Fuld transskription af Episode 123: Battle at the Triskelion

coach? 05:02.787 --> 05:15.394 [SPEAKER_01]: He's like a crack open a beer and they're like, what beer have you been drinking all season after you win every game and he shouted out upland brewery in Bloomington and they like 05:15.374 --> 05:32.898 [SPEAKER_01]: sold out of everything instantly like he elevated this local brewery to like national fame to where people are like buying their Indiana game day beers in the oak that's awesome I thought you were going to say something like Budweiser. 05:33.038 --> 05:36.403 [SPEAKER_04]: That's what Peyton Manning said after he won the Super Bowl 05:36.383 --> 05:41.210 [SPEAKER_01]: No, I like the fact that Kurt Signetti, I mean, he's only been here two years. 05:41.250 --> 05:46.096 [SPEAKER_01]: He doesn't have to act like a local man and like do incredibly blooming to things. 05:46.577 --> 05:47.398 [SPEAKER_01]: But he does. 05:47.738 --> 05:48.660 [SPEAKER_01]: And that's awesome. 05:49.200 --> 05:51.303 [SPEAKER_04]: Yep. 05:51.323 --> 05:53.026 [SPEAKER_04]: And you had a huge win last night. 05:53.106 --> 05:54.468 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know if you saw him basketball. 05:55.489 --> 05:56.430 [SPEAKER_01]: I did not see that. 05:56.470 --> 05:56.871 [SPEAKER_01]: Who did they do? 05:56.891 --> 06:02.799 [SPEAKER_04]: The road against UCLA, a freshman hit, a free throw with three tens of a second left to win the game. 06:02.839 --> 06:04.081 [SPEAKER_04]: Nice. 06:04.621 --> 06:05.783 [SPEAKER_04]: A double overtime. 06:07.349 --> 06:10.594 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, it's no white shot, but that sounds pretty cool. 06:11.135 --> 06:13.779 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, probably a very cool moment for that guy. 06:14.360 --> 06:14.580 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 06:15.882 --> 06:17.244 [SPEAKER_04]: So what has been happening? 06:17.284 --> 06:18.746 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, we're past that. 06:19.407 --> 06:21.050 [SPEAKER_01]: I know that was a long time ago. 06:21.110 --> 06:22.652 [SPEAKER_01]: We just haven't recorded it forever. 06:23.554 --> 06:24.435 [SPEAKER_01]: What have you been up to? 06:24.475 --> 06:26.198 [SPEAKER_04]: Nothing. 06:27.760 --> 06:29.643 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, so my basketball team lost. 06:29.683 --> 06:33.850 [SPEAKER_04]: I think that was that's old news by now, but I just didn't know if I'd brought it up. 06:34.431 --> 06:36.073 [SPEAKER_01]: Did you run the play? 06:37.218 --> 06:40.625 [SPEAKER_04]: No, we should have, if we wouldn't have lost. 06:41.065 --> 06:53.329 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, you can, uh, you can steal an easy rebound on any inbound past by having most of your team get on the ground and bark like dogs as a distraction, found that out on Instagram. 06:53.930 --> 06:54.191 [SPEAKER_03]: Yep. 06:55.754 --> 06:56.676 [SPEAKER_01]: What have you been up to? 06:58.118 --> 06:58.399 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, 06:59.645 --> 07:03.815 [SPEAKER_01]: Honestly, a lot of reading and watching TV because we're snowed in. 07:04.377 --> 07:10.772 [SPEAKER_01]: We also, I don't know if you got a ton of snow up

there, but there is like two feet of snow around my house right now. 07:10.792 --> 07:11.935 [SPEAKER_01]: We also have a ship snow. 07:11.995 --> 07:13.940 [SPEAKER_01]: Haven't been going on my walks. 07:14.481 --> 07:15.905 [SPEAKER_01]: We finished Stranger Things. 07:16.226 --> 07:17.248 [SPEAKER_01]: Did you watch that? 07:17.701 --> 07:25.977 [SPEAKER_04]: I've watched a bit of the climax in the last episode, and I've watched many videos about it. 07:26.258 --> 07:28.042 [SPEAKER_04]: I was watching video about it this morning. 07:28.082 --> 07:29.064 [SPEAKER_01]: That's good. 07:29.084 --> 07:30.647 [SPEAKER_04]: That's how you are not happy. 07:30.687 --> 07:33.853 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, it, uh, what do you think? 07:36.820 --> 08:06.827 [SPEAKER_01]: I came to appreciate elements of stranger things as I was watching that last season because I've realized like man there's so many people that are working on this that are probably like some of the best in the world at specific things right like sound design and lighting and director photography and like color gradiation and visual effects like there's so many things that it just does 08:07.870 --> 08:14.824 [SPEAKER_01]: But then just some of the writing man and some of these kids acting just ruins it. 08:14.844 --> 08:26.327 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, they were like very supposed to be emotional moments, you know, we're like Mike and Elle are like making out and crying and saying goodbye. 08:26.428 --> 08:29.153 [SPEAKER_01]: And I was just laughing out loud because I was like, 08:29.993 --> 08:32.556 [SPEAKER_01]: I can't take this acting seriously at all. 08:32.616 --> 08:34.799 [SPEAKER_01]: This is taking me out of the show so much. 08:34.819 --> 08:34.979 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 08:35.960 --> 08:36.961 [SPEAKER_01]: But it was fine. 08:37.102 --> 08:37.582 [SPEAKER_01]: It was good. 08:38.343 --> 08:38.884 [SPEAKER_04]: What's your one? 08:39.264 --> 08:40.466 [SPEAKER_04]: Half year, a 10 year build up. 08:40.986 --> 08:42.068 [SPEAKER_04]: It was good. 08:43.049 --> 08:43.149 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 08:43.169 --> 08:52.580 [SPEAKER_01]: It definitely lost steam with every increasing season, every passing season. 08:52.640 --> 08:53.942 [SPEAKER_01]: And I feel like 08:53.922 --> 09:03.325 [SPEAKER_01]: like they did a good job of making it all make sense, but I actually think that kind of worked to its detriment because I liked the idea that 09:03.710 --> 09:08.978 [SPEAKER_01]: All of this stuff that was happening in Hawkins was just like beyond our understanding, right? 09:09.018 --> 09:21.819 [SPEAKER_01]: It's it's mysterious when you give answers for everything who Vecta is where his power comes from, what the upside down is and these like high school kids are able to figure it out and stop it. 09:22.540 --> 09:24.563 [SPEAKER_01]: And everything has a neat little bow on it. 09:25.104 --> 09:31.033 [SPEAKER_01]: It's just like a little less satisfying, you know, than like in the first season. 09:32.448 --> 09:33.631 [SPEAKER_01]: yeah but it was fine. 09:35.274 --> 09:51.992 [SPEAKER_04]: I think that the biggest problem with stranger things is that they make every episode like movie length and I think so I just it's hard for me to get through one 09:52.900 --> 10:03.687 [SPEAKER_04]: that you can't cut like an hour of each of those episodes out and still have like a tight 45 minute show, you know. 10:04.645 --> 10:13.985 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm just wondering what would have been the argument against instead of doing eight episodes and some of them are as long as two hours long. 10:14.747 --> 10:16.130 [SPEAKER_01]: What's the argument against me? 10:16.190 --> 10:17.693 [SPEAKER_04]: I think it was like two and a half hours. 10:18.134 --> 10:21.281 [SPEAKER_01]: It was it was longer than most movies. 10:22.143 --> 10:24.628 [SPEAKER_01]: Why not just make it like 12 or 13 episodes? 10:25.672 --> 10:32.760 [SPEAKER_01]: It really think that people are not going to watch the end of it because there's more episodes out there. 10:32.780 --> 10:33.523 [SPEAKER_04]: They're way better. 10:33.543 --> 10:35.631 [SPEAKER_01]: A regular amount of time. 10:37.079 --> 10:38.081 [SPEAKER_04]: the cats are fighting. 10:39.182 --> 10:39.883 [SPEAKER_04]: If you can't hear. 10:40.304 --> 10:42.908 [SPEAKER_01]: I couldn't hear them but I could see reacting to something. 10:44.110 --> 10:47.635 [SPEAKER_04]: There will be some hissing and groaning probably coming along. 10:47.675 --> 11:00.775 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay so stranger things was disappointing and all of the fans gave it the Sherlock treatment where they thought a secret episode was coming to explain why the show was so bad. 11:00.755 --> 11:02.558 [SPEAKER_04]: that's like the worst happened. 11:02.598 --> 11:04.501 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 11:04.541 --> 11:09.809 [SPEAKER_04]: That's the biggest cop ever when you're like no it was bad on purpose. 11:10.430 --> 11:11.972 [SPEAKER_04]: There's a good episode coming. 11:12.012 --> 11:14.416 [SPEAKER_04]: They were frustrating. 11:14.636 --> 11:17.741 [SPEAKER_01]: And I remember getting into that with Sherlock back in the day. 11:17.761 --> 11:19.483 [SPEAKER_01]: That is so funny. 11:21.166 --> 11:23.910 [SPEAKER_01]: Evangelion actually did that. 11:24.380 --> 11:36.393 [SPEAKER_01]: So yeah, even Galian, when they were coming out, it was, honestly, the production of it sounds a lot like South Park, where it was like, they were on a deadline. 11:36.433 --> 11:38.495 [SPEAKER_01]: They're like, we have to get an episode out tomorrow. 11:38.815 --> 11:40.196 [SPEAKER_01]: What the fuck are we gonna do? 11:40.957 --> 11:48.005 [SPEAKER_01]: And so the last few episodes of even Galian, you can tell where they're cutting corners. 11:48.785 --> 11:51.248 [SPEAKER_01]: And it's kind of cool. 11:52.088 --> 12:06.713 [SPEAKER_01]: It still looks artistic, but you're like, oh, instead of drawing, you know, 100 frames for the scene, they drew like 10, and

they're all like super wide distant shots, where people's mouths aren't moving, and you just get them talking. 12:06.733 --> 12:07.996 [SPEAKER_01]: You can tell where they cut the corners. 12:08.136 --> 12:09.338 [SPEAKER_01]: And then, 12:09.318 --> 12:16.366 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, it was so big and successful in Japan, and it had all this build up, and people were like, how's even Gillian gonna end? 12:17.046 --> 12:30.621 [SPEAKER_01]: And like, stranger things, it had so many balls in the air that had not been resolved, and they had like, They were on deadline, they were above budget, behind schedule, and they had to get like two episodes out. 12:31.562 --> 12:39.190 [SPEAKER_01]: And they made this very experimental like avant-garde ending that basically happens in like a dream scape. 12:40.469 --> 12:56.385 [SPEAKER_01]: that didn't answer any of the questions and people were so mad they sent the the series creator like death threats and then a year later they came out with a movie called end of Evangelion that was the actual intended last two episodes. 12:56.753 --> 13:01.658 [SPEAKER_01]: and he made sure that it was like traumatic as hell, and it was like a middle finger to all the fans. 13:02.819 --> 13:06.082 [SPEAKER_04]: But it also is like, because that's the other one. 13:06.142 --> 13:08.684 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that's really, that's the speculation. 13:09.725 --> 13:19.174 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I mean, it's a great, it's honestly one of my favorite movies ever, but it's like all your favorite comfort characters just like suffer and die in the worst ways. 13:20.336 --> 13:23.959 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, people like might have liked stranger things if they had done that. 13:24.361 --> 13:31.485 [SPEAKER_04]: That's one of the, that's one of the criticisms I hear a lot is like nobody died and blah blah blah blah blah. 13:31.837 --> 13:33.679 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, everyone has plot armor. 13:34.060 --> 13:44.073 [SPEAKER_01]: You see them take out like hundreds of soldiers, like, you know, one or two characters will have a gun or a grenade, and they're just mowing down these like platoons of soldiers. 13:44.353 --> 13:49.300 [SPEAKER_04]: And you really not hear any of the the feline behavior that's going on here. 13:49.320 --> 13:50.401 [SPEAKER_04]: This is absurd. 13:50.421 --> 13:58.992 [SPEAKER_04]: And now, there are like three cats all hissing and to groaning at each other within five feet of the 13:59.039 --> 14:02.023 [SPEAKER_01]: I saw one of them run past you on the desk a little bit ago. 14:02.704 --> 14:04.046 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, I need a minute here. 14:04.066 --> 14:07.191 [SPEAKER_04]: I need to go get a spray bottle so I can spray these buckers. 14:07.632 --> 14:07.952 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay. 14:08.453 --> 14:11.377 [SPEAKER_04]: It's because there's a dog in the house. 14:12.459 --> 14:16.244 [SPEAKER_04]: So all three of the cats are just up here in my office with me. 14:17.687 --> 14:19.009 [SPEAKER_04]: Because none of them want to leave. 14:19.589 --> 14:22.514 [SPEAKER_04]: So now they're all annoying each other in a confined area. 14:22.554 --> 14:25.138 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah, that'll do it. 14:25.839 --> 14:26.059 [SPEAKER_01]: Yep. 14:27.558 --> 14:28.199 [SPEAKER_01]: All right. 14:28.219 --> 14:28.320 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay. 14:28.360 --> 14:29.061 [SPEAKER_04]: Spider-Man? 14:29.703 --> 14:30.044 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 14:30.324 --> 14:30.946 [SPEAKER_01]: Spider-Man. 14:30.986 --> 14:34.273 [SPEAKER_01]: But first, a word from our sponsor, upland brewing. 14:35.676 --> 14:42.732 [SPEAKER_00]: Every business says they're better, but the ones that earn and display the baby beast seal back it up. 14:43.387 --> 14:50.496 [SPEAKER_00]: It instantly identifies businesses that are committed to operating within integrity, Honorary Provisors, and telling the truth. 14:50.957 --> 14:53.380 [SPEAKER_00]: Make sure you wonder why every business doesn't have it. 14:53.921 --> 14:56.424 [SPEAKER_00]: So look for it, because it's looking out for you. 14:56.464 --> 15:09.782 [SPEAKER_00]: That's why it's the sign of a better business, and find a better business anytime at BBB.org. 15:11.078 --> 15:32.513 [SPEAKER_01]: which episodes are we doing today which issues we are today we are in ultimate comics spider man number 15 and 16 now I heard that yep that was an energy drink from last up night a bucked up energy bucked up what 15:33.353 --> 15:36.057 [SPEAKER_01]: Weird ass third brand is that. 15:36.357 --> 15:38.140 [SPEAKER_04]: It's 300 milligrams. 15:39.923 --> 15:41.265 [SPEAKER_01]: Is that legal in America? 15:43.688 --> 15:44.990 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, we were getting bucked up. 15:46.032 --> 15:46.753 [SPEAKER_04]: Sounds like it. 15:46.773 --> 15:49.897 [SPEAKER_04]: I was playing some League of Legends with the boys. 15:51.480 --> 15:55.546 [SPEAKER_01]: Did you ever have like the original formula of four loco? 15:57.128 --> 15:57.909 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, no. 15:58.230 --> 16:01.234 [SPEAKER_04]: The original formula was like outlawed. 16:02.648 --> 16:11.037 [SPEAKER_04]: a year before or sometime like that, my, my friend group started getting into four locos, luckily. 16:11.057 --> 16:23.171 [SPEAKER_01]: I, I had to hear about it like second hand, like the older kids at my school were like four loco was crazy and, and then the F. Four loco is still crazy. 16:23.311 --> 16:24.873 [SPEAKER_04]: By the way, that's true. 16:25.093 --> 16:32.301 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, without the caffeine, the four locos 16:32.737 --> 16:39.946 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it would be something called sidewalk slammers, if anybody would like to try this, go for it. 16:41.107 --> 16:46.794 [SPEAKER_04]: That's where you'd get a 40, like a 40-ounce beer from a gas station and a four-local. 16:47.776 --> 16:54.203 [SPEAKER_04]: And you would drink your beer down to the label and then you would fill it up with four-local. 16:54.704 --> 17:01.933 [SPEAKER_04]: And then you would drink it down to the label

and you'd fill it up with four-local and drink it and repeat until both are eventually gone. 17:01.913 --> 17:08.983 [SPEAKER_04]: And they're called sidewalk slammers because, eventually, you know, you just fall down. 17:09.023 --> 17:17.174 [SPEAKER_04]: And I think I tried that a couple times and never made it through the entire time without losing my memory. 17:17.755 --> 17:18.256 [SPEAKER_01]: Lightweight. 17:18.797 --> 17:19.057 [SPEAKER_01]: Yep. 17:20.559 --> 17:22.622 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, this is... 17:23.024 --> 17:27.070 [SPEAKER_01]: not as cool as that but is that that was very cool. 17:27.450 --> 17:28.371 [SPEAKER_01]: No, that's super cool. 17:28.411 --> 17:30.234 [SPEAKER_01]: That's that's like grown up. 17:30.775 --> 17:41.910 [SPEAKER_01]: I used to do this thing that we we learned at church camp called Christian drugs where you stare up into the night sky at a star as you're like, 17:41.890 --> 17:58.332 [SPEAKER_01]: reference point and then you spin around as much as fast as you can and then someone shines a really bright bright flashlight in your eyes and like something about your Equilibrium is thrown off and you you're knees buckle and you fall to the ground. 17:58.993 --> 17:59.734 [SPEAKER_04]: That sounds fun. 17:59.794 --> 18:01.437 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, it was a good time. 18:01.477 --> 18:02.999 [SPEAKER_01]: We didn't get drunk from it though. 18:03.019 --> 18:04.641 [SPEAKER_04]: That's a real sidewalk slamer. 18:05.082 --> 18:05.382 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 18:07.004 --> 18:07.645 [SPEAKER_01]: Anyways. 18:08.789 --> 18:09.870 [SPEAKER_01]: want to get into these comics? 18:10.191 --> 18:10.752 [SPEAKER_01]: Let's do it. 18:11.232 --> 18:11.553 [SPEAKER_01]: All right. 18:11.633 --> 18:12.554 [SPEAKER_01]: You want to take the first one? 18:13.675 --> 18:13.916 [SPEAKER_04]: Sure. 18:13.976 --> 18:15.618 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm happy to do that. 18:16.499 --> 18:18.261 [SPEAKER_04]: We're back with Spider-Man. 18:19.703 --> 18:24.550 [SPEAKER_04]: Some listeners might some web heads, some of our precious boys and girls. 18:24.830 --> 18:31.218 [SPEAKER_04]: They might say, why do we always switch comics? 18:31.238 --> 18:34.122 [SPEAKER_04]: I thought we were reading this and now we're reading that and 18:35.502 --> 18:37.705 [SPEAKER_04]: I would say the same thing, Zach. 18:39.166 --> 18:41.068 [SPEAKER_01]: It's because they happen co-currently. 18:42.510 --> 18:43.251 [SPEAKER_01]: Concurrently? 18:43.732 --> 18:47.035 [SPEAKER_01]: Concurrent, look at the teacher, correcting the pupil. 18:48.137 --> 18:52.802 [SPEAKER_01]: Here's, uh, did you tell I didn't make it long as an English major? 18:55.926 --> 18:58.709 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, is there an update on architecture school? 18:59.370 --> 19:03.855 [SPEAKER_01]: No, I probably won't hear back until like Marsha, I promise. 19:04.392 --> 19:08.230 [SPEAKER_04]: Should we start calling you art van de lae, are you a sign-filled diet all? 19:08.732 --> 19:13.795 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't want to jinx it, so maybe hold off until I actually hear if I got in. 19:14.264 --> 19:17.688 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, but yes, I've I've been getting a lot of art vandalages. 19:19.089 --> 19:19.190 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 19:19.210 --> 19:19.590 [SPEAKER_04]: All right. 19:20.251 --> 19:20.431 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 19:20.451 --> 19:31.804 [SPEAKER_04]: We're back with Spider-Man because these things happen co-currently and he's with Captain America Thor and Nick Fury and Ironman on the front and I am happy to get some Spider-Man. 19:31.844 --> 19:34.087 [SPEAKER_04]: He's been in the background of a couple of our scenes. 19:34.127 --> 19:37.871 [SPEAKER_04]: Remember he was there for the the president's inauguration. 19:38.652 --> 19:39.833 [SPEAKER_04]: He got 19:41.011 --> 19:45.807 [SPEAKER_01]: And this story today happens just like a little bit before that. 19:48.196 --> 19:48.737 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, it does. 19:48.798 --> 19:51.848 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, this is how we get caught up to that scene. 19:52.115 --> 20:17.785 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, I really like so yeah, this cover Nick Fury and the ultimates around Spider-Man and it really does feel like Bendus was like okay We're picking back up where we left off with Peter where we're gonna have to have spider-man get trained up by the ultimates Except now we've just changed who that spider-man is 20:18.406 --> 20:22.595 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, and, and, you know, it makes it look like he's part of the team. 20:23.557 --> 20:25.180 [SPEAKER_04]: We got to bring this spider-man in. 20:28.206 --> 20:28.687 [SPEAKER_02]: Cool cover. 20:29.369 --> 20:37.225 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, so miles and Ganky are, they're at the BDA, the Brooklyn Vision's Academy. 20:38.656 --> 20:44.264 [SPEAKER_04]: and they're just kind of studying and Ganky's trying to give Miles some superhero advice. 20:44.304 --> 20:53.699 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like, I know how you could be the the most popular superhero and he's like, you should have a catchphrase after you punch someone. 20:54.500 --> 20:58.105 [SPEAKER_04]: But instead of the same catchphrase, it's like a different one every time. 20:58.145 --> 21:02.672 [SPEAKER_04]: And the first one he says he punches and he goes, Yatsi. 21:03.074 --> 21:13.450 [SPEAKER_04]: and Zach, I'm not joking when I say this, when I was making breakfast this morning, something happened, I don't remember, and I went Yatsi. 21:14.872 --> 21:19.860 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a good catchphrase because it was like something, there was some sort, I don't remember. 21:19.920 --> 21:21.623 [SPEAKER_04]: In that nuts, 21:21.755 --> 21:22.376 [SPEAKER_01]: That is nuts. 21:22.456 --> 21:29.647 [SPEAKER_01]: Now, what you have to do is come up with a different catch phrase every time you make breakfast and you'll be the most popular breakfast. 21:29.747 --> 21:30.248 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, I do. 21:30.268 --> 21:30.708 [SPEAKER_04]: That's the thing. 21:30.768 --> 21:31.810 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't say yachts.

21:31.830 --> 21:32.170 [SPEAKER_04]: You lie. 21:32.191 --> 21:35.656 [SPEAKER_04]: It was a completely like random, you know, right? 21:35.896 --> 21:41.064 [SPEAKER_04]: I do kind of just say different, uh, different stupid things. 21:42.045 --> 21:42.306 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 21:42.566 --> 21:44.148 [SPEAKER_01]: You do strike me as an ad liver. 21:45.350 --> 21:45.671 [SPEAKER_04]: Thanks. 21:45.711 --> 21:47.513 [SPEAKER_04]: I bet you do good in improv comedy. 21:48.375 --> 21:50.698 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think I would, but I appreciate you. 21:51.725 --> 21:55.991 [SPEAKER_04]: So, Ganky is giving him a lot of different, different ideas. 21:56.011 --> 22:02.121 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like, shamp out, Charles Barkley, Tenacious D, Sackage Wia. 22:02.201 --> 22:03.483 [SPEAKER_04]: These actually are pretty good. 22:03.503 --> 22:05.105 [SPEAKER_04]: Wow, he was going through these. 22:05.145 --> 22:08.070 [SPEAKER_04]: I was like, this would be really funny if somebody did this. 22:09.051 --> 22:13.598 [SPEAKER_04]: He says, fill up C. Moore Hoffman, do you think this is after he passed away or before? 22:16.936 --> 22:18.258 [SPEAKER_01]: I think this would have been before. 22:18.659 --> 22:19.600 [SPEAKER_04]: I would think so too. 22:19.920 --> 22:22.204 [SPEAKER_04]: I think that might be in bad taste if it was after. 22:22.584 --> 22:23.606 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 22:23.626 --> 22:30.816 [SPEAKER_01]: But I think it was probably when he was like in those hunger game movies and he was, I mean, he was still like a very big story when I could tell he died. 22:30.856 --> 22:31.537 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah. 22:33.300 --> 22:37.166 [SPEAKER_04]: And Miles, John's back at Evan, does like a punch of his own and says, study. 22:38.648 --> 22:43.635 [SPEAKER_04]: And, uh, and they, and Yankee's like, I'm not studying until you show him to me. 22:44.847 --> 23:03.307 [SPEAKER_04]: And Miles has locks to lock the door and he pulls out the box that AMP may give him with Peters web shooters and uh, there's also a formula for webbing in there, which I was wondering how he was going to make it. 23:03.387 --> 23:04.448 [SPEAKER_04]: So that's pretty helpful. 23:05.790 --> 23:13.538 [SPEAKER_01]: It's really convenient that every 23:13.754 --> 23:22.047 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, this is all M-A, you know, well, she gave up no idea how to make it if not for Peter giving them the formula. 23:22.668 --> 23:24.912 [SPEAKER_01]: Sure, but also Miles is like 13. 23:24.952 --> 23:30.781 [SPEAKER_01]: And if you gave me a chemistry formula today, I wouldn't know what to do with it. 23:31.162 --> 23:35.669 [SPEAKER_01]: This is telling us that Miles is at least smart enough and he's like, okay, I think I could figure this out. 23:35.889 --> 23:37.151 [SPEAKER_04]: Let me tell you what you do with it. 23:37.312 --> 23:38.433 [SPEAKER_04]: You take a picture of it. 23:38.974 --> 23:41.398 [SPEAKER_04]: You post it to chat GP2. 23:43.353 --> 23:44.655 [SPEAKER_04]: How do I do this? 23:45.938 --> 23:47.460 [SPEAKER_01]: Subcontracted out to read it. 23:48.262 --> 23:48.502 [SPEAKER_04]: Yep. 23:48.983 --> 23:52.389 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 23:52.570 --> 23:55.595 [SPEAKER_04]: This would be pretty hard to follow because it's not like a formula. 23:55.796 --> 23:58.701 [SPEAKER_04]: It's just like it shows a lot of like chemical bonds. 23:59.142 --> 24:00.865 [SPEAKER_04]: So I don't know how you would do that. 24:01.125 --> 24:02.007 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm not smart enough. 24:02.187 --> 24:03.870 [SPEAKER_04]: I'd have to take it to the science teacher. 24:04.111 --> 24:04.872 [SPEAKER_04]: She would know. 24:05.948 --> 24:10.556 [SPEAKER_04]: And Miles is like, how do we make more and thank he's like, I don't know. 24:10.616 --> 24:13.922 [SPEAKER_04]: And Miles is like, you were the one that was supposed to know your smart guy. 24:13.962 --> 24:17.388 [SPEAKER_04]: And Ganky is apparently not smart in chemistry. 24:17.588 --> 24:20.633 [SPEAKER_04]: He's smart in Lego building, but not chemistry. 24:21.052 --> 24:48.105 [SPEAKER_04]: And just then the RA for lack of a better word kind of barges through the door and he's like, this isn't supposed to be locked and Miles throws a towel around himself really quickly and was like dude, I was changing and they get the they get the RA to leave and they clean up the webbing that they were playing around with and they realize that they pulled a piece of the wall out of the 24:49.165 --> 24:52.029 [SPEAKER_04]: So these kids are getting into trouble already with this stuff. 24:53.131 --> 24:59.180 [SPEAKER_01]: I, I don't like that we've seen this exact scene already. 24:59.220 --> 25:06.230 [SPEAKER_01]: It feels like multiple times now where Ganky wants to see some Spider-Man thing and he's like show me and Miles is like lock the door. 25:06.610 --> 25:09.154 [SPEAKER_01]: And then the array is like this door's not supposed to be locked. 25:09.715 --> 25:12.459 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, this happens time and time again. 25:12.519 --> 25:14.582 [SPEAKER_01]: It's not. 25:15.035 --> 25:20.320 [SPEAKER_01]: charming or like fun like the the running gag of the police station. 25:20.340 --> 25:22.102 [SPEAKER_01]: There's always some crazy person yelling. 25:22.823 --> 25:28.869 [SPEAKER_01]: This is just like a regular scene that has now repeated at least twice. 25:30.250 --> 25:34.294 [SPEAKER_04]: I think it's just trying to do some exposition. 25:34.314 --> 25:45.025 [SPEAKER_04]: But it's doing it in the same way. 25:45.578 --> 25:49.625 [SPEAKER_01]: 14 issues at this point and we're already repeating scenes. 25:49.685 --> 25:52.509 [SPEAKER_01]: That's just it's a small gripe, but it is a gripe. 25:53.551 --> 25:56.295 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 25:56.316 --> 26:12.582 [SPEAKER_04]: So Miles is walking to his parents house and as he gets there he sees a police officer outside the door and apparently the police are there to talk to Miles' parents and Miles about his uncle, 26:13.726 -->

26:20.752 [SPEAKER_04]: And there's a shield agent, and Zach, have we met this shield agent before Maria. 26:20.853 --> 26:21.636 [SPEAKER_04]: Recognize her. 26:21.937 --> 26:22.981 [SPEAKER_04]: Is it Maria Hill? 26:23.001 --> 26:23.402 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 26:23.583 --> 26:24.647 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, it says her name. 26:27.327 --> 26:33.959 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, uh, and she's there and she's like, hey, we just want to talk about your uncle Aaron. 26:34.239 --> 26:49.466 [SPEAKER_04]: Were you close with him and Miles is like kind of and she's like, it's a yes or no question on Miles says, well, actually it's not because we used to talk, but but then we weren't allowed to and he kind of got her feel like he put her in her place a little bit. 26:50.047 --> 26:50.668 [SPEAKER_01]: He did. 26:50.885 --> 26:58.254 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I love when kids put their adults in their places, except for in your day job. 26:58.574 --> 26:59.736 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, exactly. 27:01.438 --> 27:04.001 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh my gosh, okay, shoots. 27:04.061 --> 27:11.610 [SPEAKER_04]: Maybe we'll get to it later, but we did have our teacher eighth grade volleyball game this past this past Friday. 27:12.070 --> 27:13.692 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, how bad did you demolish them? 27:14.153 --> 27:15.435 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, we can get to it later. 27:15.855 --> 27:16.195 [SPEAKER_04]: All right. 27:16.476 --> 27:17.517 [SPEAKER_04]: There's a tease. 27:18.475 --> 27:22.620 [SPEAKER_04]: So Maria Hill wants to know about their relationship. 27:22.780 --> 27:26.424 [SPEAKER_04]: She's telling him she says the prowler was a master thief. 27:26.884 --> 27:29.067 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, he evaded the law for years. 27:30.108 --> 27:37.436 [SPEAKER_04]: It seems unlikely that all of a sudden he would just decide to become the kingpin of New York City. 27:38.016 --> 27:45.985 [SPEAKER_04]: Something must have changed in his life to make him move out of the shadows and want to do that. 27:45.965 --> 27:58.639 [SPEAKER_04]: He was also, you know, beating up criminals with, or beating up mobsters with Spider-Man, so they're like, so miles, you talk to your uncle, what could have changed? 27:59.560 --> 28:02.784 [SPEAKER_04]: And miles is like, I don't know, not anything. 28:03.064 --> 28:10.032 [SPEAKER_04]: And I think Maria Hill can tell that he's lying a little bit, you know, he's not being completely honest. 28:11.176 --> 28:13.119 [SPEAKER_04]: And she says, oh, I guess we're done here. 28:13.179 --> 28:16.183 [SPEAKER_04]: And she talks to Miles as dad on the way out. 28:16.203 --> 28:21.230 [SPEAKER_04]: And she's like, hey, I understand why you're, you know, why why you don't want to talk to Miles. 28:21.270 --> 28:23.073 [SPEAKER_04]: There's nothing more important than your boy. 28:23.093 --> 28:26.718 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think she's being fully honest. 28:26.758 --> 28:32.526 [SPEAKER_04]: I think she's being a little like a little bit of a jerk. 28:33.552 --> 28:38.459 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I think she definitely suspects little sneaky something about miles. 28:39.080 --> 28:41.244 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, but Jefferson was not having it. 28:41.264 --> 28:43.647 [SPEAKER_01]: He was like, stop asking my kid questions. 28:44.168 --> 28:45.810 [SPEAKER_01]: He wanted her out of there a long time ago. 28:46.111 --> 28:49.616 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, do they know that she should know that miles is spider-man? 28:50.237 --> 28:57.568 [SPEAKER_01]: I think she should or at least if she might go back to like Nick Fury or Captain American now or something and like, 28:59.337 --> 29:01.019 [SPEAKER_01]: asked for confirmation about that. 29:01.039 --> 29:05.505 [SPEAKER_01]: They're like, she might be like, I think this kid might be involved with the prowler, and then they would tell her. 29:06.106 --> 29:07.167 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, he's spider, man. 29:07.728 --> 29:08.429 [SPEAKER_01]: We already know. 29:12.173 --> 29:21.926 [SPEAKER_04]: So, oh, and during that conversation, Maria Hill did say she was like, it turns out, Uncle Aaron wasn't killed by Spider-Man. 29:22.306 --> 29:26.712 [SPEAKER_04]: He was killed by his own piece of technology 29:27.586 --> 29:30.130 [SPEAKER_04]: So that's kind of a load off of miles of shoulders. 29:30.590 --> 29:36.258 [SPEAKER_04]: And then when the scene changes, we see Ganky immediately hugging miles and saying, dude, that's huge. 29:36.839 --> 29:39.202 [SPEAKER_04]: And he's like, you're off the hook, you didn't kill anyone. 29:39.222 --> 29:41.005 [SPEAKER_04]: That's so awesome. 29:41.886 --> 29:48.896 [SPEAKER_04]: And miles is maybe a little relieved about it, but he still isn't sight because his uncle's dead. 29:48.916 --> 29:56.547 [SPEAKER_04]: And everyone on the news and everything still thinks that he killed his uncle or Spider-Man killed the prowler. 29:57.843 --> 30:20.948 [SPEAKER_04]: so he's still not told me happy and as they're walking through the halls that day there's an announcement everyone has to report to the gym and it turns out that with all the craziness happening in the world the Brooklyn Vision's Academy is going to close until all this stuff can get worked out 30:21.451 --> 30:27.886 [SPEAKER_04]: And to the Brooklyn Visions Academy's credit, it did seem like they were going strong there with all the craziness. 30:27.966 --> 30:34.742 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, you would never know that the world is a complete train wreck on the outside. 30:34.762 --> 30:37.148 [SPEAKER_04]: Its business is usual there. 30:37.870 --> 30:38.250 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 30:39.331 --> 30:58.509 [SPEAKER_01]: I do think it's funny that in Peter's series, we were shown like a hundred different instances of, you know, green goblin attacking the school or students being kidnapped and, you know, all kinds of superhero fuckery happening, but that was a public school. 30:58.549 --> 30:59.970 [SPEAKER_01]: They could not close down. 31:02.793 --> 31:07.337 [SPEAKER_01]: You were expected to be in

class tomorrow morning at 7 p.m. 31:09.562 --> 31:16.412 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, so they're like, okay, we're going to close to all the craziness gets settled and miles now. 31:16.492 --> 31:27.388 [SPEAKER_04]: He is kind of psych because he's like, okay, well, now I can go be Spider-Man and Ned says that he should go and train with Captain America like Captain America offered. 31:27.428 --> 31:29.511 [SPEAKER_04]: He should go be a part of the ultimates. 31:32.275 --> 31:34.679 [SPEAKER_01]: And thank you shirts always crack me up. 31:34.719 --> 31:35.940 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like, Oh, did I say Ned? 31:35.960 --> 31:40.507 [SPEAKER_04]: I think I had I can't I almost made it through a whole issue. 31:41.969 --> 31:45.455 [SPEAKER_01]: He's in a statler and Waldorf shirt from the muppets. 31:46.396 --> 31:47.037 [SPEAKER_04]: That is funny. 31:49.881 --> 31:55.309 [SPEAKER_04]: So miles miles is swinging through the city with his new web shooters and his new webs. 31:56.611 --> 32:01.118 [SPEAKER_04]: And he sees he looks out at the city and he sees a bunch of like 32:02.127 --> 32:07.173 [SPEAKER_04]: Helicopters and planes circling around the Triskelean, and he's like, they do need help. 32:07.354 --> 32:09.697 [SPEAKER_04]: I can help, but how do I get there? 32:09.717 --> 32:14.102 [SPEAKER_04]: And he's like, oh my gosh, I have these web shooters, wow. 32:14.923 --> 32:20.731 [SPEAKER_04]: And he webs onto a helicopter and he swings his way through the air over to the Triskelean. 32:20.751 --> 32:24.716 [SPEAKER_04]: And you would think that they'd be happy to see him. 32:24.916 --> 32:31.324 [SPEAKER_04]: They know Spider-Man. 32:32.806 --> 32:45.894 [SPEAKER_04]: But he shows up and all of the police officers never once start shooting at him, which I know Zach mentioned earlier when I said this to him and private, but that never happens. 32:46.315 --> 32:48.520 [SPEAKER_04]: The cops are never shooting a Spider-Man. 32:49.630 --> 32:55.256 [SPEAKER_01]: authority figures in general, just never discharge their guns for no reason. 32:57.398 --> 33:07.668 [SPEAKER_04]: Many of you and I were watching Doctor Who and, you know, he's always like running away from like cops or soldiers with guns out. 33:09.069 --> 33:11.331 [SPEAKER_04]: And she said, is he worried about getting shot? 33:11.712 --> 33:14.214 [SPEAKER_04]: Am I said, no, because it's not in America. 33:15.055 --> 33:18.118 [SPEAKER_01]: Right, it's great, but that's a classic. 33:19.111 --> 33:24.208 [SPEAKER_01]: The constable just runs you down and grabs you and you say, unhand me and you run the other way. 33:24.268 --> 33:27.298 [SPEAKER_01]: It's all in good fun. 33:28.342 --> 33:39.938 [SPEAKER_04]: And so Spider-Man webs up all of the soldiers and, you know, he's like, okay, maybe I should call first next time, let him know I'm coming. 33:40.178 --> 33:48.589 [SPEAKER_04]: And as he's kind of swinging away and running down the halls, Captain America shows up and says, excuse me,

son, what are you doing? 33:49.631 --> 33:52.535 [SPEAKER_04]: And Miles says Spider-Man are reporting for duty, sir. 33:52.555 --> 33:53.977 [SPEAKER_04]: I want to join. 33:54.117 --> 33:57.842 [SPEAKER_04]: I want to be an ultimate. 33:59.189 --> 34:00.431 [SPEAKER_04]: This is the team up. 34:00.471 --> 34:01.593 [SPEAKER_04]: We've been waiting for. 34:01.613 --> 34:05.420 [SPEAKER_01]: We were promised it. 34:05.580 --> 34:06.682 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, so long ago. 34:06.702 --> 34:06.802 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay. 34:08.986 --> 34:09.527 [SPEAKER_04]: Let's see. 34:09.607 --> 34:11.250 [SPEAKER_04]: What's our rating scale here? 34:11.310 --> 34:12.252 [SPEAKER_04]: How about? 34:14.335 --> 34:18.082 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, out of 10 catch phrases when you punch someone. 34:19.364 --> 34:21.568 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, and then you got to give me your best one. 34:22.882 --> 34:28.609 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, like from the issue or just that you can think of no like you just punched me. 34:28.810 --> 34:44.350 [SPEAKER_01]: What's your catchphrase don't think just just respond banana hammock right on burn I'm gonna give this one a six out of ten 34:45.477 --> 34:47.220 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I'm also wrong. 34:47.681 --> 34:48.742 [SPEAKER_01]: No, that's not wrong. 34:48.822 --> 34:52.368 [SPEAKER_01]: That's like that's pretty fair for like not that much happened. 34:52.388 --> 34:54.171 [SPEAKER_04]: It was a pretty quick read. 34:54.612 --> 34:56.014 [SPEAKER_01]: It didn't deliver very much. 34:56.094 --> 35:05.750 [SPEAKER_01]: It seemed like it was trying to lean heavily on the charm of like miles and gankies rapport, but it was not landing for me. 35:05.810 --> 35:09.876 [SPEAKER_01]: I just didn't find it that funny or cute or clever or anything. 35:09.936 --> 35:10.978 [SPEAKER_01]: It didn't 35:11.414 --> 35:38.434 [SPEAKER_01]: there was no villain of the week and also it resolved the internal conflict that Miles is having about feeling guilty about air and dying and I get that you don't want your new like flagship hero of this universe to be a murderer but I feel like it was a little convenient that they let him off the hook so quickly and easily we knew he wasn't a murderer 35:38.414 --> 35:38.975 [SPEAKER_01]: right. 35:39.676 --> 35:42.219 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not like the audience needed that conversation. 35:42.259 --> 35:43.380 [SPEAKER_01]: Exactly. 35:43.420 --> 35:47.826 [SPEAKER_01]: No one reading this book was blaming Miles for Aaron's death. 35:50.509 --> 35:51.831 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I didn't love this one. 35:51.871 --> 35:52.832 [SPEAKER_01]: The art is great though. 35:53.333 --> 35:53.593 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 35:54.134 --> 35:59.621 [SPEAKER_01]: When he's swinging through the city in the rain, his webs are just beautiful. 36:00.802 --> 36:01.383 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, he does. 36:01.603 --> 36:04.827 [SPEAKER_04]: He does get to go use the web shooters for the first time, which is fun. 36:05.431 --> 36:16.651 [SPEAKER_01]: it like almost draws your attention to the fact that we've gone this whole series so far of a spider man who's just jumping and running around and you know turning it visible. 36:19.055 --> 36:23.743 [SPEAKER_01]: It's like the first time he actually gets to have the full experience. 36:25.850 --> 36:29.215 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, all right, do you have anything else for this one? 36:30.016 --> 36:30.737 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, I don't think so. 36:31.479 --> 36:32.741 [SPEAKER_01]: All right, enough said. 36:34.002 --> 36:41.113 [SPEAKER_01]: Moving on to ultimate spider man number 16, uh, Zach, your girl is on the cover. 36:43.036 --> 36:45.500 [SPEAKER_01]: She is, I didn't, I didn't notice that at first. 36:45.600 --> 36:48.745 [SPEAKER_01]: She's behind the, she's in one of the stripes of the flag. 36:49.687 --> 36:51.890 [SPEAKER_01]: And everyone knows who we're talking about, of course. 36:51.930 --> 36:54.574 [SPEAKER_01]: It's Jessica Drew. 36:56.326 --> 37:15.739 [SPEAKER_01]: I got to check this out was he the artist on your last one my god, I didn't even say this is written by Brian Michael Bendis art by Pepe LaRaz who is one of my favorite artists like ever in comics colored by Justin Ponser and lettered by V.C. 37:15.819 --> 37:19.465 [SPEAKER_01]: Corey Petit. 37:21.638 --> 37:37.155 [SPEAKER_01]: I feel like Pepe LaRaz is pencils are very similar to Stuart Amomans, and they both just have that like crisp dynamism that I feel like really makes all the panels pop, makes you want to keep reading the page, keep looking at it. 37:37.796 --> 37:38.097 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 37:39.058 --> 37:47.427 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, I am trying to go back and find that last issue now to see if it's the same person, but, 37:48.436 --> 38:00.670 [SPEAKER_04]: So it's so difficult because once you finish it doesn't show up on the continued reading section anymore It is hard to go to the last I got a scroll through all these issues That we've done. 38:01.130 --> 38:01.971 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yeah, there it is. 38:02.011 --> 38:05.795 [SPEAKER_04]: No, it was not it was David Marquez. 38:06.276 --> 38:13.684 [SPEAKER_01]: I I was paumser gonna say I felt like yours was David Marquez's art This one's Pepe LaRaz 38:15.908 --> 38:19.833 [SPEAKER_01]: not as good as some of his later work, but I still like it. 38:22.096 --> 38:28.225 [SPEAKER_01]: So this one picks up where the last one left off, but we're from Jefferson Davis is perspective. 38:29.026 --> 38:40.161 [SPEAKER_01]: So it's raining, we're in New York City, and the street is blocked off in front of their house, and it's blocked off by shield. 38:40.141 --> 38:43.288 [SPEAKER_01]: and Jefferson shows up and he's like, that's my house. 38:43.328 --> 38:46.194 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm trying to get there and they're like, sir, you can't go this way. 38:46.234 --> 38:47.236 [SPEAKER_01]: You can't cross this line. 38:48.058 --> 38:53.490 [SPEAKER_01]: And he steps over the barricade that they've erected and he's like, like, hell, I can't.

38:53.851 --> 38:55.013 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm an American citizen. 38:55.053 --> 38:55.775 [SPEAKER_01]: This is my home. 38:55.855 --> 38:56.817 [SPEAKER_01]: I need to go home. 38:58.248 --> 39:00.851 [SPEAKER_01]: and they're like, sir, someone called in a threat. 39:00.891 --> 39:03.073 [SPEAKER_01]: And he's like, but I live there, this is my house. 39:03.274 --> 39:07.198 [SPEAKER_01]: Is this America, the land of the free, let me in my house? 39:07.819 --> 39:11.483 [SPEAKER_01]: And the shield guys just swarm and detain him. 39:12.224 --> 39:20.933 [SPEAKER_04]: This kind of, this reminds me of like the South Park episode where anytime people can't do anything, they're like, oh, I thought this was America. 39:20.953 --> 39:22.555 [SPEAKER_04]: What is this Nazi Germany? 39:22.715 --> 39:24.357 [SPEAKER_04]: Come on. 39:25.265 --> 39:28.118 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, they changed the four-local formula. 39:28.158 --> 39:34.347 [SPEAKER_04]: I thought this was America, and you're definitely like 39:34.867 --> 39:36.329 [SPEAKER_04]: You're not allowed to do that. 39:36.789 --> 39:46.321 [SPEAKER_04]: You can't just walk through a bunch of like a big police barricade and just be like, no, I don't care. 39:46.441 --> 39:52.329 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm doing this, you know, so he should have really found another route. 39:52.749 --> 39:56.594 [SPEAKER_04]: I understand, is this like happening right outside his house? 39:57.455 --> 39:57.835 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 39:58.977 --> 40:01.600 [SPEAKER_04]: No, this is like on the bridge or something, I think. 40:01.732 --> 40:06.578 [SPEAKER_01]: No, there's like an exposition shot on the bridge, but obviously he doesn't live on the bridge. 40:06.899 --> 40:10.183 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, we've zoomed in quite a bit for that next scene. 40:13.146 --> 40:22.498 [SPEAKER_01]: John, I really want to be like woke here, and I really want to like turn this into something about like, um, current events. 40:22.719 --> 40:25.222 [SPEAKER_04]: They just say send him to the detention area. 40:25.802 --> 40:26.463 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 40:26.483 --> 40:29.427 [SPEAKER_04]: That seems, uh, ominous. 40:29.575 --> 40:36.846 [SPEAKER_01]: I am absolutely sympathetic with people that are being snatched up by government thugs right now in the real world. 40:37.427 --> 40:56.477 [SPEAKER_01]: I feel like this is a poor comic book example of that if you're trying to treat it as like an injustice because Jefferson, he really does just try and like barge in for absolutely no reason. 40:57.200 --> 41:10.693 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, and so we're back at the Triscillian and this is where we left off and Miles is like Captain America. 41:10.813 --> 41:11.994 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm here to enlist sir. 41:12.055 --> 41:12.775 [SPEAKER_01]: I want to sign up. 41:12.835 --> 41:13.756 [SPEAKER_01]: I want to be an ultimate. 41:13.816 --> 41:14.477 [SPEAKER_01]: Let's do this. 41:15.498 --> 41:17.960 [SPEAKER_01]: And Captain America is barking mad. 41:18.020 --> 41:19.582 [SPEAKER_01]: He's like, kid, are you out of your mind? 41:20.323 --> 41:21.684 [SPEAKER_01]: You were 13 years old. 41:22.805 --> 41:24.827 [SPEAKER_01]: He's like, oh, I know he was going to say that. 41:25.820 --> 41:32.840 [SPEAKER_01]: And Miles says, but I have the stuff you said before and he's like, I know your hearts in the right place kid, but this isn't just swinging around the city time. 41:32.901 --> 41:35.789 [SPEAKER_01]: The world is literally on the brink of complete disaster. 41:35.809 --> 41:40.302 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know that the literally was necessary, but. 41:41.902 --> 41:48.308 [SPEAKER_01]: He's like, you chose this time to just drop in on one of the most secure facilities in national defense system. 41:49.149 --> 41:55.374 [SPEAKER_01]: You don't know that you didn't know that you would end up on your butt with guns pointed at your face. 41:55.695 --> 42:11.149 [SPEAKER_01]: The fact that you didn't know this was completely inappropriate proves to me that you're too young and too naive. 42:12.023 --> 42:19.613 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, I get the feeling, as he's saying this, you know, there are like a thousand helicopters and planes swirling about. 42:19.673 --> 42:26.863 [SPEAKER_04]: So I get the feeling that Spider-Man dropping at in sent off a pretty big emergency. 42:28.165 --> 42:28.506 [SPEAKER_01]: Right. 42:29.367 --> 42:34.394 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, the planes were already there, but absolutely, it's like the, it's like the Baxter building. 42:34.414 --> 42:40.562 [SPEAKER_01]: So the second something lands on the Trisculian sensors start going wild. 42:42.044 --> 42:52.980 [SPEAKER_04]: Um, and so as they were standing there on it, but you are right that Captain America and Iron Man and Nick Fury They never just like keep to one side. 42:53.060 --> 43:03.735 [SPEAKER_04]: They're like we're gonna train you and then They show up and they get screamed at and they get sent home and then Captain America comes back and he'll be like I shouldn't have screamed at you like that. 43:03.895 --> 43:08.642 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm sorry boy and then they yell at them again the next time 43:08.791 --> 43:17.733 [SPEAKER_01]: I think what I'm getting frustrated about is not that these are like bad ideas, it's that these are like some good ideas being executed poorly. 43:18.214 --> 43:24.589 [SPEAKER_01]: Like there was a way to make that scene with Jefferson and the shield agents really like 43:25.717 --> 43:30.848 [SPEAKER_01]: heavy and have some like smart, you know, sociopolitical undertones. 43:31.389 --> 43:33.734 [SPEAKER_01]: And I just feel like it didn't land. 43:34.155 --> 43:40.768 [SPEAKER_01]: And I feel like this scene also doesn't land because Captain America comes off too much as like a boy scout. 43:41.590 --> 43:44.957 [SPEAKER_01]: And he's just bitching at miles over nothing. 43:45.865 --> 43:51.937 [SPEAKER_01]: And as they're standing there talking, you see these hell of carriers in the background.

43:52.578 --> 43:57.268 [SPEAKER_01]: And one of the soldiers turns around and he's like, a boss, a thing's getting pretty close. 43:57.909 --> 44:00.314 [SPEAKER_01]: And then it crashes right into the building. 44:03.981 --> 44:07.468 [SPEAKER_01]: And so that one, that was hijacked or something. 44:08.478 --> 44:12.745 [SPEAKER_01]: Honestly, pretty surprising that they did this after 9.11. 44:13.125 --> 44:17.593 [SPEAKER_01]: But, sure, we're going to crash a hell of carrier into the Trisculian. 44:17.693 --> 44:21.038 [SPEAKER_01]: And isn't that what happened in the winter soldier also? 44:22.921 --> 44:23.241 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 44:24.744 --> 44:27.208 [SPEAKER_01]: Which would have come out just a couple years after this comic. 44:28.269 --> 44:31.294 [SPEAKER_04]: A hell of carrier did crash into the Trisculian in that. 44:32.056 --> 44:32.376 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 44:33.757 --> 44:37.141 [SPEAKER_01]: And Miles is on the ground. 44:37.181 --> 44:40.225 [SPEAKER_01]: Apparently that, you know, it didn't kill our heroes. 44:40.285 --> 44:41.547 [SPEAKER_01]: It just kind of knocked him down. 44:42.087 --> 44:43.549 [SPEAKER_04]: It just killed all the normal people. 44:44.150 --> 44:48.555 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, all the hearth Michael sends, you know, blew up and got crushed. 44:49.737 --> 44:52.119 [SPEAKER_01]: And Miles is like, this isn't my fault, right? 44:52.580 --> 44:54.723 [SPEAKER_01]: And Captain America is like, is it? 44:55.143 --> 44:56.685 [SPEAKER_01]: And Miles says, I don't think so. 44:56.885 --> 44:58.347 [SPEAKER_01]: He's like, then I'm going to say no. 44:59.879 --> 45:09.113 [SPEAKER_01]: and a missile heads their way and kind of blows up next to them and sends Captain America falling over the edge of the building. 45:10.816 --> 45:21.171 [SPEAKER_01]: And miles to his credit is able to like reach out and grab onto the edge of the building and shoot a web down and catch Captain America. 45:21.211 --> 45:24.216 [SPEAKER_01]: So he 45:26.170 --> 45:34.961 [SPEAKER_01]: And we see a hydra super soldier standing above miles and he's like, let go of the rope, let him fall. 45:37.183 --> 45:38.405 [SPEAKER_01]: First of all, dude, it's not a rope. 45:38.585 --> 45:39.146 [SPEAKER_01]: It's a web. 45:39.766 --> 45:41.649 [SPEAKER_01]: Clearly, this is not rope man. 45:41.709 --> 45:45.233 [SPEAKER_01]: This is not fancy day and you're talking to this is spider man. 45:45.273 --> 45:49.478 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you shouldn't know who this is right now. 45:49.880 --> 45:57.697 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, and the guy points his gun down and he's like, let him fall, let him die a fool's death. 45:58.118 --> 46:00.824 [SPEAKER_01]: Let the last words he hears be Gorgans. 46:01.225 --> 46:02.147 [SPEAKER_01]: Hail Hydra. 46:04.011 --> 46:09.643 [SPEAKER_01]: And Miles turns invisible and says, I don't think he heard you try texting him. 46:11.041 --> 46:39.259 [SPEAKER_01]: and cap throws his shield through the glass and swings his way into

the triscillian because remember this is like an all glass modern skyscraper building that he can just break right through the walls the walls are windows baby thank god for for modernism and so he gets away 46:40.775 --> 46:45.621 [SPEAKER_01]: And Cap gets through the window and he's like, oh, hands, we need the battalion of Hulk Busters on the roof. 46:45.681 --> 46:46.562 [SPEAKER_01]: We're under attack. 46:46.582 --> 46:50.546 [SPEAKER_01]: And I mean now, and you would have thought they would have known that. 46:51.367 --> 46:54.551 [SPEAKER_01]: The second something crashed into the building. 46:54.892 --> 46:56.774 [SPEAKER_04]: Everyone should have been all hands on deck. 46:57.014 --> 46:58.336 [SPEAKER_04]: What did they think was happening? 47:00.698 --> 47:03.762 [SPEAKER_01]: Oh, that man's still playing Gallagher. 47:04.754 --> 47:15.094 [SPEAKER_01]: And we get back up onto the roof and Miles is beating the shit out of Gorgon and his men and it looks pretty cool and we get one of these panels. 47:15.274 --> 47:20.805 [SPEAKER_01]: I always like these ones where it's one big panel. 47:20.785 --> 47:27.933 [SPEAKER_01]: And it shows Spider-Man in multiple places and it's like giving you this sense of really fast movement. 47:27.953 --> 47:31.457 [SPEAKER_01]: So you see like in the background, oh, he's shooting web to these guys. 47:31.578 --> 47:34.521 [SPEAKER_01]: Now he's jumping a little closer to you and he's kicking this guy. 47:35.122 --> 47:37.625 [SPEAKER_01]: He's just making his way up there. 47:37.645 --> 47:39.066 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that's a good that's a good panel. 47:39.287 --> 47:39.927 [SPEAKER_01]: Those are fun. 47:40.488 --> 47:49.999 [SPEAKER_01]: It's awesome way to show like movement and action and really give you this sense that he's just like running around kicking ass. 47:51.346 --> 47:56.473 [SPEAKER_01]: Eventually, someone like hits him in the head with the butt of their rifle or something. 47:56.633 --> 48:03.902 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know why they wouldn't just shoot him, but he's down for the count and cap and the Hulk Busters arrive. 48:05.364 --> 48:08.228 [SPEAKER_01]: And he's like, kids stop messing around and take out that Quinn carrier. 48:11.191 --> 48:21.184 [SPEAKER_01]: And Miles looks up and there's another, like, hell of carrier that's been hijacked, that's firing down on them. 48:22.649 --> 48:36.309 [SPEAKER_01]: and caps like just make sure it doesn't hit the building and we see some cool action shots of cap throwing a shield and it's like pinballing off of a dozen hydra agents. 48:37.351 --> 48:48.387 [SPEAKER_01]: Now, I mean, I'm not really sure what's going on in this moment, but it's just very cool action and you know what, I appreciate Pepe LaRose for that. 48:49.075 --> 48:50.897 [SPEAKER_04]: Yep, Cap is just kicking ass. 48:51.478 --> 48:51.678 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 48:51.698 --> 48:56.183 [SPEAKER_04]: We get a panel of him and doing multiple kicks and rolls. 48:57.745 -->

48:58.666 [SPEAKER_01]: It's what we came here for. 48:59.147 --> 48:59.968 [SPEAKER_01]: Yep. 48:59.988 --> 49:13.463 [SPEAKER_01]: And at some point, Miles is like falling and Captain America's like the kid, Spider-Man, someone save him before he, and we know, of course, he's still feeling guilty about his role in Peter dying. 49:14.168 --> 49:17.052 [SPEAKER_01]: But then, you know, it's like miles isn't Peter. 49:17.333 --> 49:20.097 [SPEAKER_01]: This isn't, that's not happening again, Cap. 49:20.117 --> 49:20.738 [SPEAKER_01]: It's okay. 49:21.258 --> 49:22.320 [SPEAKER_01]: He's got it under control. 49:22.781 --> 49:24.864 [SPEAKER_01]: We see miles come swinging up. 49:25.465 --> 49:26.646 [SPEAKER_01]: He's like, woohoo. 49:29.070 --> 49:32.274 [SPEAKER_01]: And Cap says Hydra drop your weapons in surrender. 49:32.315 --> 49:38.123 [SPEAKER_01]: And this is where he starts doing some cool kicks and stuff. 49:38.143 --> 49:42.910 [SPEAKER_01]: And I think he's fighting Gorgon at this point, like the leader of the Hydra army. 49:44.830 --> 49:48.173 [SPEAKER_01]: And Gorgon has caped down. 49:48.293 --> 49:49.495 [SPEAKER_01]: It looks like he's about to win. 49:49.535 --> 49:50.996 [SPEAKER_01]: He's stolen cap's shield. 49:51.837 --> 49:57.482 [SPEAKER_01]: And then all of a sudden, he gets kicked from behind by miles because he was invisible the whole time. 49:57.883 --> 50:00.045 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, that trick that he always uses. 50:00.105 --> 50:06.311 [SPEAKER_01]: And miles is like, where do they get all these weapons and stuff and caps like they stole them from us? 50:07.192 --> 50:13.858 [SPEAKER_01]: And cap throws his shield at this hell of carrier that's still up in this air because miles 50:15.408 --> 50:16.069 [SPEAKER_01]: This is awesome. 50:16.089 --> 50:17.971 [SPEAKER_01]: He's on the roof of a building. 50:18.071 --> 50:18.692 [SPEAKER_01]: It's raining. 50:19.072 --> 50:20.614 [SPEAKER_01]: He just chucks his shield. 50:22.336 --> 50:24.459 [SPEAKER_01]: Basically, you had a plane in the distance. 50:24.579 --> 50:27.783 [SPEAKER_01]: It's smashes through the correct window. 50:28.744 --> 50:34.992 [SPEAKER_01]: Kills the pilot and it goes down and then the shield comes back to Captain America. 50:35.132 --> 50:35.913 [SPEAKER_01]: That is awesome. 50:36.413 --> 50:42.681 [SPEAKER_04]: It reminds me of one of my favorite all-time scenes in the Marvel movies. 50:42.847 --> 51:02.745 [SPEAKER_04]: after the elevator scene with cap when he like breaks out and he's riding his motor cycle and he just flings his shield at the hell carrier in front of it and like jumps on it and he just takes it out with his shield it's very cap yeah i've seen i've seen this question asked before 51:03.907 --> 51:13.536 [SPEAKER_01]: and it basically comes down to who is best at like geometry in the Marvel universe and they say who would win in a game of pool. 51:14.477 --> 51:19.062 [SPEAKER_01]: Daredevil, Cyclops, Captain America, or

Balls Eye. 51:20.002 --> 51:32.074 [SPEAKER_01]: Because they all have this like innate sense of like, oh, this thing will ricochet off this thing, which will cause this, and it always works for them. 51:33.826 --> 51:39.133 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't think it'd be bullseye because he has to use the pool cue to hit the ball. 51:43.319 --> 51:43.760 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know. 51:43.940 --> 51:48.126 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know enough about Cyclops, but I want to say it's probably Captain America. 51:48.166 --> 51:49.948 [SPEAKER_01]: Interesting. 51:52.332 --> 51:52.772 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know. 51:52.893 --> 51:54.074 [SPEAKER_01]: I go back and forth. 51:54.635 --> 52:01.825 [SPEAKER_01]: I think a writer could make a compelling argument for pretty much any of those guys. 52:03.661 --> 52:08.028 [SPEAKER_01]: I do think I think it might be Daredevil, honestly, or Cyclops. 52:11.693 --> 52:18.183 [SPEAKER_01]: Anyways, listeners right and who do you think would win in the greatest billiards game of all time? 52:20.627 --> 52:31.423 [SPEAKER_01]: So the day is saved, the rooftop is secured, all the hydra agents are dead or captured 52:31.910 --> 52:33.091 [SPEAKER_01]: kid, I take it back. 52:33.431 --> 52:36.334 [SPEAKER_01]: I take back everything I said, you got what it takes. 52:36.875 --> 52:37.375 [SPEAKER_01]: You want in? 52:37.776 --> 52:38.356 [SPEAKER_01]: We need you. 52:38.376 --> 52:45.903 [SPEAKER_01]: And just then Thor Iron Man and Spider Woman land on the roof. 52:47.064 --> 52:49.487 [SPEAKER_01]: And Jessica's like, what is he doing here? 52:50.888 --> 52:52.430 [SPEAKER_01]: And Cap says he's here to help. 52:52.570 --> 53:00.297 [SPEAKER_01]: He's on the team hilarious turnaround from where we started to 53:01.846 --> 53:06.830 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, he earned his stripes and Jessica doesn't seem happy about this. 53:06.870 --> 53:07.951 [SPEAKER_01]: She says, are you kidding me? 53:09.693 --> 53:12.475 [SPEAKER_01]: And he's like, caps like you see this, he did this. 53:12.575 --> 53:17.199 [SPEAKER_01]: And she's like, the mess and he's like, he took them out. 53:18.260 --> 53:21.023 [SPEAKER_01]: And Thor comes over and says, well done, young squire. 53:21.723 --> 53:30.351 [SPEAKER_01]: And he pats miles on the back, but because he has his God strength, he doesn't know, you know, to take it easy on miles and he knocks him down. 53:31.799 --> 53:55.360 [SPEAKER_01]: and uh... iron man says welcome to the ultimates kid and miles asked to borrow a phone and he calls his mom is like hey mom i'm okay she's like why do you sound so muffled and he's like i'm safe i'm headed over because he had his mask on and he pulls his his mask up over his lips and he's like i'm safe i'm headed over to gankies 53:55.542 --> 53:59.466 [SPEAKER_01]: his mom says they won't let me back into the city and I can't find your dad. 53:59.847 --> 54:03.550 [SPEAKER_01]: They say we're at war, and Miles is like he's not answering his phone. 54:04.171 --> 54:04.391 [SPEAKER_01]: What? 54:06.193 --> 54:08.115 [SPEAKER_01]: And she says that's him on the other line. 54:08.135 --> 54:12.900 [SPEAKER_01]: Just stay there and I'll call you later and he tells his mom he loves her and they hang up. 54:14.362 --> 54:18.226 [SPEAKER_01]: And Iron Man comes up to him and says, hey kid, you're not going to want to miss this. 54:18.826 --> 54:20.388 [SPEAKER_01]: Miles is like, why what's happening? 54:20.428 --> 54:21.229 [SPEAKER_01]: He's like, come on. 54:23.048 --> 54:37.422 [SPEAKER_01]: And this is where we get the scene that we had seen in the ultimates last episode where Captain America is standing in front of the Trisculian and he says, I am honored to be elected president by the people of the United States. 54:38.082 --> 54:43.427 [SPEAKER_01]: I was taught that everyone must do their best, that we all must do what we can to take care of each other. 54:43.828 --> 54:47.691 [SPEAKER_01]: We must live up to our potential, that when we are called, we must answer. 54:48.252 --> 54:52.836 [SPEAKER_01]: I have decided to answer the call of the people. 54:52.968 --> 55:19.043 [SPEAKER_01]: and uh... this is where we see miles standing behind him with all the other heroes and it says to be continued and now we're caught up now we're caught up yes now the ultimates and ultimate spider-man are truly co-current or concurrent whichever you please i did see that there's a sixteen point one issue 55:20.002 --> 55:31.098 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, um, that was something that they did right after, uh, the end of United We Stand Divide We Fall on all the ultimate titles. 55:31.939 --> 55:32.220 [SPEAKER_01]: Cool. 55:32.360 --> 55:34.183 [SPEAKER_01]: What's our rating scale for this one? 55:34.243 --> 55:42.675 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm going to give this one a seven out of ten, uh, hydrogens. 55:44.017 --> 55:44.858 [SPEAKER_04]: I think I like that. 55:45.319 --> 55:47.342 [SPEAKER_04]: I like this one better than the last one. 55:49.027 --> 55:54.972 [SPEAKER_04]: Uh, you know, miles joining the ultimate that's definitely a good little team up that we are all waiting for. 55:55.032 --> 56:00.877 [SPEAKER_04]: So I might even go seven and a half out of ten hydroguns. 56:01.738 --> 56:06.642 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes, I would say this one as with the you're at your issue. 56:07.623 --> 56:11.947 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, are highlighted by really interesting art. 56:12.087 --> 56:18.392 [SPEAKER_01]: I like the fact that all of this took place in the rain, that just kind of adds another level to it. 56:18.862 --> 56:48.514 [SPEAKER_01]: But it was, it was an action-heavy issue, and it was good to see every time Miles kind of enters the fights now, you can tell he's getting a little bit better, and it's fun to see him figure out the web shooters, and you know, I liked the little moment where Captain America is afraid that Miles is going to die because he's thinking about Peter again, and then Miles just swings up and he's having the time of his

life. 56:50.198 --> 56:59.549 [SPEAKER_04]: How many issues do we think it'll be before Captain America or Iron Man or Nick Fury is like, kids you're too young for this? 57:00.690 --> 57:02.252 [SPEAKER_04]: Do we think he makes it 10 issues? 57:02.272 --> 57:12.024 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean 10 issues seeing 10 issues being with the ultimates issues without ultimates don't count. 57:14.126 --> 57:14.907 [SPEAKER_01]: Interesting. 57:15.697 --> 57:17.340 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, I might take the under on that. 57:17.520 --> 57:18.101 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm not sure. 57:18.522 --> 57:20.986 [SPEAKER_01]: It has been a while since I've read these issues. 57:21.187 --> 57:27.178 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't remember exactly how long this stat is, quote, last four, but I don't feel like it's very long. 57:27.358 --> 57:27.598 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 57:28.660 --> 57:29.582 [SPEAKER_04]: What do we have next week? 57:30.263 --> 57:39.780 [SPEAKER_01]: Next episode will do the last two issues of the Ultimates arc and then we'll get into Ultimaconix, Spider-Man 16.1 and 17. 57:41.431 --> 57:46.180 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay, and then I think it will actually, and then I think the week after there's an issue 18 and 18.1. 57:46.200 --> 57:50.809 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, for ultimates. 57:50.829 --> 57:51.110 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay. 57:51.932 --> 57:54.316 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm going to have to see if we need to read that point one. 57:55.398 --> 57:55.599 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 57:57.843 --> 57:58.464 [SPEAKER_03]: Um, okay. 58:00.328 --> 58:02.893 [SPEAKER_04]: Right on here about the eighth grade versus teacher volleyball game. 58:02.933 --> 58:03.895 [SPEAKER_01]: Yes. 58:05.410 --> 58:16.463 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, this is always every year that that we've been doing this podcast, this has been one of my favorite recurring bits because it always goes exactly how I think it will. 58:17.064 --> 58:21.929 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, this eighth grade class had a really good class of volleyball players. 58:21.969 --> 58:23.371 [SPEAKER_04]: They have a really good class. 58:23.851 --> 58:27.756 [SPEAKER_04]: So if we were ever going to lose again, it would be this one. 58:28.512 --> 58:49.263 [SPEAKER_04]: And it was pretty close, and the teachers did pull it out, but normally we went by like 40 to 60 points, and they got it down to about 8 points left with like a minute and a half to play, and we ended up winning by like 9 or 10, but the teachers were sweating at the end. 58:49.303 --> 58:53.710 [SPEAKER_04]: And I did have some I did have some nice swings. 58:55.681 --> 59:03.212 [SPEAKER_04]: But probably my best potential swing of the day, a great set, went up, would have been such a nice hit. 59:04.254 --> 59:10.643 [SPEAKER_04]: One of the kids completely blocked it and put it straight down onto the other side. 59:10.663 --> 59:18.094 [SPEAKER_04]: So that kind of hurt my pride a little bit, but I was also a little proud, you know. 59:19.019 --> 59:20.122 [SPEAKER_02]: And he's talking to that. 59:20.824 --> 59:26.841 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, he wasn't one of the kids on my team, but still, you know, he's still kid. 59:26.881 --> 59:28.886 [SPEAKER_04]: I see all the time and have fun with it. 59:28.906 --> 59:33.559 [SPEAKER_04]: And you know, it made me feel a little good to, it was a very nice block. 59:33.860 --> 59:35.003 [SPEAKER_04]: It would have been a great hit. 59:36.417 --> 59:41.886 [SPEAKER_01]: So, so the season's not done yet for for this team though, right? 59:42.366 --> 59:43.889 [SPEAKER_01]: Do you think there hasn't started yet? 59:44.129 --> 59:45.131 [SPEAKER_04]: It hasn't started yet. 59:45.191 --> 59:48.676 [SPEAKER_04]: The evaluations are actually tonight and tomorrow. 59:49.598 --> 59:52.943 [SPEAKER_01]: Is this going to be the year that you win the city championship? 59:54.205 --> 59:55.106 [SPEAKER_04]: I hope so, Zach. 59:55.867 --> 59:56.949 [SPEAKER_04]: I certainly hope so. 59:57.510 --> 59:58.411 [SPEAKER_01]: You're betting man. 59:58.451 --> 59:59.573 [SPEAKER_01]: Would you bet on it? 01:00:01.865 --> 01:00:03.427 [SPEAKER_04]: I will probably be coaching. 01:00:03.448 --> 01:00:19.072 [SPEAKER_04]: I would imagine that the cadet B team because the cadet A team is going to be coached by the principal who has her twin sons are on that team and her and her dad coach them and they will win the championship. 01:00:19.152 --> 01:00:20.835 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm very confident. 01:00:22.385 --> 01:00:43.735 [SPEAKER_04]: I would say that my B team will win the city championship this year as long as I can take some of those, you know, as long as maybe they don't want like 10 people on that team that a team like just put like eight people on it and then there's not as much subbing anyways and then we can really have a real nice B team also. 01:00:45.959 --> 01:00:48.062 [SPEAKER_04]: and then I think both teams will win. 01:00:48.203 --> 01:00:50.987 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a good eighth grade class of volleyball players. 01:00:51.788 --> 01:00:52.129 [SPEAKER_04]: Awesome. 01:00:52.509 --> 01:00:54.553 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, let me know that coach that team also. 01:00:54.573 --> 01:00:56.996 [SPEAKER_01]: I might coach a different one, but okay. 01:00:57.177 --> 01:01:01.323 [SPEAKER_01]: If you're if your if your kids make it to the city championship, let me know and I'll be there. 01:01:02.345 --> 01:01:02.685 [SPEAKER_01]: Awesome. 01:01:02.906 --> 01:01:03.447 [SPEAKER_01]: That'll be fun. 01:01:03.507 --> 01:01:07.192 [SPEAKER_01]: You got anything else? 01:01:07.313 --> 01:01:10.277 [SPEAKER_01]: Have your kids said or done anything funny in a while? 01:01:10.658 --> 01:01:12.000 [SPEAKER_01]: Do you have a joke for us? 01:01:13.769 --> 01:01:33.735 [SPEAKER_04]: the other day we were doing math and there and I put up a problem and the answer to it was a six seven five three oh nine and I said this is a bonus question if anyone can solve this and tell me why it's funny. 01:01:34.306 --> 01:01:41.275 [SPEAKER_04]: then you'll get

a bonus point and a couple of the kids were having fun trying to get it. 01:01:41.355 --> 01:01:52.991 [SPEAKER_04]: They were like putting the numbers into letters and saying if I spelled out, they did anyone just think it was funny because it has six, seven in it? 01:01:53.332 --> 01:01:56.656 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that's what they, that's that was the first thing they'd be like, is it six, seven? 01:01:56.716 --> 01:02:03.385 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm like no, do you know what that original song was even referencing? 01:02:05.221 --> 01:02:07.984 [SPEAKER_04]: What the basketball player cuz he's six seven. 01:02:08.024 --> 01:02:11.748 [SPEAKER_01]: No, not that song eight six seven five three Oh nine. 01:02:12.329 --> 01:02:12.669 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, dude. 01:02:12.709 --> 01:02:21.399 [SPEAKER_01]: It was Jenny's phone number eight six seven five three oh You're right. 01:02:22.580 --> 01:02:26.385 [SPEAKER_01]: I Never really listen to that song like Intentionally. 01:02:26.965 --> 01:02:27.686 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a Bob. 01:02:27.706 --> 01:02:28.928 [SPEAKER_04]: That's the jam of the week. 01:02:29.668 --> 01:02:33.793 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, that's eight six seven five three oh nine Tommy Tutone 01:02:34.330 --> 01:02:35.433 [SPEAKER_01]: You are so right. 01:02:35.613 --> 01:02:38.560 [SPEAKER_01]: I would not have got any of those if I was on Jeopardy. 01:02:40.364 --> 01:02:41.045 [SPEAKER_01]: Any of what? 01:02:41.787 --> 01:02:43.250 [SPEAKER_01]: Any facts about that song? 01:02:43.330 --> 01:02:46.718 [SPEAKER_01]: All I know is just that the number and like the melody. 01:02:49.785 --> 01:02:50.006 [SPEAKER_04]: Yep. 01:02:50.828 --> 01:02:52.030 [SPEAKER_04]: What else do you have going on? 01:02:52.070 --> 01:02:53.233 [SPEAKER_04]: Anything fun? 01:02:54.361 --> 01:02:59.668 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, Zach, if we can keep these episodes to an hour and 10 minutes, we can record more often. 01:02:59.688 --> 01:03:02.031 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean, well, this is a breeze. 01:03:02.451 --> 01:03:04.354 [SPEAKER_01]: That was the original intent. 01:03:04.514 --> 01:03:06.737 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, so we have to go back to that kind of. 01:03:07.317 --> 01:03:07.638 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 01:03:07.798 --> 01:03:08.258 [SPEAKER_01]: We might. 01:03:08.759 --> 01:03:09.320 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 01:03:09.840 --> 01:03:10.081 [SPEAKER_01]: Dude. 01:03:10.141 --> 01:03:11.402 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't know. 01:03:11.523 --> 01:03:12.644 [SPEAKER_01]: I've been living a boring life. 01:03:12.684 --> 01:03:14.026 [SPEAKER_01]: Like I said, I've been snowed in. 01:03:14.686 --> 01:03:23.878 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't have any, any tales to regale the listeners with. 01:03:24.145 --> 01:03:25.908 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm I'm happy to hear that. 01:03:26.288 --> 01:03:29.793 [SPEAKER_01]: I know it sounds like you cooked up a hell of a breakfast this morning. 01:03:30.254 --> 01:03:30.514 [SPEAKER_04]: Yep. 01:03:30.695 --> 01:03:32.097 [SPEAKER_04]: We had a nice breakfast. 01:03:34.180 -->

01:03:35.121 [SPEAKER_04]: Love is in the air. 01:03:36.563 --> 01:03:38.346 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm I'm very happy to hear that. 01:03:38.366 --> 01:03:38.566 [SPEAKER_04]: Wow. 01:03:39.187 --> 01:03:39.568 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 01:03:39.888 --> 01:03:45.917 [SPEAKER_04]: Any any final thoughts you want to leave the web heads with to meet girl in park is good. 01:03:46.403 --> 01:03:49.050 [SPEAKER_01]: But to park meat in girl is better. 01:03:49.070 --> 01:03:51.736 [SPEAKER_01]: That's good stuff. 01:03:53.059 --> 01:03:59.856 [SPEAKER_04]: And the song of the week, the Jam of the Week, is 867-5309 by Tommy Tutone. 01:04:00.317 --> 01:04:00.939 [SPEAKER_01]: What's yours? 01:04:02.162 --> 01:04:03.906 [SPEAKER_01]: What is mine, indeed? 01:04:04.257 --> 01:04:09.566 [SPEAKER_01]: um uh guitar by eight one three five five. 01:04:09.706 --> 01:04:12.191 [SPEAKER_01]: This is a big numbers episode. 01:04:12.631 --> 01:04:14.835 [SPEAKER_01]: So let's need to uh numbers songs. 01:04:15.837 --> 01:04:18.221 [SPEAKER_01]: Um they're a local wrap group here. 01:04:18.301 --> 01:04:26.455 [SPEAKER_01]: It actually spells bless, like the eight is supposed to be a B, the one is supposed to be an L. Uh E as I speak. 01:04:27.537 --> 01:04:29.320 [SPEAKER_01]: Is that what it's called when you use numbers? 01:04:29.452 --> 01:04:29.853 [SPEAKER_03]: Yeah. 01:04:30.874 --> 01:04:31.154 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah. 01:04:32.116 --> 01:04:39.085 [SPEAKER_01]: So I actually, I just got this album yesterday at the record store because I was already listening to a lot of blasts. 01:04:39.746 --> 01:04:42.329 [SPEAKER_01]: And I was like, let me see what they have in the local section. 01:04:42.830 --> 01:04:45.834 [SPEAKER_01]: I bet they don't have the bless record and then they did. 01:04:45.874 --> 01:04:49.519 [SPEAKER_01]: And I was like, okay, well, I got to get this song because 01:04:49.499 --> 01:04:52.947 [SPEAKER_01]: I gotta get this album because guitar is a really good song. 01:04:53.648 --> 01:04:57.497 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, well there you go, there's two good jams of the week, an oldie in a newie. 01:04:58.018 --> 01:05:00.343 [SPEAKER_01]: Yep, and they're both numbers. 01:05:00.744 --> 01:05:05.635 [SPEAKER_01]: Yep, eight, six, seven, five, three, nine, eight, one, three, five, five. 01:05:07.893 --> 01:05:08.414 [SPEAKER_04]: All right. 01:05:08.474 --> 01:05:12.500 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you to all the webheads for listening and leaving a reviewer comments. 01:05:12.540 --> 01:05:16.606 [SPEAKER_04]: You can find us the first read ultimate Spider-Man podcast on Spotify or Apple music. 01:05:16.646 --> 01:05:22.534 [SPEAKER_04]: Or anywhere else you find podcasts and you can leave us a message on Instagram at first read podcasts. 01:05:22.554 --> 01:05:26.280 [SPEAKER_04]: Send us an email at first readspidey at gmail.com or find us on YouTube. 01:05:26.780 --> 01:05:28.963 [SPEAKER_04]: The first read ultimate Spider-Man podcast. 01:05:29.684 --> 01:05:30.446 [SPEAKER_04]: See you next week. 01:05:31.006 --> 01:05:31.487 [SPEAKER_01]: See ya.