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Join master of menacery Mark Maloney and the OG guy being dude Aidan Maloney as they explore

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movies, music, food and nightlife on the Mark Mo show. With segments like you just made the list,

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Carpe DM and the 15 each episode is loaded with shenanigans, tomfoolery and chaos. We hope you

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enjoy the show. What's up everyone welcome to season one episode five of

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the Mark Mo show. My name is Mark Maloney. Hi, I'm your host along with AK219's very own

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Aidan Maloney. Aidan how are you? Beautiful. It's beautiful outside, beautiful outlook for the weekend.

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Fake spring number one. Fake spring number one that's right. I'm hoping it leads smoothly into

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real spring because usually when it's fake spring we usually get hit with like negative temperatures

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a couple days down the road or like half a foot of snow. Exactly. Yeah, I'm hoping to avoid that

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because this fake spring has really really gotten my hopes up. Feeling the sunshine on my skin is

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just there's nothing like it. You know? Well yeah, and you do a lot of work outdoors so that must

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been pleasant today. Very pleasant. Very remarkably pleasant and it's just it's a good day for a

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weekend. Every day is a good day for a weekend so I'm very excited and especially because it's

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episode five and five is a nice round number almost half of it's half of a nice round number.

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It is half of a nice round number which is very exciting. It's one more than four so

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that's very true. Exactly. We level up every episode and it seems like your vocal chords

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level down every episode. For those of you not in the know. Sorry to call you out. I

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know no that's okay and it's a little bit of foreshadowing because I haven't talked about my

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radio show yet but I produce a radio show locally here in the Midwest and it's called

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After Hours. It's got a lot of Celtic punk and and alt music and things like that. Good stuff. Good

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stuff. I have had an A.I. DJ that I created to do my shows the last three weeks. A little text

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to speech kind of kind of vibes. Yes, yep. Very good. And she's done a great job. She might be

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hired full time. We're gonna have to see how this goes. But my my okay I guess it's best to start

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this way. I some respiratory thing was going around the area and I picked it up. I got it

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and that was a few days or whatever but instead of it getting better it kind of got worse and I'm

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like what the heck's going on. Well turn into full blown bronchitis and you can't do anything for that.

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You have to let bronchitis run its course and that's usually seven to ten days. So that ran its

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course. I had like more mucus than anything that has mucus on this planet. There's that one weird

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sea urchin thing that's like full of mucus. I'm sure if you google it you can figure it out. The only

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thing coming to mind is the blobfish but that literally just looks like mucus in the harness.

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It really does. In a way. It really does. It's terrifying. And so I was the globfish for about

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ten days. So that starts clearing up and I'm like oh thank god you know we're at the tail end of this

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thing and all of a sudden my throat just like starts killing me and I'm like okay that sucks.

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And I think sore throat what's next but nothing's next is sore throat day two. Sore throat day three.

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I'm like what the hell and it's it's kind of weird because most sore throats are up kind of

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closer to the mouth. Right. And it gets kind of red. Mine is like down below the Adam's apple.

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Sorry for all these technical terms. Right. But it's kind of down there and like if I gently press

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on it it like hurts like hell. So I'm like oh okay that's kind of where the vocal cords are. So

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I'm sure I've messed that up. Yeah if we have any WebMD armchair doctors out there that want to scare

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us a little bit. Sure. We just know what's going on. If I have some debilitating disease I'm going

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to die tomorrow let me know. Right. That would really that'd be some important information

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most definitely but at any rate you know we produce new content weekly on all podcast platforms

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and YouTube and we also have some one-off interviews coming your way. We just did one with YMCA. You

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can catch that on the podcast and podcast platforms and YouTube as well. It was a really great interview

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so check it out on heart health and all kinds of other good stuff. And if you like the Mark

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Mo Show check out After Hours something we just talked about. You can catch that on the stream

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at WVLP.org or the Tune In app on your handheld device and it is Caltech Punk and Alt Rock and all

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that. And if you're local you can catch it Tuesday nights at 9 p.m. central and Friday at 4 p.m.

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central. And even if you're not local that's when you can catch it on the stream or the Tune In app

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very true as well. Time is relative. Time is time is relative and and they told me there'd be no

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math. Right. And nor would we be trying to figure out times and time zones and and and work with

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my vocal cords here folks. This reminds me there was back when we had quiz time on AK-219 and one

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of Kevin's questions to me was how many time zones are there on the globe and I just looked at

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and I was like 24. Right. He was like oh how did you get that so fast. I'm like oh Kevin how many

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hours are there in a day buddy. And he was like oh my gosh that makes a lot of sense. I'm like yeah

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yes or it does. Speaking of that catch out our our guy Kevin and a lovely guy's being dudes

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AK-219 good stuff there. Now we're going to get into something a little dangerous territory

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just a little bit you know some some danger almost like flying is okay that's all foreshadowing

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there. We're largely in a political zone. We usually don't jump into this arena one way or the

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other because we just like to have fun but if we can have fun at their expense why the hell not.

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That's true poking and prodding does not you know it's a different plane. It is speaking of planes

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speaking of planes. I love it. We're killing it. We like to laugh and have fun and stare clear

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things like this but shits getting crazy folks and and I mean look Canadians are boing the

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U.S. national anthem at hockey games. Canadians what kind of rap bastards are we turning into

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the Canadians are booing us. It's devastating. It's devastating. I mean they're not booing me

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I haven't changed. That's true. They're not booing you. They're right. They're booing another asshole

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right and and his friends a group of assholes right that are causing havoc. A powerful group.

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A sadly sad sad but true. So speaking of those assholes the new administration here in America

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is in the first hundred days and so far it's gone as awfully as you think it could. We have a bunch

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of unqualified schmucks leading America's most important agencies. Speaking of schmucks Elon

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schmuck Gestapo boys are traipsing through the Social Security Administration and other agencies

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to discover gross overspending and corruption. Dead people are receiving benefits. Nope. Nope.

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Eight billion dollar oversight. No it was eight million. Right. Interesting. They've had cuts

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at the CDC the FDA. I just think it was today I heard NOAA and the weather agencies they cut

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there as well. Now we got viruses and diseases on the rise including avian flu which is affecting

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egg production causing the increase in guess what prices at the grocery store. How about that curious

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and on top of all that he's shredding independent oversight education and the FAA.

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So since taking over and removing hundreds of employees at the FAA air fatalities more than

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doubled. We have helicopters colliding with airliners on approach small planes colliding with other

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planes on the ground and TSP officials maintain their travel is vastly safer than traveling by

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automobile. Well yeah I mean people fly twice a year maybe. Right. And you drive every day.

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Right. It's numbers. It's a numbers game. That's true. It is a numbers game.

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Anyway consumer confidence in the airline safety has dipped from 71 to 64 percent

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and I took that from about three or four days ago so might even be worse now.

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Most recently Midway Airport a Southwest airline airliner was on approach and about to land

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and a small private jet right across. I saw that right across and the dude like saw it and at last

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second pulled back up pulled up hard. Yeah. And was able to avoid it. But you know when you start

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making a lot of cuts and there's firings and all these other things are uncertain and things that

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this shit happens. Yeah. So I would be very interested to hear your take on just shit that's

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going on. It's super disturbing. We've covered heavy the FAA the airlines the issues with that.

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And that's that's just disturbing. Right. Because in the US we don't have things like

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good public transit. We don't have that. We don't have trains that cross country bullet trains.

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No. We've got the Amtrak but that's pretty dog ass. Ancient. Yeah. So the only way to travel in the

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US reasonably speaking is by car or by plane. Yep. And internationally it's mostly by plane.

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Almost exclusively. So for that to take such a hard hit is really alarming for those who maybe

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have the means and willingness to per se move the fuck out. Right. Yeah. Somewhere else.

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Yeah. All of a sudden. Well hey seems like fatalities have doubled. Well that's not very

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inspiring of confidence for me to hop on an airplane. That's not good. So that's

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alarming. The fact that President Musk has now turned around and started tweeting. Oh hey we're

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pretty short on air traffic controllers guys. If you retired and want back in the game let us know.

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It's like first of all by law air traffic controllers are required to retire in the mid 50s

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because of the high pace high risk job. So you can't just rehire retired air traffic controllers.

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It was your dog shit that made them leave. Yep. So yeah no that's not going to cut it.

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Not at all. And you mentioned the I believe you mentioned social security.

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And the Social Security Administration beating meddled around in with these these teenagers.

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Yeah. It's it's so it's dystopian. Like it's weird seeing from you know down up all this

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craziness go on because the most recent example of behavior like this is from the 1930s in Europe.

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Yep. And getting to see it firsthand is really really alarming because what what the hell am I

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going to do. Right. Yeah for sure. So it's it's just one of those things where it's like well

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I mean I already don't participate in anything that could give these losers

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capital or value or oh sure increase the revenue streams at all but like besides that

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I told what do you do. There's not a lot and and you know you can exercise your amendment rights

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if as long as they're still there. Trump ignores them so I guess we can too. Yeah.

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But you can go out and hooting holler and carry a sign and do all that kind of stuff and look

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that's your you can do that that's your right. At the end of the day I'm not sure it moves the

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needle a lot. Right. So by all means do it if you want to do it but that that's not moving the needle.

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I'm not sure what does it know when you have almost 50 percent and I have to be careful to say

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voters not population right. Right. Because there's a lot of discontinental Americans that don't vote

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and they may be dumber than the dumb people that do vote by not voting. You have to vote.

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I don't care. It's especially when it comes to someone that is a fascist and a theocrat

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and you can't have someone like that running the show unfettered for the next two years.

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He's got Congress. He's got he's got everything. Right. So you have to be careful and say look

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it's about 50 percent of the voters people that actually go out and vote right. If you

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paid attention he actually had like four million fewer voters than he did the last time out.

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Right. And still won. So what happened to the 13 million voters that Joe got the last time that

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she didn't. I'm just saying that's kind of weird that all those people would be like I just don't

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care. Right. I'm going to sit at home. It's just I don't know. I have questions. That's all I'm saying.

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Yeah. I agree. It's just it really just kind of floors me that all those people be like no I'm

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I'm especially when earlier reports are like oh it's strong showing early voting was strong.

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It's like yeah where all those numbers go. Yeah. Was it due to the Russian bomb threats in

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the blue leaning areas. Was it due to Elon Musk's self admitted knowing a lot about the voting

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machines. That's right. Yeah. You know the biggest accusations are the biggest admissions for these

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people. So for sure you spend four years claiming a rigged election and then you go out and rig one.

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Yeah. Who's to say that's not a reality. Yeah. It's it's it's a problem. I'm just speculating.

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That's all we're doing. That's we have no proof of anything and we're not even I mean we're just

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kind of a brain that is storming here with you fine folks. It's just a shit show here

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from top to bottom and even though a lot of this is directly pointed at at clown shoes who's

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running the show right now. Along with musky musk you know the muskrat. There's a lot of

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blame to go around and you have to go look at all starts with the election and the other side just

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botched it just botched it and so you can sit there and be like oh I can't believe in this and

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that and the other and I'm like look at your own party man. Right. Look at your own party. They

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screwed the pooch. Joe should have stepped away six months earlier. Yeah. He should have stepped

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away six months earlier. He reminded me of grandpa Simpson. Right. Yeah. Yeah. It's like what are you

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doing. He's running for president again. Oh my god. Yeah. Just crazy shit. It's it's more on it.

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It's really more on it. Yeah. I and I've had that inkling too since 2015 when the DNC

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fucked Bernie Sanders out of the primary. Yep. That's that's when I stopped. That's when I stopped

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being a fan of that party because it's in your name. Democratic. Yeah. You should be excited to see

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you know tight primary races. Right. I mean people are thrilled to be out there voting.

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That's that should be what you want. Yes. Ever since then the excitement for getting out and

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voting especially amongst young voters is it's nowhere nowhere to be found. Yep. Yeah. They

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don't they don't care. And as I said when you're up against someone like Trump you have to vote

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anyway. You just have to do it. You can be mad. Be angry at things that happen but you can't let

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him happen. You can't let him happen. If the other candidate is a golden retriever. Woof. I am voting

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for that fucking dog. You can't let that fascist son of a bitch in there. You can't do it. And it's

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it's a real problem. And look it's America's always been about diversity even though they don't like

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that word. That's America. Sorry. And that's that's what it was founded on. So well not entirely but

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yeah. It's supposed to be the middle of that way. But it's supposed to be the melting pot. And it's

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supposed to be look you can be left of center. You can be center. You can be right of center.

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You know people are conservative and they have certain views on how business should be done

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and then people on the left and how government should help the people and things like and nobody's

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wrong. The just in the past is they always just found a way to work together to do shit. And that

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always kind of worked. And I always talk about a divide right. So take Congress for example. The

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aisle as I call it between the two parties has never been wider. Like I like back in the day

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you'd find Reagan or Bush or Clinton or any of them having lunch and dinners with a lot of guys

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from the other parties like well we got to get this through. What is it going to take.

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Right. Maybe it's a little pork a little fat whatever. Hey I need that bridge. OK. We're

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wolf. You know but that's just how government's done. And it always seemed to work until recently.

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And now it's not so much. Hey let's work together. It's hey you're the other guys. So fuck off.

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Sit there and watch us do shit. That's not that's not what this country is. Right. Not supposed

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to be. No. So it's a real problem. It's a real problem. And I don't know what the solution is.

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I've always thought the solution is a more than two parties. Yes that would help.

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More than two large parties because sure you can argue. Oh you've got the Libertarians and

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Green Party. No we really don't. There's like eight people. We really there's yeah that's not

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strong. There needs to be more than two parties. Election or voting day needs to be a national

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holiday. National holiday everybody should be home and everybody should be home to vote. Yep.

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And ranked choice voting first past the post always devolves into a two party system. It

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needs to be ranked choice voting. So if you agree with one politician slightly more than another

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slightly more than another you hate this person the most you can convey that accurately. Yeah.

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And your vote will be tallied as such where first past the post never allows that. That's

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interesting. Yeah. That's that's step one two and three in my personal opinion. Those are those

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and also term limits. Jesus Christ. There's no reason people should be running the country

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past the retirement age. No and once again we're not agist here. I'm sure we've got people well

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under their seventies or eighties that listen to the show and if we do thank you but in the same sense

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I took care of a father in his eighties and a mother in her eighties and Jesus Christ.

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I wouldn't want them they couldn't run their household. They sure are going to like run a

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district or be a senator but we've got these individuals that have been doing this shit for

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30 40 50 years. It's time to step aside. Right. It's time to step aside. So term limits are good.

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I think you know as it pertains to the House of Representatives I think fork in second of terms

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would be good. That's eight years. Right. And I think for senators to which would be 12. Right.

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I think that's that's good enough and then it gives you an opportunity to get different voice

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and their different thoughts and that sort of stuff and that's I think that's important in

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terms of once again in terms of democracy but you know you just get these people and they're

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wealthy and hey I'm running and then they sit on these seats for 40 years. Right.

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But that's that's not that's not good. Right. We need we need more Gen Z years and millennials

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and Gen Xers in politics because it's still once again no offense boomers loaded with boomers. Right.

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And time time has passed you by in terms of how this world works. And another alarming fact

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I'll I'll kind of end end my thought train on is the fact that in these elections it's somewhere

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between eight in 10 and nine in 10 of the winning politicians have a larger budget from corporate

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donors in their election fund. Yeah. So the ones that get paid off the most from big Corpo and

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billionaires eight to nine out of ten times are the winners. Yeah. That is remarkably alarming

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because who are they going to represent you. Nope. Or the big corporation that paid him

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ten million dollars. That's who. Food for thought. Food for thought. But at any rate

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thank you for your thoughts on that. And after this quick break. Carpe diem on the Mark Mo show.

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Hey we're back everybody and we are now into Carpe diem. That is you find folks out there in the

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world sending us your DMs. You can find us all over the socials a K two one nine Mark Mo show

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after hours. Hit us up with your DMs and we will read them on air. No matter how saucy they are

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we would prefer that obviously. Why if we're not and we'll answer your questions. We're not legally

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I'll look at it too. That's true. That's a good point. But we do enjoy answering them.

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Mm hmm. Indeed we do. Hey what do you got. I got a DM here from our boy Gumbo Slime.

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It seems like Gumbo has a new last name every week. Every week. Either that or there are several

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more Gumbo's. A lot of Gumbo's out there. Then I then I previously from the Gumbo clan. Yes.

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Yes. So like Gumbo maybe is the last name and I'm just reading them backwards. Yeah that's likely.

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Could whoops. Okay so Slime Gumbo asks if you were a hit man hypothetically what's your price.

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The price to take a life. I think I mean morally that's that's heavy right. Sure. Killing somebody.

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Logically I guess it depends on like is it a difficult target. Like are we talking like

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right. Of a politician celebrity celebrity or are we talking like Randy you know a couple

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blocks down the way. Right. Because then you're talking about getaway plans. You're talking about

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maybe moving country. If like you make the FBI's most wanted. You know if you're at that kind of

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risk. Maybe seven or eight figures. And then also the weight of knowing you killed somebody

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is really heavy to have to live with. Oh it is. So yeah maybe eight figures for me. Okay.

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Okay. I would think someone like a celebrity politician all that. Yeah that's about right.

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You're looking at probably upper seven figures. Yeah. At least because I'm going to have to go

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away for a while. Right. So I have to have enough to be comfortable for maybe many years. Right.

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Right. So that's that's what that would be. Make the Cayman Islands your new home. That's what I'm

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saying. Yeah. That's right. And you know if it's a rando. I don't know 50 grand. 50 grand. Maybe a

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hundo. Yeah I'm thinking a hundo maybe two hundo. Yep. Because I mean granted you're not going to

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have the same police or federal response. But you're still going to need therapy because you

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killed somebody. Probably. Ideally. Probably. So. Well here's here's something to consider.

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What if you do it. Guy gives you money. You're like okay I'm going to do this.

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You go and you do it. And let's say this rando lives by himself. He doesn't have kids. He

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doesn't have a family whatever. It's just a local scumbag. Right. Right. And you snuff him out. Done.

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Done. Get away scot-free. And let me throw this at you. Yeah. You find out you like it.

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That I was like you find out you like it. I was just thinking that you get such a rush

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and you got away with it. You got to be like I got to do that again. Yeah. You accidentally become

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a good hit man. Yeah. What if that happens. And I go like I think this might be a career path for me.

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Right. Serial killer for hire. That's yeah. Could be. I mean it's got to be a little

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tough thing to write on the resume. Right. Yeah. The business cards are going to be alarming.

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Yes. I'm a mechanic. Yeah. I fix problems. I eliminate the competition.

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It's lucrative but every subsequent hit brings you closer to justice. You'd imagine.

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You would think so. Unless you're the world's best criminal but. And that's possible. It's possible.

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I mean Trump said dumb ass. He's been getting away with it for 40 years. That's true. That's

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true. So maybe once you accumulate enough money to where the law is no longer applied to you

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as we know they don't. Right. Then it's not not a jwink way. Exactly. Let me donate to your kid's

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school play. Oh is that a hundred grand. Oh how'd that get there. So yeah count me in. Count me in.

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Count me in. Call me Tony Soprano. I'm down. A gentleman named Meat Man asks what's your favorite

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meat man. Oh I don't know if I really want Meat Man's meat but I am a I am a. Well hear me out.

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Hear me out. I am something of a meat man as in I enjoy meat man. I do too. I am not a vegetarian.

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I like vegetables but they they are they have their place and they're next to the meat on the

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plate. Correct. I enjoy I know I know posh I enjoy a filet filet mignon kind of mid rare

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really nice but that's one of those things you eat like once or twice a year. Yeah that's what I

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say that's kind of that's kind of boozy for you. Yeah that's boozy for you. That's like a once or

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twice a year kind of no doubt you splurge on. If we're talking regular I think a homemade burger

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a homemade burger is right up my alley fresh off the grill a couple slices of cheese on there

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build your own burger kind of station. Yep that's I love a good burger that's a good meat. I do too.

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Yeah then like roasted chicken roasted chicken is so easy to make you just need chicken and an oven

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and spices and some spices. Yeah don't over cook it right. Yeah burgers and roasted chicken.

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All right that's good. Yeah I'm a steak guy all the way. I don't care about the cut. I

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guess talk about boozy the tomahawk steaks. Big tomahawk guy. Huge fan absolutely huge fan I had

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it Ruth Chris Steakhouse in Chicago. Oh yeah and I ate it and I was like oh my god I've missed out

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on this my entire life. Can I get three more? It was great. So you have the steak on the poutine

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in Christmas. I did do that that was nuts. Those are just some small fillets that I happen to have

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and I'm like I'll put them on the grill because it was like a kind of a warm ish day. Yeah and I

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grilled those up seasoned them perfectly put it on poutine for most of you folks that know if you're

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French and or Canadian or French Canadian you obviously know what poutine is fries cheese curds

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gravy. Beautiful and you can add various accoutrements. Absolutely. To the uh it was poutine I had to

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kind of french that shit up. I had to frenchify it. Yeah you can add things to it that's really

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good. So I added the steak to the poutine and it was very good. I went to uh we did Christmas here

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it was like holy shit that's great awesome and then uh I had an extra pan went to a friend's house

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he's like hey you want to come over? Yep and he's a chef so I'm like oh man there's gonna be some

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yeah yeah some good eats here. You can talk about this. And uh so I kind of put it out there

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but there's so many other good things to eat nobody really touched the poutine until later

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in the evening the kids dug into it and they're like oh my god like what the hell is this this

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is amazing and then you know I didn't want to show up the chef but I was kind of like yeah that's

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my poutine. And then uh this one guy's wife I saw her like a week later she was like oh my god I

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took that to work for lunch it was so good. I'm like awesome I'm glad you liked it. So uh yeah

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so poutine man. Yes absolutely. Got all of it but yeah steak um and then fried chicken I haven't

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fried chicken in a while. Yeah. But I used to love to do it especially when you guys were kids.

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you didn't have your egg. Yeah. In your flour and then season the flour different ways. Sure.

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important thing to do is you really got to season the meat dredge flour dredge flour pan

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and that turns out to be good but then sometimes you could do different things with the two

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and then maybe the shelf life on that is like really shrinking. Yeah crunch them up

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crunch them up throw them in the flour. Right. You can you can definitely do that. It's like a

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panko. Uh I yep and I've done that with cheez-its before. Smart. You can smash those up so it's

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like a cheesy powder add that to the flour awesome stuff. Genius maneuvers. Yep so steak and fried

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chicken are like my two top things that I cook but also um are very good and that's you know

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that's a toot my own horde a rooty toot toot uh but I make a pretty uh damn good turkey on

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Thanksgiving. Oh true very true then the leftover is making the turkey sandwich uh with the gravy

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and potatoes. Oh dude you mix it all together like a bowl. Oh yeah like uh KFC's the bowl but

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you just do it with the Thanksgiving shit. Yep. Just stuffing in the great oh god it's nuts. I

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want it now. Yeah I know right. It's weird we only eat that food once a year. It's so awesome and

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it's like yeah just once a year that's it crazy Americans. The final question I received today

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from an old friend. KrippyGru. Kripp. You're on a 10 hour road trip you get three artists to listen

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to who you got. Three artists to listen to. Three artists. Okay I'm gonna I'm gonna be all over the

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board here. I'm gonna go Kendrick Lamar, Iron Maiden, Nice, Billy Joel. That's solid that's solid

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a bit of each genre. A bit of each genre I like that. Believe it or not I too was gonna go Kendrick

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Lamar. Okay. His discography is immense and phenomenal so that's gonna fill up a lot of that

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10 hours. Another one that comes to mind would be like maybe Rage or Green Day. Sure. Could fit in there.

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Oh who else could go like highly suspect or. Glass animals. Glass animals too. That's a good one.

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Okay let's go Kendrick Lamar. Glass animals. Green Day. I like it. Yeah. I'll sit in that car.

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I'll sit in that car. Yeah. I'll definitely sit in that car. It's gonna be entertaining 10 hours.

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I love that. That's amazing. All right my uh and once again folks for uh the vocal cords we're

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struggling we're on the struggle bus but we're gonna make it we're gonna make it through. Uh my DMs I

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have at selling my schnitzel. Oh business man. A business man. So prices of everything are going

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up again. I am thinking of selling my schnitzel for groceries. Mm good line. Any ideas of how I can

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earn some extra dough? Well I think your idea is great. I would say run with it. Yeah especially

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if you have a considerable schnitzel. That's true and clientele that have you know considerable money.

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So that's a good idea. I would say common theft, robbery, shoplifting. Sure. Are all ideas.

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Well be an Ian. I'm not talking about bacon and eggs. Although bacon and eggs are fantastic.

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Uh yeah I think crime. Crime. Crime would be allegedly in this in this rule in this hypothetical

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situation crime would be the the route I would recommend. I think that's fair. Yeah. Yeah that

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is a fair comment. Mm-hmm. And oh this schnitzel too. This schnitzel. Yeah why not. Which I guess

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is a crime in some places right. I always found it very interesting for people in the sex industry

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and I'm not talking about OF and stuff like that because everybody does that. Um by the way my O

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I know I know. We're not going there. Um but if you want a goat no. A real entrepreneur. A real

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entrepreneur here. Uh I'm talking about just kind of your standard sex trade you know kind of stuff.

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It I always found it just interesting that it's illegal to sell something that's perfectly legal

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to give away for free. Right and it's illegal to sell but if you are recording it. Uh huh. To

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publish it and the instead of calling them prostitutes you call them actors. Sure. Then it

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becomes legal. That becomes legal. Yeah. Just by adding a camera on a different title. Right. It

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becomes legal. Or if you want to do it this way. Helping you guys out here. An idea. Charge a

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consulting fee. I'm consulting this individual on banking regulations. Certainly. Consulting

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this individual on the best car to buy this year. You whatever shit you want to throw out there

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a consulting fee and then you have sex for free. Right. I mean sometimes business people do that

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right. I would think so. Yeah. That's that's that's the ideas. It's the work around. Yeah. It's a

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work around. Or it could just be. Consult your attorney. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Alternatively it

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could be legalized and regulated but who am I to say that. Yeah. Right. Exactly. Crazy idea.

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Yeah. Just imagine all the Europeans listening and they're like it's illegal. Right. What the hell.

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What the hell. Yeah. It's it's a weird country. You guys know that. Yeah. That's true. At bats and

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balls. OK. Spring training has started in baseball. Who are some teams to watch this season.

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Well if you want to have fun you could watch the Cubs because they're exciting. If you're a

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sadist you watch the White Sox. Exactly. Massacist even. The massacist. Yeah. Well it depends if

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you're a Sox fan. If you're not a Sox fan then watching them would be sadist. Yes it would be.

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Well that's the room. That's the room. That's the room. That's the room. Right now. Yeah. That is

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the room. So if you want to have fun watch the Cubs. If you want to see a team that wins a lot I

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guess you watch the Dodgers because that's they just always win. Right. Avoid the Yankees and

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Cardinals because they suck. That's true. We hate. Sorry New York and St. Louis people. And you

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know they don't deserve it. No. I would say some teams to watch this season are any that you can

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afford to go to the stadium. Watching baseball at the stadium is way better than on TV. I agree.

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I agree. Like a stadium hot dog that costs fifteen dollars. Oh man. Well once again pro tips

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you find out like certain days where the tickets are cheap and you go on those days. Number one.

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Number two. Go to a hot dog stand outside the ballpark. True. Very true. Shove that crap in

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your pocket. Walk into the stadium and have a hot dog that you that you paid three dollars for

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as opposed to having to pay ten dollars for it. Cargo shorts. Genius manoeuvres. So many pockets.

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So many things to bring in. Oh yeah for sure. And then there are some there are some places

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that will frisk you or you have to put certain things on like a electronic like whatever. Yeah.

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If you can bring a flask in I say bring a flask forget the ten to twelve dollar cups of beer.

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Right exactly. Get a soda and then put your flask in there and have like a rum and go. Genius.

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Work arounds baby. That's what this is all about. And there are flasks that aren't metal. Correct.

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They're not going to set off a detector. Nope. I mean if a if a woman in the White Sox stadium can

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bring a gat in her fat rolls then we can and have it go off right in the stadium. That's right.

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Then we can sneak a little flask. Yeah it's an idea. Yeah. Sadly that was the most exciting

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thing that happened in that state. That's so true. Yeah. So gun going off. That's that's great.

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That's awesome. The gun going off in the fat roll and then the campfire shakes which was the only

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alluring thing. That's it. Campfire. So like I saw a picture of that. I'm like yes. Yeah. Absolutely.

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Yes. The food's never been a thing. I've never been a problem for that. And like they have super

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wide courses. You're never on top of anyone even though there's like only a thousand people that

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go right. But even if there were a lot of people it's easy to navigate. But outside the park you

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go home. Yeah. There's really not a neighborhood. No. Not much stuff to do. Unless you go to Rico's

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after Rico Benes 26 26th Street in Chicago. That's the that's the spot. Not sponsored but we wish

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we wish we definitely wish for sure. At Liam McGunkel the fourth. There's a lot of McGunkels.

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There apparently so. Hello chaps. I visited the United States recently. I asked for tea and

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biscuits at a restaurant and the tea had ice in it and the biscuits were these big fluffy buttery

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things. What gives. Well you see. You do things a little differently around here. Yeah. A biscuit

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is something you put savory beautiful white pepper gravy on. Yes. And enjoy for breakfast. It's not

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something you have with tea. We do coffee here. Right. Not to say I don't enjoy tea.

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But usually that's not that's not a breakfast thing. Right. Yeah. I don't know. I fucking

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brits. These people these people you come into my country. And so my biscuits you get my biscuits

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right. Oh my god. Yeah. The yeah. Biscuits we have here. Look go to Popeyes chicken. Get yourself

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a box of biscuits. Do you sell and a stick of butter and go to town and have a heart attack

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and it'll be worth it and you'd have earned it. You'll definitely have earned it. Yeah. You're

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welcome. I mean don't get the heart attack here because you'll go bankrupt trying to make sure

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you get that at home. Yeah. You'll go bankrupt getting treated for it because that's that's

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America but you'll have to sell your schnitzel to save your heart. Of course. That's that's what we

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do here. We have at should we check on Drake. Did I hear some new album dropped. I am hearing

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he has waved the white flag in his beef with Kendrick. Is this over or will Kendrick continue

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to beat him down like a dog. Well I don't know much about this new album thing but I figure the

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white flag was waved the second not like us dropped. That's fair. And then he whipped out

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some lawsuits which just makes him look like a giant pussy. It really does. But yeah I don't

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know much about the new album thing and I'm happy of happier for it honestly. But yeah I think I

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think Kendrick is done with the beat down also. Yeah you know. Well when you get the dub when you

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when you do what you did on the Super Bowl and from a millions and millions of people

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and the entire crowd screams a minor right you won. Yeah and then at the elimination of the

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answers game over. It's like yep that is game over. That is game over. You've done it. That's

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take your victory. We never had any doubts but that is just the cherry on top of the Sunday.

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We already knew was there. That was fabulous. Just fabulous. The last one I got at squared

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circle girl 69. Nice. Nice. Which was better in their prime the four horsemen or evolution.

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Now that's interesting. That is interesting isn't it. That's interesting.

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For those not in the know this is a professional wrestling question. The squared circle. The

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squared circle should have been a hand. Yeah I'm leaning towards evolution just because that's

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the group I kind of grew up with more. I was I was not born in time to experience the four

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horsemen but I can look back at that era through the power of technology. Yes and I can lean towards

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the four horsemen. You know slightly. Slightly because evolution was dynamic and Rick Flay was

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part of both of them and the thing I like about the horsemen especially early in their in their

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in the timeline they were they were outlaws. They were outlaws and I mean when they

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in mind you I don't know how much of this was scripted but they got into their vehicles

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and followed dusty roads around and like we're taking they had a camera man with them right

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and there you could hear them just talking and just like throwing shade at him like the whole time

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they're giggling or whatever and they're watching and soon as he pulls into this parking lot of the

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offices of the NWA they get out of the car they jump dusty roads in the parking lot like literally

404
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you're watching a crime beating the hell out of him duck taping his arm to the side of the truck

405
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and then swinging a baseball bat at his arm thus breaking his wrist. Jesus. I mean that right there

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says you can have your evolution and your NWO I will take this version of the four horsemen all day.

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Right. Yeah it's hard to top that. Absolute criminals degenerates menace they were a menace

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to society. Menace re. Yeah the the minister of ministry says bravo yes to the four horsemen for

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sure but that concludes my DMs if you ever have DMs ladies and gentlemen you can send them to me

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the Mark Moe show Mark Maloney AK 219 Aiden Maloney find us on the socials shoot some DMs

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our way and we're happy to to read them on air. Very true. Absolutely. But before we go to our next

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break I believe we have a little something called the other foods that is where Aiden scours the globe

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for delectable delightful culinary I'm losing words yeah morsels of food and actually some of

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those words don't fit it's disgusting it's disgusting and deplorable and just it's just gross

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so what are the other foods the other foods yeah what what do you got I I wanted to talk about spam

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here we go this is Aiden said talk and we are talking today about spam I cover a lot of foods

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from around the world and this one I did this is right here in the US this is our other food

418
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indeed it is maybe podcasters in Europe talk about yeah spam is so weird and yucky

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that's that should be on the packaging yeah weird and yucky enjoy be a spam a form of canned

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processed shelf stable lunch meat primarily made of ground ham and pork

421
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mm mm mm mm yeah yeah that's a no from me and vented in the 1930s nothing good happened in the 1930s

422
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no no I'm hearing it was a form factor to which sell the less profitable pork shoulder and name it

423
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spam short for spiced ham okay which is interesting I would I would eat I would eat something called

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spiced ham right but not not like this it's like if if bologna was a mutant you know I gained

425
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popularity during world war two of course a hundred million cans from the US were shipped over the

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Pacific oh my god yeah it's I mean good and they fed them to the Germans thus causing them to lose

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world war two yeah I want to I wanted to cover some of the flavors they have because you can

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conceptualize oh no yeah they do flavored ham spam mm because they've got spam classic of course

429
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which is the regular which is the one that looks like the museum at the end of ghost busters too

430
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yeah when it gets covered in all that pink shit yes yep it looks just like that almost looks like a

431
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fish filet it's weird it's so weird it is weird and then they have spam light because if you thought

432
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eating processed lunch meat shelf stable out of a can was a little sus for you you can get the light

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version which is less fat sodium and calories and probably flavor which I'm guessing they just

434
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replaced with sugar and then they have the less sodium version they have a gochujang flavored spam

435
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oh no now I like me some gochujang sauce but what the fuck are you doing putting it in spam

436
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that seems like a waste it seems like a crime that's true they've got Korean barbecue flavored

437
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spam oh god why here's one for you Canadians if you don't hate us enough already they've got maple

438
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flavored spam and the image displaying on the can itself is cooked spam with maple syrup on it in

439
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between waffles implying that it's somehow supposed to compete with chicken and waffles no way what a

440
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horrible idea uh-uh they've got spam with real hornel bacon in it now there's a thought oven roasted

441
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turkey spam hickory smoke flavored spam hot and spicy spam for when the spam diarrhea also wants to

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be hot and spicy coming out jalapeno spam teriyaki spam and spam with tochino seasoning on it uh

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which why why why is a waste I want to let let us know through the socials if if you're still here

444
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after hearing all that do you eat spam do you know anyone who eats spam I I do oh I do the yamamura

445
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family uh I met their souls I met Francis at Loyola where I went to college and her entire family

446
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they own like a gazillion mcdonalds so yay for them must be nice must be nice and uh they like

447
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we were just talking shortly after meeting them like we had this group of people and we were like

448
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the Borg from Star Trek we just assimilated people and we were bigger than any other fraternity and

449
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sorority on campus we're called the campers and so they were assimilated rather quickly uh we might

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have reconsidered that once they said that spam is kind of a delicacy in hawaii is really yeah

451
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people in hawaii love spam wow I never would have guessed yeah wow well shout out hawaiians let us

452
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know why why what is it what are you doing what do you like about it yeah I don't get it I don't

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understand it maybe maybe they lack actual like pigs out there and it's just easier to get these

454
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cans of spam maybe yeah and because they have a military bases out there oh that makes sense

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and they eat that shit yeah so that could be part of it as well historically that checks out I

456
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suppose I suppose it does yeah maybe it was a thing that started in the 40s and right and it went on

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from there kind of stuck interesting it's my guess yeah so spam very educated guess yeah spam just

458
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want to talk about spam wow yeah um to this day I don't think I've ever tried it and I don't I don't

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remember if I have and if I have my my brain is blocking out the memory of it yeah so I must

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have should I mean I mustn't have enjoyed it no no so uh do yourself a favor almost anything else

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but spam try all the flavors try all the left them like infinity stones oh no let us know

462
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the the gauntlet instead of being on your hand is going to be on the toilet oh we will be try all

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the flavors you'll be there for a while I'm guessing no doubt well we're going to take a break and

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when we come back our feature segment you just made the list

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so

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and we're back and it is time for you just made the list our feature segment

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and you just made the list is exactly what it sounds like top 10 list 10 through 2 with our big

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number one reveal and let me see all the rules here oh no just one there are no rules clever

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how that works isn't it like that rule a lot I do too the only rule is no rules no rules yeah

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that's pretty great Kevin stretched that one time oh did he a certain list whereas honorable mentions

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essentially encapsulated every yeah potential list item yes it literally was like the sponge of

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ab a few hours later and he's still going it's like oh my god yeah that was something but there

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are no rules so I guess he didn't break any no that is true he didn't break a rule um but we

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almost broke him that's true uh about a week ago about a week ago about a week ago we had the 50th

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anniversary of SNL some great skits by the way if you haven't checked out they had a lot of old

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SNLers come back for this event and some reprise some like old skits and stuff well this is one

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will Ferrell used to do or they used to do popular songs and it was like he took the place of like

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like more of like a churchy kind of singer and I forget what the woman's name was but the two

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of them were kind of like this husband and wife churchy team and they would kind of just sing

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these songs in a certain way so they take the stage for the 50th anniversary thing and she

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starts going or no it started like this will Ferrell goes up the microphone he starts going

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and he goes I see dead people and she starts going and will Ferrell's is spin these lyrics out

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like some of them are right on and some of them are just off the wall and he's just trying to spit

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stuff out and then they get to the A minor A minor A minor and they're literally trying to hit A minor

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it was hilarious I was dying and the crowd was cracking up it was just so good but it was a great

486
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it was a great bit and a good show and we saw so many of these original cast members and that kind

487
00:56:47,840 --> 00:56:53,920
of sparked this top 10 list who are your top 10 your favorite SNL characters of all time

488
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it's a great question yeah and it is definitely one where you could have an honorable mention

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perhaps I have several okay that's good I didn't pull a Kevin but I do have a lot okay that's good

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I um I stuck to 10 10 ish 10 10a and 10b really that makes sense um my number 10 was Mike Myers

491
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and Dana Carvey I had to put them together because they were Wayne's world that makes sense so I had

492
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to do that that makes a lot of sense but they they had other good skits as well uh number nine

493
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Norm MacDonald a G that dude is so funny I mean just his style was so unique just his his comic

494
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approach and some some of his best stuff was off SNL like especially on the Conan O'Brien show I

495
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would just roll yeah I would just die um because of course Conan when he has people on like that he

496
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gives him rope oh yeah he gives him rope and lets him go just like he does with Bill Burr and some

497
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other guys easily the best on late night oh no doubt that could be a future top 10 yeah I know right

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listen in uh so we have Norm MacDonald number eight Gilda Radner uh Gilda original cast she was so

499
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funny uh number seven the G Bill Murray the homie the homie number six Adam Sandler number five

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Dan Ackroyd good very good number four Steve Martin number three Chris Farley and number two

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Eddie Murphy that's solid that's solid and I know I left people out people are gonna be like

502
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are you an idiot there's no John Belushi well first of all I didn't give you my number one

503
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well that's true second of all no I mean Belushi was great that's true but I don't know he's not

504
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I'm kept it to 10 that's a that's a strong decision that was a very tough decision yes I was not that

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tough and I have so there you go honorable mentions which I will run through before I do my 10 through

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two okay I gave honorable mentions to Alec Baldwin Jimmy Fallon Mike Myers Kristen Wiig Maya Rudolph

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Dan Ackroyd Jim Carrey Bill Murray and Fred Armisen that's my own mention armison yeah armison's

508
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pretty good he's been on there forever yeah number 10 on my list John Mulaney dudes hilarious he is

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fine his stand-up is very funny number nine Norm McDonald well I need a lot of writing for them

510
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that's true yep yeah so nine is norm as well number eight I had Andy Sandberg slash the lonely

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island yes since they were kind of a thing it's my dick in a box threw it on the ground that is a

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great one I love it welcome to a real world jackass number seven Adam Sandler and company

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since he kind of always had his boys with him yeah number six will Farrell number five Eddie Murphy

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tied for third place okay Tina Fey and Amy Poehler got put them together just makes sense

515
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and number two on my list of course Steve Martin he was so great he's so great the absolute G

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he's like he's genuinely just a funny guy and sometimes accidentally yeah he's just so funny

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and his movies are always really great and but his SNL skits are just top-notch top-notch

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and now I'm realizing before I give my number one yes that I've left someone out and no it's

519
01:00:20,400 --> 01:00:27,680
not John Belushi is your is the one you left out per chance my number one I'm certain of it I'm

520
01:00:27,680 --> 01:00:36,640
certain because I happen to think this guy is one of the funniest people I like his style of humor

521
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because it is very unique he was also so influential um in getting the show off the ground very true

522
01:00:44,160 --> 01:00:52,000
and seeing as there are no rules that's also true and I kind of caught it you do tied for first

523
01:00:52,000 --> 01:00:58,080
place and I think that's a great spot for him so I am going to do it and I know this is probably

524
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your number one but we are going to say a tie between Will Farrell and Chevy Chase oh interesting

525
01:01:08,640 --> 01:01:13,680
oh never mind I just saw your list your my number one was different but that is good that's a good

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01:01:13,680 --> 01:01:19,920
catch will Farrell and Chevy Chase my number one was your number three Chris Farley yeah I just had

527
01:01:19,920 --> 01:01:26,800
the numbers mixed up that's my mistake no no that's okay I thought for sure because in in our

528
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family we hold Mr. Chase in high regard um good old Irwin Fletcher Irwin Fletcher love the Fletch

529
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movies uh it's basically the vacation movies uh so many other great stuff that he does um he's great

530
01:01:44,640 --> 01:01:50,800
well Farrell oh my god I mean just the the one I just told where he came back and he did that

531
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and it's like you see that and Will's an older guy now you know and and not once again not to be

532
01:01:56,720 --> 01:02:04,800
agist but as comedians age um I don't want to say they become less funny but their delivery changes

533
01:02:04,800 --> 01:02:11,840
sure I think and that just comes with age now George Carlin is someone that managed to escape

534
01:02:11,840 --> 01:02:17,760
that for whatever reason he was still an old ass dude and he's still funny right and topical and

535
01:02:17,760 --> 01:02:24,560
just would slam anyone but when it comes to Will and that style of humor and he did that skit I'm

536
01:02:24,560 --> 01:02:30,560
like oh my god that is still like yes so freaking funny and the fact he probably just sat in that

537
01:02:30,560 --> 01:02:36,080
writing room is like oh we're doing Kendrick yeah yeah I just I love that I love that so much

538
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um but Farley let's talk Farley Farley the G the the O.T. Matt Foley yep I'm Matt Foley your

539
01:02:45,120 --> 01:02:57,040
motivational speaker those bits are so hilarious yep living a van down by the river yeah the bits

540
01:02:57,040 --> 01:03:03,600
they're so funny the bits are great um they're so good and uh once again another guy we missed was

541
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David Spade who once again just like we did with Amy and Tina or Mike and Dana you can put those two

542
01:03:10,480 --> 01:03:17,760
together true that's true yeah I guess that would be part of the end company with Adam Sandler yeah

543
01:03:17,760 --> 01:03:23,360
that's kind of part of his entourage it is yeah Schneider and Spade and Chris Rock and all those

544
01:03:23,360 --> 01:03:29,920
guys yeah um yeah that's true but that's that's uh it's a good list it's a good list tough to narrow

545
01:03:29,920 --> 01:03:36,720
down I did go a little heavy on the honorable mentions but no rules yeah I'm fine yeah that is

546
01:03:36,720 --> 01:03:42,240
true that is true well done well done very good list once again hit us up on socials if you have

547
01:03:42,240 --> 01:03:46,880
a list of your own or be like oh my god you guys missed that guy or this guy I'm sure we did uh at

548
01:03:46,880 --> 01:03:51,680
any rate uh like Garrett Morris that's another guy I could have put Garrett Garrett was hilarious I

549
01:03:51,680 --> 01:03:56,880
loved him uh anyway we're on a review preview review movie preview movie oh my god I went and

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01:03:56,880 --> 01:04:01,920
saw one holy cow it's been like forever I went and saw the new Captain America movie Captain America

551
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Brave New World Sam Wilson aka Captain America played by Anthony Mackie finds himself in the middle

552
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of an international incident after meeting with President Thaddeus Ross played by Harrison Ford

553
01:04:16,800 --> 01:04:22,000
he must soon discover the reason behind an aferious global plot involving newly discovered

554
01:04:22,000 --> 01:04:33,520
adamantium interesting before the true mastermind as the entire world seeing red the film also stars

555
01:04:33,520 --> 01:04:40,960
Danny Ramirez is the new falcon Carl Wumbly is Isaiah Bradley Shira Haas as security advisor Ruth

556
01:04:41,840 --> 01:04:50,320
Botte Sareff Giancarlo Esposito as Sidewinder and Tim Blake Nelson as Samuel Stearns the movie's fun

557
01:04:50,320 --> 01:04:59,120
it's actually packed uh movie does not always flow smoothly uh and I still fail to see the

558
01:04:59,120 --> 01:05:03,920
connection to this multiverse thing that they've been working on with like low key right right

559
01:05:03,920 --> 01:05:12,400
Dr. Strange in Deadpool but it was entertaining I enjoyed um everything they did with Ross I

560
01:05:12,400 --> 01:05:16,880
thought that was some good stuff uh a couple of nice cameos in there too which was good

561
01:05:16,880 --> 01:05:24,080
and they they draw a connection to that very first Hulk movie which is technically the first

562
01:05:24,640 --> 01:05:30,240
movie in all of this right sure I just was with Edward Norton and they didn't sign him back up but

563
01:05:30,880 --> 01:05:38,000
uh at any rate uh it was good I give the movie 7.5 out of 10 I think it's fair score strong yeah

564
01:05:38,000 --> 01:05:43,520
is definitely strong um I would have liked to have seen a little bit more connection to this

565
01:05:43,520 --> 01:05:48,320
multiverse even if it's just kind of the end of the movie you know they're just kind of these

566
01:05:48,320 --> 01:05:54,800
vegs oh you don't see what's coming or whatever and it's like oh okay right it's like how many

567
01:05:54,800 --> 01:05:59,520
movies are we into this new thing yeah it's like yeah what's coming why don't you tell us what's coming

568
01:06:01,680 --> 01:06:06,960
so it would have been nice to have some sort of uh some sort of connection there yeah so well I

569
01:06:06,960 --> 01:06:14,160
guess we'll we'll see how that goes and they've hinted at reforming the Avengers so we'll see

570
01:06:14,160 --> 01:06:20,880
how that goes curious it could be fun most definitely next up is the preview so coming out

571
01:06:20,880 --> 01:06:29,680
soon um movie called Mickey 17 a disposable employee is sent on a human expedition to colonize

572
01:06:29,680 --> 01:06:36,960
the ice world Nilfheim after one iteration dies a new body is generated with most of the

573
01:06:36,960 --> 01:06:45,200
memories still intact film stars Robert Pattinson Steve Yoon Michael Monroe Mark Ruffalo Naomi Ackle

574
01:06:45,200 --> 01:06:51,360
and Holiday Granger and the release date for that film is March 7th and it's kind of interesting

575
01:06:51,360 --> 01:06:56,800
it's the premise seems cool really cool well it does because it's like each time

576
01:06:56,800 --> 01:07:04,400
it it kind of just takes cloning to a new level right it's like okay well that guy dies we got the

577
01:07:04,400 --> 01:07:08,880
next clone and it's just like they process all the memories and everything that the computer and

578
01:07:08,880 --> 01:07:14,720
they put it in the head and the next one and the next one so this 17th iteration of Mickey

579
01:07:15,840 --> 01:07:21,520
I'm guessing is going to be off the chain yeah where maybe Mickey goes you know I'm not going down

580
01:07:21,520 --> 01:07:26,560
there I don't think I want to you know I like me I like being number 17 and where I think we're

581
01:07:26,560 --> 01:07:32,320
going to stop there can you blame Mickey no no you cannot I don't think so we'll find out

582
01:07:33,040 --> 01:07:39,280
we will it looks it looks really trippy so I'm I'm excited by that yeah and before we hit our break

583
01:07:40,240 --> 01:07:45,920
there was the passing of legend Jean Hackman and that guy has been in more damn movies

584
01:07:45,920 --> 01:07:53,280
from the 60s all the way to the early 2000s so many great movies that's a career right there man

585
01:07:53,680 --> 01:08:00,320
and for some of you older folks boomers and gen Xers you're going to know who Jean Hackman is

586
01:08:01,280 --> 01:08:05,360
my kids probably know who he is just simply because they're my kids and we're a movie family

587
01:08:05,360 --> 01:08:10,160
and so they probably know him from a few things I'm going to throw some movies out there and this

588
01:08:10,160 --> 01:08:14,160
isn't even the whole catalog these are just like some movies that I like that I think are good

589
01:08:14,160 --> 01:08:20,560
if you want to have yourself a gene hackman days what you do okay french connection great movie

590
01:08:21,120 --> 01:08:29,280
side an adventure the original superman one and two a movie called reds a basketball movie called

591
01:08:29,280 --> 01:08:36,960
Hoosiers I highly recommend that one that's a very good movie a military governmental suspense

592
01:08:36,960 --> 01:08:41,680
thriller thingy called no way out it's pretty good Mississippi burning really good movie

593
01:08:41,680 --> 01:08:49,040
the unforgiving maybe the best western ever made the firm really good movie you should check that out

594
01:08:49,760 --> 01:08:57,040
crimson tide love me some crimson tide such a good movie gene hackman on the silver screen

595
01:08:57,040 --> 01:09:03,040
opposite Denzel Washington yes every dime yes that's a g move right there of a movie and the

596
01:09:03,040 --> 01:09:11,440
supporting cast is solid yeah just great all around get shorty I love get shorty it is one of my

597
01:09:11,440 --> 01:09:17,120
favorite films of all time it's definitely my top 10 it's a comedy it's got hackman it's got

598
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Travolta it's got Dennis Farina it's got James Woods it's got umethur is it umethurman no Rene

599
01:09:26,480 --> 01:09:35,680
Russo is in this one um is in the second one just a killer cast and it's so damn funny that's pretty

600
01:09:35,680 --> 01:09:40,960
righteous such a funny movie so I highly recommend if you've never seen get shorty watch get shorty

601
01:09:41,920 --> 01:09:47,520
absolute power another good movie gene hackman Clint Eastwood yeah that's as at all

602
01:09:48,640 --> 01:09:55,040
Laura Lenny's in it too enemy of the state that is with Will Smith that is also a very good movie

603
01:09:56,400 --> 01:10:02,480
and it has a lot to do with like the NSA and like the government may be just knowing a little bit

604
01:10:02,480 --> 01:10:09,680
too much interesting will Smith get some information that could complicate things for the government

605
01:10:09,680 --> 01:10:17,360
and so they are after him ah and it's very good and I love gene hackman's role in this is this

606
01:10:17,360 --> 01:10:23,120
down-and-out former CIA guy that just wants to be left the hell right and he gets wrapped up in

607
01:10:23,120 --> 01:10:29,200
this whole it's so good there are placements football movie Keanu Reeves is the quarterback

608
01:10:29,200 --> 01:10:35,360
gene hackman's a coach as a movie it's silly it's not going to win the awards but some of those cult

609
01:10:35,360 --> 01:10:41,440
comedy classics for sure and it's really good and the royal tana bombs and that one is really good

610
01:10:41,440 --> 01:10:46,480
too actually Bill Murray was on a talk show today and he was talking because he was in the movie with

611
01:10:46,480 --> 01:10:51,600
him and he was talking about him and his whole process and and that whole thing so that's neat

612
01:10:51,600 --> 01:10:57,360
yeah it was cool it was definitely cool and I almost we almost went to break but we do have why

613
01:10:57,360 --> 01:11:03,920
you were sleeping now so true while you were sleeping is a segment created by this guy over here

614
01:11:03,920 --> 01:11:12,160
in Maloney basically it could be gaming tv movies could be youtube other podcasting content could

615
01:11:12,160 --> 01:11:18,640
be anything that maybe kind of flew under the radar like we all missed it and even finds it and goes

616
01:11:18,640 --> 01:11:27,360
uh-uh-uh and then that not anymore i'm bringing it back so what did you find okay so as i've been mentioning

617
01:11:27,360 --> 01:11:32,240
Jordan and i've been watching a lot of horror movies yes pretty much since halloween 2024

618
01:11:33,200 --> 01:11:40,960
and we watched hereditary which that movie is nuts crazy it's crazy and the ending you'll crazy

619
01:11:40,960 --> 01:11:45,680
the ending don't even get me started on that ending i will fight anyone hold that ending

620
01:11:45,680 --> 01:11:50,480
horror movie endings are are tough it makes or breaks the whole damn thing that's true

621
01:11:50,480 --> 01:11:55,680
that is very true but we watched hereditary and then the next day we watched this one called sumala

622
01:11:56,720 --> 01:12:04,080
not one i've i had heard of previously but jordan had heard about it somehow and we sat down and

623
01:12:04,080 --> 01:12:15,120
watched it and i really enjoyed it it's disturbing it's creepy and weird and it it makes you feel a

624
01:12:15,120 --> 01:12:20,960
certain way it's like you don't want to root for the bad guy but you may be kind of rooting for the

625
01:12:20,960 --> 01:12:28,720
bad guy it's it's good and i looked it up afterwards and it wasn't rated very highly i was like that's

626
01:12:28,720 --> 01:12:36,640
kind of interesting yeah and i didn't i didn't know why uh but it's based it's based on an urban

627
01:12:36,640 --> 01:12:44,000
legend the movie i believe is out of indonesia and it's based on an urban legend out there

628
01:12:44,000 --> 01:12:53,920
or a myth or something like that but yeah it's uh sumala a name feared by people in a village

629
01:12:53,920 --> 01:12:59,040
in the samarang regency from the past until now no one dares to go out when night falls because

630
01:12:59,040 --> 01:13:06,960
sumala will come to kill it's kind of the premise or the backstory of this sumala figure but the

631
01:13:06,960 --> 01:13:15,360
movie kind of goes over it's it's i don't know if it's the story but it's a story of the creation

632
01:13:15,360 --> 01:13:25,680
of this character sumala so unbeknownst to her husband sojuman the wife celostria i'm sorry if

633
01:13:25,680 --> 01:13:31,200
these pronunciations are bad celostria made a pact with the devil so that she could have children

634
01:13:31,200 --> 01:13:38,080
she was infertile i believe she gave birth to twins kamala who survived and sumala who died

635
01:13:39,040 --> 01:13:46,000
or rather maybe was killed but you'll have to watch and find that part out um kamala grew up

636
01:13:46,000 --> 01:13:51,520
to be a kind child but both physically and mentally disabled she found herself receiving

637
01:13:51,520 --> 01:13:56,800
bad treatment from the people around her till one day sumala comes back from the world of the dead

638
01:13:56,800 --> 01:14:04,560
to make a reckoning with those who had hurt the girl who lived so that's kind of the basic summary

639
01:14:05,840 --> 01:14:14,720
of the plot but it's just it's it's not like gory gory but it's fairly gory and it's dispensable

640
01:14:15,280 --> 01:14:21,600
like i said disturbing but it's just it's good and i don't know why it got panned so heavily

641
01:14:21,600 --> 01:14:27,280
so i would say for anyone that hasn't heard of it or maybe didn't give it didn't give a first

642
01:14:27,280 --> 01:14:34,000
watch a fair shot i would say give it another give it another yeah i quite enjoyed it that's

643
01:14:34,000 --> 01:14:40,080
awesome well thank you for that i appreciate it and we're gonna take a quick break and we're back

644
01:14:40,080 --> 01:14:56,000
to finish up with the world aware news and our beer of the week

645
01:15:10,080 --> 01:15:26,000
so

646
01:15:30,320 --> 01:15:38,960
hey everybody we're back and it is time for the world of weird news that hurt that hurt so much

647
01:15:38,960 --> 01:15:45,520
we'll stretch on that one the things i do for you guys i love you really i do oh my god the pain

648
01:15:46,240 --> 01:15:51,200
anyway we're here we're making it we're making it through see as a reason i still have that

649
01:15:51,200 --> 01:15:57,440
ai chick doing my other show right just not ready for prime time yet but uh you know we'll play

650
01:15:58,160 --> 01:16:05,520
see i'm a gen Xer so we're largely the rub dirt on it generation i've been rubbing dirt on things

651
01:16:05,520 --> 01:16:13,520
for a long time and uh it hurts everything hurts don't rub dirt on it take care of it yeah at any

652
01:16:13,520 --> 01:16:20,720
rate um this is the world aware news we scour the globe for crazy weird news stories and we always do

653
01:16:20,720 --> 01:16:30,000
a pretty good job of it and uh i have a story in america from pennsylvania pennsylvania pennsylvania

654
01:16:30,000 --> 01:16:38,480
and it is johns town flood museum closed because of flooding how about that

655
01:16:39,440 --> 01:16:47,840
how about that who knew the prophecy indeed a pennsylvania museum dedicated to remembering

656
01:16:47,840 --> 01:16:55,360
the effects of a 19th century flood is temporarily closed because of an interior water leak a pennsylvania

657
01:16:55,360 --> 01:17:00,480
museum dedicated to remembering the effects of a 19th century flood is temporarily closed because

658
01:17:00,480 --> 01:17:07,280
of flooding that checks out the johns town flood museum in cambrillat county announced on monday

659
01:17:07,280 --> 01:17:12,800
that it is temporarily closed to an interior water leak caused by a recent extreme cold the leak caused

660
01:17:12,800 --> 01:17:18,240
water to pour through the museum walls damaging carpets drywall and ceiling tiles in the process

661
01:17:18,240 --> 01:17:23,840
why that was a hella leak nothing of historic significance was affected by the flooding and

662
01:17:23,840 --> 01:17:31,840
the museum's facebook post credited museum docent wow nicky bosley for discovering the leak before

663
01:17:31,840 --> 01:17:38,800
there could have been serious damage but it has yet to announce a timeline for reopening the museum

664
01:17:38,800 --> 01:17:45,280
is dedicated i know the museum is dedicated to memorializing the great johns town flood

665
01:17:45,280 --> 01:17:53,680
which occurred on may 31st 1889 the flood claimed the lives of 2 209 people wow and destroyed 1600

666
01:17:53,680 --> 01:18:01,760
homes that deserves a museum that's a holy hell wow honestly why close the museum though open the

667
01:18:01,760 --> 01:18:09,120
museum it's like a it's an exhibit in itself it's like it's like 3d yeah this is the smell of vision

668
01:18:09,120 --> 01:18:15,520
of museum exhibits exactly it's these scratch and sniff as they were exactly yeah that's pretty

669
01:18:15,520 --> 01:18:20,480
fantastic that would have been that would have been a good flex it's an idea it is an idea oh my god

670
01:18:20,480 --> 01:18:25,840
what's with all this why it's it's a flood the flood museum it's a flood first day get it what are you

671
01:18:25,840 --> 01:18:32,800
new that's funny yeah so flood museum closed for flooding good to know nothing of historical

672
01:18:32,800 --> 01:18:39,360
significance got indeed got borked but no doubt that makes for a hilarious story oh no doubt no

673
01:18:39,360 --> 01:18:47,040
doubt about it what do you got for us today i've got a story from w s vn seven news florida man deals

674
01:18:47,040 --> 01:18:54,480
with snake on windshield a week after the chicken took a ride on the hood of his truck oh no this is

675
01:18:54,480 --> 01:19:00,560
out of of course florida florida man got a slithery surprise on his way home from work video footage

676
01:19:00,560 --> 01:19:06,880
showed a snake on the windshield of a david harrison's truck this isn't the first time

677
01:19:06,880 --> 01:19:12,800
something like this has happened to him one week prior harrison found a chicken on the hood of his

678
01:19:12,800 --> 01:19:19,600
truck oh no it went ast quote the snake was kind of the craziest one the chicken was definitely a

679
01:19:19,600 --> 01:19:26,160
cooler experience because it was kind of friendly i hung out with the chicken for about an hour oh my

680
01:19:26,160 --> 01:19:35,200
god someone came and rescued him the chicken was indeed rescued and given a safe home unfortunately

681
01:19:35,200 --> 01:19:42,080
we have no word on the well-being of the snake yeah well i'm guessing the snake showed up because

682
01:19:42,080 --> 01:19:49,280
he's like hey i hear there's poultry on your hood right that's in my food chain where's this chicken

683
01:19:49,280 --> 01:19:57,120
at i've been told this is the right hood to come to to get rescued exactly oh man but yeah that's

684
01:19:57,680 --> 01:20:02,640
couldn't be me but i do that story made me think of the one time there was the squirrel in your car

685
01:20:02,640 --> 01:20:06,960
when you were on the way to work like a decade and a half ago oh yeah he was just chilling right on

686
01:20:06,960 --> 01:20:12,880
the seat looking at me like what up freaks me out so what's good chief yeah that that the squirrel

687
01:20:12,880 --> 01:20:16,720
and i nearly got in a wreck and i just jumped this curb and went into this parking lot and got out

688
01:20:17,280 --> 01:20:21,120
and i was like get on my car get out of my car and it took him like a hot minute and i opened all

689
01:20:21,120 --> 01:20:26,640
the doors and then finally he's like okay i'm like you jerk but the most recently was the raccoon

690
01:20:27,280 --> 01:20:33,680
which my windows weren't open but just a few inches right where so these dudes must just be able to

691
01:20:33,680 --> 01:20:40,400
squirrel in and out of places i think they can yeah and i'm driving and i'm at the bar with my friends

692
01:20:41,120 --> 01:20:47,760
luckily very short ride home two blocks and so i got my car and yes i'm lazy i could walk the two

693
01:20:47,760 --> 01:20:53,200
blocks but it's winter work with me folks yeah so i'm in the car and i'm doing the the whole

694
01:20:53,200 --> 01:20:59,680
detroit lean right i'm just kind of leaning back one arm whatever and i'm driving home and i look

695
01:20:59,680 --> 01:21:07,360
to the passenger seat and there's a raccoon just chilling just chilling the first thought on my mind

696
01:21:07,360 --> 01:21:15,120
i didn't freak i didn't do anything i just looked over at him and i go sup raccoon what else am i

697
01:21:15,120 --> 01:21:20,560
gonna do what else am i gonna do is like please don't attack me sup raccoon so i get to the house

698
01:21:21,280 --> 01:21:29,360
and i turn the the engine off open my door i get out of my door i leave my door open smart

699
01:21:29,360 --> 01:21:33,200
i go upstairs i grab a beer from the fridge and i go and i just sit on the front porch

700
01:21:33,200 --> 01:21:40,800
waiting for this guy to leave my car and i'm like leave leave please leave drink drink please leave

701
01:21:40,800 --> 01:21:46,080
i'm like come on he didn't leave the open door he squirreled his way back out the my

702
01:21:46,080 --> 01:21:54,320
inch window i'm like you idiot at least he knew how to get back out i mean a fly finds its way

703
01:21:54,320 --> 01:22:00,480
into a house and then just bangs it bangs against a closed window for 30 minutes until it dies

704
01:22:00,480 --> 01:22:07,920
yep there i i've got one it's not a large being but it was a much much larger bug than i was

705
01:22:07,920 --> 01:22:17,760
expecting it was when i was up in wisconsin and i was driving and there was this huge i didn't

706
01:22:17,760 --> 01:22:22,080
notice it until i was like halfway through the drive like a 20 minute drive in like 10 minutes

707
01:22:22,080 --> 01:22:32,480
through it and i just look to my left like out the driver's window and on the window is an enormous

708
01:22:33,600 --> 01:22:41,200
grasshopper or what are they called praying mantis or something yeah enormous and i was just like oh

709
01:22:41,200 --> 01:22:48,960
my fucking god and when i said that out loud it like looked at me and like like leaned back like

710
01:22:48,960 --> 01:22:53,120
it was gonna jump and i was like nope nope nope like i rolled down the window i'm like swatting

711
01:22:53,120 --> 01:22:58,560
head i'm like fuck you go away fuck you go away it was gonna jump at me just because i called it out

712
01:22:58,560 --> 01:23:06,480
i was like you asshole and i hate insects this is so nasty yeah they're gross they're totally gross

713
01:23:08,560 --> 01:23:14,480
anyway that concludes that segment and we are on to the final segment our beer review

714
01:23:14,480 --> 01:23:20,160
the official beer review brought to you by the mark mo shell that's right and i am i'm

715
01:23:20,880 --> 01:23:26,880
definitely awaiting this it looks wonderful it's got a lovely color yes it is very a beautiful

716
01:23:26,880 --> 01:23:34,560
brusky we have for you today a local brewer three floyds this is out of munster indiana

717
01:23:35,200 --> 01:23:40,560
so if you're familiar with the region you know it's just over in lincolnia bitaways near the

718
01:23:40,560 --> 01:23:46,240
illinois border if you're not from the region it just got it's chicago land oh yeah that's good

719
01:23:46,240 --> 01:23:51,600
enough but three floyds brewing this is something called not sponsored i swear there's something

720
01:23:51,600 --> 01:23:59,120
called gumball head is the name of the beer it is a wheat beer an american wheat ale

721
01:24:00,960 --> 01:24:07,200
and we're gonna try it out so it's it's a essentially an americanized version of like

722
01:24:07,200 --> 01:24:12,960
a hefeweizen right okay which is kind of like a citrusy weed beer kind of thing

723
01:24:14,560 --> 01:24:22,080
so this is 5.6 abv 35 i b us for all of you out there that keep track and we're gonna give it a

724
01:24:22,080 --> 01:24:29,280
rating on a scale of one to five today that sounds fantastic because that's just what we do so if

725
01:24:29,280 --> 01:24:34,080
you're enjoying a brusky at home let us know what you're drinking and if you enjoy it kind of this

726
01:24:34,080 --> 01:24:40,880
cloudy golden color slightly cloudy very golden hmm slum cheers

727
01:24:44,640 --> 01:24:51,680
very enjoyable it is very enjoyable on the lighter side definitely lighter lighter but

728
01:24:51,680 --> 01:24:55,920
still like full flavor you know agreed doesn't feel like it's lacking anything

729
01:24:55,920 --> 01:25:05,440
mm-hmm slight citrus i do yep i do pick up those hints as well light on the nose very tasty

730
01:25:05,440 --> 01:25:11,920
it is very tasty i enjoy it very much i think i give that a three five a three five a three point

731
01:25:11,920 --> 01:25:21,440
five out of five very good i dig that that's uh i'm gonna go three point seven five very good

732
01:25:21,440 --> 01:25:28,720
three point seven five i would consider it smooth and light bodied that checks out for certain

733
01:25:30,320 --> 01:25:37,280
but it is enjoyable and it is three floyd's brewing and i that is the local brewer here in

734
01:25:37,280 --> 01:25:43,280
northwest indiana true yes for those that are interested yeah we're not sponsored but we do

735
01:25:43,280 --> 01:25:49,520
give shout outs to uh to local businesses absolutely i agree um and that just about wraps it up

736
01:25:49,520 --> 01:25:56,480
it ain't anything you want to tell these fine folks just take it easy out there be sure have fun

737
01:25:56,480 --> 01:26:01,200
don't take life too seriously because you know it's too short to do that you don't get out alive

738
01:26:01,200 --> 01:26:07,280
exactly that it's a very good point you don't get out life has a 100 mortality rate so take

739
01:26:07,280 --> 01:26:15,360
time to enjoy yourself absolutely 100 and make sure you check out his content at ak219 anything

740
01:26:15,360 --> 01:26:20,880
you want to say about that definitely it's a good old grand old time a rob and a rave most recently

741
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a ramp we decided as well okay because we jumped to conclusions at accelerated speeds

742
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excellent so yeah it's fantastic ak219 check out my channel aiden spelled the right way

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on youtube as well of course so yeah thank thank you for all the support we hope you guys are

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enjoying all these episodes got some listeners 17 plus countries around the world very exciting

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that's awesome so yeah that is awesome and we appreciate each and every one of you and uh

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one more time i want to thank aiden for all of his work on this podcast uh on the show and uh

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behind the scenes doing the production and of course everything he does on ak219 is fantastic so

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definitely look him up give him a like and a subscribe uh i want to thank other people that

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