From the dungeons of Morningstar, my name's Stretch.
And I'm Clint, and this is Prevailing Strange.
This installment of Prevailing Strange is what
we like to call Rant and Sundry, where Clint
and I get to touch on some of the previous topics
that we've gone over, or follow wherever the
tangents take us. If you like what we're doing
here, guys, like, comment, subscribe, do all
that fun stuff. Let us know what you're watching,
what you're playing, what music you're listening
to, what books you're reading. I don't know.
Let us know. What tangents have you got? I'm
going to start off with Kobe's Chronicles. Of
course. What do you call a Spanish man being
released from hospital? And what do you call
a Spanish man being released from hospital? Manuel.
Oh, that's the second Spanish joke he's told
me. It's so good. It's a good one, though. Thanks,
Gab. Love you, buddy. What subjects would you
like to go over? Do you like movies that make
you feel stupid? Or do you like things to have
an ending that's explained? Man, I mean, I like
it both ways. Sometimes I do like a thinker.
Yeah, you do. Sometimes I do like a thinker and
trying to put your own interpretation on it.
Not always, though. It's definitely more fulfilling
when a movie has a conclusion. Yeah. I think
there's one instance where I've liked that open
thing, your interpretation, Inception. It was
probably one of the only times that I've like,
and people are like, oh, he's confirmed it was
this, he's confirmed it. No, he will never, it's
always your ending. I mean, see, even that is
the story kind of wraps up pretty neatly. It's
just that one little question at the end. But,
yeah, there's definitely other movies where you're
like, I don't know. I don't know. Fuck. On a
Reddit and trying to figure out what people are
talking about. Ending explained. Yeah. You know
what ending doesn't need to be explained? The
shark's hotter than me. Did you see the clip
I sent you the other day? Yeah, it's fucking
horrible. How good is it? I'm going to protect
my babies. Fucking what? It's just coming out
everywhere. Like little bratsies. The worst.
So shit. But, dude, come on now. No. Yeah. Do
you want to watch it again? No. Do you want to
watch another part of that movie? No, I do not.
Oh, really? No, that was enough. Where she's
having sex with the shark? And he thinks you
feel pregnant. I could only imagine. Oh, shit.
No. Did you have relations with one of those
shark men? No. Fuck off. Car fire VFX. That was
pretty funny. Dude, the asylum, man. You've got
to give it your time. It will dead set brighten
your day. Waste my time. Yeah. So I've been hearing
some pretty average things about. Tron, Ares.
Yeah. I have heard. The only thing that kind
of redeems that is they didn't really rate Legacy
when it came out either. They didn't. Well, what
do they say? It's the greatest composition of
all time for a movie. The worst movie of all
time. Really? Wow, that's a low bar. My voice
went real deep then. It did. So sultry. That
second trailer, I thought it looked unfinished.
I thought it looked. A couple of blemishes. I
thought it looked hammy, especially from Olmeida
played Dharma, Jeffrey Dharma. Yeah, I think
he was in the wrong role for that. Too young,
too, I don't know, something. But then, yeah.
I don't know. I'm not holding out hope. Jared
Leto somehow is like a bad luck. Yeah. Yeah.
Like literally every – he gets given these great
roles and then you get Morbius and then you get
the Joker. He killed it in Blade Runner. Oh,
he was – yeah, that was – That was a good character.
That was horrifying. I haven't watched that one
based on the John Lennon's Assassin where he
gained all that weight for. Yep. Haven't seen
that. It's supposed to be pretty good, a performance
anyway. But he was good in Dallas Buyers Club.
I've never watched that. He got chopped up to
bits pretty well in American Psycho. Is that
an axe? Yes, it is, Greg. He didn't even like
his character in this Ares. I don't know. Just
didn't write for the vibe of the movie. Man,
put him in a helmet the entire time like in the
second movie. What was that character's name?
Clue. Oh, no. No. Renzler. Renzler. Yeah. Renzler.
The original Tron. Yeah, just keep him in a helmet
the entire time. That would have been sick. User.
Fucking hell, that's a good movie. So I sat down
with Logan and we watched Legacy. I'm like, dude,
this is one of my favourite movies. Sit down
and watch it with me. So we watched it and he
fell in love with it as well. I'm like, would
you like to watch the original? He went, yeah.
Put on the original and he got five minutes in.
Dad, this is crap. Yeah. I'm like, whoa. He goes,
this looks really old. And I'm like. I haven't
even watched the original. What? Dude, that was
my childhood, yo. By the time I knew about it,
it was old enough for me to go. I know that I'm
VHS, man. I burnt through that fucker on VHS.
Yeah, right. Yeah, no, never watched it. Knew
what it was, but yeah. God, it was so bad. Speaking
about objectively bad or good, Landon watched
Thor Love and Thunder. Loved it. On rewatch.
He's definitely yours. On rewatch, knowing how
bad it was, it was easier to enjoy, to just kind
of ignore. Is this from your perspective? My
point of view, yeah. Just ignoring what went
wrong with it. It was easier to enjoy what was
good about it, but it wasn't a good movie. A
gore is fucking sick in that. You will rewatch
that piece of diarrhea. I re -watched it with
my son who is watching all the Marvel movies.
Well, sleep in an Aquaman. No. Will you re -watch
Aquaman if he wants to watch the DCU? Those movies
are a little bit more down the track, yeah, sure.
He's a little bit older. Stay tuned, guys. I'm
going to make you review Aquaman again. Three
years in, four years in the track of this podcast.
Fingers crossed. We're still doing it, bro. It's
the best part of my week. Um, like if you ignore
some of the fucking horrible special effects
in it, um, that scene on the, on the black and
white planet. Yeah. Pretty cool scene. Yeah.
The eternity scene, like little too hammy where
he gives them all the power of Thor for the,
the chunks. Yeah. Could have been done better,
but I get what they're doing. The land and he
fucking. Throffed it. He loved it. Yeah, right.
I mean, the kid holding the teddy bear, shooting
out of its eyes. It's kind of fun. I see what
he's doing. I saw what he was doing. It just
wasn't executed well enough. Where are you going?
I'm not denying it's a bad movie, but, like,
on a rewatch, knowing it's bad, there's parts
you can enjoy. I'm glad you kept this for Rant
and Sundry. Fuck. God damn. What the fuck's happened
to you? Stay tuned next week where Jeremy watches
Morbius and says it should be up for an Academy
Award. I won't watch Morbius. Why? Because I
know it's bad. Dude, I knew. I read all the reviews,
right, for Madam Web. I still watched it. I still
watch it. I just had to watch it. I just think,
dude, I watched the Asylum movies. So I'm like,
I have to watch it. And it was worse than anybody
ever said. It was terrible. Oh, no. No, thank
you. It was absolutely terrible. They never wore
costumes. Except for the one scene that they
showed. Dream sequences. Dream sequences. Ridiculous.
Shit. Yeah, that was the coolest part about the
movie, and they showed it in the trailer. I never
had to watch the movie, so. No, 12 seconds. And
then we're there, ooh, look at us. Yeah. We can
fight crime. No, they didn't. So fucking stupid.
Oh, I want to do a magic trick. A magic trick?
Yeah. What do you mean? Do you want to see a
magic trick in the dark night? Oh. Sometime.
That's my code for if I'm having a really fucking
shit time. Hey, everybody, you want to see a
magic trick? Everyone's like, oh, sorry. Because
they know. Yeah, fair enough. Have you got any
more questions like last week? Not exactly in
the same realm. Because they were cool. I like
that. That was pretty cool. I've been trying
to nut out some of my own thoughts, but those
were – where did I see them? Some TV people that
review movies and shit had come up with those
questions. If you guys have got questions for
us, please, please ask us questions. We'll put
them in the episode because I love that sort
of shit. Okay, I've got a question. It might
be a bit of a thinker. I can answer mine while
you think about yours. Yes, sir. What unknown
or unexpected film would you suggest for somebody
to watch, something that's not kind of mainstream,
something that's from the annals of your experience?
Something that just popped up straight to mind,
The Demolition Man. That's a bit mainstream.
Is it really, though? Yeah. Okay, okay. Swiss
Army Man. Swiss Army Man. Swiss Army Man. Or
Rubber. Or Rubber. Fucking Rubber. No, Swiss
Army Man. But what's Rubber? Rubber's a bit of
a tie that goes on a murdering spree. Is that
an asylum movie? No. No? Actually, it got a theatrical
release. It might have been only 500 theatres,
but it got a theatrical release. Yeah, right.
I've never heard of that one. I'm going to read
you the tagline for Rubber. Okay, please do.
Came out in 2010. Telepathic tyre comes to life
and embarks on a killing spree. The tyre finds
a beautiful woman and follows her to a motel
and kills the people who come in its way. Who's
in it? Pirelli or Michelin? Wow. It's an English
-language French film. Written and directed by
Quentin Duplieu. Better Tyler comes to life and
uses psychokinetic powers to kill people. Now,
when I say what would you kind of suggest for
people to watch, is this just because it's the
most random thing you can think about or it's
actually any good? No, it's good. Okay, Swiss
Army Man anyway. Yeah, Swiss Army Man is good.
And Daniel Radcliffe. plays a dead person, just
watch the trailer and it will sell it for you.
Yeah, I haven't seen the trailer. Have you seen
the movie? I haven't watched it. We should watch
it and review it. It is so good. It's fucking
hilarious. But at the end it takes a bit of a
turn. I'd imagine it would, yeah. Don't spoil
it for me. Okay. So have you ever heard of Rian
Johnson's first directorial debut, Brick, with
Joseph Gordon -Levitt? That's the drug one, right?
Mm -hmm. Has to do with bricky cocaine, yeah.
I can't remember it. So it's pretty much like
he was very much inspired by, like, like the
hard -boiled private detective kind of noir movies.
Yep. And he wanted to make like a neo -noir type
movie with the same thing but ended up like deciding
that, oh, it's kind of been done before. Let's
set it within the realm of high schools. Yeah,
right. Okay. So the main character, Joseph Gordon
-Levitt, his girlfriend, ex -girlfriend. calls
him up, something bad goes happen, dies. Anyway,
he's the private eye and it's very kind of the
monologue over the scenes. Like he's going around
and acting like a detective at school parties
and asking questions of all these kind of characters
and unravelling the secret of how his ex -girlfriend
died. Yeah, right. It is quite fucking good.
And that was his first movie. Yeah, right. Imagine
getting that for your first movie. Yeah, well,
he wrote and directed it. Yeah. It was his first
baby. Fuck, did the Rocky for his first movie.
Yeah. Yeah, it's pretty fucking good. And, like,
one of the first kind of roles I ever saw, Joseph
Gordon -Levitt in, that he actually sunk his
teeth into, like, a role. And, yeah, very cool.
Very cool movie. I'm going to have to give that
a watch. Mm -hmm. Fuck, yeah. That sounds cool.
Hitchhiker's Guide is another one, but it's not
very mainstream. It's pretty mainstream. Yeah,
everybody's seen that. Because it was written
by Arthur Conan Doyle. Yeah, and, like, I mean,
decent -sized cast and wasn't, like, a first
-off movie from anyone and stuff. Really? I thought
I was one of the only people that liked that
movie. I'm not saying that a lot of people like
it, but, I mean, plenty of people do. But, I
mean, like plenty of people have seen that movie.
It was pretty big when it came out. So good.
Yeah. Great movie. So that was your answer, Brick.
Yeah, Brick. Definitely. Stick to Swiss Army,
man. I'll stick with it. Yeah, I've got to give
it a go. Have you read all of the Hitchhiker's
Guide? No. No. Two. Read two books. Is the second
one as good as the first one? No. That's what
I was worried about. The first one's so good.
And then he pumped out another four after that.
Is it the Trilogy of Five? Trilogy of Four. Trilogy
of Four. Four. Okay. Pumped out another three
after that. I wasn't sure whether that was just
riding on the coattails of the success of the
first one or whether it legitimately had a good
story for it. Look, it wasn't that bad. It was
a restaurant at the end of the galaxy. I don't
think it was as good. Okay. I think the thing
that sold me in the first book was the Zayfoot
character. He's so good, dude. And he was wasted
in the second book. Okay. So I guess that's why
I harbour a bit of resentment for it. But it's
good, just not as good as the first one. Okay.
But that's – actually, I might have to give it
a second read because I felt the same way about
Ready Player Two. Ready Player One was transcendent.
I love that book. Ready Player Two is a bit of
a miss for me. I've heard that it's a miss for
everyone. But I read it again, and it's good.
Not as good as the first, but it's better. But
that first one was just, it was up there. You
should have left it. It didn't need a sequel.
It didn't need a sequel. It was just like when
they brought The Matrix. Bring The Matrix back
now. You didn't need to make it into a video
game at all. Honestly, they could have left the
Matrix at the first movie and I would have been
quite content. I probably would have wanted more,
but I think I would have preferred wanting more
than getting what I got. The finale. You know
where we are. And then he just shoots up into
the sky. Fucking sick. And then wraps up with
Rage Against the Machine. Come on. If they'd
done that and then brought out the Animatrix
and left it at that. Dude. Did you ever play
the game? No. Enter the Matrix? No. Bro, it was
so good, man. Like it was only on the original
Xbox. So we're talking 32 -bit console. No, it
was a 32 -bit console. It did bullet time so
well, man. The story was phenomenal. You didn't
play as Neo, but he was in the game. Morpheus
was in the game as well. But, dude, it was just
such a great game. Yeah, right. And it held up,
carried the story. But fucking them second, third,
and fourth movie were just not it. No, not at
all. And that was the thing, like, you talk about
amazing filmmakers. The Wachowskis were up there
with that first Matrix, man. They knocked it.
They knocked it, dude. That was, they were the,
with that movie. That was like the Christopher
Nolan with Vince Stella. Like it was a shot in
the ass of anyone that wanted a good sci -fi.
Yeah. And then they just lost it. Yeah, they
just. Their own story. They just shit the bed
with it. And some of the visuals and shit were
great, fantastic. Like that cave dancing scene
was fucking sick. And, you know, some of the,
with the Nebuchadnezzar going through the sewers
and shit. We've seen all that in the first one.
We've seen the great imagery in the first one.
They didn't really elevate it. Isn't that the
sickest name for a ship? Nebuchadnezzar. Fuck
yeah. Serenity's good too, though. Serenity's
good. The ship in Alien, the Nostromo. I like
that too. It's been some pretty cool names for
fucking ships. Fuck yeah. Speaking about the
Wachowskis, man, definitely you need to check
out Sense8. Anybody who I've actually put onto
it and has actually watched it have not regretted
it. Yeah, right. Well, like I said, there was
another movie show that came out around the same
time called Powers, wasn't there? It was Alan
Tudyk and he was a normie, but he was in the
superhero insurance company. Sounds familiar.
Around the same time, but it didn't last that
long either, I don't think. Yeah. It was done
on the Sony PlayStation Network or something,
I think. Yeah. When they were trying to do movies
and stuff. Yeah, I do remember that. So everything
good about anything the Wachowskis have done
is in this television series. It's more grounded.
Being a TV series, the storyline is more grounded.
At the same time, it's pretty expansive. And
just superhero base. Yeah. No, no, they're not
superheroes. No, they do have. So in this world,
there's people that are born in clusters. So
all over the world and something brings out like
a, a connection between them and it's explained
in there. I don't want to ruin it, but basically
they become aware of each other to like a telepathic
link. And basically over time, They figure out
there's eight of them in this cluster and all
of them have different backgrounds, past and
shit like that and some of them are better at
things than other people and whatnot and their
lives start to kind of really intertwine and
they get to know each other and some of them
fall for each other and it gets a bit funny and
weird in places but then like they can step in
to other people's bodies and do stuff. in their
time of need and then the orgy scenes are pretty
good. I was just about to say that. If they're
connected to each other, that means if two of
them are having intercourse, that means eight
of them are having intercourse. So there is a
scene where you see a person who is a part of
the cluster having sex with somebody else and
it's kind of like they're having their moment.
but then everybody else is experiencing this
thing all around the world, and then there's
scenes of them all in the bed together, just
naked and stuff. It's pretty funny. God, you've
watched some weird shit. I know, but this is
actually pretty good. The story is really good.
Yeah, really? The only thing that lets the entire
show down was, well, two things. They didn't
get to finish it as a TV series. They wrapped
it up in a movie. But it was fine. It was good.
It's actually wrapped up all right. Yeah. And
there was a cast change from the first to second
season. A little jarring to begin with, but they
continued the character on with a new actor.
Okay. That was the only thing that I let down
the entire thing. Was it explained why he was
let go? He had disagreements with the Wachowskis.
So actually, I think it started off as the Wachowskis
and then it ended off, it was... Lana and the
fella from Cloud Atlas that Tyrone, whatever
his name was, finished off the series. One of
the Wachowskis stepped back from it for some
reason. Don't know why. Yeah, right. But, yeah.
All right, I'll give it a rest. Okay. God, there's
so much shit. We've got to watch. Mm -hmm, mm
-hmm. We don't have time in the day. Oh, actually,
we've got daylight savings now, so. And because
it's, like, such a globe -spanning story, you're
getting. these wide, expansive shots of, like,
all these different countrysides. Yeah, right.
They put a lot of money into that kind of production
as well. Pretty cool, like, parties in different
parts of the country and festivals and, like,
yeah. So they would have literally had eight
camera crews working all over the world. I mean,
yeah. Two of the characters were in America,
one was in Europe, one was in Africa. One was
in Korea. I'm trying to remember. Another one
was in Russia, two were in Europe. So, yeah,
they were all over the world. Holy shit. Yeah,
yeah. Wouldn't have been cheap. Another one was
in India, yeah. No, it wouldn't have been cheap.
Holy shit. Yeah, it would have been easier if
it was just like eight people from like Trenton,
New Jersey or something. But the whole kind of
– The way that they come about this cluster ability
is pretty cool. Some of the characters that are
in it, like people you'd seen from the TV show
Heroes, there's a character in there, the Indian
fellow, I forget what his name is. Old Love from
Blade Runner, the original Blade Runner. Daryl,
what's her name? She's in it. I'm trying to remember
who the bad guy was in this. Whitehead fella.
You'll know him as soon as you see him. But,
yeah, it's got some good names in it. And, like,
most of the cast are, like, people you've seen
in all the Wachowski stuff. Yeah. Yeah, reoccurring
people. Really, I've seen it pop up on Netflix,
like, ages ago. It's still there. It's a Netflix
production, so it's still there. I just never
actually clicked on it. It's, like, that dark.
I haven't clicked on that either, and I used
to see that all the time. It's one of the best
shows ever and it's German. Like it's fucking.
Fuck off, really? Yeah. Dude, it's like you love
sci -fi, you'll love it. And like the transition
from the first season to the second season, the
way it fucking broadens and changes completely.
Like the first season is really kind of encapsulated
in this small town in Germany and it's like a
bit of a mystery kind of missing persons type
thing. Yeah. And then there's, oh. Something
weird's going on here and then in the end you're
like, oh, fuck, that's really weird. It just
drops everything on its head from the first season
and then it changes complete gear into the second
season. Yeah, it's really good. Fuck. It's another
show I haven't seen. I've never even seen an
episode of Ozark. It's another great show. Another
great show. And it's funny because Netflix, you
know, for a while they were making a lot of great
stuff and they were making that much great stuff
that people slept. on a lot of things. Yeah.
And then other people just either didn't have
Netflix or for some reason missed some of this
stuff and it's all just still sitting there.
It just doesn't get advertised anymore because
they're pumping out new stuff and whatever is
fucking top of the charts. Fucking hell. I guess
that's the thing with, you know, the amount of
content we're getting these days. Remember when
you get Fox on and you go, oh, fuck you. 20 journals.
Yeah. Yeah. Dude, there's just so much content
out there and we're having to work longer and
longer. Fucking Jesus. And we're just getting
less and less time. And, I mean, I think it was
probably around 2012 or a little bit after when
I remember when Netflix first became a thing
and Daredevil was like its first kind of real
big breadwinner draw card. That's why I signed
up for Netflix. Insane. It was, and the internet
was fucking shit back then. I flipped out. I'm
like, oh, this thing's, I went through 200 gig
in a day. What the fuck? Yeah, trying to watch
it and it's just fucking buffering and buffering
and buffering. Like in the end they fucking,
you know, internet got better and shit. But yeah,
like in the beginning it was just Netflix. Netflix
was this thing and then I think YouTube started
doing something and then just these days there
is that many. You've got Shudder, which is just,
purely for fucking horror movies and they produce
their own horror movies. Yeah, you've got Scholastic
has brought out one lately. Crunchyroll? Yeah,
Crunchyroll has been around for ages. They've
absorbed, is it Anime Lab? I don't know. There
was another one that was out. Crunchyroll is
pretty much the one big Western anime site. But
yeah, Scholastic has brought out a streaming
service with like The Magic School Bus and Clifford.
The two things they've got? They've got a heap
of stuff, more than I fucking remember. But,
yeah, like I would never get it. But they've
got their own streaming service. It's ridiculous,
absolutely ridiculous. And then even like ABC,
SBS, they've all got their own streaming services
which has their own content on there. That is
you can only kind of get there that you would
miss out on if you didn't look at it. Exactly.
Didn't know. Do you know our family YouTube?
The subscription is $39 a month. And that's the
thing. For YouTube. They just keep going up.
For YouTube. I got another notification the other
day that Disney's going up. Again. That's one
of the worst apps ever, by the way. The Disney
app is just terrible. Is it shit on your TV?
Yeah. It works better if you use it on your phone
and you cast it. Yeah. The fuck Disney? All the
money. We're all eating Disney noodles. Fix the
fucking app. I thought it was just my shit -ass
TV. It's a shit fucking app, dude. It's getting
to the point here, like back in the day we had
five channels, free -to -air channels, and then
Foxtel and Ozstar came out and everybody won
them and you went to that because you got all
these channels with all this fucking stuff and
you didn't get ads. Can you remember the original
six TV? Channels we had, One More Kids. Yeah,
there was SBS, ABC, NBN, Channel 10, Prime. Is
there six or only five? I think there was seven.
No. NRTV. Didn't NRTV come out later? Wasn't
the original? Motherfucker, I'm talking about
One More Kids. Yeah. Well, there was only originally
three channels, wasn't there? Seven, nine and
ten. Have you seen SBS? I kind of remember 5.
Yeah. Because I remember you'd get your fucking
CRT TV and it'd have like 10. Are you going to
dial it? You'd tune each channel in. So 7 and
1 were Prime. 3 and 9 were NBN. 10 and 2 were
Channel 10. ABC was Channel 5. Dude, to the letter.
Yeah, and SBS was six and four and then that
means seven. No, was that? Fuck off. But, yeah,
pretty much everybody, I think everybody did
the same thing. So, yeah, you fucking. Oh, dude.
Do you watch Free to Air Telly much anymore?
Dude, do you watch the Lego Masters TV show?
The only time my TV goes on for me to watch anything.
If we put something on specifically for that.
Okay. Put that TV on, download the Nine Now app,
and watch Lego Masters from season one with Landy.
He will flip, dude. It is one of the best shows
on television. He's been loving his Lego lately,
too. It is such a good show, man, and so wholesome,
so funny, and they build sick shit. Do you know
what show he really likes? What? Is it Cake?
Logan's the same. There's a chick on YouTube,
How to Cake It. He watches that. There's one
clip that I absolutely love with that chick.
She comes out in Johnny Knoxville's talk show.
It was a prank show. Bitch, is this cake? She
sits down. As soon as she sits down, you see
her face. Bitch, is this cake? Dude, it was so
good. Oh, we better do it at the end. We've got
to give Macca a shout out, remember. I still
haven't found that. Haven't you? We have to give
Macca a shout out. It's in there somewhere. Okay.
Because she had a whinge at us when we left the
other night. Did she? You didn't hear? I don't
remember. She's like, oh, no, because it was
when her and Branchie come out the front to say
hooray. And she's, don't you forget. Don't you
forget to give me a shout out. I'm like, okay,
darling, next episode I'll give you a shout out.
But, yeah, like I pulled up next to her at the
drive -thru the other night and she's like. I'll
watch you. I'll watch all the things. Look, look.
And held out her iPad and there was us on the
screen. I'm like, oh, darling, you shouldn't
be watching that. I mean, that makes me feel
bad knowing that she's watching it. We're bad
people. We're not bad, but we're not good. Not
good for kids. No, and he's listening to rather
rude shit. I mean, my son's eight and he doesn't
know how to watch this. As soon as Logan, if
I hear it in the lounge room, like Logan's, oh,
dad's on. Puts it on its own. I'm like, no. Dive
in and steal the remote. Did you like my slow,
man? I did. It's kind of awkward when I fucking
edit that shit up. Oh, you fuck. You're going
to have lightning come off me like the flash.
Who knows? We'll see. You're going to start doing
shit like that, aren't you? I don't have the
time to, man. I don't have the time to. Listen.
Please, everybody, make this man rich so we can
just edit our videos full time. You don't have
to make me rich. Just fucking supplement my pay
so I can fucking not be at work all the time
and I'll make this show better. Oh, yeah, yeah.
Dude, you're already doing such a great fucking
job. I think that's all the ranting I've got
for you, my friend. It's about 37 minutes. I
think I can cut that down to about half an hour.
Yeah. Boy, should we do a live soon? Yeah, I
don't know. Would anybody be interested in watching
Prevailing Strange live stream? If you guys have
made it to the end of this episode on a Friday
afternoon. Yeah. Let us know. We ask you to let
us know some stuff and I think Tarn and Lingy
are the only ones that are going to let us know
anything. One of the blokes who's most critical
of you or one of the blokes most critical of
me. Son of a bitch. And we appreciate you guys.
So much. Big time. Appreciate it. But, yeah,
if you'd like to catch a live stream of this.
Shanaynagangs. Shanaynagangs. Let us know, man.
Love, peace, chicken grease. See you next week.