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Hey everybody, welcome to Jon D Podcast.

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I'm your host, Jon D Miller.

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Welcome to episode number 69 everybody, number 69, numero sesenta y nueve.

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In the old Espanol language, that's right.

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Mm-hmm.

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1,281 and going on 1,282 days now as I begin to record this of no booze.

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No booze, yeah.

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No booze.

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How are yees?

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How are yous?

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How are yalls?

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Everybody who listened to the last couple of episodes, 68 with Patrick McCarthy, 67

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with Daryl Purvis, 61 with Patrick Logan.

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All nice numbers.

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I know Patrick was back in February I think, something like that.

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But yeah, you guys are digging this guest thing and I get it.

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You don't want to sit here and listen to me prattle on about things, whatever they might

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be.

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But you know, that's okay and I understand that.

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But yeah, that was awesome.

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Great feedback, new subscribers, good listens, new social media followers.

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I don't, yeah.

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It was awesome.

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You need to check out, actually I was going to give you an update, Patrick McCarthy, who

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the storyboard animator from Family Guy, just released some of his initial looks at a project

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that he's been working on himself.

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It's his own idea.

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It's called Paraland and it's like a comedy fantasy animated show.

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And it looks really cool.

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And I'm very happy for him and a super cool dude.

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It was great to have him on.

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Check him out, Patrick McCarthy Animations.

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And now, as I said, here on episode 69, I'm here by myself, which is okay.

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I'm not really upset about it because I have several episodes of material, of content,

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if you will, that I need to go back over and sort of, you know, sort of re- talk about.

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I don't want to say loose ends or I don't know, some dangling participles, if you will,

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of stuff that I've talked about and I haven't been able to because I've done a couple guest

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episodes.

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And then of course, fully and admittedly, been like a month since last episode came

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out with Patrick McCarthy.

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Did that episode.

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I went on vacation.

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I came back.

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Did a show last week at a place called the Reveler Experiences in Richmond.

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The place is very eclectic, very oddly decorated inside, but it's really interesting.

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And Sammy Tamimi, my buddy Sammy, had me on the show and met some comics from DC.

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I hadn't met a new batch of them in a long time, which was actually pretty cool.

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Some of the up and comers, the ones who are working around because that's where I started.

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I knew a lot of people in the circuit up there back in the day when I started, which was

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late 90s, early 2000s.

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So that was really cool.

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Had a really good time.

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And then I turned around and went to a couple of open mics and ate shit.

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So I mean, that's comedy though for you.

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I was talking to a younger comic the other day.

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He's done really well sometimes, but he said the same sort of thing.

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He was talking, he was like, dude, I've just been, I have some shows I've been doing.

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I just crush it and other shows I don't.

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And I said, well, there's a whole myriad of reasons why you're not crushing it every single

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time.

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Now, a lot of that could be setting.

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It could be, I mean, what jokes are you doing?

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That would be the first one.

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But it just reminded me, I guess is my point is that that's how comedy is.

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It's cyclical.

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Like it goes up and down.

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You'll be crushing, crushing, crushing.

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And then you just have a bad show.

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It's like, boom.

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And then you kind of just start to build back up over time.

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And so I guess I was building to that show at Reveler and having a great time there,

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which I did.

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That place was amazing.

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Boom sound system.

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Really, it was actually really good.

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So I guess maybe that was my peak and then I would boom.

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And now I'm now I'm building back up.

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So been doing that and then work.

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So some of the stuff that I've talked about, though, and I got to touch on this is I had

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talked about Pauly Shore wanting to make a biopic of or he is making a biopic about

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Mr. Richard Simmons, who I've been a fan of since I was a kid.

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Never been an exercise kind of a guy.

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I actually it's funny here at 50 years old, I'm about the same body shape that I was when

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Anyways, I was good for a minute.

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I had I had about a decade.

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No, 20 years.

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But I did at one point in my 20s, man.

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And but I was always a fan of Richard Simmons, just him and the character.

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I don't know.

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I just thought he was a funny, funny person.

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Pauly Shore made the movie called The Court Jester, which was a short film.

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You could find it on YouTube called The Court Jester.

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Probably sure you're looking up.

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It's a bunch of places.

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I would, you know, hey, put a link in the show notes.

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I don't need to.

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You have the Internet.

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You're listening to this.

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You know what to do, which is a great film.

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I don't know if you've watched it or not, but it was actually really good.

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I don't want to give it away in case nobody's seen it.

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But if you have seen it, you'll agree.

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I really like the TV personality that they had somebody playing doing the character.

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It was really good.

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It like wasn't quite there, like as far as looks like it just resembled enough.

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But the impression was really good.

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I don't know who they had playing that TV personality, but their impression was that

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was pretty spot on.

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Since then, since I've last talked about it, there was the unfortunate passing of Mr. Richard

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Simmons, which sucks, right?

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He didn't want the movie made, but you know, they were going to make it anyways.

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But what an iconic person he was.

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I really want to see this movie even more now.

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So I don't know.

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I mean, he had protested the movie being made just the way other people did.

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For instance, Jim Carrey made Man in the Moon, right?

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When he was he was in that and the people who made that movie.

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People protested when they made Walk the Line, the Johnny Cash story from different places

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of day.

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It wasn't just his first wife who had said, oh, they portrayed her the movie terribly.

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People who the family of June Carter or people of, you know, other different things, people

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of, you know, Elvis, people who like Elvis were talking about how they play.

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They had them as a, you know, druggy or whatever.

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People are going to get upset whenever you make something.

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That's just the way it works.

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OK, anytime you make a movie about a famous person, I mean, they're making a movie about

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Ronald Reagan that NASCAR, my kid NASCAR nut that he is, informed me that Ty Gibbs is going

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to have an ad on his car for the for the Reagan movie coming up.

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I don't know when it's coming out, but they apparently it's called Reagan.

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They made it.

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That's imaginative.

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What they should call it is, well, I don't really know.

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It's my terrible.

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When I was a kid, I did a pretty decent Reagan impression because that's what that's how

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I that was my original standup was my dad and my mom.

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They were separated, but they had different, you know, different families, but are different

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places.

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But they would have parties.

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They would have people over and I would do like I would do like an impression or, you

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know, I would sit there and just.

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That was my that was where I first kind of started out doing jokes.

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But I'm just saying they're making a Ronald Reagan movie.

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I bet you.

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Well, I don't know.

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But I bet you money that there's going to be something in that movie.

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People who like or family of Ronald Reagan or whatever.

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I'm just saying could happen are going to go.

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No, this is not this is not the way it happened.

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This is not this is not appropriate or whatever.

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But my point is you're going to piss somebody off every time somebody makes a movie about

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someone.

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It's going to work.

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So rest in peace to Mr. Richard Simmons.

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I would like to see this movie and I think nobody is better to play Richard Simmons.

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Than Mr. Pauly Shore.

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OK, you have my blessing, Pauly.

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I of course, extending an invitation to you.

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You're not going to do it.

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But if you ever did, I'm telling you, man, I'd love to hear your side of it.

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What you think?

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I think Pauly Shore is going to do a great job.

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I know.

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Listen to me talking like I live in fucking Hollywood or some shit.

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Oh my God, Jon.

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I'm the only one guest that lives in L.A. and works in Hollywood type stuff.

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Anyways, I want to see that movie.

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All right.

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So I wanted to get to this.

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Speaking of Hollywood people passing away.

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One of my favorite comics and just I loved them on Big Bang Theory, of course, but I

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liked his stand up and all of his jokes from when I was a child.

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And that is Mr. Bob Newhart.

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I was extremely sad to hear about his passing.

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I liked Mr. Newhart's his material from when I was a kid.

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I liked his shows, both of them.

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First one, he played the psychiatrist.

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I saw that like in syndication.

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But I watched a lot of the one Newhart, the one where he had the what was it?

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A bed and breakfast?

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Is that what it was?

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And they had those guys, Larry.

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He's like, I'm Larry.

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This is my brother, Darryl, thats my other brother Darryl..

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I like I watch that a lot.

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I used to watch it like when it was airing.

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I know I'm that old.

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But also when I was a kid, I had gotten a copy of one of his records, some of his standup

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and his comedy where it was just him and he would do the phone conversations.

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And I advise you if you want to learn something about Bob Newhart, maybe you didn't know this

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about him.

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He actually had comedy shows he did.

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And he would do these one sided telephone conversations where it would be him and then

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he would talk so you could know what the other person on the other line, quote unquote, was

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And one of my favorites he ever did was the one where it's a it's a security guards first

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night on duty at the Empire State Building.

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And he has to call his boss at home on his first night and explain to

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him that there's a giant monkey climbing the side of the Empire State Building.

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Of course, that being King Kong.

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It's so good.

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Man, he talks about.

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"Yeah, I went and got a broom.

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I tried to push it out and push it out of there."

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It was pretty funny.

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And I really enjoyed those a lot.

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Rest in peace, Mr. Bob Newhart.

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Oh, I know.

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I loved his just his dry deadpan delivery.

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I'd be lying if I don't sometimes write a joke and think about, you know, I put a little

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bit of that Bob Newhart in there, you know, just a little.

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And anybody who's seen my comedy over the years, you might be there might be some jokes

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in there or you might see a little.

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I know I'm not trying to hack the dude, but I've gone back and listened to it over the

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years and I'm like, there's a there's a little bit of that.

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There's a little bit.

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So let's take a break.

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I don't know what the sponsors are going to be.

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There's supposed to be somebody else coming on board.

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It's a website company, not a website company.

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They're a website based company, web based company.

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No, it's not Amazon.

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They haven't gotten me all my information yet.

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I know this is the longest parlay into a commercial break.

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And welcome back to part two of episode 69 of Jon D Podcast.

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I'm your host Jon D Miller.

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So congratulations to George B from Gwinnett, Georgia, who what he did was he listened to

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the episode Hey George, what's up man?

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And he listened to the episode a solo episode.

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This does not count for guests.

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Okay.

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But if you find the show title in some way, wherever it is in the episode, put the minute

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mark send me an email jondpodcom at gmail.com.

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If you do that, and you're the first one to do it, or maybe I'll do a drawing.

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I did it last time when George did it.

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And I'm only doing one of these.

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So if you email and I don't, and you're not the first person, I'm not doing 100 of these

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fucking things.

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So as someone being what happened was George from Gwinnett, Georgia.

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And I asked him, I said, Can I say where you're from?

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And he said, You can say Georgia.

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And he said, No, you can say I'm from Gwinnett, Georgia.

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So he sent in the minute mark.

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And when he did that, I sent him a $10 gift card from Amazon.

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Yeah, he sent me his email address, blah, blah, blah.

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And it went through.

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I don't know what he bought with the $10 from Amazon.

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He says, I'm gonna buy something for his daughter.

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That's yours.

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Do with it as you will, George.

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Thanks for playing along.

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And participating, whatever the term is I'm looking for.

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Yeah, it's really cool.

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I kept telling people to do this.

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I don't expect to get it very much.

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But yeah, you can get a $10 Amazon gift card.

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Put the minute mark and shoot me an email jondpodcom at gmail.com.

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Title of the episode, not including guest episodes.

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If you're the first one.

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And the winner is, the only person.

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Yay.

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All right.

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Where am I going now?

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What else do I have to tie up here?

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So need to talk about this because it hasn't happened.

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Last time I talked about hockey, my NHL love my NHL.

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Last time I talked about it was with Darrell Purvis on episode 67.

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During the Stanley Cup final, which I predicted to go to Edmonton in seven games.

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That did not happen.

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It did go seven though.

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I thought I was going to actually call it completely correct for once.

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I didn't have the whole playoff tree exactly right.

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I did in the Eastern Conference, Western Conference.

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I did not.

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I have Vancouver instead of Edmonton.

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And then at the end I picked Edmonton going seven.

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It was three games to none.

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Florida was up.

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Edmonton won three games in a row and then got to game seven and just looked like they

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had literally nothing left.

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So I guess congratulations to the Florida Panthers.

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Congratulations to Matt W. who's a listener who wrote in.

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But yeah, they won.

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They got it.

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Bobrowski got it.

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Now he can be a Hall of Famer.

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A lot of people were mad because of Kachuk getting it, but there was players on both

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sides I wanted to see win it and players on both teams that I did not want to see win

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it.

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And you know, that just happens when you follow sports, you know, especially when you follow

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them and you know about players and you know about their past.

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You follow the game.

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You know what happens week to week, day to day, at least to a certain point, or you're

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going to form opinions of people.

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And animosity and dislike for certain players is going to happen.

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And that's definitely happened to me.

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And it's definitely happened to I think everybody.

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I don't care what the sport is.

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You could be watching pickleball.

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Oh my God.

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I don't like that lady.

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Yeah, she's always talking shit.

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It's the National Pickleball Championship on ESPN.

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Oh, Joe.

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But that was the longest from beginning day to ending day of the entire season, including

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playoffs.

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NHL history.

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Yeah, they didn't really take that much time off.

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I mean, I know there was some time in the playoffs, which I agree with doing that.

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They had a good almost solid week before the cup finals began.

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So cup final began.

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My kid was asking me the other day, actually, he was saying, Dad, you know, OV has 42 goals,

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42 goals short of Wayne Gretzky's record.

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He was saying like, do I think OV is going to break it this year?

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No, I do not.

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I think he'll break it next year.

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And then he's going to retire.

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Like literally, I was telling the kid, I think he's literally going to.

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I mean, it could be November.

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He's going to like, let's say he gets 30 this year and he's 13 to break it next season.

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And he's going to go out there.

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He's going to go out there and just whatever the number is, he's going to go tie it.

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He's going to get one more.

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And he's literally just going to take all of his shit off and just leave.

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I'm out of here, babes.

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Bye.

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But I don't think he's going to get this year.

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I think next year, he should already be there about to or broken it.

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So he goes, dude doesn't get injured very often.

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So I think the last thing I want to cover as far as going over some of the old stuff.

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Of course, one of my favorite things to talk about is Star Wars and the announcement, the

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official announcement was literally came out just a couple of days ago that the Acolyte

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season two not happening.

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I think it's been long enough.

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I can talk about this in an aspect of I'm not really trying to give any spoilers, but

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at the same time, I'm going to talk about it.

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It's been a while since the last episode actually came out and aired.

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You know, the Acolyte, I like some of what it was, but it didn't give much.

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Yes, some of the choreography and the fight scenes was crazy.

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And there was a bunch of stuff in there to like.

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My it just I don't know.

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It just sort of didn't have.

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I don't know, it never pulled me into it.

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But at the same time, there were things I liked and I would like to have seen another

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season.

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I would like to see the season two, especially at the end when they they teased Darth Plagueis

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and then now there's nothing.

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What the fuck?

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But I think it's sort of callous and short sighted of Disney, in my opinion, to have

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made this decision to cancel it now.

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I think they should do a second season because I watched eight goddamn episodes of that thing.

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That's the other part of it.

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I watched eight episodes.

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I don't know how long it added up to.

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I don't even care.

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It's eight episodes.

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The way it ended and everything.

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I would say the storyline, I give it an average score.

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I would say for the acting, I mean, there was there was some parts that I was like,

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Jesus, this is terrible.

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This is really, really fucking terrible.

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And then other times that was pretty good.

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That was all right.

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So I don't know.

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But now we don't get that.

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We don't get we won't get a Kenobi season two.

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I mean, if nothing else, if you're not if you're not tell the people, like, tell the

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people like, look, we might give you a second season on this.

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We may not.

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We don't know.

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So make it where we don't have to or something like don't leave people standing there looking

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at the sunset, holding hands with the bro, you know, and then something to come.

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You know what I mean?

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Just don't leave that there unless you plan to do something else.

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They did it with frickin what's it with Ray.

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They had her standing on Tatooine.

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Look at the sun.

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But they did it there with BB-8 hanging, chilling.

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And that was it.

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But they're making more Ray movies.

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Perfect.

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There you go.

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Don't give us these open ended series, these these things that happen and then and then

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just nothing.

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Oh, well, you're not getting to see how that ends.

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Right.

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I don't I don't like that.

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I'm not you know, I'm not Sheldon Cooper as far as my OCD goes.

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But this is going to bug me for a while.

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It's going to bug me about Disney doing this for a while.

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You know, they're the one who keeps starting these projects and then ending them because

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they're going they're going to shit.

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Like we were supposed to get Rogue Squadron.

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Never got that.

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You know, keep canceling all the stuff.

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We'll put people in there who fucking know what they're doing then.

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I don't know what I'm so glad they put Dave Filoni in charge of stuff.

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But he's trying to fix things.

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I don't I don't know why he decided.

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Did he make the decision to not move forward with the acolyte?

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He could fix it.

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Who owns the rights to this stuff?

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That's what I'm saying.

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They did all this stuff with the solo movie.

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You know, they took out those other two dudes and they put in Ron Howard.

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He took it over and you know, it came out all right.

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I love solo.

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That was a great movie.

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But yeah, but that was my opinion on the series.

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The acolyte.

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I'd like to have seen it turned into something else or at least another season.

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Come on.

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Now we're just SOL.

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I feel like, you know, at first I was excited about Disney taking over because they're making

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things and I'm still excited about that in many aspects.

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But the way that they're starting to do things now, they put things out and they take it

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away like it's a major, you know what I mean?

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Where's the fucking night court of your TV of your series?

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Disney?

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Where's the ones that are not necessarily as big as your main ones?

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You know, these other shows, maybe.

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But the ones that are still known and they're still good, but maybe they're not as popular

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as other ones are.

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Where's the night courts?

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It's like you're not even trying.

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Maybe the feedback was just that harsh.

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I don't know.

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Maybe somebody was getting threats or I don't know.

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I know Star Wars fans shouldn't be doing that, but you know, people take their shit

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pretty seriously.

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I've seen I've seen people get into physical altercations over Star Wars stuff.

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I'm not even going to lie.

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I was at a party one time and these two dudes, I don't know what the fuck they were arguing

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about.

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It started as a Star Wars thing and ended up being a physical altercation.

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That's not punching though.

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They were Star Wars nerds.

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They were just kind of, but yeah, you know, what are you going to do?

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You know, with Kenobi, we did know there was supposed to be a limited run series, but and

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then social media took over and the general public kind of took over and they said, no,

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you should make more of these.

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And they were like, well, we hadn't really planned on it.

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We only meant to do the six things.

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And then, you know, and then actors in this, you know, people start going, I'll do it again.

491
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I'll come back.

492
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I'll come back.

493
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Yeah.

494
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I got you.

495
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McGregor's like, yeah, I'll do it.

496
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I would have liked to see, for instance, I would like to see Kenobi go off with Qui-Gon

497
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Jin and then when he's with the, he's doing the ghost stuff.

498
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That'd been cool.

499
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Like he didn't stay with God.

500
00:22:51,960 --> 00:22:53,160
I want to see what happened.

501
00:22:53,160 --> 00:22:56,200
How did he age so much in 20 in 10 years?

502
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Right.

503
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Cause you got to admit you and McGregor at the end of, you know, Kenobi, I get it.

504
00:23:02,480 --> 00:23:03,640
They tried to age him a little bit.

505
00:23:03,640 --> 00:23:07,560
He did age a little bit, but he's only, he's got to, he's got what?

506
00:23:07,560 --> 00:23:12,600
10, 12 years before he's got to come back looking like an old weak dude.

507
00:23:12,600 --> 00:23:14,000
What the hell happened to Obi?

508
00:23:14,000 --> 00:23:16,520
Did he party himself into looking like that?

509
00:23:16,520 --> 00:23:17,520
Cause that'll happen.

510
00:23:17,520 --> 00:23:18,520
That'll happen.

511
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You know, I'm just saying, I'm not sure how I can explain it better than that.

512
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I just, I know that some people, when they go out and they do the heavy stuff a lot,

513
00:23:28,040 --> 00:23:29,040
it, you know, it'll age them.

514
00:23:29,040 --> 00:23:32,040
That'll age them a little bit.

515
00:23:32,040 --> 00:23:33,040
All right.

516
00:23:33,040 --> 00:23:34,040
I guess we'll see what happens.

517
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I guess we'll see what happens.

518
00:23:35,040 --> 00:23:36,040
All right.

519
00:23:36,040 --> 00:23:37,040
I guess that's all for now.

520
00:23:37,040 --> 00:23:38,040
We'll see.

521
00:23:38,040 --> 00:23:40,520
If you got any opinions about that, let me know.

522
00:23:40,520 --> 00:23:41,520
Okay.

523
00:23:41,520 --> 00:23:42,520
Yeah.

524
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Leave, leave a comment, whatever.

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If you liked the episode, make sure you like, subscribe, download, tell your friends, leave

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528
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I gotta get going though.

529
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All right.

530
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Don't forget our, your charities.

531
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Okay.

532
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Or our charities, the charities that we support.

533
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Many school-aged children are in situations where the best meal of the day for them comes

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Yeah.

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So no kid hungry.

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Wounded warrior project.

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The brave men and women who have served our country deserve the best care we can give

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543
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Some of them have wounds that are external and or internal that they might need help

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Check out those charities if you can.

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You're probably going to have to be getting that while it's still less.

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All right.

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I guess that's it.

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This has been episode 69 numero sesenta y nueve of Jon D  podcast.

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I've been your host, Jon D Miller.

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All right.

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Take care of yourselves, take care of each other.

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