#18 Actor Sean Chiplock, Fantastic Four, James Gunn

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Okay, we're back again in the studio. It's been a while.
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It's hot in here. I'm sweating right now. But besides that,
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I'm fine.
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Didn't you tell your son that your balls are sweaty
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and when he was laying.
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Hot in here? And we're in San Francisco and it's
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just not a hot city.
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It's called I apologize Blackfoot Nation man. That it's known
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as for the San Francisco Natives is Indian summer. This
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is when you come to vi San Francisco without a
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flea sweater.
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I'm just so hot.
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It's also in a non back me up.
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Guys, because I was born and raised in a way
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where I can wait.
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I said, back you up, guys, and you're saying you're
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from San Francisco, be careful.
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I'm just saying when you were when I was born
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as little And I said this her last night. No
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matter how hot it is, I can't fall seapless a
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blanket on me. So it's like I'm killing I want to.
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I'm doomed as I do, and I'm doomed if I don't.
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I'm sweating, but I got to put a blanket on
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me just to stay cool because I'm so freaking hot always.
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I'm sweating right now, and I like windows open. And
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one of the things that she'll she'll agree to this.
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I love going to hotel rooms and putting the air
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condition in full blast where it's like fifty degrees and
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it's freezing, because I rather be cold outside and you
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get to cuddle up and snub up in a blanket.
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That's just a perfect thing for me. I love that. Hey,
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this weekend, we're gonna be at a comic con. We're
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heading up to Sack anime Con. It's gonna be awesome.
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And then we've got we got a what is a
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mouse Con coming out? We're gonna see Cocoa again. That's
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coming up. I'll get the exact dates on the next show.
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Also be on the website for you guys, if you
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want to check it out. All right on the show, Jesus,
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oh my PaperWorks all over played on the show, we're
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gonna have a little bit Sean Chiplock voiceover artists and actor.
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We're gonna talk to him a little bit. Also, not
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only can you see the here, the audio here on
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the podcast, we go to YouTube channel, you'll be seeing
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the videos too. Wellb'm loaded up. All our interviews are
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gonna be videos. Now. We wanted to do that for
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you because there's a lot of people asking me that,
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and eventually we'll get this studio here with some videos.
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But I mean, it's not put the makeup and take
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my hairs and put them.
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In cross gorgeous for me, Barbie or you can are you?
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Are you more? Barbie?
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Are you more? Can? I am more? G I Joe,
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especially when you pull down the pants and Joe and
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there was no penis.
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And it's justestics will be perfect age.
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Where I have no balls left. We're gonna talk about
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James gun next, because he is the new genius in Hollywood.
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Sometimes let's start the show or you're coming right back,
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talk real fast in an interview, and then, uh, I
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promise Jesus, there's so much I want to cover. I
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promise I'd go through emails that I get and start
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reading them. Let's see the next show, because I really
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got to go for emails and I don't want to
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be like I don't give them the time they deserve.
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Heather or backing up such show welcome where once a
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year sci fi buffs take their lips off the barrel
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of a loaded gun and spend half a day adjusting
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their eyes to sunlight. So James Gun was on the
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SmartLess show. Have you ever seen the smartlet? I heard
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the Shark Smartest show.
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I love the SmartLess podcast. I subscribe as you should
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subscribe here and the Ponseka Moammy Me show and College
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We're all okay.
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So he was, uh, do.
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You want to tell people who SmartLess is? By Jason Bateman,
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Sean Hayes, and Will Arnett.
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Yeah, it's those three guys together. It looks like they
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have a podcast together. It looks say, Will Arnett's always
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bringing tail the back room. So with that, Hey, I'm
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bringing my sons. But I'm still getting hooking up with
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chicks younger than me. I don't know. I get a
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feeling from Will Arnett that he's just hooking up with
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chicks all the time. Do you get that feeling?
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Uh? So they did. If you go on Apple TV,
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they show's SmartLess and you're paying attention. First, Jason Bateman's
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wife is very lucky to have it. I mean, I'm
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sure he has some knacks, but like he's so devoted.
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Sean always talks about his partner that Will he loves
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his children, So I gave you that respect. He was married,
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but he was looking at women like, well, he's single.
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I mean, especially when you come off with them, come
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off a divorce, there's some kind of I don't think.
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He was with somebody. Why he was me married to
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Amy and now Amy has a podcast too. I have
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not listened to that.
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What, sir, is my husband cheated on me podcasts Women's Live,
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Women's Live. So I guess Jason James Gunn was on that.
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He was a riffing. He riffed on Superman or what
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exactly happened? You're you listened to the show?
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I did listen. I mean, well, first we were talking
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about his background, because he comes from really humble backgrounds.
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He actually went to grew up in Saint Louis, Missouri,
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went to a Catholic school there in eighty four, and
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then graduated from Saint Louis University. I'm shocked that there's
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not like a statue of him over there, and James
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Gunn at making films with James Gunn. Yeah, because no
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one at Saint Louis University high talks about James Gunn.
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Don't ask me why they don't.
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You know what they do, right, They have all the
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hallways or painted in bright colors and when you walk
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to each high hallway they're named after and they have
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a soundtrack for each one.
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Well basically can transfer.
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That would be awesome and everybody spins around like you
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know star Lord.
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Now, well maybe the reason why because he went from
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Saint Louis University to LMU, which is one of the
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top ten LA film schools. But then he got bored
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there and then ended up at Columbia University where you
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guys MFA. So he just but he was just talking
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about like he wasn't they really asked him about the money.
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He's like, I'm not into that. He they had a
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long conversation should Superman have underwear or not? And like
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there's saying that there are some people who go and
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fights because of that.
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For James, well, I got admit when they did the
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So they did outfit test for one for what's his
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name for Superman Returns or Superman Lives with Nicholas Cage
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and they had him with the bull buff stuff. They
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had him with underwear and out underwear. It looks better
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with the underwear. Then they had chess screens for the
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James gun one with cornsweet whatever the dude's name is.
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They had it with and without, and it looked better
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with It just looks better. I don't have a preference,
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but it does look better with underwear, and it hides
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your super balls a little bit, so it kind of
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helps that out a little bit. And I'm just staying
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from a way that it looks better on screen.
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It looks better with underwear, So yeah, and then he
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talks a little bit about Superman, like the sense of
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them seeing him as an immigrant and becon of basic kindness.
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A lot of people were talking about that, but remember
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James Gunn is about writing, you know, his first papers
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that he did at Tromo Entertainment. Who just paid one
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hundred and fifty bucks. And then at the end of
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the interview, it's SmartLess definitely could listen it to Apple
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podcast or wherever you stream. They ask for his advice
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for other people who want to start off like him,
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and he basically say, quote, don't do it like I did,
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but seriously, right every day makes stuff cheap, earn messy,
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learn the craft from pros, from junk, scripts from failures,
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be collaborative, always intent for everybody and never stop working
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on your voice. That's true, well done and well said. Yeah,
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so he's known as the Hollywood box office superhero right
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now from the financial time.
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But the only problem is that I posted something. If
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you check it out on our social media, it seems
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like they haven't built the superhero movies this summer, having
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passed the billion mark like they usually do. And it's
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superhero burnouts, I think. And I posted that on there
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and I asked, hey, you guys, are you burnt out?
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And nobody's really answering it. And it's a lot of
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people that follow your nerd side on Instagram and all stuff.
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They're more of a superhero kind of followers, and they're
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trying to get these movies out there. The people that
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love Marvel and DC and want to see it, like us, Hey,
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we're going to go and pay for it and we're
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going to be opening night. We don't want to. But
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the other people that just don't aren't in the superhero
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films to get those regular people in, they're just not going.
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They're like, hey, it's just another Superman. They're looking at it.
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Yeah, like you said, fantastic more and me half a
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million Superman did about the same. I mean that's final
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cut on numbers there. Superman, I mean it did fine.
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I mean worldwide, we're talking about six hundred and six
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million becoming the seventh highest grossing film of twenty twenty five.
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So that's why the Financial Time said that it did
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so well. But you have to remember your do thing
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about cost. With Fantastic Four, it came in tenth. That's
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the highest grossing film. So Superman won, so he became
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super But that goes right into our next transition of
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a time.
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Did it win?
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Did you know? It's how you intert because I didn't.
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Want you to switch for But did it win? Because
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it opened up two weeks prior to the Fantastic.
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Four, So you really think Fantastic four it could be two.
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But I mean more people are talking about the popcorn
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budget of the Fantastic the Fantastic four. Yeah, that's yeah,
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I know that the pop pn. Your son who was
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helped as hunt all over two continents, no excuse me,
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one continent in two countries was more hyped about herby Galactus.
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I need to make his dad happy than the movie.
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The movie was just I think they did a great
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job with Sue story. Just slow, but it was slow,
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but it ends there. I think the female roles here here,
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but the parts that was I mean, I don't know
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read Richard's I don't know.
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He seemed like a pussy and we don't see him
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stretching that much. You want to see more of him.
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I wanted to see Ben Grimm.
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Like Ell, Everyone want to see Ben.
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Ben Grimm didn't do that much fighting. Did we talk
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about this or we did talk about this?
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But it's just a thing that But you know what,
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because if you listen to our past podcast, I remember
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it subscribes. You always go look at other ones he
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talked about he was more excited about Fantastic Four than Superman.
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But here's the thing, But how excited are you about Weapons?
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The horror movie that's out right now? You did see it?
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I saw it online.
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You saw what that Paul put it up for me.
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I already saw it. It's good. I had I had
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a stopics, I had to go into a meeting. It
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was great. It's it's not as scary as you think
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it is. And it's done what I like about Weapons.
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It's done in segments, so it'll come up with words
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and it goes the teacher's point of view, her name,
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and it shows her whatever happens, and then it goes
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back to someone else, the dad, who's of course danos
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Uh his point of view, and you see everything that's
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interacting with it. And then finally you get the little boy,
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who's thing that I can tell you what it's about.
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Everybody keeps asking me, and I'll tell them because nobody.
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Do you want to know what it's about? Yes or no? Yes?
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After I say weapons becomes the first horror film to
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top twenty twenty five box office in three weeks in
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a row.
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It's good. It's about witches. It's a witch.
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So it is the teacher the witch. Spoiler alert. Everyone
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hunt has heard.
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Down think it's her because it's her class. It's the
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little boy, the only boy that's left alive.
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But also wait, the kids they ran that ran funny.
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They're dead.
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No, they're not dead, they're they're the only one that live, well,
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the only one that's left. You know, when they kidnapped,
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left because everything's they're gone or dead. Because after a
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few days when the time they always say once the
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kid's kidnapped, As the time goes by, the chance to
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get him back alive, goes diminishes. That's what they always say.
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kidnapped and was still alive or disappeared or ran off.
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It was his aunt. His great aunt came by me.
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Why did she do it?
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that's what she does. Keep say.
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She was living off the kids.
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because she cuts her finger and bleeds it and does
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certain things and cracks in, puts in water, and then
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everybody does what she wants. It's kind of weird, but
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you wouldn't believe the witch is the same lady from
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Uncle Buck, the girlfriend. I didn't know, so Uncle Buck's girlfriend.
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Do you remember that movie? No, it's an actress goes
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she's the witch, and I was like, who is this lady?
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I'm running the movie for you.
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Spoiler, you're making me fall asleep. But so, oh my god,
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weapons worldwide. Now here's the crazy part. Me two hundred
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and eleven million dollars already just three weeks. It's matching
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Fantastic four. And there are more horror movies coming like,
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like I will already five fascination. Bloodlines is two hundred
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and eighty seven million. Ethan Hawks horror movie sequel, The
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Black Foam two is coming out in October. So I
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think what's happening is, and I want you to talk
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about fans, is that it's really cheaply made. There's more
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bigger actors getting on I mean, Ethan Howks nothing, Josh
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Broslin is on there. I mean, come on, and they're
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making money. So why are people going there? Because look
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at this, If we look at horror movies, it made
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seven hundred and four million, It Chapter two four hundred
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and seventy three million, Sinners three hundred and sixty six million,
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then None three hundred and sixty six million, and Weapons
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now two hundred and eleven. What's going on? Why is
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everyone addicted to horror movies beyond Halloween? On sake? I'm
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asking you because you love horrors. I won't watch it,
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but you will.
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Why are people going to horror movies well so much?
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I mean Halloween makes sense, but this is throughout the year. Now,
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why are they more into or is it just a
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different genre? Like they're tire of the year.
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So I got admit, and I'll say this, I'm like
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I said on the the show not too long ago,
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I'm kind of glad they're waiting a while to do
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another superhero film or waiting their time, and soon it's
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this one and this one and that one and that
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one and that one. I'm like, eh, it's kind of
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in the beginning it was cool because all the movies
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good together. Now they're throwing out the internals and this,
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and I know they're trying to time in, but I'm like,
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this is boring. I'm sick of this.
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The Sentinel. So it's like, Okay, there's a sentence on
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our planet that I just not into that.
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But I'm saying, yes, I want something else, and I
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would like not the same Halloween, but not a reboot,
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something new. It's nice. I want to see a scary
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Do you.
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Think James Gunn is failing and what he's doing with it.
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No, as long as he doesn't oversaturated, he's fine.
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Because when you saw the cartoon of Supercents, you loved it.
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The you forgot Supercons. Go to HBO Max Supercons where
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you see Clark kent Son join forces with dams All
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that you said, this is so good.
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It was different because it was different, it was way
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way different.
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Well done, it was well done. Okay, what's next, fan.
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Sika only I'm excited about that's coming to Disney. Plus,
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there's nothing to do with Star Wars. It's the zombies,
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Marvel Zombies. That is it and that should be coming up.
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And that's not that's not Star Wars, I know, but
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the Marvel that's the only thing you don't care about
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Star Wars.
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Mall shadow Lord, No, I bet you're gonna hate the animation.
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That's what exactly the problem is. I'm going to hate
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the enemation.
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Yeah, so talk about Eye of what Conda? You did
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watch that? You watch me and Winners Dooo that was
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kind of bored. Oh you just have the same review
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as your little fun say.
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It just takes a lot to get me. And I
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was like, I'll see you when I see it. If
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there's nothing else on, I'll see it. That's all I
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can say. All the time.
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I'm like, ah, so, just for those who are excited,
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because this is your nerd side, real quickly going down
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on so sorry, So Sady Mandalar and Grow Group May
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visions from Star Wars season three October twenty nine, twenty
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twenty five, and Mall Shadow Lord twenty twenty six. Young
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and Rebuild a Galaxy season two September nineteenth, twenty twenty five.
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Let's go fan Seka not interesting in those I know that,
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so Christopher Chris Columbus and we have talked to him
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before you met him a few times. We met him
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once at the Giants game, talked to my son. He's
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one of the people that wrote the original writers for Gremlins.
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In a recent early interview, they're asking him, are we
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going to be doing Gremlins three? Well? According to the
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original Gremlins writer Chris Columbus, the long discuss three core
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remains trapped in development limbo. He was recently talking with
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our friend Steven Spielberg, and he said they coming out
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some ideas for thirty plus years, but if nothing's good,
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they're just not going to make it.
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But isn't he trying to do the Goonies as well
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as it's in.
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There together, and they just haven't cracked it yet. They
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don't want to do a film that it's not great,
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and the reason there has there has to be a
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reason to do it and has to be more than
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just Okay, we'll do great at the box office with
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that title. But he says he wants something to put
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out now.
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I have a question, what are your thoughts about Christopher
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Columbus not wanting to do anything related about Harry Potter.
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So you always feel like the work that he did
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was the best.
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I think it's fine, got to move on to something else.
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Did two movies move something else? It's like, you can't
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go back. I used to work at a company tune
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in Right, and then one of the head bosses to
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him said, hey, we're going to bring it back, We'll
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do part time, We'll do this. We really need you,
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And I'm like, no, I don't fight for that. I
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got to move on. There's probably something better to do.
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You just move on, you don't go back.
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So do you think he's just focusing more on his
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production company that he does with his daughter Eleanor Columbus
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made in Voyage Pictures. Yeah, Okay, So he's just taking
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a backseat and just writing when he's inspired, or he
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just has too much of the wealth of the world.
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I think he has too much. He's just burned out.
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Some people get burnt out of this stuff. And it's
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a lot of it's a lot of work to do
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a movie. And they expect and they always wanted to
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put you. When you have like a successful movie and
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it's really really good, they expect it always to be
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successful and good all the time. It's just how it is.
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They expect nothing but perfection from you. But he is.
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Directing I don't know much of this Murder Thursday Murder Club.
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Have you heard about that?
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I never heard of it.
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Yeah, so he is directing something. So maybe he's going slow.
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I don't know. But that's the only thing is And
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he was approached, I mean the only thing about Harry
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Potter that he approached about the author's anti trans comments,
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and he said it was just very sad. I don't
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know if you know, Christopher Columbus grew up in San Francisco,
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went to Saint Ignacious, and you know been she's.
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Caused so many problems from me. I have suits that
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are Harry Potter suits different places I wear them, I
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can't wear them because of her, so and I like
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Harry really yeah, They're like, I wouldn't wear that's a
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offensive and I'm like, okay, so I had to go
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hang it up and can't wear it. Let me get
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a quick interview. We're ready to come right back, and
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then two more things and we're going to wrap up
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real fast. Sean Chiplock, we're at the Let me think
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with stock Yeah, Stockton con Sean Chiplock. Let's talk to
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him real fast. Voice artists and really cool guy. Check
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this out, Sean. You're a one man show over here.
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You had a line of people. You were you were
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taking pictures, you were shiging autographs, you were doing everything
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with them. I love it. What started all this? I mean,
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are you an actor? A voice actor? How did this?
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First of all, I'm the one who's lucky, because do
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you see this drip right here?
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Like I wish I could wear these colors.
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And make them look good.
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I mean it makes my eyes pop.
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That's it.
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I'll be honest. What said all this was probably a
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combination of just this look at this, an active imagination,
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maybe a little bit of ADHD because I've always enjoyed
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portraying this idea of like what if I could do this?
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What if I could have a flaming sword that I
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could swing a you know, what if I could go
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on all these zany adventures. And voice acting was just
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the natural next step where it's like, hey, in the booth,
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in front of a mic, your brain, everything that comes
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up in your mind, you can perform it, you can
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become it. And what I like about it especially is
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it's never the same thing twice. There's always something a
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little different to keep your mind young and fresh, and
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we need that in a world today.
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So I'm gonna ask, and I should go. Everybody wants
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to know the backstory you wards, but I want to
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know are you doing Are you still going to the
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studios recording stuff? Are you doing it for more?
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I go to the studios anytime that I can.
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And your partner, you probably miss him when he does this, right, Yes,
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she missed the like.
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She missed me so much, actually moved to California. She's
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pursuing it herself because she saw me, but so many
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I mean, she's gonna fund it. Check out these incredible
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fragrances that she makes as.
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It is.
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I was not a perfumed guy or a cologne guy
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before she started introducing you to them. And now I'm
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wearing one of these every single day.
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All Right, we're having fun and games, but we gotta
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tell you, seriously, what voices do you do? Because it's
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like you have the time life collection of voices. There's
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so many.
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A lot of people know me from the legend is
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ISOLDA Breath of the Wild, PERSONA five, I'm sorry, Tokyo
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Revengers read zero eating zero. It ranges from video games
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to animate to commercials. I really pride myself on having
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a wide vocal range. Maybe I'm not like the one
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hit wonder like some classics like Don Lafontaine.
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But no, no, already, and I'm an audio guy. Everybody
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elses you have a voice. It's just adaptable. Yes, I
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throw them on the radio.
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Being adaptable is a huge blessing in this industry because
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if they trust that, no matter where they put you,
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you can do something believable, you instantly become so marketable,
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so valuable. And you mentioned earlier about the table, you know,
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being able to handle sales, being able to handle conversations,
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being able to multitask is such a valuable skill in
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so many different industries, not just vo So I mean,
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look at you. You're attractive, you've got a good voice,
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you dressed well, you got it all.
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Like this guy. I like this guy. So let me
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ask you something. So, are you auditioning with stuff every day?
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But are people pulling you in for stuff because your
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a sometimes because you seem like and you probably go
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in the booth right and I'm doing it right now.
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I notice we're very similar.
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We are.
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Your hands are moving, Your hands are moving around when you're.
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In the general rule of thumb in the booth is
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as long as it's not hitting the minor getting in
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the way of their mouths, anything is fair game. And
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I'm very much like a method actor. So if it's
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if it's a studious character, you know, I'm standing there
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with his hand held up against his glasses. Who hasn't
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played an ace attorney game and felt the desire to
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go objection at least That's exactly what I'm talking about.
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But yes, So, being able to get involved, to have fun,
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to not be afraid of being embarrassed, yes, is a
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really big part of giving it. You're all, because the
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golden rules thumb and acting is If I don't believe it,
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how can I expect anyone else to?
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All right, so let's take our way back machine. We're
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going back a few years. You're only twenty one. He
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just turny one. That was just two years ago. There
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were talking about So how did all this start? Did
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you want to be an or a voice actor? Was
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it one or the other?
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Eyes all of it.
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I had dabbled in theater when I was younger, but
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I knew that like the mechanical movements of my body, like,
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if it wasn't something I was organically doing, there was
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no way I was gonna fake it to look real.
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But I had the most active imagination. I was the
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kid in the back of class who was like going
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off on fifteen minute day dream tangenty Yes, yes.
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So it was.
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It was a natural way to just go, oh my gosh,
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I can totally envision being this character. Oh my gosh,
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I can totally envision fighting this monster, or what would
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be like to look across the horizon in this grassy meadow,
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and I think I think the the odyssey of the mind, yes,
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is really where I excelled. So it all boils down
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to passion. Like people ask what made you decide on
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vo and it's like, I couldn't not do it. I
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just a natural affinity thing.
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You don't have to comb your hair either, or brush
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your teeth or anything. She makes She makes me, She
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makes shit.
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Fr all right, you.
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Didn't mention it. A lot of people want to know
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about this Spider Man Peter Parker. Is there two different sounds?
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Is there a Peter Parker and a Spider Man? Not really?
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So this is the thing.
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When I booked that role, I was absolutely the one going,
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oh my gosh, who am I to be in a
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role like this? When you consider all the classics that
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have played him.
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Everybody does.
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But he ended up working out that way because I
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ended up using that as part of his psyche of
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here's Spider Man relatively fresh out of college entering this
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place that has all these established superheroes. He must be
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feeling the same way.
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Yeah, who am I?
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Why do I belong here? So I definitely made a
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distinct choice. Or I was like, let's use that nervousness,
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that anxiety, that self doubt and use that as part
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of his character arc of where he has to come
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into his own and go. Maybe I am the fresh blood,
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but that doesn't mean I don't deserve to be here.
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In the same way that as a voice actor, I
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was very unknown for several years, but I knew I
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had what it took, so all that mattered was getting
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in there and doing the job that needed to be done.
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Congratulations, Man's all right. They want to know because I
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want them to follow you social media.
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Blue Sky and Twitch are the two big ones, and
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they're both the same. It's Sonic Mega like cause I
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I was twelve years old that Sonic mat Sonic Mega.
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I think Sonic and Mega man, just without the man
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because I am a child you.
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He said Twitch. So now I know there's long videos
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on there. Oh we have. I've been not like to
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see that. Everything uploaded to YouTube. We're not going to
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talk about it. You want to see you gotta go
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see it, Hey, dude, hot five two of them. Thank
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this guy is awesome, find out more of him, following him,
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and then when this show airs, you guys, it'll all
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be below to follow you and on that and.
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Thank you in advance for buying every single one of
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my partners. Fragrances.
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That's why.
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Guy, that's a guy.
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He's sick.
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Hi, Sean Chiplock. You want to catch it. Videos will
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be up on our YouTube channel. It's always at your
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nerd Side and also on our SoundCloud, or just go
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to our website. Now, cool thing. Since I'm talking about
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this recently just posted it should be on our YouTube channel.
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Now the toys. Last week we did the Star Wars mixture.
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The adventure continues the what is this speeder? One thousand? Yeah,
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this thing is freaking cool and it is huge, So
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check it out if you want to as open up
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toys that come or Disney Toys or Hasbro toys, all
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different ones. Check it out there. It's pretty cool. Also,
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we're doing this online too, if you want to check
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it out. The common Book of the Day or Combook
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of the week, check it out. We go up to
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Mission comics, we ask them all fast and he actually
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picked some cool ones for us to check out. And
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that's on our social media website Your nerds size all right,
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First off, are you still reading common books? Are you
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just kind of like stopped.
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I'm just curious, Well, it's expensive and you have I okay,
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have I stopped reading common books? I don't think I
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have had time to read common book.
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What do you do when you're in the restroom type?
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Oh, it's work.
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Oh, when I'm in the restroom, I read well.
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I do read a lot, and that's why I have
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to change my prescription maybe every six months.
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Now I'm reading what are we read? Oh, I'm reading
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The Transformers. Transformers is a fantastic combook.
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I'll be honest, I'm reading. I mean, if you really,
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I mean yes, No, I'm not.
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Reading war in peace or.
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Reading more about politics and how it affects our future
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and the economy and admissions.
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Because there's all these So I'll talk to my buddies
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and I go, dude, you see what happened now or this?
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And like, stop watching the news. You're killing yourself. I'm
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not watching watching you listen to the news.
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I read it. I listened to it. I mean reading
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knowledge and power. I got to help advocate.
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I'm not saying there's anything wrong.
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Why didn't you be your own superhero?
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Oh my god, let me tell you something. I get
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the listen.
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Andrew Jackson, when he was president, took away so many
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of the first nation people. Weird.
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I bet you also slept around with all his servants
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and stuff. And denounced the said no, didn't and that
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he got yes.
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Andrew Jackson didn't know what your friend, how much do
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you want to bet the current president is going to
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try to have a dollar bill with his face on it?
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Why a dollar bill?
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Any dollar?
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I don't know anything. I'd give him a two dollar bill.
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Well, it's one of the we already have a two
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dollar bill.
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That's the saying you're as gay as a two dollar bill.
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I've never heard of saying who are you? J? W Rowling?
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Go google it.
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I do not want to bet two dollars dollar billet.
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I was just asking her about combooks. I want to
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know if you're still reading them or not.
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And when you guys go to the combook store, I'll
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sit down, I'll look at stuff. I just I'm going
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to read. I'd rather read to my sound Like right
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now we're reading How Mary Project.
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That movie looks fantastic.
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It does.
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So I read the book years.
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Ago, and you know, here's the thing. I loved it.
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It was a great drug and escape. But god, they
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take so freaking long, like remember about the clones for
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Spider Man and then like even the Wonder Woman one,
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Like what do you complain about I don't know, it's
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just it's it's I don't know. Everyone seems like a whiner.
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But they only have a week to get ready to
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get it published.
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Right, No, I understand. It's just think about when Captain
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America first came out. Inspired, it gave hope I would
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love there.
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When it first came out, they were limited of what
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they can say because it was that time. And two, uh,
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they didn't have those many magazines. They have so many.
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Okay, so then okay, I'll I'll bring more recent.
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So let's talk about what whit? Why don't they cut
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back on the magazines? Why why do they have so
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many comic books? Because I always see them boxing up
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and sending back the stuff they don't sell. You do
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see that, right? I see that a lot. They're oversaturated
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with stuff.
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Well, isn't that the film and money? I don't know
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somethings roight, But listen, the last time I got really
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inspired and it wasn't about what they were writing, but
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it was interesting. It was like, for example, Witchblay in
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nineteen ninety five, Mark so Lestreet, great artist, co creator, right,
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founder of Top Cow Productions. Right, so things were really
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getting creative. But I don't know. I think that you
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are just recycling different ideas now, I mean, but that's something.
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Maybe you should bring back co on books, bring back reading.
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I mean, that is something because that's what movies are doing,
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recycling old ideas. So why don't you do highlight of
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a common book of the week.
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That's what we're doing. We are doing it. It's on
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at your nerd side.
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Oh my god, which comic book are we highlighting?
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The new Batman, Batman Ultimate Batman. It's when it's a
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different universe and this Batman has no money, he's broke,
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but he has a suit kind of like Iron Man. Okay,
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and then it's only a five issue.
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Thing, all right, and then I will challenge that for
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the Batman Lowers Immortal Legend Batman number one. Critically, it
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earned a strong eight point six out of ten. It
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just came out I think this week.
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Then maybe that's it. I forgot if you're going to.
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Do a com book reviews the same freaking together.
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I'm not doing the review. The com book story is
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I talked to them about. Okay, I just posted I
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got three four five.
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Doesn't he sound like the com books I just talked about?
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Keep whining.
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Do you know why? Because so many issues. That's why
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I got to take some back.
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Immortal legend Batman number one stands out because it takes
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a fresh look at the comic character. Perfect if you're
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looking for something that feels new while rooted. So if
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you're looking for a Batman in our world life, here
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we go solid critical in a strong.
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That I do not know. Jesus, I'll tell you this.
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Yeah.
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The thing that I'm happy about most this week there
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are no more popcorn buckets coming out.
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Okay, I'm going to say this, broke, I'm going to
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say this, if if there is not enough college spounder scholarships,
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we're selling them all. We're selling them all.
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By the time he's about to go to college, our son,
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the president would have shut them all down by that.
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He's on it. He's on He's screaking it happen.
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He's going to take a.
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Political university and Columbia bend over for him and say,
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we'll give you any data you want. Mother Vedger.
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He is the that that's a hunted house right there.
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I know some people show a picture of Trump and
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they just run down the hall.
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All right, I'm going to allow you do this. You
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have shown a family member a picture of Trump and basically.
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Just screamed and ran down the hallway like scared. And
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I was like, I looked at it, and I was like,
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when did he turn into Michael Myers because I don't
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know Michael.
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Well, probably south Park? So okay, so let's end it
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with the south Park episode. There's a couple of episodes,
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I know, but you've heard about it, and the person
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in the White House Penis is on the show. I
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did not know. Legally, you can show the Little One, Yes,
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don't worry seeing it. It's people smaller than you that
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if you put eyeballs on it, it is okay to
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put it on there. No, NC seventies not considered porn.
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Also just because it's a name, it's it's creating a character.
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That's Central Comic Center and get away with cussing, especially after.
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Tenneco no no, no no no. But it's not porn.
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You don't see porn on on Comedy Central kind of.
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But if it's a character, that's how they was able
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to put it.
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You know, I've always wanted to know what is legal
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to watch porn on there. It's not like in just
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Google or go online and it's absolutely free to see.
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You don't need do you know what I'm saying?
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Do you want a new co host?
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No? I want someone he knows how to get me
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porn faster, not these little penises with eyeballs on it.
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That's it. Hey, next week I want to tell you guys, Uh,
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we're going to be at a comic con in Sacramento.
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We're just going to be able to name the comic
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con SA anime, sac anime And what did you think
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at the last that anime?
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It was good. We got to walk around do a
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lot of stuff. They're be I'm sure you going long
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gad today. They they're being really nice to us. Uh.
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They're asking me to do panels like moderate it and
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do it. I'm tired. I'm always tired.
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It's hard because I work reading all these comic books.
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Uh, I only read the comboos. When I'm going to
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the restroom, I would sleep on a toilet like you.
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You know you're doing your work. I don't want to
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see on the toilet because I can't sleep and do
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number two. So I'm not that good AnyWho.
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So Steven Silver, who is the designer, can possible Danny
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Phantom is going to be there Popper voices like Troy Baker,
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he'll be there. He'll be appearing but Saturday only. He
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plays iconic ros.
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And gaming and anime wanting to be there Saturday.
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Ashley Johnson, star of Critical Role. She'll be featured in
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the Critical Role.
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I'm not putting down comic cons. But when we used
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to stay at the hotels, wasn't it a bit too long?
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Or did you like seeing the hotels because you went,
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you went to the pool and stuff. You like that?
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No, because that pull had a rat dead on the lawn.
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Okay, let's say he went to Sacramento. We see the
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hotel in Sacramento.
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Yeah. I think if they made it a day and
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evening thing, I think that'd be hard for the panel.
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As I understand why it's two.
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They do do evening things, but they have parties. I
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don't want to go to party.
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I think it's hard for I mean, it's hard for it. Okay,
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let's just say, right, Brendon mckeinney, Right, who's going to
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be a storyboard artist. He gets NonStop people signing all
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day for television animation. That gets exhausting. We saw what
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happened with Christopher Lloyd when he was in San Jose,
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Like he's like, I'm done, and I know there's an
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age issue. But then if Peter Capella is there, the
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voice of Silver the Hedgehog and the Sonic of the
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Hedgehog video games, and nobody that's not going to happen
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comes up to him, he's bored of his mind. He's unhappy.
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I mean, those artists that nobody goes up to you
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feel so sad for them.
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I do too.
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And if you listen, you don't even.
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Interview though, Lougno, nobody went up to him.
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Well, talk about the guy. Let's if you know the
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name of the Oh my god, star wars mall, what's
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his name?
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I know you're talking about Darth Maul.
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Yeah, I know Darth Maul. Yeah. He won't do interviews
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because he thinks that's a terrible voice.
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He's fantastic.
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He's making me laugh, So then you shouldn't worry about
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your telling me just because of.
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What tell me doesn't laugh?
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You do you squeeze the two fats together, they'll laugh.
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That's in the reason why I'm tired, because I worked
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out today too. We'll talk to you next week, I'm
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gonna go sleep on the toilet to save
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Time until next time, and be your own superhero save
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the world one podcast at a time.