04]: Far gone, gone. 20:36.271 --> 20:38.193 [SPEAKER_04]: Malcolm McDowell. 20:38.253 --> 20:39.534 [SPEAKER_04]: Phenomenal is great. 20:39.834 --> 20:42.537 [SPEAKER_04]: It is not Jason in the Argonauts. 20:43.418 --> 20:49.644 [SPEAKER_03]: It's that like, isn't that a super old show? 20:49.884 --> 20:53.647 [SPEAKER_05]: It sounds like this was a show to try to get like the Game of Thrones audience. 20:54.448 --> 20:59.833 [SPEAKER_04]: I would say that's not an incorrect assumption. 21:00.453 --> 21:01.935 [SPEAKER_03]: Are there battles at sea? 21:06.785 --> 21:12.226 [SPEAKER_04]: I have to say, none that I have seen so far. 21:12.366 --> 21:13.046 [SPEAKER_03]: Does it exist? 21:13.126 --> 21:16.867 [SPEAKER_03]: Would you think in any way it exists in the Ben Horrovers? 21:17.387 --> 21:17.607 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 21:17.927 --> 21:20.187 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 21:20.207 --> 21:25.388 [SPEAKER_04]: But when you say what, I assume there are slaves. 21:25.928 --> 21:26.288 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yes. 21:27.008 --> 21:32.909 [SPEAKER_04]: But Rob regarding the battle at sea, without a nautical component, 21:37.475 --> 21:45.818 [SPEAKER_03]: And so it's not like an early early version of the love boat, it is not the Witcher. 21:45.838 --> 21:52.240 [SPEAKER_04]: Now with that information, okay, what I just said, if people latch on to that, they might be able to figure it out. 21:53.182 --> 21:56.504 [SPEAKER_03]: Mike, you have really dealt a complicated hand of cards here. 21:57.624 --> 21:59.545 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm answering every question that you are. 21:59.705 --> 22:03.687 [SPEAKER_03]: You are, you are, let's see, what have we got? 22:03.787 --> 22:05.568 [SPEAKER_03]: Let's review our findings. 22:05.608 --> 22:06.309 [SPEAKER_03]: Go right ahead. 22:06.389 --> 22:07.149 [SPEAKER_03]: All right, fun. 22:07.389 --> 22:09.630 [SPEAKER_03]: There are lots of murderers. 22:09.790 --> 22:11.931 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm not going to look in the chat. 22:11.951 --> 22:12.392 [SPEAKER_03]: You know what? 22:12.412 --> 22:12.952 [SPEAKER_03]: Doesn't matter. 22:12.972 --> 22:13.492 [SPEAKER_03]: Can't see. 22:13.712 --> 22:15.853 [SPEAKER_04]: The Terry Lettige has gotten it. 22:15.873 --> 22:16.914 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, she's very smart. 22:17.434 --> 22:20.795 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, we have kids, we have murders. 22:21.135 --> 22:22.016 [SPEAKER_03]: We have a lot of cool. 22:22.296 --> 22:24.276 [SPEAKER_03]: We have, it deals with something notical. 22:24.437 --> 22:25.137 [SPEAKER_03]: It's interesting. 22:25.317 --> 22:26.537 [SPEAKER_04]: You haven't looked in the chatroom. 22:26.557 --> 22:26.897 [SPEAKER_04]: Have you? 22:27.077 --> 22:27.858 [SPEAKER_04]: It's over here now. 22:28.298 --> 22:28.558 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 22:28.998 --> 22:30.179 [SPEAKER_04]: It deals with Romans. 22:30.499 --> 22:31.879 [SPEAKER_04]: There's purview behavior. 22:31.899 --> 22:33.040 [SPEAKER_04]: It takes the Romans out of it. 22:33.080 --> 22:34.660 [SPEAKER_04]: It does not deal with Romans. 22:34.940 --> 22:36.641 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 22:36.741 --> 22:37.061 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh. 22:37.401 --> 22:37.901 [SPEAKER_04]: It does not. 22:38.021 --> 22:39.822 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm going to remove that from the table. 22:40.222 --> 22:40.322 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 22:40.362 --> 22:45.184 [SPEAKER_04]: However, it does deal with what the Romans have left behind. 22:46.284 --> 22:53.188 [SPEAKER_04]: What the Romans have left but architecture no, no Statuary art. 22:53.788 --> 22:54.248 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, okay. 22:54.709 --> 22:56.629 [SPEAKER_03]: Is there something about the Medici family? 22:57.150 --> 23:01.192 [SPEAKER_03]: No Is there great Italian food in it? 23:01.752 --> 23:10.937 [SPEAKER_03]: No I feel I'm completely letting everybody down my brain is trying to have said hell of a show 23:11.850 --> 23:22.904 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, thank you, Jacob, and I'm sure that Jacob says that not about what you're watching about this program is what it's about. 23:23.465 --> 23:24.086 [SPEAKER_03]: It's a big one. 23:24.146 --> 23:24.306 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 23:24.486 --> 23:25.267 [SPEAKER_03]: It's a big one. 23:25.447 --> 23:26.649 [SPEAKER_05]: It's a big one. 23:27.009 --> 23:27.810 [SPEAKER_03]: Hellen of Troy. 23:28.912 --> 23:29.112 [SPEAKER_05]: No. 23:29.565 --> 23:35.326 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, Troy of, no, he said that he said mail star. 23:35.626 --> 23:36.507 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, it's true, right. 23:37.527 --> 23:43.708 [SPEAKER_03]: And so, does the mail star play an important figure in history? 23:45.949 --> 23:48.069 [SPEAKER_03]: Like someone we would have read about in a history book? 23:48.209 --> 23:48.930 [SPEAKER_03]: Probably not. 23:50.070 --> 23:50.750 [SPEAKER_03]: Is he an artist? 23:51.030 --> 23:54.151 [SPEAKER_04]: If that is true, then it's somebody I didn't read about. 23:54.251 --> 23:57.612 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, is the mail figure, the star is he an artist? 23:59.751 --> 24:01.692 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, not an artist, Josh. 24:03.393 --> 24:04.594 [SPEAKER_05]: So an artist with a sword. 24:04.774 --> 24:07.255 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, he'd have to be, but remember, it's not a cool. 24:07.575 --> 24:08.496 [SPEAKER_05]: So is he a captain? 24:09.376 --> 24:11.257 [SPEAKER_05]: Is it like a bunch of ship-druck captains? 24:11.958 --> 24:13.218 [SPEAKER_05]: It's like modern go against that one. 24:13.238 --> 24:14.439 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, you've asked two questions. 24:14.459 --> 24:15.600 [SPEAKER_04]: So you had an arrow at that one. 24:15.620 --> 24:16.500 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, sure. 24:16.580 --> 24:17.341 [SPEAKER_04]: I find it. 24:17.621 --> 24:18.461 [SPEAKER_05]: Are there captains? 24:19.682 --> 24:23.744 [SPEAKER_04]: In a manner of speaking, there are, there are captains. 24:23.884 --> 24:25.105 [SPEAKER_03]: Are there gladiators? 24:25.765 --> 24:25.965 [SPEAKER_05]: No. 24:30.117 --> 24:34.798 [SPEAKER_03]: But yeah, but I'm thinking of that time frame and gladiators weren't only in Rome. 24:35.358 --> 24:39.439 [SPEAKER_04]: You're probably thinking about the wrong time frame because you're hung up with the whole Romans thing. 24:39.679 --> 24:40.039 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 24:40.099 --> 24:41.079 [SPEAKER_03]: What about Spain? 24:41.939 --> 24:42.800 [SPEAKER_03]: I will say this. 24:43.000 --> 24:46.940 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll give you another hint. 24:47.100 --> 24:49.661 [SPEAKER_04]: The ancient of ancient is AD. 24:51.301 --> 24:51.561 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 24:51.681 --> 24:52.422 [SPEAKER_03]: Anodomony. 24:53.482 --> 24:54.622 [SPEAKER_03]: After the death of Christ. 24:54.862 --> 24:55.062 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 25:00.579 --> 25:02.280 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 25:02.700 --> 25:06.683 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, so not Christ himself, but the worship of Christ does. 25:06.943 --> 25:11.805 [SPEAKER_03]: So is one of the standing conflicts in the show religious? 25:12.026 --> 25:12.306 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 25:14.437 --> 25:18.299 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, maybe maybe the heart of the conflict. 25:18.699 --> 25:23.720 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, so it's Josh, it's gotta be something you know because you're the religious guy. 25:23.900 --> 25:24.621 [SPEAKER_03]: Who do you fight? 25:24.961 --> 25:27.182 [SPEAKER_05]: I would think you fight other religions. 25:27.442 --> 25:28.162 [SPEAKER_05]: It's what you fight. 25:28.522 --> 25:30.443 [SPEAKER_03]: Is the conflict religion versus religion? 25:30.723 --> 25:30.923 [SPEAKER_05]: No. 25:31.403 --> 25:34.724 [SPEAKER_03]: Like Catholics against Southern Baptists, that is not the reason. 25:34.844 --> 25:37.265 [SPEAKER_04]: That is not the reason for most of the conflict. 25:37.505 --> 25:37.845 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 25:37.865 --> 25:38.145 [SPEAKER_04]: All right. 25:38.765 --> 25:41.706 [SPEAKER_04]: There's only one reason for most of the conflict. 25:44.841 --> 25:49.483 [SPEAKER_04]: not money, but gold, artifacts, how about treasure? 25:49.763 --> 25:51.683 [SPEAKER_04]: I was going to say, yeah, yeah, something good. 25:51.763 --> 25:54.684 [SPEAKER_05]: So is it pirates, or their pirates involved? 25:56.285 --> 26:05.228 [SPEAKER_04]: Not in the sense that you know pirates of the Caribbean or the A, but but technically, it would be all the time. 26:06.549 --> 26:07.729 [SPEAKER_04]: Pirating, plunder. 26:08.289 --> 26:08.549 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 26:09.550 --> 26:10.230 [SPEAKER_04]: Huge word. 26:11.093 --> 26:12.134 [SPEAKER_03]: They use plunder a lot. 26:12.854 --> 26:14.455 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, no, no, they don't. 26:14.796 --> 26:16.937 [SPEAKER_04]: But that word is very appropriate. 26:17.017 --> 26:17.598 [SPEAKER_04]: They plunder. 26:17.858 --> 26:18.498 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 26:18.518 --> 26:20.200 [SPEAKER_04]: There's another word that would be better. 26:20.220 --> 26:24.443 [SPEAKER_04]: That would drive you towards the name of the show. 26:24.503 --> 26:24.963 [SPEAKER_04]: Is it Aina's? 26:24.983 --> 26:40.034 [SPEAKER_03]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 26:42.220 --> 26:44.743 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, we'll plunders stealing. 26:44.984 --> 26:45.584 [SPEAKER_03]: Theavory. 26:46.365 --> 26:46.766 [SPEAKER_03]: Uh-huh. 26:47.306 --> 26:47.607 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 26:48.228 --> 26:50.390 [SPEAKER_05]: But do they kill the person at the same time? 26:50.791 --> 26:51.712 [SPEAKER_05]: Is it a bunch of murdering? 26:52.212 --> 26:52.653 [SPEAKER_05]: Oh, yes. 26:54.015 --> 26:54.335 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 26:55.216 --> 26:57.079 [SPEAKER_03]: So the kill and take the stuff. 26:57.619 --> 26:57.980 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 26:58.260 --> 26:58.781 [SPEAKER_03]: Plunder. 26:59.121 --> 26:59.421 [SPEAKER_04]: Yep. 27:00.387 --> 27:05.370 [SPEAKER_03]: I come from a land down plunder, plunder my thumb. 27:08.672 --> 27:10.774 [SPEAKER_03]: And there's no one famous in it that we know. 27:11.394 --> 27:16.717 [SPEAKER_04]: I think you're hung up on geography, and you have to dial in your geography better. 27:17.137 --> 27:21.060 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, well, even if we take geography totally out of it, it doesn't help me. 27:21.542 --> 27:30.069 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but I mean, it helps you if you put the correct geography, as soon as you figure out the correct geography, you'll be you'll nail it. 27:30.449 --> 27:31.850 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, so it's a geography issue. 27:32.231 --> 27:32.551 [SPEAKER_03]: All right. 27:33.172 --> 27:40.858 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, doesn't have to do with the Royal British Islands, Great Britain and Ireland and Scotland. 27:41.258 --> 27:46.921 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, uh, not not Scotland or Ireland, but uh, but Hang on. 27:47.021 --> 27:47.641 [SPEAKER_03]: Hang on. 27:48.122 --> 27:50.003 [SPEAKER_03]: England can kill smiles. 27:50.183 --> 27:53.044 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, so it's, it's British plundering. 27:53.124 --> 27:54.405 [SPEAKER_03]: But yes. 27:56.266 --> 27:57.567 [SPEAKER_04]: That is not. 27:59.668 --> 28:01.589 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, when you said geographically, is it? 28:01.609 --> 28:02.129 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, yeah. 28:02.149 --> 28:02.909 [SPEAKER_05]: Is that me? 28:03.110 --> 28:03.450 [SPEAKER_05]: England. 28:04.216 --> 28:06.056 [SPEAKER_04]: But no, no, he's around. 28:06.076 --> 28:07.057 [SPEAKER_04]: No, he was around. 28:07.657 --> 28:10.437 [SPEAKER_04]: England was around during Jesus' time. 28:10.717 --> 28:11.857 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, he used to go there. 28:12.077 --> 28:13.398 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but not as England. 28:14.098 --> 28:18.799 [SPEAKER_03]: No, he would go and he liked the crumpets, but he saw the jewels tower jewel. 28:18.819 --> 28:20.599 [SPEAKER_04]: All right, so I'm gonna say this. 28:20.619 --> 28:21.039 [SPEAKER_04]: All right. 28:22.079 --> 28:30.561 [SPEAKER_04]: England is prominently featured in the show, but it's not the home. 28:31.727 --> 28:33.368 [SPEAKER_05]: of the people in the show. 28:34.129 --> 28:34.669 [SPEAKER_05]: Pilgrims. 28:34.989 --> 28:37.711 [SPEAKER_05]: All right, so they plunder England, but they come from something else. 28:37.991 --> 28:41.053 [SPEAKER_03]: No, they come from England, and they plunder elsewhere. 28:41.473 --> 28:53.981 [SPEAKER_05]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no 28:56.082 --> 28:56.562 [SPEAKER_05]: the Germans. 28:57.063 --> 28:58.144 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, Germans hate everybody. 28:58.904 --> 29:02.307 [SPEAKER_05]: Um, oh, wait, but wait, wait, it's, it's not cool. 29:02.767 --> 29:03.988 [SPEAKER_05]: So they have to come by sea. 29:04.528 --> 29:07.791 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, of course, if it's all, old, ancient things, or what are they going to take? 29:07.831 --> 29:09.752 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not going to take it. 29:09.812 --> 29:10.953 [SPEAKER_04]: You're getting snarky. 29:11.253 --> 29:13.895 [SPEAKER_04]: Meanwhile, he's deducting this. 29:14.015 --> 29:20.480 [SPEAKER_04]: He's really, he's doing it closer, methodically, they're, they're, they're, they're people that are 29:26.308 --> 29:26.508 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 29:27.088 --> 29:30.149 [SPEAKER_03]: So they don't come by sea from say America or Canada. 29:30.570 --> 29:30.770 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 29:31.210 --> 29:34.871 [SPEAKER_03]: OK. Do the people that plundering on are the European? 29:37.412 --> 29:37.612 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 29:37.912 --> 29:38.472 [SPEAKER_04]: Are they smiling? 29:38.512 --> 29:43.474 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, I don't think Europe hasn't been created in these ancient times. 29:43.514 --> 29:45.115 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, but they tell where they come from, right? 29:45.875 --> 29:46.155 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 29:47.909 --> 29:48.669 [SPEAKER_03]: South America. 29:48.769 --> 29:50.670 [SPEAKER_04]: But there are no countries. 29:51.150 --> 29:51.450 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 29:51.630 --> 29:51.930 [SPEAKER_04]: All right. 29:51.970 --> 29:53.511 [SPEAKER_04]: So it wasn't Christopher Columbus. 29:53.911 --> 29:56.271 [SPEAKER_04]: There's a land that's mentioned. 29:58.112 --> 30:05.394 [SPEAKER_04]: If you, and if geographically, there is an area that is referred to regularly. 30:06.334 --> 30:09.435 [SPEAKER_03]: This is the word land part of what they call it. 30:10.883 --> 30:16.848 [SPEAKER_03]: Like, for example, I'm not saying this is it, but is it like wonderland is land part of the name? 30:16.928 --> 30:17.508 [SPEAKER_03]: Greenland. 30:17.769 --> 30:17.989 [SPEAKER_03]: Greenland. 30:18.009 --> 30:18.970 [SPEAKER_03]: Greenland. 30:20.651 --> 30:21.472 [SPEAKER_03]: I just land. 30:22.252 --> 30:25.575 [SPEAKER_05]: Is this, is this area still filled with bad people? 30:27.471 --> 30:37.034 [SPEAKER_04]: No, I mean, no, no, I mean, this is all, this was a time in history where, you know, these bad people exist. 30:37.114 --> 30:37.414 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 30:37.514 --> 30:46.437 [SPEAKER_03]: Is there anything in this land, the plundering land that is named Hormuz, like the 30:55.353 --> 30:57.274 [SPEAKER_03]: What else is the word land in it? 30:57.754 --> 30:59.915 [SPEAKER_03]: That doesn't have land in you said. 30:59.975 --> 31:01.676 [SPEAKER_03]: That's what's going to go with that. 31:01.716 --> 31:03.537 [SPEAKER_05]: That suck chick road. 31:03.757 --> 31:04.458 [SPEAKER_05]: That's terrible. 31:04.498 --> 31:04.838 [SPEAKER_05]: Shut up. 31:05.078 --> 31:05.458 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know. 31:05.498 --> 31:06.679 [SPEAKER_05]: We've got the chats closed. 31:07.159 --> 31:07.759 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 31:07.819 --> 31:08.780 [SPEAKER_05]: All right. 31:08.880 --> 31:10.401 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm we're not stopping until you get it. 31:10.601 --> 31:11.261 [SPEAKER_05]: Is it Russians? 31:12.462 --> 31:12.682 [SPEAKER_05]: No. 31:13.282 --> 31:13.662 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 31:13.842 --> 31:14.603 [SPEAKER_03]: Is it the Polish? 31:16.124 --> 31:16.364 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 31:17.224 --> 31:18.445 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, Asian. 31:19.325 --> 31:19.785 [SPEAKER_04]: Hold on. 31:20.846 --> 31:21.386 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 31:21.426 --> 31:22.767 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm not going to help you that much. 31:23.678 --> 31:39.451 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, but what, you know, we had one guy say, did you say Russians Russians and then Rob said Polish Rob was closer, so Eastern Europeans, no, okay, there is no Europe, okay, but yeah, but that area of the world. 31:40.872 --> 31:43.094 [SPEAKER_03]: No, I said he's getting close. 31:43.154 --> 31:45.376 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay, all right, is it a bunch of Norwegians. 31:46.358 --> 31:47.879 [SPEAKER_03]: That's way in the wrong direction. 31:48.019 --> 31:48.900 [SPEAKER_05]: Is that too far north? 31:49.280 --> 31:50.181 [SPEAKER_03]: It's end west. 31:50.481 --> 31:51.462 [SPEAKER_03]: Too far, yeah, too far. 31:51.482 --> 31:52.503 [SPEAKER_05]: I thought that was an opponent. 31:52.603 --> 31:54.804 [SPEAKER_03]: No, no, no, no, you're wrong, wrong. 31:54.945 --> 31:55.185 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 31:55.585 --> 31:57.266 [SPEAKER_04]: He might be very, very correct. 31:58.868 --> 31:59.788 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, it's Norwegians. 32:00.549 --> 32:00.809 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 32:01.509 --> 32:02.390 [SPEAKER_04]: There is no Europe. 32:02.470 --> 32:03.411 [SPEAKER_04]: There is no country. 32:03.831 --> 32:04.752 [SPEAKER_04]: There are no countries. 32:04.952 --> 32:05.893 [SPEAKER_03]: These plunders. 32:05.953 --> 32:06.974 [SPEAKER_04]: You're getting close. 32:07.174 --> 32:09.916 [SPEAKER_03]: Can we spot them by their native outfits? 32:10.817 --> 32:11.177 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 32:12.138 --> 32:12.518 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 32:13.736 --> 32:17.169 [SPEAKER_04]: So you could spot them very easily by their ships. 32:18.505 --> 32:32.397 [SPEAKER_04]: Vikings, Vikings, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, Congratulations, what's the show called Vikings oh, that's the name of the show that's the name of the show Vikings It's very popular show. 32:32.837 --> 32:33.778 [SPEAKER_04]: I've never heard it. 32:33.838 --> 32:35.760 [SPEAKER_03]: I've never heard it. 32:36.100 --> 32:37.141 [SPEAKER_03]: I've never heard of it wrong. 32:37.181 --> 32:41.965 [SPEAKER_04]: No, I've never had no All right, bring it up and we'll show a trailer for a Vikings. 32:42.165 --> 32:44.107 [SPEAKER_03]: Is any of it said in Minnesota? 32:46.444 --> 32:52.809 [SPEAKER_04]: But Vikings, the North, they were referred to as Northmen by the England. 32:53.089 --> 33:00.915 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, but I think Poland is further because isn't Norway's in the upper North Western portion, like with Finland, right? 33:01.215 --> 33:02.136 [SPEAKER_03]: The North countries. 33:02.196 --> 33:05.959 [SPEAKER_04]: Sweden, Finland, you know that, but as I said, there are no countries. 33:06.059 --> 33:06.460 [SPEAKER_05]: You're right. 33:06.520 --> 33:06.900 [SPEAKER_05]: You're right. 33:07.460 --> 33:09.102 [SPEAKER_05]: Vikings aired from 2013 to 2021. 33:11.111 --> 33:11.471 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 33:11.872 --> 33:12.332 [SPEAKER_04]: Wow. 33:12.372 --> 33:13.193 [SPEAKER_04]: I get a lot to go. 33:13.213 --> 33:14.615 [SPEAKER_04]: I get a long way to go with this. 33:14.655 --> 33:17.077 [SPEAKER_03]: I think that ran longer than the Vikings actually plundered. 33:17.458 --> 33:18.339 [SPEAKER_04]: That's pretty amazing. 33:19.079 --> 33:21.642 [SPEAKER_05]: That's a 93% on Rotten Tomatoes. 33:21.682 --> 33:22.003 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 33:22.023 --> 33:22.723 [SPEAKER_04]: Go ahead. 33:22.763 --> 33:26.968 [SPEAKER_04]: If you can find a little trailer to show Rob, I can't believe you missed it. 33:27.188 --> 33:31.372 [SPEAKER_03]: The 7% that voted against it were people that couldn't figure out what it was called. 33:32.553 --> 33:33.053 [SPEAKER_03]: You got it. 33:33.554 --> 33:34.154 [SPEAKER_04]: You got it. 33:34.194 --> 33:34.794 [SPEAKER_04]: We got it. 33:35.294 --> 33:37.355 [SPEAKER_03]: Mike, do they have the great hats with the horns? 33:37.695 --> 33:37.875 [SPEAKER_03]: No. 33:38.916 --> 33:39.376 [SPEAKER_03]: Really? 33:39.456 --> 33:39.856 [SPEAKER_03]: Not yet. 33:40.176 --> 33:44.878 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, but they're very, very keen on the unique hairstyle. 33:44.918 --> 33:45.418 [SPEAKER_03]: Keen. 33:46.419 --> 33:47.779 [SPEAKER_04]: Very keen on that. 33:48.120 --> 33:50.020 [SPEAKER_05]: It looks like it was on the history channel. 33:50.460 --> 33:51.521 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, okay. 33:52.867 --> 33:55.848 [SPEAKER_03]: Then they show a lot of stuff about Hitler, but I guess they could do Vikings. 33:55.908 --> 33:58.549 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, I'm watching it is the Netflix. 33:58.849 --> 34:00.730 [SPEAKER_04]: And Thor is worshiped in it. 34:00.850 --> 34:01.630 [SPEAKER_05]: Bruins' rules. 34:02.770 --> 34:04.451 [SPEAKER_05]: And here is the trailer, okay? 34:04.691 --> 34:08.012 [SPEAKER_06]: Let's take this something that will change everything. 34:08.472 --> 34:10.073 [SPEAKER_06]: I want to know what's to the west. 34:11.193 --> 34:13.814 [SPEAKER_06]: There are no lands to the west. 34:14.774 --> 34:16.095 [SPEAKER_06]: Can't stay across an open ocean. 34:16.335 --> 34:17.235 [SPEAKER_06]: And believe there's a wind. 34:18.156 --> 34:21.977 [SPEAKER_06]: This is a man who does not believe in our traditions. 34:24.810 --> 34:25.670 [SPEAKER_06]: What does a man do? 34:26.251 --> 34:26.991 [SPEAKER_06]: He fights. 34:30.253 --> 34:31.073 [SPEAKER_06]: This is not the end. 34:31.193 --> 34:35.255 [SPEAKER_06]: It's just a picking. 34:35.455 --> 34:40.277 [SPEAKER_03]: It's got that look of all those ancient setting shows that are very blue. 34:40.818 --> 34:45.000 [SPEAKER_03]: Like, if you lived back then, it would always be like 50 degrees and misty. 34:45.160 --> 34:45.900 [SPEAKER_04]: The lead. 34:45.920 --> 34:46.520 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 34:46.620 --> 34:48.701 [SPEAKER_04]: Who is a Rothguard? 34:48.921 --> 34:49.822 [SPEAKER_04]: I forgot what it said. 34:49.842 --> 34:50.862 [SPEAKER_04]: You can't hear what I am again. 34:50.922 --> 34:51.643 [SPEAKER_04]: Roth was hard. 34:52.263 --> 35:20.619 [SPEAKER_04]: not something rathgar droker rathgar to whatever the guy said that the main character do feel that it is produced out of the united states and that was imported in for the history if they didn't produce somewhere else i would be it could have been done in Canada perhaps it could have been shot in Canada but he's a little too smarty the the lead character where he he you don't think there were smarty Vikings i think he smiles too often 35:21.487 --> 35:24.408 [SPEAKER_05]: I think he smiles to off of his name is Travis Fimmel. 35:25.229 --> 35:35.293 [SPEAKER_04]: Travis Fimmel and what character does the name of his character, Gunther, Rothgard, or whatever Ragnar, Rothbrook, Ragnar, Lockbrook. 35:35.894 --> 35:38.435 [SPEAKER_03]: Now you are almost going to name Michael Ragnar, right? 35:38.916 --> 35:47.741 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, Ragnar Lothbrook as a middle name, Ragnar Lothbrook Omera and the I put two little things. 35:48.181 --> 35:56.326 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, there's quite often there will be a line that I think you said that just to bed her. 35:57.146 --> 36:03.872 [SPEAKER_04]: And that type of line, and what I see a line like that, or I think of a game of thrones. 36:03.932 --> 36:04.192 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 36:04.712 --> 36:10.477 [SPEAKER_04]: And the sex that was involved in gaming, I always feel that these shows are written by pervy man. 36:10.997 --> 36:11.878 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, I can see that. 36:11.918 --> 36:12.178 [SPEAKER_03]: Right? 36:12.358 --> 36:12.559 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 36:12.579 --> 36:16.302 [SPEAKER_04]: I always feel like like, you know, to be, you said that to better her. 36:16.922 --> 36:18.584 [SPEAKER_03]: You make the beast with two bags. 36:20.198 --> 36:24.580 [SPEAKER_04]: Ah, that's a, but it's, you know, it's interesting. 36:24.821 --> 36:25.301 [SPEAKER_04]: It's interesting. 36:25.321 --> 36:26.581 [SPEAKER_03]: But is right in our getting trim? 36:26.722 --> 36:28.462 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, is he betting a woman? 36:29.103 --> 36:29.963 [SPEAKER_04]: Beautiful women. 36:30.203 --> 36:30.464 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 36:30.744 --> 36:31.284 [SPEAKER_04]: Beautiful. 36:31.604 --> 36:38.088 [SPEAKER_04]: And, you know, the scam game, the impression that a Navy and women were, you know, are still beautiful to choice. 36:38.408 --> 36:38.708 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. 36:38.808 --> 36:45.592 [SPEAKER_03]: But back then, and the ancient times of the Vikings, do you think maybe they make them in this series prettier than they were back then? 36:45.612 --> 36:48.173 [SPEAKER_03]: Because, look, it's not much to look at. 36:48.333 --> 36:51.714 [SPEAKER_04]: You think, oh, he's he's a dreamboat in this show. 36:52.874 --> 36:54.475 [SPEAKER_04]: He is a dreamboat in the show. 36:54.515 --> 36:55.815 [SPEAKER_04]: The men are very attractive. 36:55.835 --> 36:57.655 [SPEAKER_04]: The women are very attractive. 36:57.695 --> 36:59.236 [SPEAKER_04]: The children are very attractive. 36:59.496 --> 37:02.016 [SPEAKER_04]: They all come from hearty stock. 37:02.577 --> 37:04.337 [SPEAKER_03]: And they could you and I get a role in it? 37:04.877 --> 37:06.257 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, they'd be roles for us. 37:06.778 --> 37:08.338 [SPEAKER_04]: You and I couldn't get in the door. 37:08.870 --> 37:12.893 [SPEAKER_03]: We couldn't be like the cobbler without you, you could play. 37:12.913 --> 37:16.496 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh no, the bishop, the bishop. 37:16.576 --> 37:18.818 [SPEAKER_04]: Josh, this is gonna be a real tough poll. 37:19.218 --> 37:20.379 [SPEAKER_04]: All right, all right. 37:20.579 --> 37:25.003 [SPEAKER_04]: If you put in the English bishop from Vikings. 37:26.962 --> 37:36.310 [SPEAKER_04]: That's the role rock and you're saying you could not play the bishop I could now you could play I bet you could play him. 37:36.550 --> 37:37.711 [SPEAKER_04]: I could I play him. 37:38.192 --> 37:52.884 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think so What about you 10 years ago a younger more strapping Michael Marquez the bishop now I have to be bigger I'd have to be bigger and you would require padding now because you've lost weight, but the yeah, it's a because 37:54.425 --> 38:02.214 [SPEAKER_04]: I hope I hope we can find a picture of video even if it would be a miracle if we got a video of the bishop because But it's not a joke. 38:02.234 --> 38:02.655 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I see it. 38:02.695 --> 38:03.956 [SPEAKER_04]: I do I could play that. 38:04.016 --> 38:04.437 [SPEAKER_03]: You good 38:10.203 --> 38:11.424 [SPEAKER_03]: In fancy vestments. 38:12.185 --> 38:18.470 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh my god, he's used for comedic relief or is he just like a guy that doesn't ever get anything done? 38:18.650 --> 38:22.193 [SPEAKER_04]: No, he's he's a he's a clergyman. 38:22.233 --> 38:24.514 [SPEAKER_03]: He is an effective versus the Viking. 38:24.594 --> 38:28.898 [SPEAKER_04]: He is a religious leader from England We don't know what is what his fate will be at 38:29.238 --> 38:31.578 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, how many episodes have you watched? 38:31.938 --> 38:39.020 [SPEAKER_04]: I watched season and a full season of like eight or nine and then I watched two or three more after that. 38:39.360 --> 38:41.760 [SPEAKER_03]: I know you could just want more of the bishop, right? 38:45.381 --> 38:47.101 [SPEAKER_04]: It was fun, it was fun. 38:47.141 --> 38:55.883 [SPEAKER_04]: So that was a large part of, you know, with an injured family member, when we normally would be attending a baseball tournament. 38:55.943 --> 38:58.023 [SPEAKER_04]: And by the way, shout out to Michael's buddy, 38:59.692 --> 39:15.945 [SPEAKER_04]: Reborn Dylan who stayed with us one weekend and in up in the at a tournament and really really great great kid and goes to school with Michael double for action is wrist. 39:16.185 --> 39:17.206 [SPEAKER_04]: Wow, how do you get it? 39:17.486 --> 39:19.869 [SPEAKER_04]: Fileball tracing a fileball running into a fence. 39:20.309 --> 39:21.931 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, he needs to see the fish up. 39:22.231 --> 39:23.532 [SPEAKER_04]: These kids. 39:23.592 --> 39:24.473 [SPEAKER_04]: These kids. 39:24.994 --> 39:25.975 [SPEAKER_04]: These kids. 39:26.735 --> 39:32.301 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, so the the show that the movie, Michael said, uh, for a long time. 39:32.381 --> 39:33.382 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah, it's RECO. 39:33.422 --> 39:33.662 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 39:33.782 --> 39:44.914 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, he was sick all weekend and he was sick on Thursday, sick on Friday and a good chunk of the weekend of sore throat and no fever thank God, but he's back in school today. 39:45.455 --> 39:49.619 [SPEAKER_04]: He was recommending that we watch a scary movie together. 39:49.840 --> 39:50.100 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 39:50.780 --> 39:56.546 [SPEAKER_04]: And we did and we we watched it together and it was it was scary. 39:56.726 --> 39:58.948 [SPEAKER_04]: It was his recommendation his recommendation. 39:58.988 --> 40:15.764 [SPEAKER_04]: I guess the case there movie you had seen before know it was not it's a relatively new movie and I believe a movie that may have gotten decent reviews, but had he seen it huh or was he just working on the recommendation he was getting little clips from the movie is called Obsession 40:16.384 --> 40:16.644 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 40:16.744 --> 40:23.026 [SPEAKER_05]: And the movie, I thought that was like, I sent out a little, like, they're obsessed with each other. 40:23.426 --> 40:24.747 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, from the trailers. 40:25.267 --> 40:27.528 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm not, I'm not going to give you a spoiler alert. 40:27.688 --> 40:42.873 [SPEAKER_04]: It essentially is the story of a mouse-y shy guy that is madly in love with this girl, and he goes into this little gift shop, and there's a wishing thing that he wishes to, and it actually really works. 40:42.873 --> 40:44.354 [SPEAKER_03]: This movie is called Big. 40:44.594 --> 40:45.834 [SPEAKER_03]: You've got the title wrong. 40:45.874 --> 40:46.575 [SPEAKER_03]: You go with it. 40:46.595 --> 40:48.035 [SPEAKER_03]: This is a big one. 40:48.335 --> 40:48.595 [SPEAKER_05]: I do. 40:48.695 --> 40:52.557 [SPEAKER_05]: I remember the trailer this and they like their lips stuck together and stuff. 40:52.717 --> 40:53.518 [SPEAKER_04]: Nope. 40:53.558 --> 40:53.698 [SPEAKER_04]: Nope. 40:53.718 --> 40:54.818 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not that deep. 40:54.918 --> 40:55.498 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm sorry. 40:55.518 --> 41:02.661 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm working like a dog today, but the trailer of obsession does a session have anyone in it that we would have heard of. 41:02.781 --> 41:02.982 [SPEAKER_04]: Nope. 41:04.222 --> 41:08.425 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, you know, Mike, you've become a villain, I mean, but on and of Indy cinema. 41:08.625 --> 41:24.517 [SPEAKER_04]: I love Indy cinema, but this movie was scary, this girl who is in this movie who stars as the give the main character is phenomenal and it's not nearly as scary without her because she does such a great job and I think the trip. 41:24.777 --> 41:28.040 [SPEAKER_03]: I would, if you're looking for a really good scare flick, yeah, I would. 41:28.140 --> 41:28.800 [SPEAKER_03]: I would watch. 41:28.920 --> 41:29.861 [SPEAKER_03]: And this was available. 41:29.881 --> 41:31.402 [SPEAKER_03]: Did you rent it or is it on a streamer? 41:31.482 --> 41:32.242 [SPEAKER_04]: I think we rented it. 41:32.342 --> 41:34.443 [SPEAKER_04]: I think because it's relatively new. 41:34.703 --> 41:36.123 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a relatively new. 41:36.603 --> 41:38.424 [SPEAKER_03]: Did you make Michael pay for it? 41:38.504 --> 41:40.044 [SPEAKER_04]: No, I made him wear a Viking outfit. 41:40.924 --> 41:42.785 [SPEAKER_03]: Did you say tonight you are the Bishop? 41:43.045 --> 41:43.805 [SPEAKER_05]: That's what I said. 41:43.825 --> 41:45.886 [SPEAKER_05]: Here is obsession. 41:46.446 --> 41:47.186 [SPEAKER_03]: This is the trip. 41:48.926 --> 41:52.407 [SPEAKER_06]: If you're actually like flirted with Nikki, I'm gonna go get some shops. 41:52.807 --> 41:53.368 [SPEAKER_06]: I'll come with you. 41:53.528 --> 41:54.588 [SPEAKER_06]: If she means this much to you. 41:55.822 --> 41:56.742 [SPEAKER_06]: And I know she does. 41:57.943 --> 42:01.424 [SPEAKER_06]: To say, Nikki, I think we should grab the train sometime. 42:03.044 --> 42:08.265 [SPEAKER_06]: Nikki, wait, I was going to ask you, um, what? 42:08.666 --> 42:09.626 [SPEAKER_06]: I lost my train of thought. 42:10.506 --> 42:12.127 [SPEAKER_06]: I hate you, I can't tell you what else. 42:13.067 --> 42:13.507 [SPEAKER_06]: Why? 42:17.568 --> 42:18.488 [SPEAKER_06]: One was well. 42:18.508 --> 42:20.509 [SPEAKER_06]: You only get one, one was. 42:21.409 --> 42:23.330 [SPEAKER_06]: I was sneaky for even loving more than anyone. 42:32.285 --> 42:32.905 [SPEAKER_04]: Really good. 42:33.085 --> 42:35.746 [SPEAKER_06]: I love you so, so, so, so much. 42:35.766 --> 42:42.648 [SPEAKER_00]: I love only the bridge of a willow tree could conjure. 42:46.429 --> 42:48.970 [SPEAKER_00]: That's weird how you two are dating all of a sudden. 42:50.030 --> 42:50.950 [SPEAKER_00]: Like super dating. 42:53.951 --> 42:56.392 [SPEAKER_06]: I think I guess going through something like that. 42:58.393 --> 42:59.813 [SPEAKER_01]: Like why did she okay? 42:59.833 --> 42:59.913 [SPEAKER_01]: No. 43:02.007 --> 43:02.908 [SPEAKER_06]: Hey, welcome to Spongebob, all right? 43:02.928 --> 43:26.288 [SPEAKER_06]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 43:35.842 --> 43:36.282 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay, I love you! 43:36.463 --> 43:37.323 [SPEAKER_06]: I love you! 43:37.363 --> 43:39.005 [SPEAKER_06]: I love you! 43:41.447 --> 43:43.509 [SPEAKER_06]: Rob, I'm going to tell you something. 43:43.549 --> 43:46.771 [SPEAKER_06]: I was just going to see if there's a way I can cancel a wish. 43:47.152 --> 43:49.213 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm sorry, we all really do that. 43:49.594 --> 43:51.395 [SPEAKER_06]: So she's just stuck like this forever? 43:51.736 --> 43:54.038 [UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, I mean, it's one you do. 43:54.178 --> 43:55.479 [SPEAKER_03]: As long as I live. 43:58.562 --> 43:58.882 [SPEAKER_04]: Wow. 44:00.202 --> 44:02.163 [SPEAKER_04]: You might really get a kick out of that movie. 44:02.203 --> 44:04.764 [SPEAKER_05]: It's a great, I mean, I think it's a great harm. 44:04.864 --> 44:08.005 [SPEAKER_05]: And he actually, any of the awkward scenes to watch with your son. 44:08.325 --> 44:08.985 [SPEAKER_05]: Mm-hmm. 44:09.565 --> 44:10.105 [SPEAKER_03]: In what way? 44:10.505 --> 44:12.086 [SPEAKER_03]: You can speak as vaguely as you feel. 44:12.266 --> 44:16.707 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, well, there's a term we use occasionally on this show called Bump and Ugly's Rob. 44:16.887 --> 44:17.507 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh dear. 44:17.807 --> 44:19.448 [SPEAKER_04]: There you go. 44:19.468 --> 44:22.409 [SPEAKER_04]: He turns away, which is my comfort zone. 44:22.429 --> 44:23.249 [SPEAKER_04]: I was fine with that. 44:23.629 --> 44:23.869 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 44:24.109 --> 44:26.190 [SPEAKER_03]: And meanwhile, you move closer to the television. 44:27.820 --> 44:33.481 [SPEAKER_04]: Look at this, he wasn't looking, but that was, there he goes. 44:33.501 --> 44:40.503 [SPEAKER_03]: She does look, is the sound design, I can imagine that being amazing in a theater with that kind of thumping sort of soundtrack they have. 44:40.983 --> 44:42.383 [SPEAKER_03]: Does it work on a television? 44:43.303 --> 44:43.983 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 44:44.023 --> 44:48.244 [SPEAKER_04]: It does, you know, when it would work better if I got my Christmas present early. 44:48.764 --> 44:50.385 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, I'm not going to be getting that. 44:50.685 --> 44:52.145 [SPEAKER_03]: You have to wait for the plundering. 44:53.766 --> 44:54.306 [SPEAKER_04]: All right. 44:54.326 --> 44:57.988 [SPEAKER_03]: We used to say to Robert, what do we have to be patient? 44:58.388 --> 44:59.009 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, we do. 44:59.089 --> 44:59.729 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, we do. 45:00.129 --> 45:01.310 [SPEAKER_04]: Patience is a virtue. 45:01.490 --> 45:01.810 [SPEAKER_04]: It is. 45:02.130 --> 45:02.871 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what it is. 45:02.971 --> 45:04.051 [SPEAKER_03]: Now you're making me scared. 45:04.712 --> 45:05.932 [SPEAKER_04]: Let's take a break. 45:06.873 --> 45:10.795 [SPEAKER_04]: We will have some tidbits and news and all that wonderful stuff right after this on the Michael Mary. 45:10.815 --> 45:10.995 [SPEAKER_04]: Sure. 45:11.015 --> 45:11.175 [SPEAKER_04]: Sure. 45:11.195 --> 45:11.395 [SPEAKER_04]: Sure. 45:11.415 --> 45:11.655 [SPEAKER_04]: Sure. 45:11.735 --> 45:24.667 [SPEAKER_04]: If you love the show and 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--> 46:37.108 [SPEAKER_04]: Before the war. 46:37.268 --> 46:40.991 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, okay, before the war with Iran to approximately 429 as of today. 46:41.032 --> 46:41.232 [SPEAKER_04]: God 46:42.913 --> 46:44.114 [SPEAKER_04]: while a diesel. 46:45.796 --> 46:50.881 [SPEAKER_03]: I like to think of gas prices before the war of World War II when they were 14 cents a gallon. 46:50.901 --> 46:55.306 [SPEAKER_04]: Diesel has surge to 635 a gallon. 46:55.406 --> 47:00.091 [SPEAKER_04]: I love it because I love to support I'm not because I love to support business. 47:00.531 --> 47:02.153 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what America's built on. 47:02.953 --> 47:11.262 [SPEAKER_04]: That means more expensive commutes, higher shipping costs, and another potential price increase at the grocery store. 47:11.382 --> 47:16.247 [SPEAKER_03]: And also, it results in occasional thumbs up from your wife when she's happy you bought a car. 47:16.928 --> 47:22.673 [SPEAKER_04]: President Trump has acknowledged that fuel prices could remain high through the midterm elections. 47:22.694 --> 47:22.834 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 47:22.854 --> 47:23.594 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, that's a week. 47:25.356 --> 47:31.240 [SPEAKER_04]: creating a political headache for Republicans who have made affordability a major campaign issue. 47:31.601 --> 47:39.086 [SPEAKER_04]: The big question is how long Americans will be expected to absorb these costs before they start cutting back on other spending. 47:39.186 --> 47:43.429 [SPEAKER_03]: The problem is, I can't afford the gas to drive to the polls to bring the price down. 47:44.583 --> 47:51.206 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I think I think it's already showing up and I think it's probably show up for the For the it was that your dog Josh? 47:51.506 --> 47:52.006 [SPEAKER_04]: Is that Bella? 47:52.306 --> 47:57.468 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, there's someone I thought ring in the doorbell Yeah, she's barking like a healthy dog, though. 47:57.488 --> 47:58.008 [SPEAKER_03]: That's great. 47:58.349 --> 47:59.369 [SPEAKER_04]: This she not healthy. 47:59.549 --> 48:02.030 [SPEAKER_03]: No, she was sick remember Oh, that's right. 48:02.150 --> 48:03.751 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, sick in the head. 48:04.011 --> 48:05.811 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, it was an insane dog. 48:05.831 --> 48:06.912 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a crazy dog 48:09.094 --> 48:14.418 [SPEAKER_04]: The artificial intelligence boom is starting to change the job market in a big way. 48:14.858 --> 48:23.726 [SPEAKER_04]: Microsoft is reportedly offering to approximately buy out 60,000 employees. 48:24.286 --> 48:25.567 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what they're trying to do. 48:25.727 --> 48:33.173 [SPEAKER_04]: That's, it begins, sorry, it's the reality of it, according to a report published today by TechCrunch. 48:33.253 --> 48:35.055 [SPEAKER_04]: Meanwhile, new delicious. 48:35.455 --> 48:35.835 [SPEAKER_04]: A.I. 48:35.935 --> 48:39.496 [SPEAKER_04]: Company and Tropic, they seem to be in the news every week. 48:39.516 --> 48:42.297 [SPEAKER_04]: They officially filed for a public debut. 48:43.257 --> 48:46.198 [SPEAKER_04]: Another sign that the company's building A.I. 48:46.278 --> 48:47.378 [SPEAKER_04]: are becoming major players. 48:47.398 --> 48:49.399 [SPEAKER_03]: Does that mean that you can buy stock in it now? 48:49.499 --> 48:53.040 [SPEAKER_04]: I think that's probably becoming public debut yet to go if they're going public. 48:53.240 --> 48:54.761 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a verbose way of saying. 48:54.781 --> 48:55.401 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a verbose way of saying. 48:55.421 --> 48:55.901 [SPEAKER_03]: It's a verbose way. 48:55.921 --> 48:57.541 [SPEAKER_03]: But you know, Mike, it's becoming more common. 48:57.561 --> 48:59.482 [SPEAKER_03]: I know you took the buy out from me and Josh. 48:59.542 --> 48:59.782 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 49:00.262 --> 49:03.904 [SPEAKER_04]: I would have said it's just, you know, going public, you know, but A.I. 49:03.924 --> 49:04.604 [SPEAKER_04]: wrote it for me. 49:05.044 --> 49:06.005 [SPEAKER_04]: A.I. 49:06.105 --> 49:08.506 [SPEAKER_04]: They're becoming major players in the financial world. 49:08.526 --> 49:10.107 [SPEAKER_04]: The contradiction is fascinating. 49:10.467 --> 49:23.253 [SPEAKER_04]: Tech companies are spending enormous amounts of money to build systems that could make businesses more efficient while employees are left wondering whether that efficiency will eventually make their own jobs unnecessary. 49:23.733 --> 49:24.273 [SPEAKER_04]: Amazing. 49:24.413 --> 49:26.774 [SPEAKER_04]: But it's the reality that we live in. 49:26.854 --> 49:27.895 [SPEAKER_04]: And I think we have to start 49:29.176 --> 49:45.955 [SPEAKER_04]: Accepting that thank God the world needs podcasters amen amen tonight's big and After all stories a showdown between the Dallas Cowboys and the Philadelphia Eagles and I will watch it with a big smile on my face Because of big blues number one in the division, right? 49:47.156 --> 49:54.061 [SPEAKER_04]: The NFCE rivals meet for the first time this season, that's Philly and Dallas, and a game that could have major implications for the division race. 49:54.442 --> 50:00.726 [SPEAKER_04]: Philadelphia enters with home field advantage, but Dallas has a chance to make a statement against one of its biggest rivals. 50:01.067 --> 50:05.350 [SPEAKER_04]: Sunday's games already delivered plenty of drama, including the New York Giants, 50:10.734 --> 50:16.319 [SPEAKER_04]: the best most enjoyable game for Giants fans in at least 10 years. 50:16.979 --> 50:19.782 [SPEAKER_04]: That's how they I'll say five years. 50:20.222 --> 50:21.223 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll say five years. 50:21.523 --> 50:21.964 [SPEAKER_04]: Five years. 50:22.164 --> 50:23.945 [SPEAKER_03]: It was not easy back to say Giants. 50:23.965 --> 50:24.866 [SPEAKER_03]: Super bow. 50:25.086 --> 50:26.487 [SPEAKER_04]: No, I don't want to get crazy. 50:26.527 --> 50:27.668 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't want to get happy. 50:27.688 --> 50:28.609 [SPEAKER_04]: They want it over time. 50:28.889 --> 50:31.772 [SPEAKER_04]: Tampa Bay crushed Carolina 43 13 chiefs. 50:32.192 --> 50:32.552 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah. 50:32.893 --> 50:35.475 [SPEAKER_04]: They also took a surprising 20 to three loss. 50:35.955 --> 50:36.055 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, I 50:39.598 --> 50:41.399 [SPEAKER_03]: Wow, they only scored three points. 50:42.320 --> 50:43.941 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not very many, isn't it? 50:44.021 --> 50:45.502 [SPEAKER_04]: No, it's not, Rob. 50:45.542 --> 50:51.927 [SPEAKER_04]: Tonight, the Cowboys and the Eagles get their chance to own the national conversation. 50:52.408 --> 50:54.009 [SPEAKER_04]: And we'll see what happens with that. 50:54.029 --> 50:56.551 [SPEAKER_03]: The commanders had a buy week, which is nice. 50:56.671 --> 51:00.934 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm not sure I think people still got injured, but they do not have a game. 51:01.374 --> 51:13.083 [SPEAKER_04]: could for the commanders Hollywood has a break ahead and one of the more intriguing releases is a new documentary about Matthew Perry, the beloved friend star died in 2023. 51:13.423 --> 51:25.392 [SPEAKER_04]: Netflix is scheduled to release the three part documentary, the one about Matthew Perry on October 27, putting the actor's life and legacy back in the spotlight, also arriving this week, a new season of the Guild 51:29.415 --> 51:55.273 [SPEAKER_03]: uh... that's on a bill max anything with Nathan Lane well anything with uh... christine paranski yes god he the woman doesn't age you're such a queen you know what her and i i can't choose between her and all is in jenny there is a uh... new comedy special from zaynab johnson uh... anybody does anybody follows he has the number one comedian right now names in ab 51:56.755 --> 52:01.657 [SPEAKER_04]: It's another example of, it sounds like it's spelled back, or it's streaming, so I might have mispronounced it. 52:01.817 --> 52:03.818 [SPEAKER_04]: Z-A-I-N-A-B. 52:04.298 --> 52:05.398 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, Johnson. 52:05.838 --> 52:07.279 [SPEAKER_04]: Please, it's a woman. 52:08.179 --> 52:09.520 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, oh, they got them. 52:09.560 --> 52:10.940 [SPEAKER_03]: Women can't be comedians. 52:11.040 --> 52:12.801 [SPEAKER_04]: See, you're out of touch now. 52:13.241 --> 52:16.202 [SPEAKER_04]: You're out of touch with the mainstream being in your fifth. 52:16.262 --> 52:17.983 [SPEAKER_03]: I guess she couldn't make it as a nurse. 52:19.424 --> 52:21.244 [SPEAKER_04]: That you'd go and remove them. 52:21.284 --> 52:23.185 [SPEAKER_04]: Say that. 52:23.365 --> 52:39.511 [SPEAKER_04]: Another example of how streaming services are competing, not just with big budget movies, but with celebrity documentaries, true stories and personalities who already have built in audiences, and I might look in on this new comedian because I always like to see a new person in comedy. 52:39.571 --> 52:40.172 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm exciting. 52:40.312 --> 52:43.873 [SPEAKER_03]: Still shocked, you won't give the diplomat another chance. 52:45.053 --> 52:45.934 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't like her. 52:46.814 --> 52:50.920 [SPEAKER_03]: She's so great by his name again, please carry Russell carry Russell. 52:50.940 --> 52:55.005 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, not a carry Russell fan as Cape Wiler That's the characters. 52:55.186 --> 53:01.835 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, a new cancer drug has produced encouraging results in a major clinical trial offering potential hope 53:02.155 --> 53:04.877 [SPEAKER_04]: for women with advanced endometrial cancer. 53:05.217 --> 53:13.863 [SPEAKER_04]: Merch's experimental treatment reduced the risk of death by 32% compared with the standard chemotherapy in a study involving 776 patients. 53:14.103 --> 53:15.364 [SPEAKER_04]: This is a real study. 53:15.744 --> 53:24.130 [SPEAKER_04]: Media and overall survival was 19 months for patients receiving the new drug compared with 12 months for those receiving chemotherapy. 53:24.410 --> 53:31.476 [SPEAKER_04]: The FDA has granted the treatment priority review with a decision expected by June 2027. 53:31.576 --> 53:42.166 [SPEAKER_04]: And I believe the way this game works is that if something shows promise in one area of cancer, it can be modified and used in other areas. 53:42.246 --> 53:43.667 [SPEAKER_04]: I hope we need to cure this crap. 53:43.787 --> 53:49.034 [SPEAKER_03]: I hope it works because I still hate the fact that chemotherapy is essentially poison. 53:49.174 --> 53:52.378 [SPEAKER_04]: It is, you're poisoning yourself, horrible. 53:52.398 --> 53:54.060 [SPEAKER_04]: There is an important caveat. 53:54.141 --> 53:59.087 [SPEAKER_04]: Serious treatment related side effects were more common with the experimental drug. 53:59.127 --> 53:59.788 [SPEAKER_04]: That's not good. 54:00.188 --> 54:13.660 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not yet an approved treatment, but the results show how researchers continue looking for ways to extend survival when cancer returns or stops responding to existing therapies and the battle continues. 54:13.680 --> 54:16.363 [SPEAKER_03]: I know that a lot of kids with leukemia now take Xenab. 54:17.147 --> 54:20.430 [SPEAKER_04]: Zaynab, like the comedian named Arch of the female comedian. 54:20.530 --> 54:24.173 [SPEAKER_04]: He's able to make that show because he had a kid that survived cancer. 54:24.193 --> 54:24.673 [SPEAKER_03]: He did. 54:24.753 --> 54:25.614 [SPEAKER_03]: Adam, Robert. 54:25.994 --> 54:43.047 [SPEAKER_04]: And now, finally, for a little Florida man madness, a Bay County man is accused of trying to have more than a kilogram of methamphetamine shipped to a residential address in what authorities describe as a dark web drug operation. 54:43.088 --> 54:44.969 [SPEAKER_03]: What is your proximity to Bay County? 54:45.189 --> 54:47.070 [SPEAKER_04]: I am, uh, just around the corner. 54:47.150 --> 54:48.151 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. 54:48.171 --> 54:49.231 [SPEAKER_03]: You can still have the A for him. 54:49.491 --> 54:50.832 [SPEAKER_04]: I could have picked it up myself. 54:50.912 --> 54:52.453 [SPEAKER_04]: I have no idea where it is. 54:52.573 --> 55:01.717 [SPEAKER_04]: Investigators say postal inspectors and deputies intercepted a suspicious package after a drug detection dog alert of them to it. 55:03.578 --> 55:05.719 [SPEAKER_04]: Hey, tell that dog to try and start looking for drugs. 55:05.759 --> 55:21.905 [SPEAKER_04]: He's over there smelling somebody's Be suspect 30 year old Adam Elking was booked on trafficking charges with both sent at more than one million dollars now Let's think about the business plan 55:22.705 --> 55:31.088 [SPEAKER_04]: someone apparently decided the safest way to receive a kilogram of illegal drugs was to order it online and have it delivered to the house. 55:31.508 --> 55:38.250 [SPEAKER_04]: That's a lot of confidence in the US postal service and a lot less confidence in the ability of a drug dog to do it's job. 55:38.750 --> 55:43.932 [SPEAKER_04]: The allegations have not been proven in court, but this guy may want to reconsider his choice. 55:44.352 --> 55:45.953 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm delivery services. 55:46.093 --> 55:49.694 [SPEAKER_03]: I think it's like it's important because he was covered when he bought it because he 55:52.535 --> 56:02.423 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, and if you have that much myth in front of me, and there is no end of him out of purple, or you can get Well, everybody knows that those famous drug dealers, you know, they get a lot of them off 56:05.023 --> 56:06.584 [SPEAKER_04]: Sorry, we keep doing that. 56:06.624 --> 56:07.584 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm sorry at all. 56:07.864 --> 56:09.885 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm having a devil at the time with this. 56:10.505 --> 56:12.165 [SPEAKER_04]: I've got the dickens of my finger. 56:12.445 --> 56:14.766 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh my god, let me see where is it? 56:14.806 --> 56:15.246 [SPEAKER_04]: There it is. 56:16.247 --> 56:17.987 [SPEAKER_04]: You know what's been going up lately? 56:18.207 --> 56:18.588 [SPEAKER_04]: What? 56:18.908 --> 56:21.488 [SPEAKER_04]: Everything, groceries, gas, my blood pressure. 56:22.289 --> 56:25.110 [SPEAKER_04]: When I open the electric bill, it's crazy. 56:25.310 --> 56:26.350 [SPEAKER_05]: Am I right, ladies? 56:26.390 --> 56:27.170 [SPEAKER_04]: It's nuts. 56:27.591 --> 56:28.511 [SPEAKER_04]: It's just nuts. 56:28.611 --> 56:31.592 [SPEAKER_04]: And my heart rate goes up more so. 56:35.478 --> 56:37.920 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh there it is. 56:38.260 --> 56:40.142 [SPEAKER_03]: I feel what's robbing in my room. 56:40.362 --> 56:41.723 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, watch trapper. 56:43.124 --> 56:44.325 [SPEAKER_04]: Come on now, go on get it. 56:44.645 --> 56:45.366 [SPEAKER_04]: Train your life. 56:46.067 --> 56:46.527 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't be them. 56:49.129 --> 56:50.870 [SPEAKER_04]: Prices at L.E.M.D. 56:51.271 --> 56:53.152 [SPEAKER_04]: They've introduced their lowest prices ever. 56:54.313 --> 56:54.794 [SPEAKER_04]: Good for them. 56:55.654 --> 56:56.335 [SPEAKER_04]: Anyway, that's it. 56:56.595 --> 56:57.756 [SPEAKER_04]: All right, that's all. 56:57.916 --> 56:58.657 [SPEAKER_04]: That's all today. 56:58.837 --> 57:00.899 [SPEAKER_03]: That's a good send them right off to the client. 57:00.939 --> 57:02.079 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, get it right to the client. 57:02.440 --> 57:02.640 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 57:03.679 --> 57:26.595 [SPEAKER_03]: uh... walking back to the michael mary show to be here uh... ruff went to king's dominion this weekend did a bunch of listeners actually just it turned out to be just two and uh... sharing bayley bless her heart she had an exchange to do with me because she had once they put on you yes these were auction winners this was not a opened to everybody this was they bid on you 57:27.235 --> 57:29.257 [SPEAKER_03]: I actually did announce that we would be there. 57:29.297 --> 57:30.618 [SPEAKER_03]: So, all were welcome. 57:30.678 --> 57:31.839 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, it's a public place. 57:31.899 --> 57:36.542 [SPEAKER_04]: But if you wanted to get as many, you know, or ladies down there, it's tough. 57:36.742 --> 57:38.263 [SPEAKER_04]: If you're going to do it, I'm not going to do it. 57:38.323 --> 57:39.204 [SPEAKER_03]: All right. 57:39.544 --> 57:42.727 [SPEAKER_03]: Andy and Melissa Redmond, Mike, and I miss identified them. 57:43.247 --> 57:44.468 [SPEAKER_03]: I said they were from Pennsylvania. 57:44.488 --> 57:46.890 [SPEAKER_03]: They're actually from Falling Waters West Virginia. 57:47.766 --> 57:48.206 [SPEAKER_04]: It's falling well. 57:48.226 --> 57:53.289 [SPEAKER_04]: What a beautiful sounding place that that's that is pretty is it sounds did you ask that question by any chance? 57:53.710 --> 57:54.250 [SPEAKER_04]: I did not. 57:54.490 --> 57:55.911 [SPEAKER_03]: I found out where they were from. 57:55.971 --> 58:07.418 [SPEAKER_03]: They were from Frederick and Knoxville, Tennessee falling water is West Virginia It makes me think of the it makes me think of the Frank Lloyd Wright did a house called falling water beautiful 58:07.698 --> 58:08.058 [SPEAKER_03]: Beautiful. 58:09.159 --> 58:22.151 [SPEAKER_03]: They were so nice and so cool and I believe if you stack this up the three of us our ages were 54 55 and 56 Okay, so we were all the same age. 58:22.571 --> 58:31.960 [SPEAKER_03]: They weren't all about walking all over the park all day and your wife's age My wife's age was not an issue because she decided it might be best if she stayed home 58:36.908 --> 58:38.610 [SPEAKER_04]: just this music in the background. 58:38.630 --> 58:39.671 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 58:39.811 --> 58:40.032 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 58:40.072 --> 58:42.034 [SPEAKER_04]: We're going to let that just sort of lie. 58:42.054 --> 58:44.036 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, we're not choosing to. 58:44.097 --> 58:44.657 [SPEAKER_04]: I believe it. 58:44.837 --> 58:52.386 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, as of the morning of Saturday, there was still a chance that she might have got we had already determined on Friday that we would not. 58:53.047 --> 59:03.075 [SPEAKER_03]: Take Andy and Melissa up on their very generous offer to stay at their camping cabin, which, by the way, they loved. 59:03.536 --> 59:07.179 [SPEAKER_03]: They had a fire pit, they had a great time, they really enjoyed themselves. 59:07.699 --> 59:21.691 [SPEAKER_03]: But with no cabin to stay at, and the text that kind of turned me to thinking that Carrie probably didn't want to go came Friday night when she texted me, how long do we have to stay? 59:23.318 --> 59:25.018 [SPEAKER_03]: And I said, you know what, she's at the park. 59:25.458 --> 59:27.459 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I said, I guess she probably doesn't want to go. 59:27.979 --> 59:29.679 [SPEAKER_03]: And I said, you know what, you don't need to go. 59:29.699 --> 59:32.540 [SPEAKER_04]: Because she lost her mojo a little bit for KD. 59:32.580 --> 59:34.841 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I thought you'd love to parks together. 59:35.961 --> 59:44.443 [SPEAKER_03]: Ah, I think that as time has progressed, I've remained more enthusiastic than other people in the family without oiling fingers. 59:45.083 --> 59:45.743 [SPEAKER_03]: How was the weather? 59:46.582 --> 59:48.964 [SPEAKER_03]: the weather was I think this was my good. 59:48.984 --> 59:50.685 [SPEAKER_03]: That's what'll stop me from going till part. 59:50.905 --> 59:54.208 [SPEAKER_03]: It was either my fourth or fifth trip to the park this season. 59:54.508 --> 59:57.751 [SPEAKER_03]: I couldn't count properly because I didn't have any notations to do it. 59:59.085 --> 01:00:07.268 [SPEAKER_03]: Every other time to the park this year, there was either rain or a chance of rain or something off-putting about the weather. 01:00:08.009 --> 01:00:14.971 [SPEAKER_03]: If I had a weather machine and could have designed a day at King's Dominion, I would have designed what we had that day. 01:00:15.471 --> 01:00:25.615 [SPEAKER_03]: Full sun, 62 degrees, leaves changing and until like 6 o'clock, not crowded at the park, of course it's 6 o'clock, all the creep show up for the Halloween nonsense. 01:00:25.635 --> 01:00:26.716 [SPEAKER_03]: We were out of there by then. 01:00:27.336 --> 01:00:30.157 [SPEAKER_04]: But we none said the hot Mike. 01:00:30.257 --> 01:00:31.638 [SPEAKER_04]: You know we talked about the boo holes. 01:00:31.678 --> 01:00:41.802 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, but I mean you said it would be kind of fun Yeah, and they and you know what and I've done it they stayed and they did they did the hot I was out there while it was still some daylight in the in this guy. 01:00:42.142 --> 01:00:43.603 [SPEAKER_03]: We're burning daylight 01:00:44.023 --> 01:00:49.705 [SPEAKER_03]: But I just want to say thank to them, thanks to them because they were delightful. 01:00:49.825 --> 01:01:02.731 [SPEAKER_03]: They big fans of the show, especially Andy, going back to this surprise me and I remembered this, Andy won many years ago on the Dunn Mike program, the reverse newlywed game. 01:01:03.371 --> 01:01:08.273 [SPEAKER_03]: One Valentine's Day where you had to play the newlywed game with your ex-wife. 01:01:09.013 --> 01:01:15.459 [SPEAKER_03]: And he said it was really unpleasant an awkward to spend that day with his ex-wife, but it was worth it because he won. 01:01:15.859 --> 01:01:16.560 [SPEAKER_04]: Somebody's humming. 01:01:19.182 --> 01:01:20.223 [SPEAKER_04]: Is it me when I talk? 01:01:20.464 --> 01:01:21.024 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, don't hear. 01:01:21.044 --> 01:01:21.885 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't hear him. 01:01:22.665 --> 01:01:24.167 [SPEAKER_03]: The gating is taking it out, me. 01:01:24.690 --> 01:01:26.631 [SPEAKER_04]: Is there something running in the background there? 01:01:26.711 --> 01:01:28.471 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't have my air conditioning or heating on. 01:01:28.552 --> 01:01:28.932 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 01:01:29.812 --> 01:01:32.133 [SPEAKER_03]: But they could not have been more pleasant. 01:01:32.193 --> 01:01:33.754 [SPEAKER_03]: Here is a photo of them. 01:01:33.834 --> 01:01:37.655 [SPEAKER_03]: This is them as they were about to ride on the blue blasters. 01:01:37.735 --> 01:01:38.175 [SPEAKER_03]: Hold on. 01:01:38.255 --> 01:01:38.655 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm sorry. 01:01:38.675 --> 01:01:41.637 [SPEAKER_03]: My computer's not agreeing with me. 01:01:41.677 --> 01:01:42.097 [SPEAKER_03]: Here we go. 01:01:44.978 --> 01:01:45.178 [SPEAKER_03]: There. 01:01:45.458 --> 01:01:45.678 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 01:01:45.698 --> 01:01:46.839 [SPEAKER_03]: That's the three of us there. 01:01:47.759 --> 01:01:49.420 [SPEAKER_03]: We're posing with Snoopy and Woodstock. 01:01:49.520 --> 01:01:50.840 [SPEAKER_04]: You see, okay. 01:01:50.900 --> 01:01:52.181 [SPEAKER_04]: The guy is, he all right. 01:01:53.016 --> 01:01:55.118 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I didn't realize until I saw the picture. 01:01:55.158 --> 01:01:58.660 [SPEAKER_04]: It looks like he's maybe having a, like a medical moment. 01:01:58.900 --> 01:02:00.321 [SPEAKER_03]: A little bit of weekend at Bernie's. 01:02:00.682 --> 01:02:02.383 [SPEAKER_04]: But he also looks like he's missing an arm. 01:02:03.144 --> 01:02:03.604 [SPEAKER_03]: That's true. 01:02:04.785 --> 01:02:06.266 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, that's how I get to the front of the line. 01:02:06.926 --> 01:02:14.232 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm holding a cookie because of our, our meal plans, like when I was checking out, they said, well, you get a cookie, do you want a cookie? 01:02:14.572 --> 01:02:16.273 [SPEAKER_04]: It looks like you had a nice day. 01:02:16.513 --> 01:02:17.613 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, it was fantastic. 01:02:17.673 --> 01:02:19.173 [SPEAKER_04]: This is the least sweet, too. 01:02:19.413 --> 01:02:20.394 [SPEAKER_04]: They were wonderful. 01:02:20.434 --> 01:02:24.495 [SPEAKER_03]: This is them on Boo Blasters, which is a fun dark ride they have there. 01:02:25.275 --> 01:02:26.555 [SPEAKER_03]: This is dark ride. 01:02:26.595 --> 01:02:27.716 [SPEAKER_04]: Is that like the dark web? 01:02:28.076 --> 01:02:28.936 [SPEAKER_03]: No, no, not at all. 01:02:28.956 --> 01:02:30.957 [SPEAKER_03]: A dark ride, you're familiar with any time. 01:02:30.997 --> 01:02:38.519 [SPEAKER_03]: It's like a fun house or something like that that, you know, usually have a roller coaster component to it in the dark. 01:02:38.639 --> 01:02:40.299 [SPEAKER_04]: Because that's the one I vomit it on. 01:02:40.339 --> 01:02:41.540 [SPEAKER_03]: No, no, the Boo Blaster, 01:02:42.740 --> 01:02:45.561 [SPEAKER_03]: It looks like guns there, it's just doing things a little guns. 01:02:45.681 --> 01:02:47.942 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, you shoot at goes through it. 01:02:47.962 --> 01:02:48.522 [SPEAKER_03]: It's like a fun thing. 01:02:48.542 --> 01:02:49.883 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it's all in on that one. 01:02:50.003 --> 01:02:51.343 [SPEAKER_04]: That'd be okay if it was fun. 01:02:51.683 --> 01:02:53.064 [SPEAKER_04]: Guardians of the Galaxy. 01:02:53.244 --> 01:02:54.264 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, not so great. 01:02:54.304 --> 01:02:55.905 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like a mama thong. 01:02:55.945 --> 01:02:57.785 [SPEAKER_03]: Josh, can you keep the next one for some reason? 01:02:57.805 --> 01:02:58.705 [SPEAKER_03]: My mouse isn't working. 01:02:58.725 --> 01:03:01.867 [SPEAKER_03]: That's the three of us there in front of the big wheel and candy apple growth. 01:03:01.887 --> 01:03:04.127 [SPEAKER_04]: She has a beautiful smile she's really nice. 01:03:04.227 --> 01:03:07.929 [SPEAKER_04]: And I mean, they were just like, he's having nearly as much fun as she is. 01:03:07.969 --> 01:03:08.869 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm sure you know what, I think. 01:03:09.449 --> 01:03:12.230 [SPEAKER_03]: All told I think he probably had more fun than she did. 01:03:12.350 --> 01:03:13.610 [SPEAKER_03]: He's a better actor. 01:03:13.870 --> 01:03:14.651 [SPEAKER_04]: OK. All right. 01:03:14.971 --> 01:03:16.111 [SPEAKER_04]: And then the last photo goes. 01:03:16.131 --> 01:03:17.532 [SPEAKER_04]: Govals, govals. 01:03:17.832 --> 01:03:18.092 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes. 01:03:18.352 --> 01:03:18.612 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 01:03:18.732 --> 01:03:25.494 [SPEAKER_03]: And the last photo, this is a, that's the historic plaque at the Rebel Yel now called the racer 75. 01:03:25.554 --> 01:03:32.476 [SPEAKER_03]: As I point at the fact that it's built by my favorite roller coaster manufacturer, Mike, the Philadelphia toboggan company. 01:03:33.096 --> 01:03:35.017 [SPEAKER_04]: It was a great day with Joe Rogers. 01:03:35.097 --> 01:03:35.857 [SPEAKER_04]: No, that fact. 01:03:36.037 --> 01:03:38.358 [SPEAKER_04]: A hundred percent, absolutely. 01:03:38.598 --> 01:03:41.079 [SPEAKER_05]: It's also the photo of the person who had the most fun that day. 01:03:41.419 --> 01:03:41.780 [SPEAKER_03]: It is. 01:03:42.100 --> 01:03:43.961 [SPEAKER_03]: It absolutely. 01:03:44.261 --> 01:03:48.182 [SPEAKER_03]: It was and you know what was great is at one point we sat down. 01:03:48.202 --> 01:03:51.844 [SPEAKER_03]: And one of the things I really wanted to do was get a candy apple. 01:03:51.904 --> 01:03:53.625 [SPEAKER_03]: One of my favorite theme park treats. 01:03:54.325 --> 01:03:56.826 [SPEAKER_03]: And so we were sitting and I was eating it again. 01:03:58.968 --> 01:03:59.828 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know, maybe. 01:04:00.829 --> 01:04:02.691 [SPEAKER_04]: So he's interested in George. 01:04:03.151 --> 01:04:04.292 [SPEAKER_04]: I know. 01:04:04.652 --> 01:04:06.734 [SPEAKER_05]: You know, after even a caramel apple? 01:04:06.914 --> 01:04:07.394 [SPEAKER_05]: No, can't. 01:04:07.414 --> 01:04:10.276 [SPEAKER_05]: But the hard jelly rancher stuff on the outside. 01:04:10.336 --> 01:04:11.417 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, hard candy Josh. 01:04:11.457 --> 01:04:12.498 [SPEAKER_03]: It's called a hard candy. 01:04:12.518 --> 01:04:13.359 [SPEAKER_03]: Not jolly milk. 01:04:13.439 --> 01:04:14.139 [SPEAKER_03]: It's not good. 01:04:14.419 --> 01:04:15.360 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 01:04:15.600 --> 01:04:17.081 [SPEAKER_03]: We were having a great time sitting here. 01:04:17.121 --> 01:04:19.363 [SPEAKER_04]: Just doing a caramel apple on a candy apple. 01:04:19.403 --> 01:04:21.605 [SPEAKER_03]: Candy apple has hard candy on the outside. 01:04:21.705 --> 01:04:22.045 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay. 01:04:22.245 --> 01:04:23.947 [SPEAKER_03]: And then caramel is got caramel on me. 01:04:23.987 --> 01:04:24.367 [SPEAKER_03]: All right. 01:04:24.587 --> 01:04:30.389 [SPEAKER_03]: They're both great, but I like the candy apple, especially because at Katie, they put just a little cinnamon in the candy. 01:04:30.809 --> 01:04:32.649 [SPEAKER_03]: It makes us great with the apple. 01:04:32.729 --> 01:04:34.610 [SPEAKER_03]: It's a valiant at $8. 01:04:34.690 --> 01:04:39.211 [SPEAKER_04]: So I still think there's some funneling due to his bank account when he comes back. 01:04:39.251 --> 01:04:39.791 [SPEAKER_04]: No, not at all. 01:04:40.151 --> 01:04:40.691 [SPEAKER_04]: Not at all. 01:04:40.711 --> 01:04:42.972 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh my god, oh my god. 01:04:43.012 --> 01:04:52.635 [SPEAKER_05]: But as we've nailed it before, it is the same problem that you have with the New York Giants that I have with the bottom of Orioles that it's a childhood issue. 01:04:53.635 --> 01:04:55.016 [SPEAKER_05]: Yeah, it's the fact that I was kidding me. 01:04:55.036 --> 01:04:58.279 [SPEAKER_03]: After 30 years of marriage, Carrie said, you know what the problem with you is? 01:04:59.320 --> 01:05:00.421 [SPEAKER_03]: I said, what? 01:05:00.801 --> 01:05:04.964 [SPEAKER_03]: She said, everything you do is something you would have done when you were 12. 01:05:06.245 --> 01:05:10.669 [SPEAKER_03]: I said, yeah, I guess I, and it was, it landed very heavy. 01:05:11.209 --> 01:05:12.210 [SPEAKER_03]: And I said, you know what? 01:05:12.330 --> 01:05:13.631 [SPEAKER_03]: You're right, you're right. 01:05:13.651 --> 01:05:14.632 [SPEAKER_03]: You know what? 01:05:14.732 --> 01:05:15.192 [SPEAKER_03]: You're right. 01:05:15.212 --> 01:05:15.913 [SPEAKER_03]: You're right. 01:05:16.373 --> 01:05:21.998 [SPEAKER_04]: No, it's not as someone who was listening as I was waiting for my kid in the pickup line. 01:05:22.378 --> 01:05:35.866 [SPEAKER_04]: And I'm listening to what I probably now would consider the greatest buddy rich album, Mercy Mercy, which was a live recording, you know, a men to that. 01:05:35.966 --> 01:05:40.488 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what it's all about, memories, you know, and you're nostalgia of things that have happened. 01:05:40.528 --> 01:05:45.531 [SPEAKER_04]: And I remember I told my son, didn't land on him, but I told him I said, my dad brought that album home for me. 01:05:45.911 --> 01:05:58.535 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, and we listened to it together the first time and it's a phenomenal memory and I've made an effort to watch color programming in the evening on our television So she's not having to watch, but still like for jam about her you mean your wife. 01:05:59.276 --> 01:05:59.776 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah, her 01:06:01.635 --> 01:06:26.986 [SPEAKER_03]: but i'm aware of the fact that you know outside now that i don't drink really everything i do i could have done when i was twelve okay and so that's part of it but i had a blast i thought it was fantastic it was really nice to meet and he and malice good could not have been nicer and a great day at the park so we have to we have to take a break here but i didn't want to ask you this question is there anything because you are a 01:06:28.247 --> 01:06:32.171 [SPEAKER_04]: person who fears change, you are a creature of ridiculous habit. 01:06:32.231 --> 01:06:33.832 [SPEAKER_04]: This is what I think is a habit. 01:06:34.353 --> 01:06:42.781 [SPEAKER_04]: Have you ever thought to yourself, if you've come across anything, whether it's a group, 01:06:43.421 --> 01:06:45.845 [SPEAKER_04]: touring this or a club or blah, blah, blah, blah. 01:06:46.165 --> 01:06:51.433 [SPEAKER_04]: Have you ever, is there ever anything where you said, you know, I might like to do that someday. 01:06:51.513 --> 01:06:55.840 [SPEAKER_03]: Is there anything in your world that's like, like attending a concert of a new band? 01:06:56.060 --> 01:06:56.721 [SPEAKER_03]: Is what do you mean? 01:06:56.881 --> 01:06:58.404 [SPEAKER_03]: Or is your new experience? 01:06:58.484 --> 01:06:59.245 [SPEAKER_05]: I know experience. 01:06:59.345 --> 01:07:03.948 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I'm never closed to experiences, but I don't default to anything. 01:07:03.988 --> 01:07:07.751 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, that's not what I'm not out there looking for something brand new to do. 01:07:07.831 --> 01:07:19.718 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, I did want to finish the candy apple because we were sitting there and we were talking and it was a lovely it was not we were having a great conversation and that's when I realized that Andy and Melissa and myself we all said 01:07:20.839 --> 01:07:22.460 [SPEAKER_03]: it's just nice to be here. 01:07:23.040 --> 01:07:24.480 [SPEAKER_03]: I like being in this place. 01:07:24.540 --> 01:07:25.861 [SPEAKER_03]: I like looking at the people. 01:07:25.941 --> 01:07:29.862 [SPEAKER_03]: I like smelling the smells and seeing the people running around and seeing the rides. 01:07:30.282 --> 01:07:33.844 [SPEAKER_03]: And at that point, Andy looked at me and he started laughing and I said, what? 01:07:34.964 --> 01:07:39.246 [SPEAKER_03]: He said, you have a rather large piece of red candy on the tip of your nose. 01:07:43.312 --> 01:07:49.054 [SPEAKER_03]: And I said, well, let's take care of that right now, but yeah, so he was moved. 01:07:49.094 --> 01:07:50.455 [SPEAKER_04]: He was moved by the moment. 01:07:50.495 --> 01:07:51.735 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, they are there. 01:07:51.775 --> 01:07:52.415 [SPEAKER_03]: Good people. 01:07:52.696 --> 01:07:55.517 [SPEAKER_03]: And I told him whether you like it or not, we're friends now. 01:07:55.657 --> 01:07:56.397 [SPEAKER_03]: That's all. 01:07:56.437 --> 01:07:57.858 [SPEAKER_03]: I'd like to say Andy and Melissa. 01:07:57.938 --> 01:07:58.978 [SPEAKER_03]: I was wonderful. 01:07:59.218 --> 01:08:11.042 [SPEAKER_03]: My whole concern though, like when they rode, when they rode twisted timbres, which is a very intense ride, you're not allowed to bring your phone or anything like that, I was the guy that sat on the bench with all the things. 01:08:11.283 --> 01:08:12.303 [SPEAKER_03]: I was like the dad. 01:08:13.064 --> 01:08:17.632 [SPEAKER_03]: I think to allow them to ride and I just said, God, I hope I get a good yellow preview from that. 01:08:18.193 --> 01:08:19.395 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, that's lovely. 01:08:19.515 --> 01:08:21.058 [SPEAKER_04]: What I think we all had a good time. 01:08:21.218 --> 01:08:21.599 [SPEAKER_04]: Good. 01:08:21.639 --> 01:08:21.839 [SPEAKER_04]: Good. 01:08:21.859 --> 01:08:25.526 [SPEAKER_05]: I'm glad you had a good time and I'm glad that they were about you and our personal holding on to it. 01:08:27.665 --> 01:08:29.286 [SPEAKER_03]: My wallet's gone. 01:08:29.526 --> 01:08:31.527 [SPEAKER_03]: I can't believe Andy still carries a condom. 01:08:31.827 --> 01:08:33.088 [SPEAKER_04]: That was just shocking. 01:08:33.168 --> 01:08:33.448 [SPEAKER_04]: All right. 01:08:33.468 --> 01:08:34.969 [SPEAKER_04]: That I just threw up at my mouth. 01:08:34.989 --> 01:08:35.969 [SPEAKER_04]: That's just a little bit. 01:08:36.149 --> 01:08:37.050 [SPEAKER_04]: We have a little break. 01:08:37.070 --> 01:08:38.731 [SPEAKER_04]: We'll do more coming up here in a second. 01:08:38.751 --> 01:08:40.632 [SPEAKER_04]: But first I want to tell you about the final voyage. 01:08:40.992 --> 01:08:41.712 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, we're doing it. 01:08:41.932 --> 01:08:45.294 [SPEAKER_04]: The Michael Mary show is finally going 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the next few weeks as far as our guest list. 01:10:58.182 --> 01:11:04.126 [SPEAKER_05]: With Mark Reederville, if you have already booked and not booked through the website, just email me your booking number. 01:11:04.346 --> 01:11:05.767 [SPEAKER_05]: That way, I can get you added to the list. 01:11:06.067 --> 01:11:06.327 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 01:11:06.527 --> 01:11:06.788 [SPEAKER_04]: All right. 01:11:06.848 --> 01:11:07.708 [SPEAKER_04]: I look forward to it. 01:11:08.249 --> 01:11:15.153 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, let me tell you about the Medicare dance that I am doing right now because I think I'm going to apply to other people. 01:11:15.473 --> 01:11:16.454 [SPEAKER_04]: Is this about your finger? 01:11:17.114 --> 01:11:27.081 [SPEAKER_04]: No, this is not about my finger, but I will tell you it is about insurance companies and, you know, I've said for years on this show, they cannot be trusted. 01:11:28.482 --> 01:11:42.613 [SPEAKER_04]: It's just incredible the dance that's going on with people that are on Medicare and people that are trying to find out if their plans can be Yay or nay it's it's crazy 01:11:43.414 --> 01:12:09.033 [SPEAKER_04]: A while back, there was a particular physician, not the lady I mentioned before, but another doctor who was talking about Medicare and the Medicaid situation and the fact that there are many, many of these supplement plans, like with United Health Care and with that none, and some of the other ones, you mana that are canceling people and canceling people on these 01:12:12.355 --> 01:12:29.768 [SPEAKER_04]: a negative but yeah like what does that mean they're canceling them just without notice uh... with notice uh... and and here's here's if i did not look into this i would not have known this but when you uh... when you are cancelled 01:12:31.084 --> 01:12:32.825 [SPEAKER_04]: And they call this an opportunity. 01:12:33.345 --> 01:12:42.690 [SPEAKER_04]: You have an opportunity to go back into regular Medicare and purchase a MetaGap plan. 01:12:43.290 --> 01:12:44.831 [SPEAKER_04]: Now here's the difference. 01:12:45.680 --> 01:12:52.426 [SPEAKER_04]: With my advantage plan that I've been on, I don't pay anything in premiums. 01:12:53.167 --> 01:12:58.091 [SPEAKER_04]: With the MetaGap, I would pay a premium of like 250 bucks. 01:12:59.572 --> 01:13:04.257 [SPEAKER_04]: And this is where it gets a little complicated. 01:13:05.189 --> 01:13:08.190 [SPEAKER_04]: And here you know what I miss anything. 01:13:08.751 --> 01:13:13.153 [SPEAKER_04]: No, you didn't not it nice that you're standing up to or are you sitting down What is it? 01:13:13.173 --> 01:13:14.213 [SPEAKER_05]: That's a different camera. 01:13:14.293 --> 01:13:15.494 [SPEAKER_05]: All right over there, Skippy. 01:13:15.674 --> 01:13:22.657 [SPEAKER_03]: You know my I'm not doing okay because when your computer looks you and says something went wrong I'm like well, yeah, no shit. 01:13:23.037 --> 01:13:30.521 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I know I'm talking about the Medicare dance that I'm doing okay this guy say something along the lines of 01:13:31.748 --> 01:13:56.411 [SPEAKER_04]: you can't get right get back to regular medicare if you've been on an advantage plan now listen don't hold me to any of this i am not an expert i do not confess to be an expert but i have been working with a person down here and i have also been negotiating my way through a i and through the local free of charge non-profit that assist people with this 01:13:57.211 --> 01:13:58.572 [SPEAKER_04]: Here's the way it was explained to me. 01:13:58.852 --> 01:14:01.073 [SPEAKER_04]: In the event that they do cancel you, which they did. 01:14:01.153 --> 01:14:02.293 [SPEAKER_04]: They can't do my plan. 01:14:02.333 --> 01:14:02.573 [SPEAKER_04]: Why? 01:14:02.593 --> 01:14:03.454 [SPEAKER_04]: Why did they cancel you? 01:14:03.714 --> 01:14:05.074 [SPEAKER_03]: The qualified? 01:14:05.395 --> 01:14:06.575 [SPEAKER_03]: No, did you miss behave? 01:14:06.835 --> 01:14:12.457 [SPEAKER_04]: No, it had nothing to do with me and I think everything to do with managing the costs of this particular plan. 01:14:12.597 --> 01:14:13.438 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what it was about. 01:14:13.458 --> 01:14:14.558 [SPEAKER_04]: It was not me individually. 01:14:14.938 --> 01:14:22.201 [SPEAKER_04]: It was more or less the whole plan is going away because the plan does not, you know, insurance companies work they work with maximum profit in mine. 01:14:22.221 --> 01:14:22.361 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:14:22.541 --> 01:14:24.382 [SPEAKER_04]: And if something is affecting their bottom line, 01:14:26.592 --> 01:14:34.139 [SPEAKER_04]: This gives me now because they did this in opportunity to buy in to the regular Medicare. 01:14:34.599 --> 01:14:38.082 [SPEAKER_04]: And you talked about premiums as opposed to no premiums. 01:14:38.742 --> 01:14:44.908 [SPEAKER_04]: The benefit, I no longer will have to get anything pre-approved. 01:14:45.894 --> 01:15:02.971 [SPEAKER_04]: I will no longer have to deal with insurance companies because if a hospital, if a doctor, if a specialist takes Medicare and almost all of them do, many of them do that is that's not part of the 01:15:04.192 --> 01:15:05.534 [SPEAKER_04]: equation for me anymore. 01:15:05.835 --> 01:15:07.838 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't have to worry about it. 01:15:07.978 --> 01:15:08.939 [SPEAKER_04]: So that's it. 01:15:08.959 --> 01:15:14.227 [SPEAKER_03]: So why was the old plan called advantage and it actually was harder to deal with? 01:15:14.487 --> 01:15:18.753 [SPEAKER_04]: Because insurance companies what's happening at least in my state of Florida? 01:15:19.394 --> 01:15:21.056 [SPEAKER_04]: Insurance companies are bagging it. 01:15:21.236 --> 01:15:23.958 [SPEAKER_04]: They're getting too many old people, too many senior citizens. 01:15:23.998 --> 01:15:25.820 [SPEAKER_04]: Not profitable enough for the insurance company. 01:15:26.200 --> 01:15:39.212 [SPEAKER_04]: Meanwhile, hospitals who are tired of dealing with the bullshit, tired of dealing with insurance company, pre-approved crap garbage, letting people that really need something die on the vine. 01:15:39.452 --> 01:15:48.865 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, they are tired of dealing with it and now they're saying just on general principle for example, uh, Lee Health, which is one of our huge countywide. 01:15:48.966 --> 01:15:50.388 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a French company Josh. 01:15:50.428 --> 01:15:53.852 [SPEAKER_04]: It means the health, the lay health, lay health. 01:15:54.491 --> 01:16:17.629 [SPEAKER_04]: they are one of the biggest one in my county right and they have said by by to united health care because the fuckery that goes on with united health care i've had that this year where uh... we've had three doctors just quit and leave and go open up private practices that don't take insurance because they're also tired of the insurance my father you know probably take medicare though 01:16:19.737 --> 01:16:20.798 [SPEAKER_05]: I don't know. 01:16:20.818 --> 01:16:24.881 [SPEAKER_03]: My father is a endocrinologist that he had for years and years. 01:16:25.062 --> 01:16:29.845 [SPEAKER_03]: They just got tired as you said of the fuckery and they said, we're not doing insurance anymore. 01:16:29.865 --> 01:16:31.987 [SPEAKER_03]: If you want to stay with the practice, you pay. 01:16:32.467 --> 01:16:32.948 [SPEAKER_03]: That's it. 01:16:32.988 --> 01:16:33.668 [SPEAKER_03]: That's all we do. 01:16:33.929 --> 01:16:35.270 [SPEAKER_04]: It's really, really. 01:16:35.290 --> 01:16:40.254 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, the bad thing about it is because they had insurance as part of the equation for so long. 01:16:40.694 --> 01:16:41.995 [SPEAKER_03]: They priced everyone out. 01:16:42.055 --> 01:16:44.197 [SPEAKER_03]: If you don't have insurance, you can't do it. 01:16:44.677 --> 01:17:04.402 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, and the thing is though, you know, be aware of the this open enrollment period that goes through December 7th, if you're in my age group and many of our listeners are be aware of this garbage that they're trying to pull on you get with a local 01:17:05.747 --> 01:17:08.408 [SPEAKER_04]: free of charge person who can help you. 01:17:08.428 --> 01:17:09.189 [SPEAKER_04]: There are people. 01:17:09.289 --> 01:17:20.473 [SPEAKER_04]: I think it's called ship, S-H-I-P, then can help you in your local jurisdiction, negotiate this, and navigate this is that negotiates not the word I wanted to use. 01:17:20.573 --> 01:17:32.578 [SPEAKER_04]: Navigate this, and move on from where you are, especially if you're in a situation where you're like me, and you get canceled by these insurance companies. 01:17:34.179 --> 01:17:36.540 [SPEAKER_03]: Not bad enough that people aren't getting health care. 01:17:36.580 --> 01:17:42.963 [SPEAKER_03]: The fact that you need a professional to navigate the ability to get health care is insanity. 01:17:43.023 --> 01:17:47.826 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, there's at the average person out there, the average reasonable person can't do it on their own. 01:17:47.966 --> 01:17:50.887 [SPEAKER_04]: So yeah, and that's just the way it goes. 01:17:50.967 --> 01:17:54.809 [SPEAKER_04]: So I, I'm still in the middle of this journey, figuring it out. 01:17:55.029 --> 01:18:00.952 [SPEAKER_03]: But it looks like you're bothered that when you leave this show, you're going to lose the TMO as health care pack. 01:18:01.172 --> 01:18:22.103 [SPEAKER_04]: that incredible health care package that we had that was just so really convenient for everybody everybody it was just so great yeah it's it's the way it is and we shall see let's take a another break when we come back do you have some of a beautiful video for us for us I do if my computer can hold together for another 10 minutes we'll watch it 01:18:22.403 --> 01:18:42.145 [SPEAKER_04]: well it's the most depressing time of the year frankly it's a national tragedy souls out of office gummies 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show conversation band, it's a lot like the bangbots. 01:19:52.721 --> 01:19:52.941 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:19:53.301 --> 01:19:53.882 [SPEAKER_04]: Absolutely. 01:19:53.922 --> 01:19:55.242 [SPEAKER_04]: We'll have a more specific way. 01:19:56.642 --> 01:19:57.823 [SPEAKER_04]: We have a great time with it. 01:19:57.943 --> 01:19:58.343 [SPEAKER_03]: We do. 01:19:58.483 --> 01:19:58.963 [SPEAKER_03]: We all do. 01:19:59.203 --> 01:19:59.663 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 01:20:00.263 --> 01:20:09.025 [SPEAKER_03]: This shouldn't have entertained me as much as it did, but someone took isolated video of the Detroit Lions warm-up and said that they look like my son. 01:20:09.045 --> 01:20:09.205 [SPEAKER_03]: My son. 01:20:11.626 --> 01:20:12.386 [SPEAKER_04]: showed me this. 01:20:12.467 --> 01:20:21.852 [SPEAKER_04]: The apparently this was an off side at the end of the game that was an actual game ending penalty and the joy. 01:20:22.232 --> 01:20:30.137 [SPEAKER_04]: The pure childlike joy of the Detroit lions is palpable and you can see it when they put the peanuts music. 01:20:30.157 --> 01:20:31.117 [SPEAKER_06]: It's so great. 01:20:41.840 --> 01:20:43.881 [SPEAKER_04]: I want to get the guy that did. 01:20:43.961 --> 01:20:45.261 [SPEAKER_03]: Ha ha ha ha. 01:20:45.281 --> 01:20:47.082 [SPEAKER_03]: I watched it about 100 times. 01:20:47.122 --> 01:20:47.822 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, so good. 01:20:47.862 --> 01:20:48.463 [SPEAKER_04]: It's the best. 01:20:48.623 --> 01:20:52.724 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, one more time. 01:20:56.165 --> 01:20:57.346 [SPEAKER_03]: That's the one right there. 01:20:57.426 --> 01:20:57.906 [SPEAKER_04]: Right there. 01:20:57.926 --> 01:20:58.646 [SPEAKER_04]: The two guys. 01:20:58.887 --> 01:21:02.288 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh my god. 01:21:02.828 --> 01:21:07.890 [SPEAKER_04]: Lions being the packers always a joy in Detroit when that happens for them. 01:21:08.268 --> 01:21:17.974 [SPEAKER_03]: A flight attendant can really make a flight great, a medium flight can become really fine if you've got a good flight attendant that is having a good time and enjoying themselves. 01:21:18.574 --> 01:21:25.919 [SPEAKER_03]: This flight attendant seems to have it figured out, the flight had to climb, you know, gain altitude. 01:21:25.939 --> 01:21:26.679 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, they all did. 01:21:27.240 --> 01:21:32.383 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, I mean, in the middle of the flight, okay, I get it guys, you know, the flight, otherwise it would be a train. 01:21:33.483 --> 01:21:35.745 [SPEAKER_04]: The plane, Josh, let me explain the way it works. 01:21:36.445 --> 01:21:40.467 [SPEAKER_04]: In the event that the plane doesn't climb, you're in the, you're in a world of hurt. 01:21:40.607 --> 01:21:43.929 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, this and other topics on conversation van. 01:21:44.209 --> 01:21:48.411 [SPEAKER_04]: The conversation van coming up here, Rob discusses how planes fly. 01:21:48.811 --> 01:21:57.935 [SPEAKER_03]: But when it took, when it took additional altitude, when it was already in the air, this flight attendant used it to her advantage to look like Michael Jackson in the smooth criminal video. 01:22:09.056 --> 01:22:10.177 [SPEAKER_03]: I just thought it was pretty good. 01:22:10.197 --> 01:22:12.739 [SPEAKER_05]: Can you play that one more time, so I don't throw one really. 01:22:12.779 --> 01:22:16.361 [SPEAKER_05]: Another lift off, I think that's just that lift off. 01:22:17.222 --> 01:22:25.027 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, I don't think it's the actual taking off of the plane because she's not stressed to be strapped in, but I will say this. 01:22:25.368 --> 01:22:25.648 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 01:22:26.508 --> 01:22:31.572 [SPEAKER_04]: It has been a long time since I've got not a plane in scene of flight attendant that looks like this. 01:22:31.652 --> 01:22:32.092 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:22:32.152 --> 01:22:33.433 [SPEAKER_04]: So that's why I'd like to see it again. 01:22:33.594 --> 01:22:35.835 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll say that she does not work for United. 01:22:46.275 --> 01:22:47.715 [SPEAKER_03]: I think I'd enjoy being on that flight. 01:22:47.955 --> 01:22:50.136 [SPEAKER_04]: I would love to be on that flight, and a lot of time. 01:22:50.536 --> 01:22:59.618 [SPEAKER_03]: Mike, you mentioned earlier that you want your Christmas present now, and you're, I think people that listen to the show would know what you're referring to as a brand new television. 01:23:00.358 --> 01:23:03.119 [SPEAKER_03]: And you want, you want all the new features, right? 01:23:03.439 --> 01:23:04.199 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, of course. 01:23:04.379 --> 01:23:12.521 [SPEAKER_03]: A lot of people, I mean, I know that a lot of the brands out there, like his sense and LG, and of course, the Samsung, have you looked into RCA Victor? 01:23:13.621 --> 01:23:18.185 [SPEAKER_03]: Because they make a great television, and I just found this promotional video for them. 01:23:18.306 --> 01:23:24.671 [SPEAKER_01]: The remote unit from its handy 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[SPEAKER_01]: He is ahead in dependable performance. 01:24:09.164 --> 01:24:14.708 [SPEAKER_03]: And the good news is it only caused the equivalent of $8,000 and it weighs two metric tons. 01:24:14.848 --> 01:24:17.631 [SPEAKER_04]: And it tines on the TV set. 01:24:17.651 --> 01:24:21.254 [SPEAKER_04]: Do you think that was a real broadcaster or some executive? 01:24:21.454 --> 01:24:22.915 [SPEAKER_04]: I think it was talking about it. 01:24:23.115 --> 01:24:24.617 [SPEAKER_03]: Whatever it was, it was ill-chosen. 01:24:24.637 --> 01:24:29.060 [SPEAKER_03]: I do like the lady that was using the remote was staring blankly into space. 01:24:29.320 --> 01:24:31.222 [SPEAKER_03]: Neither at the remote nor the television. 01:24:31.362 --> 01:24:38.907 [SPEAKER_04]: I wish I could identify the uniform on that flight attendant so I know the airline, you know, because they give us sound to them. 01:24:38.987 --> 01:24:39.908 [SPEAKER_04]: Now who's creepy? 01:24:40.048 --> 01:24:41.309 [SPEAKER_03]: That's fiking Airlines. 01:24:41.369 --> 01:24:41.789 [SPEAKER_04]: Pervious. 01:24:41.809 --> 01:24:42.169 [SPEAKER_04]: Pervious. 01:24:42.229 --> 01:24:43.230 [SPEAKER_04]: Pervious to the show. 01:24:43.550 --> 01:24:44.571 [SPEAKER_04]: It's my obsession. 01:24:44.651 --> 01:24:44.931 [SPEAKER_04]: There. 01:24:45.211 --> 01:24:46.112 [SPEAKER_04]: All the call backs. 01:24:46.192 --> 01:24:47.373 [SPEAKER_03]: Now we're gonna board here. 01:24:47.633 --> 01:24:53.657 [SPEAKER_04]: We'll be back tomorrow with a brand new episode, ladies and gentlemen, early start tomorrow, three p.m. Eastern time. 01:24:53.697 --> 01:24:54.137 [SPEAKER_04]: Three. 01:24:54.518 --> 01:24:54.898 [SPEAKER_04]: B. 01:24:55.238 --> 01:24:58.601 [SPEAKER_04]: Here with us, and we'd love to see you. 01:24:58.661 --> 01:25:01.083 [SPEAKER_04]: For Josh Sorok and Rob Spiewack, Michael Marasang. 01:25:01.503 --> 01:25:03.285 [SPEAKER_04]: So long, everybody. 01:25:03.325 --> 01:25:03.905 [SPEAKER_04]: Let me hop. 01:25:04.486 --> 01:25:07.488 [SPEAKER_04]: Thanks for listening to another episode of The Michael Marasio. 01:25:07.729 --> 01:25:13.313 [SPEAKER_04]: Please remember to click the Amazon link at tmospodcast.com before you shop online. 01:25:13.614 --> 01:25:16.736 [SPEAKER_04]: It means a lot, and makes the world a better place. 01:25:16.816 --> 01:25:18.918 [SPEAKER_02]: Michael Mara, radio entertainment. 01:25:20.486 --> 01:25:23.633 [SPEAKER_06]: She says I have a high IQ and I'm not living up to my potential. 01:25:24.054 --> 01:25:26.700 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm a understand English, but I cannot speak. 01:25:27.963 --> 01:25:29.046 [SPEAKER_00]: Can you tell me about him? 01:25:29.627 --> 01:25:29.867 [SPEAKER_00]: No. 01:25:30.509 --> 01:25:31.832 [SPEAKER_00]: Like I say, it was funny looking. 01:25:32.453 --> 01:25:33.456 [SPEAKER_00]: More and more people even.