WEBVTT 00:03.355 --> 00:22.815 [SPEAKER_03]: Alright, the die sick DJs are back with another classic movie review, and today we have a new Challenger! 00:25.681 --> 00:35.733 [SPEAKER_03]: Introducing in the show for the very first time my hermosa Edmano Austin Jones Thanks for having me, and I'm very honored to be here tonight with you guys But a long time coming. 00:35.973 --> 00:44.884 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, we've discussed this for a while We hang out on the regular and we always talk about like getting ourselves in here for a movie review So we discussed a couple different options. 00:44.924 --> 00:52.093 [SPEAKER_03]: We kicked around a few ideas and we landed on uncut gems Why was uncut gems at the top of your mind? 00:52.073 --> 00:59.141 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, you know, and known you for the last 15 years now, and I'm the wildcard, the guy who's always declined every opportunity to be on the show. 00:59.202 --> 01:02.566 [SPEAKER_06]: So, that way, I think this is a trick for Ryan. 01:02.586 --> 01:03.166 [SPEAKER_03]: This is news to me. 01:03.186 --> 01:03.907 [SPEAKER_03]: This is news to me. 01:04.208 --> 01:09.874 [SPEAKER_06]: And, anyway, so on Cut Jams, you know, I know it's a sports centric and movie centric kind of podcast. 01:09.955 --> 01:18.705 [SPEAKER_06]: And, you know, good mix of both, you got to have a sailor, Kevin Garnett, you got a degenerate gambler and a jeweler, and I think we can all, 01:18.685 --> 01:33.874 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, kind of relate to those part layers and those bad beats and those those chased bets that we always look for on the weekends Especially during their fill season, but So yeah, it was between the end and I think it was what how to lose God 10 days We might get back to that next time. 01:34.115 --> 01:38.483 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, we'll see what's out So uncut gems 01:38.463 --> 01:40.185 [SPEAKER_03]: It's a A24 movie. 01:40.546 --> 01:42.508 [SPEAKER_03]: It's an Adam's production company, by the way. 01:42.528 --> 01:42.748 [SPEAKER_03]: Absolutely. 01:42.768 --> 01:43.609 [SPEAKER_06]: Great movies out there. 01:43.850 --> 01:45.151 [SPEAKER_03]: It's an Adam's Sandler movie. 01:45.692 --> 01:46.954 [SPEAKER_03]: It's a New York City movie. 01:47.374 --> 01:49.036 [SPEAKER_03]: It's technically a sports movie. 01:49.737 --> 01:52.200 [SPEAKER_03]: But I think above all, it's a gambling movie. 01:52.901 --> 02:08.200 [SPEAKER_03]: And there's a thing about this movie that absolutely hits on both like the excitement that he sports gambling brings you, but also the anxiety, the stress, and the potential deep dark downfalls of which like that rabbit hole can lead to. 02:08.180 --> 02:11.063 [SPEAKER_03]: I actually think Adam Sandler knocks it out of the park with this one. 02:11.103 --> 02:14.226 [SPEAKER_03]: I think it might be my favorite Adam Sandler acting performance by my wife. 02:14.246 --> 02:17.909 [SPEAKER_06]: I think it's only one he's been nominated for any kind of Academy Awardful. 02:17.929 --> 02:18.870 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, he wasn't nominated. 02:18.930 --> 02:19.871 [SPEAKER_03]: He thought he should have been. 02:19.891 --> 02:22.494 [SPEAKER_03]: But yeah, but he ended up not getting nominated. 02:22.534 --> 02:23.455 [SPEAKER_03]: Has he ever been nominated? 02:23.475 --> 02:24.936 [SPEAKER_03]: No, he thought this was the one. 02:25.337 --> 02:26.057 [SPEAKER_03]: Gosh, yeah. 02:26.378 --> 02:27.559 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, then he'll never be. 02:27.579 --> 02:28.440 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, no, this was the one. 02:28.540 --> 02:29.140 [SPEAKER_03]: This was the shot. 02:29.160 --> 02:30.201 [SPEAKER_06]: Definitely not happy to get more too. 02:30.261 --> 02:30.722 [SPEAKER_06]: That's for damn. 02:30.742 --> 02:31.503 [SPEAKER_03]: No, yeah, yeah. 02:31.523 --> 02:37.208 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, because every other movie Adam Sandler is playing like just Adam Sandler being like, 02:37.188 --> 02:42.455 [SPEAKER_03]: And just kind of here to But this whole time this whole movie had his teeth like this. 02:42.735 --> 02:58.195 [SPEAKER_03]: He had a very specific character, you know He's sort of like that fleasier New Yorker jewelry salesman, which is, you know, like a racket that I imagine as this movie How much colonial did he put on for the movie you think you could smell the clone coming through the screen, right? 02:58.555 --> 02:59.196 [SPEAKER_03]: You 02:59.176 --> 03:25.605 [SPEAKER_03]: got to imagine that there's a very specific type that I imagine he probably either him or the saffeties who directed this movie did a lot of research on of like the type of person because as you could see in this movie being like a juror in New York city it's a stressful racket but you also need to constantly hustle to like make it in that industry and be able to like actually I'm a strict is a street that probably produces hundreds of millions of dollars a year yeah from store to store 03:25.585 --> 03:27.328 [SPEAKER_06]: So yeah, we said it on this this movie. 03:28.309 --> 03:29.411 [SPEAKER_06]: I hope all you have seen it. 03:29.752 --> 03:33.758 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a great movie a little backstory on how him and I first saw it. 03:34.158 --> 03:51.846 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll give us the 2020 I think Yeah, let's write it around so I saw it in the theaters first when it and one actually came out and that's rare for me Like I it was actually the last time I saw a movie in a theater for like three years I felt like the next movie I saw the theater was actually that avatar movie that we saw that one time 03:51.826 --> 04:16.483 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, and that was like 2022 so like yeah, so I because then the whole pandemic thing shut the theaters down and everything So this was like a big one that I actually wanted to see and I was excited to see it was memorable one for me But the more memorable watch I had was the time that mean you watch didn't Vegas together Vegas had just opened up and or had been open for a little bit now And we were just antsy and thought we could out there him and I didn't 04:16.463 --> 04:23.334 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, go out to the clubs or anything, we're just at the end of having a good time and came back late to the hotel and this movie was available for rent. 04:23.554 --> 04:25.538 [SPEAKER_03]: I know it was like prime like sports season. 04:25.598 --> 04:28.102 [SPEAKER_03]: It was like the reopening of sports sports. 04:28.162 --> 04:29.384 [SPEAKER_03]: I remember I was back. 04:29.484 --> 04:34.292 [SPEAKER_03]: I think the Kentucky Derby was that weekend and then there was also like NBA playoffs going on. 04:34.612 --> 04:35.974 [SPEAKER_03]: So it was a great sports weekend. 04:36.054 --> 04:40.421 [SPEAKER_03]: So like I was trying to come up with like creative parlays like all weekend and everything. 04:40.942 --> 04:41.964 [SPEAKER_03]: Missing on everything. 04:42.024 --> 04:44.007 [SPEAKER_06]: I was about my Houston, uh, 04:43.987 --> 04:46.872 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, so I'm over seven on my sports bets. 04:47.272 --> 05:04.881 [SPEAKER_03]: I just remember I was like batting zero So I'm down and the Kentucky Derby like of course, you're not gonna win that So we're basically just losing our bets all weekend And so the last game on Sunday night is like lakers play the rockets and we're like fuck it We're just throwing all of this 05:04.861 --> 05:07.324 [SPEAKER_03]: Everything we have left is going on this game. 05:07.565 --> 05:10.348 [SPEAKER_03]: We're betting on the Lakers, how we style. 05:10.729 --> 05:13.012 [SPEAKER_03]: And if we don't hit this one, we're just like going home now. 05:13.873 --> 05:14.634 [SPEAKER_06]: Like that was the thing. 05:14.974 --> 05:16.336 [SPEAKER_06]: I think we've all had these moments. 05:16.356 --> 05:18.639 [SPEAKER_06]: So anyways, we get the courage to go down. 05:18.719 --> 05:24.066 [SPEAKER_06]: And of course you pull all the cash you can before you go to Vegas and I hate those eight dollar ATM fees. 05:24.467 --> 05:25.989 [SPEAKER_06]: So we get on and pull out more cash even. 05:26.029 --> 05:29.753 [SPEAKER_06]: I go, you know what, if this is it, we're going to make up all the money back and then a little bit of some. 05:30.114 --> 05:30.354 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 05:30.374 --> 05:31.516 [SPEAKER_06]: And at least make the trip paid. 05:31.636 --> 05:34.800 [SPEAKER_06]: Got to make a positive out of Vegas. 05:34.780 --> 05:35.441 [SPEAKER_03]: You're happy. 05:35.561 --> 05:45.475 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, if you can come up on the up, which has happened out of like my 30, 40, 50 trips of Vegas, probably like twice, but like yeah, if you can end up on the positive with what you started with. 05:45.876 --> 05:49.201 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, that's a good job taking even Steven. 05:49.241 --> 05:51.184 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, even Steven's great. 05:51.224 --> 05:54.008 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, we go to our stairs and you know, the numbers were great. 05:54.028 --> 05:54.949 [SPEAKER_06]: We put in a good bed. 05:55.029 --> 05:58.735 [SPEAKER_06]: It was lakers to cover my to seven and a half of the Houston Rockets, James Harden lead. 05:58.915 --> 06:01.318 [SPEAKER_06]: We make our separate beds and we go our merry way. 06:01.338 --> 06:03.201 [SPEAKER_06]: Go back to the room and watch the game. 06:03.181 --> 06:09.612 [SPEAKER_06]: So fast forward to the end of the game, LeBron James goes up, up by six, Lakers up by six, and he makes two free throws. 06:09.652 --> 06:10.152 [SPEAKER_06]: We're up by eight. 06:10.173 --> 06:10.713 [SPEAKER_06]: Now we're ready. 06:10.733 --> 06:13.899 [SPEAKER_06]: And there is a strong 40 seconds left in the game. 06:13.919 --> 06:14.800 [SPEAKER_06]: You think it was at that much? 06:14.840 --> 06:15.742 [SPEAKER_03]: I thought it was like 20. 06:15.782 --> 06:20.289 [SPEAKER_06]: No, it made me nervous enough because LeBron makes the free throw to go up eight, or we got Lakers minus seven and a half. 06:20.329 --> 06:21.231 [SPEAKER_06]: So now we're covering. 06:21.531 --> 06:25.037 [SPEAKER_06]: And Harden gets the ball and Harden is one of those guys where you go. 06:25.017 --> 06:26.340 [SPEAKER_06]: Is this guy going to do it to me? 06:26.660 --> 06:31.570 [SPEAKER_06]: Is he going to really go drive to the hoop, make a layup, Lakers got the ball, they're up six and the game's over. 06:31.610 --> 06:34.756 [SPEAKER_06]: I lose my bent heart in with all the respect to you, man. 06:35.357 --> 06:38.984 [SPEAKER_06]: I love the fact that you walked it up at the slowest pace I've ever seen you ever. 06:39.344 --> 06:40.286 [SPEAKER_06]: I think it was a 9-count. 06:40.847 --> 06:42.250 [SPEAKER_06]: It should have been... 06:42.230 --> 06:44.173 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, he was thinking about the strip club. 06:44.334 --> 06:45.455 [SPEAKER_03]: He was done with the game. 06:45.495 --> 06:46.036 [SPEAKER_06]: He was ready to go. 06:46.056 --> 06:52.607 [SPEAKER_03]: I think it was in Houston 2x and we are watching that game like a fucking third base coat cradle in front of that thing like it's about to tell us our fortune. 06:52.627 --> 06:55.452 [SPEAKER_06]: So anyways, he drove he dribbles it out Lakers get the ball back. 06:55.472 --> 06:56.874 [SPEAKER_06]: They dribble it out and we make our best. 06:56.894 --> 07:03.706 [SPEAKER_03]: We go downstairs in these sandwiches you just glossed over the fact that once he dribbled over half court And we realized he was dribbling it out. 07:03.726 --> 07:05.008 [SPEAKER_03]: He's like he's your letter out. 07:05.368 --> 07:05.689 [SPEAKER_03]: He's your letter 07:05.669 --> 07:07.631 [SPEAKER_03]: We start jumping all over each other. 07:07.671 --> 07:18.203 [SPEAKER_03]: One of my favorite bethits I've ever had and I realized at that moment If they had given the ball the Westbrook instead of Hardin Westbrook for sure is driving in the late He's trying to get Saturn out of there. 07:18.223 --> 07:24.010 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, yeah, so they gave it to Hardin and he was like I'm fucking thinking about the strip go I'll give a like he's he's already out of the next one. 07:24.030 --> 07:27.694 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, and he might have had Lakers minus seven 07:27.674 --> 07:36.730 [SPEAKER_03]: And I was I was ready to be like this whole weekend is going to be a terrible bus or like yeah, I can maybe like come up even That's really what I'm asking for gas money. 07:36.750 --> 07:46.847 [SPEAKER_03]: So then after that and I were like we don't even want to go out or do anything Like let's literally stay in the room and we saw let's watch on cut gems so order in the room and that was what we watched it and 07:46.827 --> 07:50.935 [SPEAKER_03]: You wouldn't watch that movie after you had a bad gambling night, but I mean, who knew, right? 07:51.115 --> 08:00.713 [SPEAKER_06]: I always like a uplifting, positive ending to a story, and every movie I watched, but and that is not this movie, unfortunately, to say the one. 08:00.793 --> 08:08.447 [SPEAKER_03]: So, what's crazy is that this movie starts in like Africa, we're like an Ethiopia, throws you for a loop, like right out of the gate. 08:08.427 --> 08:34.924 [SPEAKER_03]: It's weird how they do a very strong focus on like the gems of I mean the movies called Uncut gems and like where these rocks come from in this case an Opal they show guy like all bloody at the beginning digging these rocks up and like this is what these people are fighting for in Ethiopia just to get to somebody like how Or to go out there and sell it in the diamond district, but they don't have a really educate you that much other than when atoms show in KG the like the video on his phone He's like educating them a little bit 08:34.904 --> 08:53.790 [SPEAKER_06]: But it's interesting that they take that take because they want to show you like what the process of like these guys go through to like get these into the dealer's house and it, you know, separates you a Continental Lee like you said an African stuff, but so it just it kind of gives you a little prelude into you know what that industry is really like it's dirty. 08:53.770 --> 08:55.412 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a filthy industry really. 08:55.432 --> 09:03.903 [SPEAKER_06]: Yes, I mean blood diamonds is another term used and I think it was a Kanye had a song about that blood diamond Oh, yeah, diamonds by Sierra Leone. 09:03.924 --> 09:05.686 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, yeah, I was so forever. 09:05.706 --> 09:10.092 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, so I don't know how much he called out the industry I'm sure Kanye is right. 09:10.132 --> 09:11.113 [SPEAKER_03]: He's happy. 09:11.213 --> 09:12.535 [SPEAKER_03]: There'll wrap the diamonds all day. 09:12.595 --> 09:15.559 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, he's like he's he's got to hit a message for everything he does 09:15.590 --> 09:23.011 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, so, you know, kind of a prelude to how in deep this industry isn't to the the back end, which we don't see at all. 09:23.031 --> 09:25.498 [SPEAKER_06]: We just get the pretty diamond you buy for your wife for your wedding. 09:25.558 --> 09:26.099 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, nice. 09:26.119 --> 09:27.142 [SPEAKER_06]: Look at the diamond you got. 09:27.503 --> 09:29.529 [SPEAKER_06]: But imagine all the people that had to do that up. 09:29.589 --> 09:30.612 [SPEAKER_03]: And that's a labor. 09:30.592 --> 09:39.284 [SPEAKER_03]: They hit you over there with that and then there's a constant like flow of new age cosmic music happening throughout it Which is interesting that they keep going. 09:39.645 --> 09:43.571 [SPEAKER_03]: That's like that's kind of like the feet like they never let us go You ever look in the cloud of scope. 09:43.611 --> 09:50.481 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, there's a lot of that and then there's this music going on Yeah, it's like what kaleidoscope would be if it was transferred to music. 09:50.801 --> 09:53.725 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, and it keeps going throughout the movie And I think I like that vibe. 09:53.745 --> 09:55.688 [SPEAKER_03]: I think it's it makes adds an interesting element 09:55.786 --> 09:57.771 [SPEAKER_08]: Are those friends here? 09:57.791 --> 09:59.334 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I'm off. 09:59.354 --> 10:00.517 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, we don't need a weight now. 10:00.577 --> 10:02.762 [SPEAKER_08]: I'll make some, sorry, about that I'm Howard. 10:03.845 --> 10:05.128 [SPEAKER_08]: You didn't bring on any water? 10:06.010 --> 10:07.273 [SPEAKER_08]: We're on this water. 10:07.293 --> 10:08.857 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't really need water, thank you. 10:08.877 --> 10:11.162 [SPEAKER_08]: This is our own spring water. 10:12.087 --> 10:14.091 [SPEAKER_08]: We're the first on the block to have. 10:14.311 --> 10:17.958 [SPEAKER_08]: She's rid of us for your parents happy for you. 10:17.978 --> 10:18.238 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah. 10:18.258 --> 10:21.244 [SPEAKER_08]: So I've got to tell you I'm a bit of a rock. 10:21.264 --> 10:23.007 [SPEAKER_08]: And my much time because I got out. 10:23.027 --> 10:24.410 [SPEAKER_09]: I got to get wet. 10:24.550 --> 10:25.372 [SPEAKER_09]: I said no more. 10:25.993 --> 10:26.915 [SPEAKER_09]: Can I tell you no more? 10:26.935 --> 10:28.257 [SPEAKER_09]: I think it's you. 10:28.237 --> 10:33.987 [SPEAKER_03]: And then right away, we immediately realize Howard Adam Seller's character, he's in some shit. 10:34.007 --> 10:37.674 [SPEAKER_03]: One of the first characters we see in the movie is the guy who ends up fucking capping him. 10:38.014 --> 10:45.688 [SPEAKER_03]: Like, that's one of the first guys you see in his jewelry shop, they end up in like a shake down right away and you realize like, okay, this guy's life is chaos. 10:45.668 --> 10:51.035 [SPEAKER_06]: Adam Sandler's, clearly the Jewish, as his, you know, the character shows in the B, they bring on that. 10:51.055 --> 10:54.280 [SPEAKER_06]: But I think that, you know, you sell the birds back over and everything caps him at the end. 10:54.640 --> 11:03.292 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, he's a very Italian New Yorker, you know, he's, he's the guy you don't want to owe money to, you know, otherwise you're going to count to nine for the rest of the day. 11:03.312 --> 11:06.276 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, he's the goon, like the guy he owes money to, 11:06.256 --> 11:28.264 [SPEAKER_03]: who we end up finding out is like in his family and that was a trippy realization so there's like I aren't that he has to like oh yeah it was money to and the whole time that we're seeing like him and those guys like shaking them down then like three quarters through the movie they have passed over with his family and that guy's like there with them and he's like eyeballing them at the table time by the way pass over has some of these weird traditions 11:28.244 --> 11:34.437 [SPEAKER_06]: where they take a glass of wine and glass of water and they say these words and they throw this water and wind down their plate. 11:34.818 --> 11:37.403 [SPEAKER_06]: I want to learn more about that actually after this I've seen this movie. 11:37.804 --> 11:44.177 [SPEAKER_06]: So yeah, you know, something new once in the movie, I just kind of want to understand and realize what that is they were doing with their plates. 11:44.157 --> 11:50.646 [SPEAKER_03]: There's that line that I love that Adam says when the guy to money asked him, he's like, what's up with you Jews and basketball? 11:50.666 --> 11:52.548 [SPEAKER_03]: Like, why do you love basketball so much? 11:53.029 --> 11:59.918 [SPEAKER_03]: And Adam said, I'll have you know, the very first two points scored in the NBA were scored by you. 12:00.138 --> 12:01.160 [SPEAKER_03]: What was his name again? 12:01.220 --> 12:02.121 [SPEAKER_03]: I wrote his name down. 12:02.361 --> 12:04.064 [SPEAKER_03]: It was like, Aussie's something. 12:04.404 --> 12:05.405 [SPEAKER_03]: Aussie's Sheckman. 12:05.666 --> 12:08.570 [SPEAKER_06]: As he looks to suck, I'm a quarter-field of Pino via my mom's side. 12:08.630 --> 12:10.452 [SPEAKER_06]: It filled past his love basketball. 12:10.432 --> 12:11.573 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, carry okay as well. 12:11.994 --> 12:16.499 [SPEAKER_03]: So his name was Aussie Sheckman as soon as I heard him say that I was like Let me look this up. 12:16.579 --> 12:17.400 [SPEAKER_03]: See if he's bullshitting. 12:17.440 --> 12:17.940 [SPEAKER_03]: I look it up. 12:17.960 --> 12:32.156 [SPEAKER_03]: It's right fucking true and his picture is the most like I look the picture They had a company is the most like Jewish white guy like photo from like the 50s you ever see Nice, so I love that Adam knew that shorts. 12:32.176 --> 12:32.577 [SPEAKER_03]: I imagine. 12:32.837 --> 12:37.182 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah, yeah, of course And what the fuck is it what you choose is a basketball anyway 12:37.162 --> 12:41.628 [SPEAKER_08]: I'll have you know, the first two points scored in the NBA was a two. 12:42.770 --> 12:43.732 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, yeah, what? 12:43.752 --> 12:44.513 [SPEAKER_10]: Birthday? 12:44.533 --> 12:47.978 [SPEAKER_08]: No, Aussie Shackman, 1946 played for the next. 12:48.478 --> 12:51.162 [SPEAKER_03]: I love that Adam Seller knew that, and he threw that in there. 12:51.643 --> 12:56.570 [SPEAKER_03]: Really, what this movie so like encompasses like so well, and it makes you uneasy the whole time. 12:57.031 --> 12:58.934 [SPEAKER_03]: It makes you feel constant anxiety. 12:59.294 --> 13:01.277 [SPEAKER_03]: There's so many scenes with his chaos happening. 13:01.297 --> 13:06.865 [SPEAKER_03]: We're like, there's a fight happening over here, and then he's getting a phone call, and then somebody trying to enter his jewelry store, and he's like, 13:06.845 --> 13:33.713 [SPEAKER_03]: This fucking guy, there's so many things happening at the same time that remote chaos of like what it would be like to be like working in the diamond district and what it would be like to be living that life saw, especially when you constantly are owing people all over town and hanging up people back that you have to keep track of that then you also like maybe at some point are not willing to and that's why Howard is constantly trying to use gambling 13:33.693 --> 13:34.835 [SPEAKER_03]: to win. 13:35.095 --> 13:37.439 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm way and over my head and a lot of things. 13:37.459 --> 13:43.608 [SPEAKER_03]: I got these goons that are falling around everywhere to my kids, recital for God's sake, like wherever he goes. 13:44.189 --> 13:47.915 [SPEAKER_03]: And he's like, I everything can be solved if I just hit this one big bet. 13:48.275 --> 13:59.192 [SPEAKER_03]: And that's something that I think that gambling presents that I think this movie does a good job shining a spotlight on because a lot of people like, well, to return to gambling will be like, I can like win in all back. 13:59.653 --> 14:02.417 [SPEAKER_03]: I 14:02.397 --> 14:03.478 [SPEAKER_06]: for, you know, on time. 14:03.718 --> 14:05.901 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, just drip me of everything. 14:06.281 --> 14:10.665 [SPEAKER_03]: But if I can just hit this one giant bet, it's all good, like I can solve everything. 14:10.685 --> 14:15.370 [SPEAKER_06]: I'll tell you guys right now, though, if you haven't seen this movie, do not put it on if you're trying to have a nice mellow sleep. 14:16.371 --> 14:18.553 [SPEAKER_06]: It is city that never sleeps the first time I saw this movie. 14:18.714 --> 14:23.519 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, you put something on, maybe you have it on for a little while and knock out and catch it again later. 14:24.019 --> 14:26.942 [SPEAKER_06]: No, no, you're not going to bed once you print this one on. 14:27.262 --> 14:31.847 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, you're excited to keep you up all night. 14:31.827 --> 14:50.379 [SPEAKER_03]: constant anxiety but like you're constantly like curious like what where this is going because like if you're watching it from the first time like you're not even sure what this movie is about for like the first like 30-40 minutes like if there's not like a clear storyline we know we're following this juror this jeweler is that i use it? 14:50.519 --> 14:51.861 [SPEAKER_03]: jeweler were yeah 14:51.841 --> 14:55.825 [SPEAKER_03]: That guy, Adam, and the chaotic life of that ensues. 14:55.946 --> 15:15.047 [SPEAKER_03]: Kevin Garney gets introduced early and you're not exactly sure what the actual storyline that's happening is, but you're immediately invested and you're focused, you're locked in and I'm like, just by the unease and there's a way that they actually use the music that I really like where they have that easy going kind of cosmic music throughout. 15:15.027 --> 15:34.453 [SPEAKER_03]: but then in the scenes where all of a sudden he's getting chased down and everything it starts hitting you with like dramatic stings and everything and it just really keeps you locked in for the beginning and like I don't think you need to even be in a gambling or being in a sports so like be infatuated with like what the story of this movie is and like watching this guy have his life basically fall apart 15:34.433 --> 15:57.454 [SPEAKER_03]: in like every different area, no matter one basketball series by the way, one of the same, it took a game, yeah, yeah, it took us a clean sweet from game one to game seven, like we just watched all the ball apart, but it'd be fair, it feels like his life was fallen apart like way before any of that even started because I was just this just feels like this is how his life goes and it makes you wonder like, 15:57.434 --> 16:04.805 [SPEAKER_03]: though people that either a rely on selling jewelry as a living or be like gambling as like their their livelihood. 16:04.866 --> 16:10.715 [SPEAKER_03]: It kind of almost feels like it's part for the course like this is what this is the game you play is a game that live as an epic gambler myself. 16:11.195 --> 16:20.590 [SPEAKER_06]: I was very disappointed here in California where the vote to pass legal sports betting was voted down like 90 to 10 percent wise. 16:20.570 --> 16:46.594 [SPEAKER_06]: It was it was it was very disappointing it was I was doing all these other states have already done And yeah, so I can go to Arizona every time I drive to Utah which where I have some family live I get a little piece of Arizona for about 30 minutes and I make sure I fire up my draft kings account or something I put a little bit of a little sportsman for the weekend, but looking at it as a as a broader spectrum I'm actually glad that at least for us we don't have I mean we all have our means the bed of course all the time 16:46.574 --> 16:52.741 [SPEAKER_06]: But we're going to start seeing some demise of people of losing families, losing their jobs, losing their jobs. 16:52.761 --> 16:53.662 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, that's been happening. 16:54.183 --> 17:08.779 [SPEAKER_03]: I was wondering, as I was watching this, how many times the way these guys are trying to shake him down, how often do you think this happens in like regular life when like these, all right, especially in the day of bookies, which is one thing I was thinking as I was watching this. 17:08.840 --> 17:10.221 [SPEAKER_06]: I was like, thank God for drafting. 17:10.341 --> 17:12.784 [SPEAKER_06]: Have you ever lost a bed with a friend? 17:12.848 --> 17:19.537 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, maybe it was made in Jess, maybe it was made jokingly, or maybe they other party who won took it seriously, and they're like, dude, I want my money. 17:19.837 --> 17:21.560 [SPEAKER_06]: Like, don't I catch it, man, don't worry about it. 17:21.620 --> 17:23.042 [SPEAKER_06]: I'll get back to you on that, you know? 17:23.723 --> 17:26.446 [SPEAKER_06]: And that guy really never pursues. 17:26.647 --> 17:29.250 [SPEAKER_06]: It's like that movie, a Bronx Tale, right? 17:30.031 --> 17:33.936 [SPEAKER_06]: Collosioro is 20 bucks from a kid on his block for whatever he's ever been. 17:33.956 --> 17:35.038 [SPEAKER_06]: I haven't seen him move for a long time. 17:35.478 --> 17:40.425 [SPEAKER_06]: But his, you know, superior, his kind of mentor and that movie goes, 17:40.405 --> 17:42.951 [SPEAKER_06]: Hey, Closureo, he owes you 20 bucks. 17:42.971 --> 17:45.096 [SPEAKER_06]: But every time we see him, you mad, you get pissed off. 17:45.838 --> 17:48.304 [SPEAKER_06]: You think it's worth 20 bucks to you to never talk to the guy again. 17:48.344 --> 17:49.467 [SPEAKER_06]: Closureo goes, you know what, you're right. 17:49.868 --> 17:50.570 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't care anymore. 17:50.690 --> 17:51.833 [SPEAKER_06]: It's just 20 bucks, right? 17:52.254 --> 17:55.341 [SPEAKER_03]: So, he says, that's 20 bucks, and I've read to deal with the guy again. 17:55.381 --> 17:56.524 [SPEAKER_03]: Exactly. 17:56.504 --> 18:13.855 [SPEAKER_06]: But when you're doing what you're doing, it's $1,000,000, $1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 18:13.835 --> 18:15.038 [SPEAKER_06]: just demise. 18:15.098 --> 18:19.447 [SPEAKER_06]: Where this man for a half a month has to protect his family. 18:19.487 --> 18:20.229 [SPEAKER_06]: Look over shoulder. 18:20.249 --> 18:23.115 [SPEAKER_03]: It feels like two weeks of like, yeah, just constantly. 18:23.135 --> 18:25.119 [SPEAKER_03]: And to me, that would feel like a lifetime. 18:25.159 --> 18:31.793 [SPEAKER_06]: One 24 hour day where I got to have somebody, you know, after me for something that I owe them, I couldn't, I couldn't even do it. 18:31.773 --> 18:47.250 [SPEAKER_03]: And this is where gambling comes in because people will look at gambling as like if I could hit that one bet it'll fix all this bullshit that I've been like trying to put it off That's why betting in Vegas is better than betting with bookies bookies will give you oh my god the bookie They'll give you like 18:47.230 --> 18:49.092 [SPEAKER_06]: a $10,000 lotment, right? 18:49.232 --> 18:53.477 [SPEAKER_06]: And then to start with, you don't have to put the money down, which is a dangerous thing. 18:53.857 --> 18:58.682 [SPEAKER_06]: But in Vegas, I bet 100, I have to give him the cash, and I get a 200 back. 18:58.823 --> 19:00.524 [SPEAKER_03]: It's very straightforward activities. 19:00.925 --> 19:02.987 [SPEAKER_06]: There's no residuals from there. 19:03.107 --> 19:03.968 [SPEAKER_06]: I lose that I lose it. 19:04.148 --> 19:05.390 [SPEAKER_03]: So there's that money paid up. 19:05.650 --> 19:15.921 [SPEAKER_03]: There's that scene where he goes to his bookie, which is like Mike Francesa, randomly from Mike in the Mad Dog, who's randomly playing his bookie, and he's like 19:15.901 --> 19:35.074 [SPEAKER_03]: It takes him back to like the earliest days of putting bets where like I knew a guy that was like a bartender I worked with and I would go to him and like he had a guy and like he's that's what you used to have to do And he goes in there and like gives him the bet and then what happens is bet doesn't even get put in because the guys that are trying to chase him down and stop in the bed even though he hits it 19:35.695 --> 19:37.098 [SPEAKER_09]: are fucking tough to me. 19:37.539 --> 19:39.182 [SPEAKER_09]: Why should I do it? 19:39.202 --> 19:40.424 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm saying my fucking name. 19:41.627 --> 19:44.132 [SPEAKER_09]: I have every intention of any of that. 19:44.553 --> 19:45.695 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm broke right now. 19:45.715 --> 19:46.697 [SPEAKER_09]: You broke, what's up? 19:46.777 --> 19:47.499 [SPEAKER_09]: Look at that. 19:47.519 --> 19:48.741 [SPEAKER_09]: Do you remember that? 19:48.761 --> 19:49.382 [SPEAKER_09]: Look at it. 19:49.402 --> 19:50.685 [SPEAKER_09]: That is money. 19:51.206 --> 19:55.835 [SPEAKER_09]: That's not mine that I sent to you because I wanted to calm you down. 19:55.875 --> 19:57.298 [SPEAKER_09]: We know that you're a fact. 19:57.278 --> 20:01.122 [SPEAKER_09]: You place the bat with that money never placed a bat with that money. 20:01.142 --> 20:01.723 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, you did. 20:01.743 --> 20:20.704 [SPEAKER_09]: No, no, no, no, let me ask you something I heard that Betty and Eddie are going to Timberlake and you know what I'll say hurt I heard you've resurfaced your fucking swimming pool You know how that makes me feel that the precarious party You're fucking fucking kids 20:21.275 --> 20:29.040 [SPEAKER_09]: All right, listen, I did, I admit it, I made a bet and guess what? 20:29.746 --> 20:32.989 [SPEAKER_09]: Here's the thing I hit, I hit the bed, big. 20:33.230 --> 20:34.511 [SPEAKER_09]: You think I'm stupid? 20:34.531 --> 20:35.752 [SPEAKER_09]: You think I'm stupid? 20:35.772 --> 20:37.014 [SPEAKER_09]: You think I'm stupid, Howard? 20:37.034 --> 20:38.295 [SPEAKER_09]: You're doing your whole fucking family. 20:38.695 --> 20:40.017 [SPEAKER_09]: I'll call the book right now. 20:40.037 --> 20:41.819 [SPEAKER_09]: You get on a phone and they'll tell you. 20:41.839 --> 20:43.240 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm storing a bookie. 20:43.260 --> 20:44.441 [SPEAKER_09]: You're talking about dairy. 20:44.461 --> 20:45.983 [SPEAKER_09]: You spoke to Gary about what? 20:46.003 --> 20:47.164 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm about what? 20:47.324 --> 20:50.968 [SPEAKER_10]: About how you're taking my money, all of the town, placing bets. 20:50.988 --> 20:52.069 [SPEAKER_10]: You know what that does to me? 20:52.450 --> 20:54.011 [SPEAKER_10]: You know how offensive that is for me? 20:54.992 --> 20:55.553 [SPEAKER_09]: What? 20:55.573 --> 20:56.614 [SPEAKER_09]: You stopped the bed? 20:58.062 --> 20:59.173 [SPEAKER_09]: Will you take action? 20:59.315 --> 21:00.749 [SPEAKER_09]: You stop the best! 21:00.769 --> 21:02.385 [SPEAKER_09]: Shut the fuck up! 21:02.855 --> 21:05.658 [SPEAKER_09]: The third generation, oh no! 21:05.798 --> 21:07.400 [SPEAKER_09]: You fuck the hell out of the talking! 21:07.420 --> 21:09.823 [SPEAKER_09]: You fuck the hell out of the fucking shit! 21:09.843 --> 21:10.524 [SPEAKER_03]: Pickers clothes on. 21:10.684 --> 21:11.925 [SPEAKER_03]: And I remember watching that scene. 21:11.945 --> 21:12.846 [SPEAKER_06]: He's let down of the movie. 21:12.866 --> 21:20.495 [SPEAKER_03]: And I just thought, this is why I actually think we all need to actually appreciate draft kings and Ed Calci. 21:20.975 --> 21:23.298 [SPEAKER_03]: And you pay first my bookies. 21:23.318 --> 21:24.059 [SPEAKER_03]: So you pay later. 21:24.099 --> 21:26.461 [SPEAKER_06]: They could make it, but Calci was after your ass. 21:26.482 --> 21:27.783 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, you they did come in. 21:27.803 --> 21:30.546 [SPEAKER_03]: They throw drones in the air to be like, that's him. 21:30.566 --> 21:32.288 [SPEAKER_03]: No, Calci would just cut you off. 21:32.977 --> 22:01.093 [SPEAKER_03]: these apps make it so much more easy to like it's actually more cut and drive it's like it's like having Vegas in your pocket so that I appreciate because before it's like kind of how we change like get a weed used to be like you'd have to go find a dealer and it was a sketchy operation and now there's like a shop on every other corner in downtown LA I can still like a chase I'll say this was a lot better back there the chase was better with that than it was with the gambling thing because like you don't want to have a lot of big chips 22:01.073 --> 22:06.761 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm afraid to have the bookie chasing me down than anything that would come with the... Oh yeah, chase the weed. 22:07.122 --> 22:12.249 [SPEAKER_06]: What would be your greatest, you say you're a 10-gray, not a one fraction of what Adam Sandler owed in the movie. 22:12.530 --> 22:15.434 [SPEAKER_06]: Imagine you go 10-gray in a somebody and they were chasing down from there and they never let that out. 22:15.454 --> 22:16.355 [SPEAKER_06]: What would be your excuse? 22:16.455 --> 22:20.681 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm just, you know, like I'm, so I'm trying to run away from it and stuff. 22:20.701 --> 22:26.229 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, you know, because you got to confront the guy, you just got to go face to face to say, figure out how you're going to get it back to him. 22:26.650 --> 22:27.992 [SPEAKER_06]: You can't just keep running from him. 22:28.225 --> 22:29.046 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I don't know. 22:29.126 --> 22:39.616 [SPEAKER_03]: I see your mind goes to being like something having a mom that I got to take care of, but I've always had a thing with lying where it's like, don't lie about something is happening with a family, because you're putting bad karma on them. 22:39.676 --> 22:40.777 [SPEAKER_06]: Can't put bad booze you on that. 22:41.177 --> 22:52.949 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll just say, I've seen that go badly, where somebody I knew did that and then some bad shit ended up happening the person that they said had like a heart attack and I'm just talking to this scare me. 22:52.969 --> 22:56.132 [SPEAKER_03]: I was just like, yeah, I mean don't bring them into this. 22:56.212 --> 22:56.612 [SPEAKER_03]: Don't 22:56.592 --> 23:04.082 [SPEAKER_06]: But they probably doesn't correlate frequently, but you still don't want to have it come around where it actually didn't your like, dude, was that my fault? 23:04.102 --> 23:10.050 [SPEAKER_03]: Don't ever like put yourself in over like a situation that's like, you can't unbear yourself from. 23:10.310 --> 23:10.771 [SPEAKER_03]: You know what I mean? 23:10.971 --> 23:14.316 [SPEAKER_06]: That includes a couple times only because he's had some moments in his life. 23:14.376 --> 23:16.799 [SPEAKER_06]: But he's always going to have that draw back to him. 23:16.819 --> 23:19.022 [SPEAKER_06]: So if it does happen, it's not because of me. 23:19.222 --> 23:26.874 [SPEAKER_03]: I love the scene when he actually meets KG and one of the first questions he asked him who would win it off fight Ben Wallace at Tony Allen and he's like T.A.L. 23:26.934 --> 23:27.215 [SPEAKER_03]: Day. 23:29.418 --> 23:33.245 [SPEAKER_06]: I remember that Tony Allen, uh, Memphis, Tony Allen? 23:34.266 --> 23:34.366 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 23:34.426 --> 23:38.193 [SPEAKER_06]: So they're both like, he's about all the like 65, right? 23:38.373 --> 23:39.194 [SPEAKER_06]: He's probably two. 23:39.214 --> 23:40.496 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, but he's a tough motherfucker. 23:40.516 --> 23:43.181 [SPEAKER_06]: He was, he played defense is great, so to Ben Wallace. 23:43.201 --> 23:44.082 [SPEAKER_06]: Ben Wallace, 23:44.804 --> 23:57.901 [SPEAKER_06]: Rispand afro doubt headband Ben Wallace I mean he was good on the boards, but you know I don't know if he went toe-toe with the shack in those early 2000 years and he took him down twice So on on that alone. 23:58.181 --> 23:59.663 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm gonna go with them Wallace all day. 24:00.043 --> 24:06.612 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I think KG would know though I think KG would know and he just looks more intimidating than but who knows, right? 24:06.852 --> 24:07.673 [SPEAKER_03]: I like to see it 24:07.653 --> 24:11.536 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't like how he throws Demani under the bus when he starts doing his watch hustle. 24:11.757 --> 24:12.938 [SPEAKER_03]: KG's in the shop, right? 24:13.038 --> 24:15.039 [SPEAKER_03]: And he's like, uh, let me show you watches. 24:15.100 --> 24:17.041 [SPEAKER_03]: And he starts like given, given the watches. 24:17.241 --> 24:21.025 [SPEAKER_03]: Adam immediately, like, sort of, he's like, ah, no, I don't have papers for those. 24:21.105 --> 24:21.365 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know. 24:21.385 --> 24:22.646 [SPEAKER_03]: Let me show you something else. 24:22.666 --> 24:23.287 [SPEAKER_00]: Yo, yo, yo. 24:23.447 --> 24:25.569 [SPEAKER_00]: Kevin was just telling me looking for some watches. 24:25.589 --> 24:27.130 [SPEAKER_00]: Are you looking for watches? 24:27.150 --> 24:29.072 [SPEAKER_08]: He's got a wall of watches, right? 24:29.492 --> 24:30.173 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't know. 24:30.253 --> 24:32.215 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't know what he's talking. 24:32.295 --> 24:37.339 [SPEAKER_00]: I was saying about, you know, I was saying about the 24:37.319 --> 24:38.160 [SPEAKER_01]: A crazy one. 24:38.541 --> 24:39.001 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, no. 24:39.422 --> 24:39.903 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 24:40.043 --> 24:40.343 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 24:40.964 --> 24:41.585 [SPEAKER_01]: This is crazy. 24:41.625 --> 24:42.006 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 24:42.026 --> 24:42.506 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 24:42.707 --> 24:42.947 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 24:43.408 --> 24:44.469 [SPEAKER_00]: Hey, look at this. 24:47.153 --> 24:47.553 [SPEAKER_08]: Boom. 24:47.634 --> 24:48.755 [SPEAKER_08]: Watch for a big man. 24:48.855 --> 24:49.456 [SPEAKER_00]: I don't know. 24:49.476 --> 24:49.977 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah. 24:50.898 --> 24:51.980 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 24:52.000 --> 24:52.761 [SPEAKER_08]: You got papers for this? 24:53.181 --> 24:53.462 [SPEAKER_00]: No. 24:54.063 --> 24:55.565 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't have a lot of papers. 24:55.885 --> 24:57.287 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't have the other one. 24:57.327 --> 24:58.309 [SPEAKER_08]: What are you talking about? 24:58.329 --> 24:59.410 [SPEAKER_00]: You sold me the shit. 24:59.430 --> 24:59.951 [SPEAKER_00]: I remember that. 25:00.031 --> 25:01.493 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a more point than mine. 25:01.513 --> 25:02.815 [SPEAKER_08]: Because I don't have these. 25:02.995 --> 25:03.716 [SPEAKER_08]: All right? 25:03.736 --> 25:06.280 [SPEAKER_08]: So how about we move on to the diamonds here. 25:06.513 --> 25:08.017 [SPEAKER_03]: He brought KG there. 25:08.117 --> 25:09.401 [SPEAKER_06]: We have watches on KSIME. 25:09.421 --> 25:14.415 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, he's like, I told you I would let you keep your watches here, but not sell them in the shop. 25:14.435 --> 25:14.796 [SPEAKER_03]: That's right. 25:14.816 --> 25:16.661 [SPEAKER_03]: It's like, he brought KG there. 25:16.922 --> 25:19.428 [SPEAKER_03]: By the way, the money is a fucking a hustler dude. 25:19.769 --> 25:21.855 [SPEAKER_03]: This dude is good at his job. 25:21.835 --> 25:26.280 [SPEAKER_03]: His job is to like go around the streets and like bring like high-class people in there. 25:26.660 --> 25:28.442 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, in the few scenes, we see Demani. 25:28.763 --> 25:34.849 [SPEAKER_03]: I want to give props to Demani, who absolutely cuts it up in his role of like hustling the streets. 25:35.250 --> 25:41.757 [SPEAKER_03]: We see him bring in KG, he brings in cash out, who's also a popular rapper at the time. 25:41.897 --> 25:46.122 [SPEAKER_03]: And he brings in Trinidad James, who had that gold all in my right. 25:47.114 --> 25:57.064 [SPEAKER_00]: So I think I'd be good in that role. 25:57.084 --> 25:59.326 [SPEAKER_06]: I think I could be a good DEMONI in the streets in New York. 25:59.446 --> 26:04.732 [SPEAKER_06]: I think I could, you know, meet the, I don't think you can interwork out it as well as DEMONI did. 26:04.752 --> 26:11.719 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, I'm saying, as good, but, you know, of course I couldn't walk it with sandals, board shorts, and a t-shirt I got on like this way I do. 26:11.759 --> 26:13.881 [SPEAKER_06]: But I think I turned New York 26:13.861 --> 26:31.884 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, so count New York guy and I would get in good with all the guys that Demoni has introduced Kevin Gernet and all the guys you mentioned and I think I could be good in that role, but you're right though, Demoni is the impression it and he keeps getting like backhanded by Adam like I keep going on Adam, I don't know if I want to call him now or not. 26:31.904 --> 26:41.016 [SPEAKER_03]: I was about to ask my first time on the podcast is it's Chandler is Adam or is it how we how we how we look on how we now sick to how we from now on, but you know, I'm talking about Chandler. 26:40.996 --> 26:52.741 [SPEAKER_03]: One of the things that he does that let's like interesting and I think these kind of people are real is like People like Demani around him Julia the girl that's obsessed with them that's super hot We'll go back to her. 26:53.001 --> 26:58.633 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, and like all of them and that guy you see even have been 26:58.613 --> 27:08.329 [SPEAKER_03]: kind of dicked over by him and like he's fucked him over in some way, but they all threaten to leave him and even tells him to go ahead and kick rocks But they all stay with him. 27:08.349 --> 27:08.890 [SPEAKER_03]: You notice that? 27:09.350 --> 27:15.981 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, there's that point where D'Mani's like so overshit and he's not paying attention on him So he pours shit into the like the fish tag and life 27:15.961 --> 27:27.459 [SPEAKER_06]: What is it about a character or a maybe a real person like Adam Sandler in the movie where a guy like Demani goes I got a loose entity where I can take advantage of somebody like that, right? 27:27.499 --> 27:35.792 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I mean, Adam's very taken advantage of worthy, you know, you throw him a couple of numbers make it sound like it's good for him and you can you can swindled Adam 27:35.772 --> 28:02.472 [SPEAKER_03]: Here's the thing with a guy like that because he's constantly trying to make sales all over town and everything You know, he's ready to like throw his Rolexes out there as like collateral and everything and he's ready to like make these deals with people So he's constantly on the hook for stuff that people that he just trying to bring in his customers that when he has the people in his life That like he trusts, you know, the ones that like love him He knows that he has them almost as collateral as well 28:02.452 --> 28:09.852 [SPEAKER_03]: He doesn't care if he throws them under the bus, and even his wife and his family, like they're constantly trying to be like, what the fuck is going on now? 28:09.912 --> 28:11.236 [SPEAKER_03]: Like what kind of bullshit? 28:11.617 --> 28:17.473 [SPEAKER_03]: Why am I finding you in the trunk of a car naked during our fucking daughter's recital? 28:17.453 --> 28:27.104 [SPEAKER_03]: His wife goes through the ringer in this movie, and he just, she just constantly has to be like, I'll say this, his wife, Dina, played by Adina Mendo. 28:27.584 --> 28:35.153 [SPEAKER_03]: She does such a good like, I'm fucking pissed off at you face, but he gives her every reason to have that face throughout the whole movie. 28:35.173 --> 28:36.775 [SPEAKER_03]: Like, can you imagine being married to this guy? 28:36.915 --> 28:38.757 [SPEAKER_03]: Typically, having kids with this guy? 28:38.957 --> 28:40.118 [SPEAKER_06]: Typically, you get a woman like that. 28:40.199 --> 28:44.203 [SPEAKER_06]: Her facial expressions her pointy it like, ugh, I'm so disgusted. 28:44.183 --> 28:48.389 [SPEAKER_06]: Just to stay, you would actually not be on her side, typically, right? 28:48.409 --> 28:52.635 [SPEAKER_03]: But in this case, it's like, yeah, dude, I've not seen any reason, not to be on your side. 28:52.695 --> 28:58.043 [SPEAKER_03]: Like, you're just trying to actually raise a family of three kids, and those kids actually had dope rooms. 28:58.063 --> 29:09.419 [SPEAKER_03]: Did you sit, when he goes home to watch like the game, and he goes in both his kids room, one of them has like this sick with this sports car bed, that's the younger one, and it's like, got like light up, it's going around it. 29:09.439 --> 29:11.963 [SPEAKER_03]: And he goes the other one, he's got the chain hoop, and he's like, 29:11.943 --> 29:14.066 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, it's not that one for me like that. 29:14.366 --> 29:15.788 [SPEAKER_06]: You know what that was sick dude. 29:15.869 --> 29:22.558 [SPEAKER_06]: Why don't we what you know what the industry's missing What bring back those little hoopsie's a clip on like the edge of stuff. 29:22.578 --> 29:26.984 [SPEAKER_03]: They still have those not like it used to be I've worked in a lot of sports offices. 29:27.024 --> 29:28.166 [SPEAKER_03]: You'll see those around there. 29:28.186 --> 29:32.432 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know how many of them still have those nowadays the kids these days, but 29:32.412 --> 29:37.043 [SPEAKER_03]: That kid had a, a pull on real hoop and Shane might be spending about those things. 29:37.063 --> 29:48.770 [SPEAKER_06]: So we're, unless you had high things in your house, which, you know, I think we had a couple of rooms back in the day that could provide for this, but where in your house could you put one of those hoops where you had enough room to get good arc in your shot? 29:48.790 --> 29:50.033 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, you almost had a line driving. 29:50.013 --> 30:04.795 [SPEAKER_03]: My brother had a dope one and a drop-out from the He built that make a word, he built an extended one and we said like launch three's across the room Yeah, so I mean, yeah, we had we had we had a good the high ceiling in that room Yeah, yeah, you had to drop it down from the door. 30:04.895 --> 30:05.896 [SPEAKER_03]: I know some art. 30:05.917 --> 30:06.678 [SPEAKER_03]: See that was a problem. 30:06.698 --> 30:09.642 [SPEAKER_03]: That was going to promise his rim was like right at like 30:09.622 --> 30:12.668 [SPEAKER_03]: I level it would have been cooler if you had to like actually go well. 30:12.688 --> 30:26.297 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah, if you can throw it up like to like seven feet Yeah, yeah, it would have been amazing now to been cool But you know you can only get so much in a three-bedroom apartment while you also have a sick apartment across town Was it with your dope sidepiece? 30:26.277 --> 30:50.209 [SPEAKER_03]: which is the thing about this movie is just like this guy appears to be on the surface like set up like obviously he's going through like a broken marriage but like if you were to see a situation on the surface you were like okay you own your own jewelry business you have a nice family with three kids a wife who clearly hates you now but now you have your new sidepiece that is all about you and he'll do you like yeah you're just a master 30:50.189 --> 31:09.642 [SPEAKER_03]: and we're constantly watching everything crumble as he's like trying to keep it together always has that fucking sandler smile on his face and like just trying to like sell everybody around him but like it's all like falling apart in nothing and the reason is because he keeps trying to put everything back to gambling. 31:09.982 --> 31:13.328 [SPEAKER_03]: Anybody he actually gathers for everything he's like let me go all throw it on this bed 31:13.308 --> 31:29.150 [SPEAKER_06]: They say the worst thing for a degenerant constant gambler is a win a win is always gonna pull Here a gambler back he can go three losses to one decent big small win and it always brings him back But it's always three to one. 31:29.170 --> 31:32.235 [SPEAKER_06]: You're always taking two sets back one step forward You're never winning. 31:32.575 --> 31:33.777 [SPEAKER_06]: That's why Vegas isn't business. 31:33.797 --> 31:38.944 [SPEAKER_06]: That's why bookies are in business So a win for a gambler is the worst thing 31:38.924 --> 31:46.313 [SPEAKER_06]: Now, depends on how many losses he has in a row to where he falls off the face of the planet, but that one win always brings him back. 31:46.773 --> 31:49.216 [SPEAKER_03]: And it could bring him back for years too, like he could. 31:49.617 --> 31:57.746 [SPEAKER_03]: It could be that one big win results in him going ahead and losing the next 20 because like he keeps thinking like it's gonna happen. 31:57.786 --> 32:02.992 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, we're talking about chasing earlier. 32:03.192 --> 32:08.779 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, yeah, we have these always. 32:08.759 --> 32:14.830 [SPEAKER_06]: So they got this technique and I think it's related. 32:14.850 --> 32:15.872 [SPEAKER_06]: So you bet 10 bucks. 32:15.892 --> 32:16.333 [SPEAKER_06]: You lose it. 32:17.034 --> 32:18.096 [SPEAKER_06]: The next bet's gonna be 20. 32:18.236 --> 32:22.504 [SPEAKER_06]: If you lose that the next bet's gonna be 40 So that you're always gonna come out even eventually, right? 32:22.604 --> 32:25.249 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't fuck we've related but what if you go 20 in a row? 32:25.229 --> 32:28.974 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, nobody goes 20 in a row and let that's your right. 32:29.035 --> 32:29.355 [SPEAKER_03]: You're right. 32:29.395 --> 32:44.177 [SPEAKER_03]: That one's way too much chance for me That's why I like sports gambling of anything when I got a Vegas is because like I can at least use my intelligence and knowledge of the sports Whereas if you go to relate, it's just straight 50 50 which are not bad It's 48. 32:44.197 --> 32:45.719 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, it's not even 50 50. 32:45.759 --> 32:54.612 [SPEAKER_03]: You forget about the green ones See what I double and that's just assuming that you're going for right and black if you want to actually like throw a number on it 32:54.592 --> 33:07.051 [SPEAKER_03]: I've had one single number for his black twenty fours still be bright Dude, he says that when he says when he's putting in the bets at the beginning of the movie and like when he's first putting those bets in with Mike Friends, that's her whatever his bookie. 33:07.412 --> 33:12.640 [SPEAKER_03]: He says I'll take the under on Kobe Brian and I'm like never take the under on Kobe 2000. 33:12.660 --> 33:14.403 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, it was actually. 33:14.483 --> 33:17.187 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, okay, so I was thinking you were talking numerically. 33:17.347 --> 33:22.455 [SPEAKER_06]: I think Kobe Bryant won the scoring title that year, by the way Ever should like three or three Kobe 33:22.435 --> 33:23.616 [SPEAKER_02]: Well, I was good back to you. 33:23.637 --> 33:25.058 [SPEAKER_06]: If you ever hear the numbers eight or 24. 33:25.359 --> 33:31.006 [SPEAKER_06]: I used to love All right, I think he's still there, but he's loved one of the announcer at Lake your games at Staples Center. 33:31.266 --> 33:35.431 [SPEAKER_03]: Still staper center to me Kobe Bryant Lawrence Tanner. 33:35.531 --> 33:36.012 [SPEAKER_03]: He's legend. 33:36.312 --> 33:37.534 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, that's what his name. 33:37.554 --> 33:38.455 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, that was name. 33:38.475 --> 33:39.697 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, he's been doing it in my whole life. 33:39.997 --> 33:40.217 [SPEAKER_03]: Nice. 33:40.598 --> 33:44.022 [SPEAKER_03]: So I want a girl girl 33:44.322 --> 33:57.104 [SPEAKER_03]: I got to talk about KG because KG is actually I think excellent in this movie and he's really just being KG and a lot of times when people say they're being themselves in a movie They'll be like we know why they'll picked KG to this role. 33:57.124 --> 34:05.959 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't know the back to him and Adam have a person relationship Yeah, because Adam's been known to us all about the wrong pollin and kind of like give Opportunities to his friends and family 34:05.939 --> 34:12.130 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I'm sure he knows a lot of NBA players because he loves basketball and like he probably like just, they had it. 34:12.150 --> 34:17.940 [SPEAKER_06]: I bet you Adam's got the pull even back in 2019 where he could, you know, he plays basketball all the time, right? 34:17.960 --> 34:18.942 [SPEAKER_06]: He's a sportsman himself. 34:19.402 --> 34:22.488 [SPEAKER_06]: Where he's like, hey, he barely has NBA guys at the radio. 34:22.508 --> 34:23.890 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, he's got it in this kind of thing. 34:23.910 --> 34:27.697 [SPEAKER_06]: I got this idea for movie, I'm working with A24 and I want you to play this role. 34:27.717 --> 34:30.141 [SPEAKER_06]: I bet you sent the text out to 10 guys. 34:30.121 --> 34:33.005 [SPEAKER_06]: I bet you KG is coming back no you don't think so. 34:33.065 --> 34:34.587 [SPEAKER_03]: He's only leaving. 34:35.108 --> 34:40.596 [SPEAKER_03]: He probably started with 10 guys, but then he decided himself who's the one he wanted to do. 34:40.736 --> 34:44.261 [SPEAKER_03]: And then he started by like like talking to one guy about it. 34:44.341 --> 34:46.825 [SPEAKER_03]: And maybe maybe KG will have this. 34:46.845 --> 34:49.969 [SPEAKER_06]: Who is on the 34:49.949 --> 34:51.431 [SPEAKER_06]: That may or may not be learned. 34:51.451 --> 34:52.233 [SPEAKER_03]: They talk about it. 34:52.593 --> 34:53.494 [SPEAKER_03]: Yes, I don't know. 34:53.535 --> 35:00.706 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, I Maybe they could not have been in the same way as the thing is like was like my human carmelo Anthony So I guess carmelo could have worked Come on, I could have worked. 35:00.726 --> 35:13.425 [SPEAKER_03]: He probably won a carmelo, but maybe he didn't work because it I don't want to actually that 2012 team No KG's way better than you go Because we're talking about playoff, so the nicks were not in the playoff, but I do love how he has that line as they're watching the games 35:13.405 --> 35:15.207 [SPEAKER_03]: When they're like, oh, what about Jeremy Lin? 35:15.227 --> 35:17.549 [SPEAKER_03]: He's like, you know why Jeremy Lin is not going to be here next year? 35:17.569 --> 35:20.632 [SPEAKER_03]: Because James Dolan saw was making all of us happy. 35:24.196 --> 35:25.377 [SPEAKER_01]: We just got to have a win. 35:25.637 --> 35:26.758 [SPEAKER_01]: Love this roster. 35:26.778 --> 35:27.619 [SPEAKER_01]: I love it. 35:27.719 --> 35:28.861 [SPEAKER_01]: But Baron Davis is done. 35:29.221 --> 35:29.982 [SPEAKER_01]: Star-fresh. 35:30.002 --> 35:30.362 [SPEAKER_01]: No, low. 35:30.622 --> 35:31.303 [SPEAKER_01]: A mori. 35:31.323 --> 35:31.884 [SPEAKER_01]: We're about Lin. 35:32.024 --> 35:32.424 [SPEAKER_01]: That's it. 35:32.624 --> 35:33.405 [SPEAKER_01]: We got to bring back Lin. 35:33.445 --> 35:36.148 [SPEAKER_08]: You know why fucking Lin's not coming back next year? 35:36.168 --> 35:38.370 [SPEAKER_08]: Because Dolan saw everybody was so fucking happy. 35:38.470 --> 35:38.630 [SPEAKER_01]: Exactly. 35:38.650 --> 35:40.172 [SPEAKER_08]: How can I ruin it all this fucking? 35:40.152 --> 35:42.696 [SPEAKER_03]: everybody talks about the Lynn Sanity run. 35:42.736 --> 35:45.381 [SPEAKER_03]: I think that was unlike what 2011 or something like that. 35:45.661 --> 35:51.551 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, so then yeah, which gave New Yorkers the first thing to be excited about with Nixon years. 35:51.571 --> 35:52.352 [SPEAKER_03]: It could not be happy. 35:52.652 --> 35:56.479 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, and James Dillon is arguably the worst owner in all of the sports. 35:56.559 --> 35:58.662 [SPEAKER_03]: So now that Donald Sterling's out. 35:58.802 --> 35:59.764 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, he's up there. 35:59.744 --> 36:00.446 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, man. 36:00.947 --> 36:01.148 [SPEAKER_03]: So. 36:02.171 --> 36:02.572 [SPEAKER_03]: So yeah. 36:02.592 --> 36:03.876 [SPEAKER_06]: That was podcast. 36:03.896 --> 36:05.641 [SPEAKER_06]: We'll leave that for another discussion. 36:05.661 --> 36:08.027 [SPEAKER_03]: I have a whole Donald Sterling conversation. 36:08.047 --> 36:08.428 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know. 36:08.488 --> 36:09.692 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll give an episode for that. 36:09.772 --> 36:10.093 [SPEAKER_03]: No. 36:10.334 --> 36:10.815 [SPEAKER_03]: No. 36:11.457 --> 36:12.419 [SPEAKER_03]: But no KG. 36:12.440 --> 36:12.901 [SPEAKER_03]: Still alive. 36:13.683 --> 36:14.766 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know. 36:14.746 --> 36:15.827 [SPEAKER_06]: He did it, who cares? 36:16.628 --> 36:28.263 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, KG, he's actually even being dialed back KG because I don't have ever seen clips of his podcast, but like every time I see, I get clips like pop up and like my feet sometime of him on his podcast. 36:28.584 --> 36:31.107 [SPEAKER_03]: Dude is always yelling, dude is always cursing. 36:31.307 --> 36:39.378 [SPEAKER_03]: I actually got one of his clips of my feet there today and I asked my friend Alex, I was like, hey, do you think KG barks his breakfast orders? 36:40.079 --> 36:42.762 [SPEAKER_03]: Because he feels like the dude that's just always yelling. 36:42.742 --> 36:47.030 [SPEAKER_05]: All right, I feel like I got a pancakes and we get them scrambled eggs though. 36:47.350 --> 36:49.855 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, I want one of them poked I mean, he's got a big mouth. 36:49.935 --> 36:56.347 [SPEAKER_03]: It's half shut it cheese like I feel like he's constantly yelling everything He does in this movie. 36:56.367 --> 37:00.835 [SPEAKER_03]: He's actually relatively reserved except for when and it's because he's enamored by the they 37:00.815 --> 37:04.725 [SPEAKER_03]: because by the rock, which why is he so taken by this fucking rock? 37:05.126 --> 37:06.530 [SPEAKER_03]: He's like, his rock is speaking to me. 37:06.811 --> 37:09.377 [SPEAKER_03]: Is it just me or was that rock not even that in prison? 37:09.397 --> 37:10.681 [SPEAKER_06]: No, you should have shit. 37:10.701 --> 37:12.686 [SPEAKER_06]: The opo is covered in this sediment. 37:12.706 --> 37:16.295 [SPEAKER_06]: Like you only get like maybe 10% of it where you actually see what color it is. 37:16.356 --> 37:17.659 [SPEAKER_06]: I actually had to look up... 37:17.639 --> 37:20.604 [SPEAKER_06]: was that an Opel, they had the kind of the coloring that I recognize. 37:20.664 --> 37:22.668 [SPEAKER_04]: It's just like, I'm not going to say the Opel. 37:22.688 --> 37:26.735 [SPEAKER_06]: First stones, but I know my, and you know, I'm sure everybody knows their own first stone. 37:27.176 --> 37:29.720 [SPEAKER_06]: But an Opel, they should at least uncovered it more. 37:29.740 --> 37:34.068 [SPEAKER_06]: So maybe they wanted to be more obsolete or more like, uh, secretative for us. 37:34.088 --> 37:40.339 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll say this, if the whole rock was of that Opel thing, I would be more, yeah, but I'd be more impressed by it. 37:40.319 --> 37:52.958 [SPEAKER_03]: But with a little dots around it, the majority of their rockets just like, you can't turn that into a chain, you can't turn it in the airings, you can't do anything with it, like, what are you going to do? 37:52.978 --> 38:01.551 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, for KG, you know, eventually he almost right away discovers that that's got some sort of powers that allows him to rock his speaking of me. 38:01.531 --> 38:03.597 [SPEAKER_06]: I want to say that now. 38:03.617 --> 38:04.500 [SPEAKER_01]: I want to say that now. 38:04.520 --> 38:06.967 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm talking about how to say speak it to them. 38:06.987 --> 38:07.048 [SPEAKER_01]: No. 38:07.068 --> 38:09.254 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm just stored feeling tonight with this. 38:09.274 --> 38:11.541 [SPEAKER_06]: But you know what the funny thing about that is. 38:12.314 --> 38:13.996 [SPEAKER_06]: We made this a point that we want to talk about. 38:14.196 --> 38:24.306 [SPEAKER_06]: The old pool given KG powers or so he thought, you know, back in the early mid 2000s, we again, watching the game that he won a game seven is 85 75 right? 38:24.446 --> 38:26.669 [SPEAKER_06]: And his over under in place was 26. 38:26.689 --> 38:27.790 [SPEAKER_06]: 26. 38:28.470 --> 38:35.818 [SPEAKER_06]: Now I got a 26 point rebound point combination over under for anybody in today's NBA. 38:36.919 --> 38:37.520 [SPEAKER_06]: Didn't over. 38:37.600 --> 38:41.764 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm telling my story real quick, especially I'm going to put it down at that and then 38:42.267 --> 38:44.750 [SPEAKER_03]: my car back with some residuals. 38:44.890 --> 38:48.134 [SPEAKER_06]: Easy bets to make except for the opening tip. 38:48.154 --> 38:55.002 [SPEAKER_06]: KG back then thought that his mediocre 18 and 12 game, which was the cover on the bet, but that's 36. 38:55.883 --> 38:56.885 [SPEAKER_06]: That's 30 total, right? 38:56.905 --> 38:57.365 [SPEAKER_06]: It was 26. 38:57.645 --> 38:59.828 [SPEAKER_06]: He had a cover or whatever it was at the end of it all. 39:00.549 --> 39:02.431 [SPEAKER_06]: He's not ballin' out by any means. 39:02.752 --> 39:12.223 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, the old pool didn't make him, you know, Michael Jordan 39:12.305 --> 39:30.988 [SPEAKER_03]: But then he has the off game where he doesn't have it and it's just like these at least do get in their head I think they get very superstitious with shit and they can have a thing where they think like this ovals Okay, it's the center of power right now if this opal the first time he touches it in his possession made him go for 45 10 and 10 39:30.968 --> 39:55.542 [SPEAKER_06]: a triple the new career high yeah where you know he outscored the the sixers by a lot about the side of the back portion then you have something kg but i think they forced this connection with kg where it's not sellable i i don't really believe it but it creates this like opportunity for add them to have this last out in this movie you know 39:55.522 --> 40:02.631 [SPEAKER_06]: And this last hour, I mean, if KG just says, hey, how we, who's the name again, how we, it's Adam to me. 40:02.991 --> 40:05.875 [SPEAKER_06]: And how we, I'll give you five million for this Opal. 40:06.475 --> 40:11.081 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, only in the end of this movie does Adam have opportunity when over a million bucks. 40:11.361 --> 40:12.723 [SPEAKER_06]: It's ridiculous, partly. 40:12.903 --> 40:18.950 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, but he, okay, as much as KG makes, he's not going to like pay five million for this. 40:18.990 --> 40:19.551 [SPEAKER_06]: We're just in a survey. 40:19.571 --> 40:20.672 [SPEAKER_06]: We haven't looked up actually. 40:20.692 --> 40:21.754 [SPEAKER_06]: Let's check this out. 40:21.774 --> 40:25.258 [SPEAKER_06]: What was KG's contract in 2012 with 40:25.238 --> 40:35.108 [SPEAKER_03]: It couldn't like five million had to be a big chunk of it five million is way too much for KG to like throw down on a rock That he just feels something for as all I'm saying. 40:35.488 --> 40:38.331 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, I remember the contract's back then I mean huge like Fran over here. 40:38.431 --> 40:39.452 [SPEAKER_06]: We had Timothy Moscow. 40:39.492 --> 40:43.276 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, Timothy Gamas guys It was a good goddamn disaster. 40:43.336 --> 40:44.097 [SPEAKER_06]: It was a weird year. 40:44.117 --> 40:52.545 [SPEAKER_06]: It's like whoever these numbers thrown at guys like this for so KG to a four five million off his let's see 40:52.610 --> 40:53.453 [SPEAKER_06]: you don't need to look it up. 40:54.255 --> 40:54.716 [SPEAKER_06]: It's fine. 40:55.398 --> 40:56.723 [SPEAKER_06]: What I do need to look up though. 40:57.244 --> 40:59.471 [SPEAKER_06]: Here's something I was thinking about during this whole movie. 41:00.033 --> 41:02.520 [SPEAKER_06]: So Kevin Garnet plays with Boston Celtics in 2012. 41:02.721 --> 41:03.463 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 41:03.663 --> 41:28.995 [SPEAKER_06]: this whole thing takes place in New York right yeah why is he in New York so every game day in a drill workshop I actually did look this up before we started this whole thing it is a three and a half hour train ride which is a quick way from New York to Boston yeah because it's three hours and 45 minutes by car so we have a game seven a KG is now dropping out of a hundred and fifty five thousand dollars in cash to Adam's in the afternoon 41:29.819 --> 41:30.540 [SPEAKER_06]: So what was that? 41:30.560 --> 41:32.343 [SPEAKER_06]: What was the distance between the two? 41:32.844 --> 41:36.489 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay, it was by train, three hours and 30 minutes. 41:36.509 --> 41:37.371 [SPEAKER_03]: And that's my train. 41:37.511 --> 41:40.395 [SPEAKER_03]: He's got a driver for the first three hours and 45 minutes. 41:40.415 --> 41:42.138 [SPEAKER_03]: So that's like a big strip for us. 41:42.418 --> 41:46.925 [SPEAKER_03]: So you're just going to Vegas the morning of and then a game, a game seven, by the way. 41:47.086 --> 41:53.295 [SPEAKER_06]: We forgot to mention that Adam Sandler sends Julia his mistress. 41:53.275 --> 42:00.550 [SPEAKER_06]: Over to what was that casino called the Mohican the Mohican son the Mohican son So he gets her a blade. 42:00.570 --> 42:01.472 [SPEAKER_06]: I didn't know what a blade was. 42:01.492 --> 42:02.213 [SPEAKER_06]: That's a hell of a call. 42:02.233 --> 42:14.338 [SPEAKER_06]: That's a hell of a After a rest in peace Kobe and So I got it So we forget that cage you probably could travel you know in air 42:14.318 --> 42:16.361 [SPEAKER_03]: Maybe but it seems like he's getting dropped off. 42:16.441 --> 42:16.822 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know. 42:17.002 --> 42:22.050 [SPEAKER_03]: It's just like this Let's be fucking around with like at the very first time in season 7. 42:22.250 --> 42:24.153 [SPEAKER_03]: The very first time you see some animascom. 42:24.253 --> 42:26.456 [SPEAKER_03]: Does Doc now you're and he's like, no, keep it that way. 42:26.516 --> 42:28.059 [SPEAKER_03]: And it's like, yeah, well, good idea. 42:28.339 --> 42:31.604 [SPEAKER_03]: Because like why the fuck are you fucking around with a diamond district in New York? 42:31.624 --> 42:34.068 [SPEAKER_03]: The day of a game gets to play against the fucking sixers. 42:34.308 --> 42:35.490 [SPEAKER_03]: And then you some conference finals. 42:35.570 --> 42:37.693 [SPEAKER_03]: Did the Socialist loose to the liquors that you're? 42:37.859 --> 43:05.841 [SPEAKER_03]: 2012 no I don't think I feel like that was when the heat that was when the heat and spurs were doing their thing I think they were I don't know that that was when the heat played the uh... thunder so this was not east from the finals this series so I guess not yet yes or yeah I guess it was around before that if they're trying to be accurate because that something's definitely didn't make the final thing I mean I'm baffled by how they love to be an accurate the smallest details of a sports which 43:05.821 --> 43:30.276 [SPEAKER_06]: things that actually happened they are off a little bit or overlooking stuff such as why is he in the york every morning of his games in Boston or my favorite my favorite and actually probably first sports blunder that I've ever seen as a pertain to a movie was the scout had a brilliant fridge right here's a picture for the New York Yankees so he gets up and he's planning to game for the first time at Yankee Stadium and 43:30.256 --> 43:41.312 [SPEAKER_06]: Bob on the night two outs he supposedly is pitching this gem right and the NASA goes 27 up and 27 down Yeah, and he apparently struck out everyone That's right nine times three is 27. 43:41.352 --> 43:42.955 [SPEAKER_06]: So the game should be over by then, right? 43:43.295 --> 43:44.577 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, how do you how do you plan to wait? 43:44.597 --> 43:45.619 [SPEAKER_06]: He was batting up to that? 43:45.999 --> 43:47.602 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, there was more better than that. 43:47.642 --> 43:51.187 [SPEAKER_06]: So is it you know, it could be zero zero Yeah, it's a perfect game going. 43:51.307 --> 43:52.309 [SPEAKER_03]: It could be zero zero. 43:52.369 --> 43:53.310 [SPEAKER_03]: I guess is that 43:53.290 --> 44:11.400 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, zero zero, but if it's a perfect game as they proclaimed in the movie 27 up 27 down means the game's over No, but that also means that maybe they haven't scored the Yankees haven't scored So they would show up, but the Yankees not scored if he's actually up their pitching against whoever whatever I mean he should be pitching and hitting at the same the whole movie's ridiculous the concept is absurd 44:11.380 --> 44:15.225 [SPEAKER_03]: The idea of straighting out 27 people is itself absurd. 44:15.245 --> 44:16.286 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, got him out at least. 44:16.306 --> 44:17.928 [SPEAKER_06]: So, sports have their blunders. 44:18.108 --> 44:18.969 [SPEAKER_03]: Sure, yeah. 44:18.989 --> 44:21.132 [SPEAKER_03]: I want to get to the main event of the movie. 44:21.332 --> 44:29.983 [SPEAKER_03]: The scene when he's watching the game that like he puts it all on, it reminds me of that moment that we had with the Houston like her game in Vegas. 44:30.263 --> 44:33.667 [SPEAKER_03]: The way he watches that game, like I always think of that, can't sit down. 44:33.988 --> 44:37.912 [SPEAKER_03]: Locked in two inches away from the screen, yelling at every single thing. 44:37.972 --> 44:40.155 [SPEAKER_03]: Like, this is me when I have a big bed of a life. 44:40.135 --> 45:10.142 [SPEAKER_03]: And at no point in my more like locked in a sports unless it's like, you know, the Dodgers in game seven of the world series, then it then it comes close or something like that, but we got to talk about it with parlay bit and Julia a little bit because my question is like, why is this girl so locked in to this guy whose life is falling apart is currently married with a family and this girl's curly hot as fuck it's like why are you to the point where you literally get his name tattooed on your ass like and I think there's girls out there like this that 45:10.122 --> 45:28.570 [SPEAKER_03]: kind of enjoy like the turmoil enjoy the toxicity that we're for it let at one point he'd like literally throws a drink in her face and it's just like I think there are certain girls out there that are like that that almost like good like a sick weird pleasure out of that you know what I mean she's definitely one of them for all the wrong doing she's done her 45:28.550 --> 45:32.639 [SPEAKER_06]: Every time he really fucks up is when she's the most passionate about it. 45:32.659 --> 45:40.215 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, yeah, and she like is always like right there for which goes back to the whole thing I was saying like you see tells him he's quitting That's when he first gets the opal. 45:40.255 --> 45:44.685 [SPEAKER_03]: That was the guy that was like man these guys rough me up and rip my shirt You're not even listening to me 45:44.665 --> 46:00.413 [SPEAKER_03]: you're looking at this rock and then like guess what you see staser the whole rest of the movie demonic has all these reasons that he should be like pissed at him he sticks with them the whole time he even gets on a fight with them at the club that the weekends performing at which by the way this is 2012 the weekend 46:00.393 --> 46:25.185 [SPEAKER_03]: his first hit like i can't feel my face when i'm with you that was in 2015 so this movie is trying to be like oh they were on the early weekend this is the early weekend this is the Friday noon special weekend that they were in on that shit really it's probably cheapest guy that can get he was around summer i'm sure and i'd like to think that whatever song he performs there uh was probably song ahead in 2012 of course he was around at that point but like 46:25.165 --> 46:29.631 [SPEAKER_03]: There are three years earlier in the weekend train, according to the movie, which is an easy thing to do when you make a movie in 2019. 46:30.132 --> 46:31.453 [SPEAKER_06]: The weekend means it's Wednesday. 46:31.734 --> 46:38.242 [SPEAKER_03]: But he puts in this bet he gets the money and again, those goons, they're there to shake him down for like the eighth time in the movie. 46:38.523 --> 46:54.143 [SPEAKER_03]: He again takes their money and slips it out over the window to be like, put this money in with this bet wild parlay that, like we said, not even that crazy of a parlay because KG points some rebounds to get up to 26, not a bad bet. 46:54.325 --> 46:57.049 [SPEAKER_06]: It was the most ridiculous parlay I've ever seen. 46:57.089 --> 46:57.570 [SPEAKER_06]: You know why? 46:57.610 --> 46:59.292 [SPEAKER_06]: Because he had the tip ball. 46:59.673 --> 47:01.595 [SPEAKER_06]: Who, okay? 47:01.756 --> 47:09.066 [SPEAKER_06]: When you're new, most dire streets and up against the wall, you're gonna put in the winning, the opening tip. 47:09.086 --> 47:09.787 [SPEAKER_06]: The opening tip. 47:09.887 --> 47:12.391 [SPEAKER_03]: You may as well bet the coin flip of the Super Rule in there. 47:12.732 --> 47:15.676 [SPEAKER_08]: Listen, listen, say the whole ticket out loud. 47:15.756 --> 47:17.058 [SPEAKER_08]: I want you to say it really loud. 47:17.098 --> 47:17.799 [SPEAKER_08]: Give me a second. 47:18.099 --> 47:19.481 [SPEAKER_08]: I want some people to hear it. 47:19.541 --> 47:20.583 [SPEAKER_08]: Right, hang on. 47:20.603 --> 47:21.484 [SPEAKER_08]: Hang on. 47:21.504 --> 47:22.325 [SPEAKER_08]: Say the whole ticket. 47:22.345 --> 47:22.746 [SPEAKER_08]: Go ahead. 47:25.865 --> 47:39.604 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, right, I'll just rest read the hall ticket read the hall ticket You have a good time Yes 47:42.959 --> 47:44.682 [SPEAKER_08]: Did you fucking hear that number? 47:44.702 --> 47:45.303 [SPEAKER_08]: That's enough. 47:45.343 --> 47:46.385 [SPEAKER_08]: You don't have to say any more. 47:46.785 --> 47:49.390 [SPEAKER_08]: The bet's in, the bet's in, okay? 47:49.710 --> 47:51.613 [SPEAKER_03]: There is no chance in hell. 47:52.295 --> 47:56.281 [SPEAKER_03]: I am betting on an opening tip in a bet like that. 47:56.582 --> 47:59.126 [SPEAKER_03]: For one thing, the bet's over as soon as it starts. 47:59.406 --> 48:05.056 [SPEAKER_03]: The fun's over immediately as soon as you lose that tip and that guy ends up killing you an hour earlier. 48:05.396 --> 48:07.600 [SPEAKER_03]: Because I guys for sure gonna kill you at that point. 48:07.580 --> 48:13.930 [SPEAKER_06]: Here's this, I mean, there's only one scenario where you should just play just the tip. 48:14.531 --> 48:15.393 [SPEAKER_06]: And we all know what that is. 48:16.134 --> 48:19.159 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay, if you singularly put it one bet, that's fine. 48:19.700 --> 48:22.264 [SPEAKER_06]: But do not include this in this life-changing parlay. 48:22.565 --> 48:24.808 [SPEAKER_06]: Please wait, no way, it's such a chance. 48:24.848 --> 48:31.720 [SPEAKER_06]: So let's, let's, okay, we have actual real footage that we're going off of in this movie where it's game seven, yeah, Boston. 48:31.980 --> 48:33.823 [SPEAKER_06]: We forget what series it is. 48:33.803 --> 48:35.045 [SPEAKER_06]: I think we'll say the second round. 48:35.125 --> 48:36.287 [SPEAKER_06]: We'll say the second round now, right? 48:36.507 --> 48:38.811 [SPEAKER_06]: Imagine in real life, Philly actually win this tip. 48:38.831 --> 48:39.933 [SPEAKER_06]: They're about to make this movie. 48:40.353 --> 48:41.936 [SPEAKER_06]: Do you think Adam Sandler has the goal? 48:42.617 --> 48:44.199 [SPEAKER_06]: Everything else is Boston Heavy. 48:44.420 --> 48:45.501 [SPEAKER_06]: It's 26 KG. 48:45.601 --> 48:46.463 [SPEAKER_06]: KG Heavy. 48:47.064 --> 48:49.247 [SPEAKER_06]: Uh, 26, you know, points of rebound combined. 48:49.307 --> 48:52.352 [SPEAKER_06]: It's, uh, Boston winning money line. 48:52.332 --> 49:07.692 [SPEAKER_06]: Do you think that Adam in this movie can convince us that he actually thought Philly was going to win the tip first and then he's going to Partly the rest that I think that you got to go have you got to go get a triple down on the team that you think is going to do everything that you think is going to do 49:07.672 --> 49:10.157 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, so he's lucky that boss won the tip in the real life. 49:10.177 --> 49:19.094 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, it's easy to write it when you had the benefit of hindsight when you know that KG won that tip, but like there's no way I wouldn't make that part of my life changing part late. 49:19.114 --> 49:23.101 [SPEAKER_03]: Like there's an absolute that's that's the stupidest thing of how I would never throw in the tip. 49:23.121 --> 49:24.043 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 49:24.023 --> 49:33.815 [SPEAKER_03]: But again, this scene is so incredible because it's especially for those of us that have like, you know, had money on like games that like wasn't like really mattered. 49:33.875 --> 49:37.420 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, yeah, yeah, he knocked it out like yeah KG was tough. 49:37.460 --> 49:44.749 [SPEAKER_03]: He had the stove was a KG versus who he says a lion earlier in the movie of doesn't it make you want to step on old and brands neck went 49:44.729 --> 49:46.632 [SPEAKER_06]: Elton brand cuz that's another scene. 49:46.732 --> 49:47.774 [SPEAKER_03]: That's KG all day. 49:47.814 --> 49:48.655 [SPEAKER_03]: That's another scene. 49:48.675 --> 49:52.722 [SPEAKER_03]: I like when he's getting him pumped up when he when he I get the rock from him. 49:52.782 --> 49:53.243 [SPEAKER_03]: That's him. 49:53.263 --> 49:55.206 [SPEAKER_06]: He's like that's him is a 20 if it's good. 49:55.226 --> 49:55.666 [SPEAKER_06]: That's a bread. 49:55.686 --> 50:02.978 [SPEAKER_06]: It's a 20, but you got to make sure you get it clean So you're playing it or no, yeah, yeah, I mean like no, they don't really care about this Like a box out after that. 50:03.218 --> 50:10.891 [SPEAKER_03]: I love that scene when he's getting KG pumped up before the game when he finally pays them for the rock And he's sitting there and he's like, let's look at your odds. 50:11.452 --> 50:12.373 [SPEAKER_03]: You tell me 50:12.353 --> 50:13.836 [SPEAKER_04]: They got the sixers favor. 50:14.016 --> 50:16.300 [SPEAKER_04]: They don't think you can get 18 points. 50:16.721 --> 50:17.542 [SPEAKER_04]: They don't know you. 50:17.722 --> 50:18.965 [SPEAKER_04]: They don't know us. 50:18.985 --> 50:22.130 [SPEAKER_08]: You want to win by one point of fucking 30 points, KG? 50:22.631 --> 50:22.891 [SPEAKER_08]: Right? 50:23.292 --> 50:26.177 [SPEAKER_08]: I see out there when the fucking stadiums all boon you. 50:26.438 --> 50:28.962 [SPEAKER_08]: You're 30 up, you're still going full-till? 50:29.853 --> 50:33.436 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's see what babies what is babies got you guys at that take a look. 50:33.556 --> 50:36.379 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's see Are you serious gonna put us up right here? 50:36.399 --> 50:41.464 [SPEAKER_08]: Look at this shit the six is a supposed to win the game tonight They think don't keep tracking on that shit. 50:41.484 --> 50:42.745 [SPEAKER_08]: They think on game seven. 50:42.765 --> 50:47.289 [SPEAKER_08]: You're not gonna get fucking 18 points They don't think you're gonna get eight rebounds. 50:47.309 --> 50:54.095 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know shit about what the fucking they do doesn't I make you want to fucking kill them Doesn't I make you want to say fuck you for doubting me? 50:54.535 --> 50:58.459 [SPEAKER_08]: Doesn't that make you want to step on fucking health and brands fucking neck 50:59.165 --> 51:01.969 [SPEAKER_08]: Come on, KG, this is no different than that. 51:02.230 --> 51:02.891 [SPEAKER_08]: This is me. 51:03.552 --> 51:05.434 [SPEAKER_08]: All right, I'm not a fucking athlete. 51:05.454 --> 51:06.937 [SPEAKER_08]: This is my fucking way. 51:06.957 --> 51:08.018 [SPEAKER_08]: This is how I will. 51:08.739 --> 51:09.140 [SPEAKER_08]: All right? 51:09.340 --> 51:11.243 [SPEAKER_08]: All the fucking hard work I do. 51:11.604 --> 51:14.248 [SPEAKER_08]: All the fucking ass kicking and the do's I pay. 51:14.628 --> 51:17.833 [SPEAKER_08]: You're not gonna score on the big one on game seven. 51:18.454 --> 51:19.896 [SPEAKER_08]: Fuck these people, right? 51:20.397 --> 51:21.338 [SPEAKER_08]: That's how you feel. 51:21.438 --> 51:22.280 [SPEAKER_08]: I know you do. 51:22.600 --> 51:23.181 [SPEAKER_08]: So look. 51:26.030 --> 51:27.494 [SPEAKER_03]: That's fucking bad on this. 51:28.216 --> 51:29.660 [SPEAKER_03]: That's bad on this shit. 51:29.680 --> 51:38.565 [SPEAKER_03]: That's one of my favorite scenes, but then followed by my favorite scene on the movie when he's watching that whole gameplay out while he's got the guys locked in his little entrance place. 51:38.705 --> 51:41.052 [SPEAKER_03]: The high stakes that feel that there's so 51:41.032 --> 51:56.174 [SPEAKER_03]: So many scenes in this movie got to an amazing job of just giving you that anxiety of being like there's so much writing on this right here, like there's that auction scene, they go to his kids play and then they end up like chasing down. 51:56.415 --> 52:03.445 [SPEAKER_03]: There's so many different scenes where you're like suddenly like feeling this anxiety in you like, oh my god dude, how is it going to get himself out of this one? 52:03.425 --> 52:04.769 [SPEAKER_03]: and he never writes a ship. 52:04.989 --> 52:19.729 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, every turn is able to avoid the crash just enough and what's crazy is he actually does finally write it by hitting the most ridiculous bet and then that dude is such a hot head who's been on his ass the entire movie. 52:19.709 --> 52:22.352 [SPEAKER_03]: He's just like, I don't care, I'm fucking shooting you anyways. 52:22.392 --> 52:38.770 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay, so if Adam Sandler does not lock them in this little corridor between the bulletproof screen or glass door and actually exiting the pawn shop or jewelry shop he's got, it actually just watches the game with the fellas. 52:39.150 --> 52:40.251 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't think you could trust that guy. 52:40.431 --> 52:41.192 [SPEAKER_03]: Okay, I was a maniac. 52:41.212 --> 52:44.075 [SPEAKER_03]: They're like, I already elbowed him in the throat like nine times. 52:44.256 --> 52:45.517 [SPEAKER_06]: That's a hindsight, right? 52:45.537 --> 52:48.400 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, it's like, what the other option is, 52:48.380 --> 53:10.506 [SPEAKER_06]: hey can i order some pizza let's just watch this game i got one point two million dollars possibly ran this game if i win you guys are taking care of i'm taking care of and let's just move on from there we'll never do with each other again i understand it's thinking with it because first of all he knows that they now know where julia's going so he's trying to protect julia and his bed all he needs is like fifteen minutes from that he's she's got a chopper 53:10.486 --> 53:30.115 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, that's true, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah 53:30.095 --> 53:33.661 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, I can't get you out of my mind once you come up in my room. 53:33.761 --> 53:41.714 [SPEAKER_03]: I've got a chef coming But that meant the irrational confidence of those types game of numbers for a guy like that Yeah, I want you from the helicopter here. 53:41.754 --> 53:42.435 [SPEAKER_07]: How you doing baby? 53:42.655 --> 53:47.162 [SPEAKER_07]: I can't get you out of my mind You're hot, baby. 53:47.182 --> 53:48.525 [SPEAKER_07]: You're definitely hot. 53:48.545 --> 53:50.668 [SPEAKER_07]: Listen, what are your body on the Celtics? 53:50.800 --> 53:51.761 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm gonna see you. 53:51.781 --> 53:53.403 [SPEAKER_07]: Are you gonna see it? 53:53.423 --> 53:53.824 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 53:53.844 --> 53:54.525 [SPEAKER_07]: What's going on there? 53:54.545 --> 53:56.007 [SPEAKER_07]: That one's going to help. 53:56.027 --> 53:56.948 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, come on, man. 53:56.968 --> 53:57.709 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, be honest. 53:57.729 --> 53:58.610 [SPEAKER_01]: He missed a shot. 53:58.690 --> 53:59.752 [SPEAKER_07]: He missed a shot. 54:00.072 --> 54:01.554 [SPEAKER_07]: I have a great idea up ahead. 54:01.694 --> 54:02.135 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm okay. 54:02.175 --> 54:02.635 [SPEAKER_07]: What's up? 54:02.655 --> 54:04.017 [SPEAKER_07]: I like you to come off the microphone. 54:04.037 --> 54:04.818 [SPEAKER_07]: I heard the chef. 54:05.099 --> 54:06.160 [SPEAKER_07]: I mean, Pet Tau said, yeah. 54:06.200 --> 54:06.681 [SPEAKER_07]: I got you. 54:06.701 --> 54:07.241 [SPEAKER_07]: It's gorgeous. 54:07.902 --> 54:08.403 [SPEAKER_07]: Best views. 54:08.903 --> 54:10.405 [SPEAKER_07]: Maybe I'll get you a spoon more than that. 54:10.425 --> 54:10.906 [SPEAKER_05]: Thank you. 54:11.126 --> 54:11.687 [SPEAKER_07]: I love it. 54:11.707 --> 54:12.208 [SPEAKER_07]: All right. 54:12.228 --> 54:12.849 [SPEAKER_03]: I'll see you there. 54:12.969 --> 54:15.492 [SPEAKER_05]: Okay. 54:15.472 --> 54:35.218 [SPEAKER_06]: the irrational confidence of thinking that he could like just land Julia just be like fight just being like yeah you want to come on over like I love the guys like that uh given their age yeah of course they're you know rich is all heck but as long as they got a good tan and some weight teeth then they think they're got game they're in there could have never been yeah 54:35.198 --> 54:45.775 [SPEAKER_03]: I always feel really bad for girls that actually like watching sports like I think I think it's highlighted in that moment was like she's locked into the game and this guy like comes in and he's like oh what are you watching the Celtics? 54:46.015 --> 54:57.814 [SPEAKER_03]: oh yeah they're winning that's good yeah so why don't mean you get a drink like just constantly like can't let them focus on the game like it's hard out there for hot girl sports fans sometimes you know what I mean 54:57.794 --> 55:00.801 [SPEAKER_03]: This fucking movie just let me take out to figure this game out. 55:00.841 --> 55:15.212 [SPEAKER_03]: She's like my whole life is on the line plus this guys I mean the thing of that's well about that bet for him is especially once he locks them in is he's got to know like my life is on the line with this If I lose this bet these guys are shooting me for sure so he knows that so this is a little 55:15.192 --> 55:32.879 [SPEAKER_03]: literally a life or death bent right here see my personality would would have had them watching with me in the most comfortable setting I can make them have no you can't trust that guy though, and they wanted to get out so they could chase her down and then who knows what like probably still I mean if you were to sit here and I'm about to win 1.2, but I owe you 300 grand. 55:33.180 --> 55:34.602 [SPEAKER_06]: I'll give you five 55:34.582 --> 56:02.479 [SPEAKER_03]: plus 200,000 bucks right and what's wild is he hits the bet and it doesn't matter anyways because this fucking hot head ends up killing him the second he gets out there and the shock of that moment it's one of those rare movie moments where they don't amplify it with the effects the sound that they just start playing that gentle music the same like cosmic music they've been playing out and it just happens it doesn't they don't slow it down 56:02.459 --> 56:22.683 [SPEAKER_03]: He just hit someone shot and he starts like robin everything in the store and everything and he just starts going forward with it And you're taking back by it being like what are you doing now you can't catch that bed in your hot headed asshole mentality Just room this opportunity to cash out because you just kill the guy who has the winning ticket How are you gonna get that money now and they don't slow it down? 56:23.124 --> 56:28.050 [SPEAKER_03]: They don't have any extra added stings or nothing or like different change in music. 56:28.230 --> 56:30.593 [SPEAKER_03]: There's two other scenes I can think of 56:30.573 --> 56:33.060 [SPEAKER_03]: that do a dramatic death scene like that. 56:33.421 --> 56:37.331 [SPEAKER_03]: There was the departed when Leo gets shot at the elevator. 56:37.351 --> 56:38.093 [SPEAKER_03]: That one, yeah, yeah. 56:38.434 --> 56:41.242 [SPEAKER_03]: Just so he gets shot out of the elevator and it's just like, what the fuck? 56:41.262 --> 56:45.413 [SPEAKER_03]: And then there was that movie about Osama bin Laden where what was a zero-dark 30? 56:45.734 --> 56:46.135 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh yeah. 56:46.115 --> 57:13.472 [SPEAKER_03]: Where they do that scene and that one I think was like done real well too because it was like that is what it would feel like it wouldn't be this dramatic Like oh my god, there he is just like suddenly pops out like it just happened so quick and it's just like they don't change the sounds or nothing So there's an effectiveness doing it that way has but I do think maybe this one they could have had it a little something to it because it happens so shockingly and you're just like what did you do? 57:13.823 --> 57:20.530 [SPEAKER_04]: What'd you do like what you fucked up everything now everybody loses alternate endings I don't care for those much. 57:20.590 --> 57:21.952 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't I don't put those on. 57:22.052 --> 57:25.015 [SPEAKER_06]: I watch my movie and that's it However it ends it ends for me. 57:25.435 --> 57:37.568 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, but I think the ultimate ending for me would have been and I'm salar having these guys Sit there with them in the confines of his well, yeah, that's that's less fun though That's less exciting if they were all all of a sudden. 57:37.608 --> 57:41.552 [SPEAKER_03]: I'd be like are they all friends now like what's the deal like you know what I mean? 57:41.532 --> 57:48.425 [SPEAKER_06]: And guess what, here's the question, did those guys make out more in what they stole from Adam from what he owed them? 57:48.706 --> 57:52.693 [SPEAKER_03]: I think now they're definitely going to get arrested because they definitely got cameras and shit on that place. 57:52.713 --> 57:53.335 [SPEAKER_03]: Like there's no way. 57:53.395 --> 57:54.036 [SPEAKER_03]: And they're sure. 57:54.056 --> 57:55.338 [SPEAKER_03]: And they all know who those guys are. 57:55.378 --> 57:57.202 [SPEAKER_03]: Those guys have been hasting that place for a while. 57:57.222 --> 57:58.805 [SPEAKER_03]: So those guys got to run a fucking Mexico. 57:58.845 --> 58:00.328 [SPEAKER_03]: They got to have a fucking whole plan at this. 58:00.348 --> 58:01.971 [SPEAKER_03]: I bet you they destroyed those cameras, though. 58:01.951 --> 58:03.954 [SPEAKER_03]: I would, whatever, I absolutely would. 58:04.014 --> 58:05.916 [SPEAKER_03]: Anybody that's been associated with that. 58:06.097 --> 58:07.599 [SPEAKER_03]: Julia's got to know who those guys are. 58:07.819 --> 58:11.003 [SPEAKER_03]: Which, by the way, who's the one person that fucking wins in all this? 58:11.244 --> 58:14.308 [SPEAKER_03]: Julia, Julia, and Julia with all the money. 58:14.328 --> 58:15.510 [SPEAKER_06]: Julia, Julia, Julia, Julia. 58:15.530 --> 58:16.852 [SPEAKER_03]: Julia ends up with all the money. 58:16.912 --> 58:18.934 [SPEAKER_03]: Remember that, yes, I do, and yes, I do. 58:19.115 --> 58:20.837 [SPEAKER_06]: Julia, Julia wins in the end. 58:20.817 --> 58:26.323 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't like the non-finality of these movies sometimes, where just, but this is finished, finished me off. 58:26.383 --> 58:28.365 [SPEAKER_06]: I want to see what finalized everything for me. 58:28.485 --> 58:37.615 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm actually okay with it, because this movie had dark undertones and a movie about these kind of subjects, almost needs to have like a dark ending. 58:38.255 --> 58:41.238 [SPEAKER_03]: And even then you feel like it's not going to. 58:41.659 --> 58:46.544 [SPEAKER_03]: It's hard to take in the moment like when you first see it, like, oh, he finally did it and they fucking shot him. 58:46.684 --> 58:47.645 [SPEAKER_03]: They didn't give us enough of that. 58:47.805 --> 58:48.826 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, he finally did it. 58:48.846 --> 58:50.368 [SPEAKER_03]: It was bang, bang. 58:50.348 --> 58:51.269 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, that was it. 58:51.490 --> 58:52.230 [SPEAKER_03]: I know that's what I mean. 58:52.251 --> 59:12.998 [SPEAKER_03]: Like it happened so quickly and like so sudden the dark tenure of the movie and like the tone of like what the movies about like this is How these movies end the same thing about movies like a drug dealer who has like a whole like Huge large spin at it like Scarface or something like all those movies always end 59:12.978 --> 59:14.761 [SPEAKER_03]: with them in the dirt. 59:15.002 --> 59:20.391 [SPEAKER_03]: And it's just kind of like the way that how we lived, you knew this is how it was going to go down. 59:20.772 --> 59:22.916 [SPEAKER_03]: Like he has too many guys trying to chase him down. 59:22.956 --> 59:25.441 [SPEAKER_03]: He has too many people that he owes money to. 59:25.781 --> 59:27.865 [SPEAKER_03]: He's got his hands and too many pots. 59:28.283 --> 59:40.861 [SPEAKER_03]: try to do too many things with his charm but not actually with his money and this was bound to happen so it actually I think is a fitting end as dark, sudden and like heart-wrenching as it is to see it play out that way. 59:41.421 --> 59:51.135 [SPEAKER_03]: The only thing I hate is that Julia ends up with a big big in the end and it almost is like you need a girl that's like as just stupidly devoted like that's like make the bet in the first place. 59:51.115 --> 01:00:00.466 [SPEAKER_03]: A lot of girls like with like a smart says would just be like, wait, you want me to run to the casino and put 165 grand on this three-way parlay? 01:00:01.187 --> 01:00:07.954 [SPEAKER_06]: She went for somebody who I thought was, you know, a red flag and somebody you'd want to, you know, have to stop with a weekend. 01:00:08.395 --> 01:00:12.960 [SPEAKER_06]: But the way she made that bet happen, you know, even though it didn't turn out for him's favor. 01:00:13.541 --> 01:00:13.921 [SPEAKER_06]: You know what? 01:00:14.542 --> 01:00:15.483 [SPEAKER_06]: I got, I got a giver. 01:00:15.623 --> 01:00:17.325 [SPEAKER_06]: I got to give it up to her. 01:00:17.305 --> 01:00:30.180 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, she really turned me around on my opinion about her and she made it happen So I want to know what she did with the money start a whole new life wherever the fuck she was Yeah, she's millionaire now run away from this city So here's a thing though. 01:00:30.441 --> 01:00:37.609 [SPEAKER_06]: She puts the bet in obviously she's got a sign for it And also she got taxed on that not Adam As she put it under Adam's name. 01:00:37.629 --> 01:00:38.630 [SPEAKER_06]: What if it was under Adam's name? 01:00:38.650 --> 01:00:42.655 [SPEAKER_03]: I think it was was I don't know wait No, because she could tax from putting a bet down like that 01:00:42.871 --> 01:00:45.940 [SPEAKER_03]: I mean, yeah, you don't just get it right away with the money. 01:00:45.960 --> 01:00:47.464 [SPEAKER_03]: Of course, you can never just get the money. 01:00:47.825 --> 01:00:54.163 [SPEAKER_03]: There's always somebody up in the corporation of the government that has to get a little cut because they had something to do with a KG bet, right? 01:00:54.278 --> 01:00:58.041 [SPEAKER_03]: Let me, uh, go ahead and do a segment that I like to call. 01:00:58.282 --> 01:00:59.883 [SPEAKER_03]: Let's clean off the note sheet. 01:01:00.483 --> 01:01:07.750 [SPEAKER_03]: This where I like to look at the notes that I have and just see what final notes I have that I might have missed throughout. 01:01:08.170 --> 01:01:08.591 [SPEAKER_03]: That's true. 01:01:08.891 --> 01:01:19.520 [SPEAKER_03]: So the moment when he's watching the first big game that he put a bet on and then he goes to like, put his son to sleep and it comes back and his wife's got some stupid fucking housewife show on. 01:01:19.600 --> 01:01:21.822 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah, I love that seat. 01:01:21.842 --> 01:01:23.644 [SPEAKER_03]: Well, it's been sleeping. 01:01:23.624 --> 01:01:34.741 [SPEAKER_03]: They want to get back there and then his wife's change a channel to some fucking bullshit reality housewives shit I was like this is first of all. 01:01:34.781 --> 01:01:35.602 [SPEAKER_03]: This is relatable. 01:01:35.922 --> 01:01:47.640 [SPEAKER_03]: You got a game on and then like you leave the room and then your girl takes over the remote or something And they always want to put on this What fucking reality housewife shit and if you had a money on the game that he did just get to be like 01:01:48.228 --> 01:01:50.591 [SPEAKER_03]: Can we just, can we get a pack, I don't know, yeah. 01:01:50.952 --> 01:01:54.918 [SPEAKER_03]: And the Dean of Man's L, she has such a good, like, I'm frustrated face. 01:01:55.639 --> 01:02:03.090 [SPEAKER_03]: But with it, in this case, it's just like, yeah, this guy, your face is absolutely right to be as frustrated as possible with the way this guy's dealing. 01:02:03.310 --> 01:02:06.575 [SPEAKER_03]: And then she throws the remote at him, like, fucking watch his stupid game. 01:02:06.755 --> 01:02:08.818 [SPEAKER_06]: When the reality, he was very successful in his life. 01:02:09.099 --> 01:02:10.020 [SPEAKER_06]: Just be his business. 01:02:10.040 --> 01:02:12.143 [SPEAKER_06]: He could just be watching the shows with her. 01:02:12.646 --> 01:02:13.368 [SPEAKER_06]: Let it good life. 01:02:13.548 --> 01:02:19.582 [SPEAKER_03]: Maybe, I mean, if you didn't bring the bedding into it, it's hard to say, but like, how is a couple cars? 01:02:20.083 --> 01:02:20.945 [SPEAKER_06]: Two places. 01:02:21.566 --> 01:02:21.987 [SPEAKER_06]: Two places. 01:02:22.488 --> 01:02:28.883 [SPEAKER_03]: And then I just wanted to call out the appraisal game as bullshit. 01:02:29.352 --> 01:02:34.837 [SPEAKER_03]: The whole appraisal game where they're like, this thing is worth because there's that scene when then he goes to like the auction. 01:02:35.397 --> 01:02:41.483 [SPEAKER_03]: And he thinks his rock might be worth close to a million and then they appraise it as like, what like 150 to like 250. 01:02:42.444 --> 01:02:44.185 [SPEAKER_03]: And he's just like, are you fucking kidding me? 01:02:44.606 --> 01:02:49.070 [SPEAKER_03]: And it's like, this is why I don't trust any this jewelry art any of this. 01:02:49.130 --> 01:02:58.498 [SPEAKER_03]: It's like, something is worth as much as some random guy who had like a fucking thing who was like looking at it like, oh, yeah, you know what this worth that? 01:02:58.478 --> 01:03:01.017 [SPEAKER_03]: That's the guy who decides how much something is worth. 01:03:01.702 --> 01:03:03.797 [SPEAKER_03]: You know, BD is in the eye of the B holder. 01:03:04.975 --> 01:03:06.437 [SPEAKER_06]: which is also the appraiser. 01:03:06.697 --> 01:03:12.924 [SPEAKER_06]: So it makes these people the professionals to say, hey, my hard-fought Opel. 01:03:13.344 --> 01:03:16.828 [SPEAKER_04]: I spent a hundred grand to get people for my VIP and I'll get that to me. 01:03:17.108 --> 01:03:24.176 [SPEAKER_03]: These random people like that, we just decide are the dividers of like the worth and be like, I mean, Mona Lisa is not that good looking. 01:03:24.376 --> 01:03:25.398 [SPEAKER_06]: She's not pretty. 01:03:25.638 --> 01:03:28.301 [SPEAKER_03]: I think that one's a more about the story of how they got the one. 01:03:28.321 --> 01:03:28.701 [SPEAKER_03]: I don't know. 01:03:28.721 --> 01:03:29.242 [SPEAKER_03]: It doesn't matter. 01:03:29.342 --> 01:03:31.064 [SPEAKER_06]: It doesn't be some more to me. 01:03:31.104 --> 01:03:33.126 [SPEAKER_06]: I would never put that painting up in my house. 01:03:33.106 --> 01:03:36.913 [SPEAKER_06]: Even if it was the version maybe I would, but I don't think you would. 01:03:36.993 --> 01:03:39.777 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, like, Banksy, Banksy is another guy. 01:03:39.818 --> 01:03:44.125 [SPEAKER_06]: Like, his story, you know, adds to his value of his artwork. 01:03:44.425 --> 01:03:45.307 [SPEAKER_06]: And what are diamonds? 01:03:45.487 --> 01:03:47.811 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, diamonds is just like golden silver. 01:03:48.032 --> 01:03:50.776 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, it's just, it's a commodity. 01:03:51.237 --> 01:03:52.920 [SPEAKER_06]: And somebody put a price point on it. 01:03:53.137 --> 01:03:54.881 [SPEAKER_03]: You know the fuck are you to say that? 01:03:54.961 --> 01:03:56.885 [SPEAKER_03]: Oh, what cuz you studied gym school? 01:03:57.446 --> 01:04:10.993 [SPEAKER_03]: I'm just saying it feels like a racket We're like you could just call yourself a professional and determine you could tell me this like fake Gem is worth like one million and because you said it now it is like I don't know I don't buy into the whole racket 01:04:10.973 --> 01:04:14.199 [SPEAKER_03]: I think you're all full of shit and guys like Adam over here. 01:04:14.540 --> 01:04:29.587 [SPEAKER_03]: How we sell like Adam seller He's got to pay the price because this is his business that he's been put all this into You got these Ethiopian warriors shipping that shit over and now he's got to get 150k when he how do you got a million Fuck you duck. 01:04:29.607 --> 01:04:33.374 [SPEAKER_03]: I love the bar when he calls out doc rivers everybody's like fuck you doc. 01:04:33.675 --> 01:04:35.057 [SPEAKER_03]: That was your fault 01:04:35.695 --> 01:04:40.109 [SPEAKER_09]: And another, and another, and shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot! 01:04:40.129 --> 01:04:41.815 [SPEAKER_09]: Fuck, yeah, shit, fucking doc! 01:04:42.798 --> 01:04:45.567 [SPEAKER_09]: Fucking throws rhythm off, he took the man in the gate! 01:04:46.128 --> 01:04:46.971 [SPEAKER_09]: Fuck man! 01:04:47.238 --> 01:04:48.660 [SPEAKER_06]: which, okay, this is my last note. 01:04:48.760 --> 01:04:51.805 [SPEAKER_06]: Hey, Doc Rivers, I only got to lose three of series twice. 01:04:52.306 --> 01:04:52.927 [SPEAKER_03]: Fuck. 01:04:53.648 --> 01:04:54.109 [SPEAKER_03]: Sorry. 01:04:54.129 --> 01:04:54.870 [SPEAKER_06]: I can call you out. 01:04:54.990 --> 01:04:55.912 [SPEAKER_03]: Here's my last note. 01:04:56.393 --> 01:05:04.686 [SPEAKER_03]: During that last game, he points at some fact guy that's sitting next to the bench because he's like talking shit to like, I feel the fucking meathead guy that like ends up shooting him. 01:05:04.966 --> 01:05:06.669 [SPEAKER_03]: He's like, is this one of your guys over here? 01:05:06.829 --> 01:05:11.777 [SPEAKER_03]: You fed mother fucker, you know, I just thought that and I was just like, you know, this is a real game. 01:05:12.398 --> 01:05:21.324 [SPEAKER_03]: That was an actual fan who was sitting outside who had to watch this movie because he was clearly like a Celtics fan I want to watch this movie. 01:05:21.344 --> 01:05:22.126 [SPEAKER_03]: It's about KG. 01:05:22.166 --> 01:05:25.716 [SPEAKER_03]: I love the Celtics and then he ends up watching that and he's just like 01:05:26.827 --> 01:05:29.832 [SPEAKER_03]: Fuckin' my catching strays dude. 01:05:29.852 --> 01:05:29.972 [SPEAKER_09]: Ha ha. 01:05:29.992 --> 01:05:30.613 [SPEAKER_09]: You're a ball. 01:05:31.294 --> 01:05:32.336 [SPEAKER_09]: You see that on the guy? 01:05:32.416 --> 01:05:32.977 [SPEAKER_08]: No, Bill. 01:05:33.537 --> 01:05:35.100 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you boys from Boston? 01:05:35.120 --> 01:05:36.883 [SPEAKER_08]: You got some boys in Boston? 01:05:36.903 --> 01:05:37.844 [SPEAKER_08]: You'll see you off the door. 01:05:37.864 --> 01:05:38.285 [SPEAKER_08]: Hang on. 01:05:39.166 --> 01:05:40.208 [SPEAKER_08]: This fucker. 01:05:40.228 --> 01:05:40.488 [SPEAKER_08]: Is that it? 01:05:40.508 --> 01:05:42.311 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you boys have back fuck? 01:05:42.331 --> 01:05:43.333 [SPEAKER_08]: Looks like you. 01:05:43.353 --> 01:05:44.474 [SPEAKER_08]: Looks like one of your boys. 01:05:45.055 --> 01:05:46.998 [SPEAKER_03]: I had, that was the best seats I've ever had in my life. 01:05:47.018 --> 01:05:49.663 [SPEAKER_03]: I ended up in a movie and Adam Salon's calling me fat. 01:05:49.703 --> 01:05:51.265 [SPEAKER_03]: Look the fuck. 01:05:52.375 --> 01:05:53.216 [SPEAKER_05]: That was an avid. 01:05:53.336 --> 01:05:56.060 [SPEAKER_03]: You thought the toughest shot was at Adam Taylor's head. 01:05:56.360 --> 01:05:58.343 [SPEAKER_03]: No, this is random fact guy that took a straight. 01:05:58.824 --> 01:05:59.605 [SPEAKER_03]: Sitting courts at. 01:05:59.925 --> 01:06:00.306 [SPEAKER_03]: All right. 01:06:00.806 --> 01:06:03.530 [SPEAKER_03]: I think we've circled this open enough. 01:06:04.031 --> 01:06:07.435 [SPEAKER_03]: That's the uncut gem from die-secty-day's perspective. 01:06:07.856 --> 01:06:08.677 [SPEAKER_03]: We dissected it. 01:06:09.218 --> 01:06:12.021 [SPEAKER_03]: Austin, thank you so much for joining for the very first time. 01:06:12.342 --> 01:06:13.303 [SPEAKER_06]: Thanks to Jonesy. 01:06:13.283 --> 01:06:14.144 [SPEAKER_06]: Hey, thanks for having me. 01:06:14.164 --> 01:06:16.367 [SPEAKER_06]: I know the sky has been putting on the work for many years. 01:06:16.467 --> 01:06:24.358 [SPEAKER_06]: I've always respected his podcast with Justin with, you know, Juan with Greg, you know, anybody else has been on the show. 01:06:24.759 --> 01:06:27.463 [SPEAKER_06]: Thanks for supporting the sky and f***ing hey, man. 01:06:27.683 --> 01:06:29.966 [SPEAKER_06]: Check us out next next time we put a video up there. 01:06:29.986 --> 01:06:33.351 [SPEAKER_03]: Let us know which movie you want us into jump on next. 01:06:33.702 --> 01:06:35.907 [SPEAKER_06]: Could that's the hardest part picking a fucking movie? 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