Vision Quest by Terry Davis feat. Tom Meaney

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[UNKNOWN]: Hi guys, I'm Brie and I'm Ali.
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[UNKNOWN]: This is off script.
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[UNKNOWN]: If you think about it, books are potential scripts for movies.
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[UNKNOWN]: When this adaptation happens, typically it's disappointing because they went off script.
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[UNKNOWN]: In this series, we will be talking about how off script they went.
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[UNKNOWN]: You're just insanely loud.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I'm sorry.
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[UNKNOWN]: I heard it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Wait, it's okay.
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[UNKNOWN]: No, that's me.
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[UNKNOWN]: Okay, okay, okay.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I'm kicking, check, check, check, okay.
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[UNKNOWN]: All right.
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[UNKNOWN]: Hello, and welcome to OffScript, a podcast where we compare books to our movies.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, and I'm Ali, and I'm Bree.
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[UNKNOWN]: And today, we have a very special guest.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, we are joined by Tom Nini of panel by panel.
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[UNKNOWN]: I guess.
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[UNKNOWN]: Hello.
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[UNKNOWN]: Hello.
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[UNKNOWN]: Welcome to Offscript.
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[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm really excited to be here.
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[UNKNOWN]: I've been counting the days since I've not this.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so I've been excited about this.
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[UNKNOWN]: We're excited to have you.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, definitely.
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[UNKNOWN]: Well, I mean, like, it's so exciting because our true listeners probably will recognize you because you were on last year's Nerd Party episode.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's where we met you.
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[UNKNOWN]: That is a year ago.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh my god.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm pretty sure on that episode.
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[UNKNOWN]: He recommended this book.
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[UNKNOWN]: He sure did.
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[UNKNOWN]: Ha ha ha ha.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: How do you feel about that now, Tom?
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[UNKNOWN]: Well, okay, first not only did I recommend it to them, but Bri and I met for coffee, I don't know, a few weeks afterward and I actually gave them a copy of the book, you know, just to help them out.
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[UNKNOWN]: So, um, kind of, I mean, I'm not regretting the decision because I know we're going to have fun about this book, but
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[UNKNOWN]: You know, some books just read differently when you're 16, then when you're 40, and this is definitely one of them.
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[UNKNOWN]: Well, I'm so excited to hear all your thoughts about it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I have I have thoughts.
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[UNKNOWN]: I do.
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[UNKNOWN]: Good.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's so good.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't know how PG they're going to be, but I have.
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[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
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[UNKNOWN]: We are not a PG podcast.
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[UNKNOWN]: But before we did that matter, yes, that's all right.
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[UNKNOWN]: We're down for all of it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
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[UNKNOWN]: Before we dive in, though, I would love if you could do our
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[UNKNOWN]: I am, well, I mean, you guys have actually mentioned me on the podcast a while ago, about a year ago, actually, I think, but I'm massive nerd and the way I met Brianna Ali as they mentioned was at the Kent Nerd Party, and we just kind of bonded very quickly about books, because I do like to read.
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[UNKNOWN]: I actually have a bookcase right next to me, full of books about movies and
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[UNKNOWN]: all around nerd stuff.
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[UNKNOWN]: And I am in addition to a podcast that I'm trying to get going, because I need to redo my studio.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm also a YouTuber or trying to be, I just can't stand video editing.
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[UNKNOWN]: And that's kind of how Breen I bought it because Breen is an editor.
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[UNKNOWN]: And she is agreed to take on my projects with me to help me get the get it all going.
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[UNKNOWN]: And but yeah, but in addition to that, the reason why this particular book came up,
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[UNKNOWN]: is because in high school I was a wrestler and the movie Vision Quest is kind of a ride a passage for any wrestler out there and then when you know we find out it's a book and in 2002 while I was in high school it got re-released so a bunch of us yeah it was originally publisher I think in 79 but it got re-released in 2002 and that's how a bunch of us ended up finding out of his book we had no idea we'd seen the movie a million times but we had no idea it's a book
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[UNKNOWN]: You would almost, and they re-released it.
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[UNKNOWN]: They might re-gone through it.
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[UNKNOWN]: You would think.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's not the can't mess with the classics.
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[UNKNOWN]: No, I saw, okay, real quick.
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[UNKNOWN]: I saw comparison about this book.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and it honestly made me sick of my stomach because I think the comparison I think someone said by the way, that's Margo if you hear a cat meowing.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, I love it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Well, Margo give her some scratches for me.
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[UNKNOWN]: I do hear Luna chewing on a bone right now.
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[UNKNOWN]: We'll be able to hear her.
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[UNKNOWN]: I can't hear that now.
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[UNKNOWN]: but I saw comparison about vision quest and somebody I think someone some critic or somewhere said it's the best coming of age novel since catcher in the ride and I personally think that's a slap in the face to catcher in the ride.
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[UNKNOWN]: You know like catcher in the ride is actually well written.
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[UNKNOWN]: You know it may not be the best plot but it's actually well written.
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[UNKNOWN]: The only thing
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[UNKNOWN]: at least touch on the right, it's not coming of age.
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[UNKNOWN]: Don't you know?
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you know, I can't see I ever heard anybody use the kind of language that is used in vision quests, even when I was in high school.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, don't get me wrong.
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[UNKNOWN]: There was a lot of doubt.
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[UNKNOWN]: Even as a
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[UNKNOWN]: not even in the army.
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[UNKNOWN]: Guys, I served three years in the army.
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[UNKNOWN]: I heard some weird stuff.
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[UNKNOWN]: It was never to that level.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's a little level.
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[UNKNOWN]: We're going to be discussing today about vision quests.
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[UNKNOWN]: It was never to.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, my God.
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[UNKNOWN]: Let's.
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[UNKNOWN]: My favorite is after we got our books, Ali, Tom went and gave some more copies to other people to read and they ended up giving it back and being like, I didn't even read.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, I can never do that, I don't know, so because I'm also I'm a wrestling coach and so I was talking to one of
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[UNKNOWN]: the coaches and I said, look, I got an extra copy because when I bought the ones for you guys, I bought three copies and I ended up finding another copy at half price books for like two books.
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[UNKNOWN]: Which I'm going to say, I will be paid for that.
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[UNKNOWN]: But yeah, so I gave him a copy of it and he gave it back to me like less than a week later and said, I can't, I could write he even said and he's exact words and I quote, I could run this through chat to GTP and probably get a better story.
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[UNKNOWN]: It was like, you're not wrong.
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[UNKNOWN]: It was just some of the most interesting writing.
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[UNKNOWN]: I really thought that Loudon was a real person and he was writing it in high school.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's what it felt like.
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[UNKNOWN]: And then I was like, oh my gosh, it's a real author that wrote this.
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[UNKNOWN]: I was like, it's a publisher who's a high school English teacher Alley.
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[UNKNOWN]: He just read too many high school papers, so he made his book so exactly like it.
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[UNKNOWN]: My, to me, this felt like someone with really bad ADHD who couldn't follow a single thought of his.
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[UNKNOWN]: And like halfway through one thought he would come up with this other thought and literally like,
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[UNKNOWN]: After he finished this one, he would go on to the next one.
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[UNKNOWN]: I was like, I can't keep up with you.
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[UNKNOWN]: I can see that.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
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[UNKNOWN]: The only thing the only reason I was able to power through this was two reasons.
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[UNKNOWN]: One for you too, because we're going to be doing this together.
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[UNKNOWN]: And two, because I was reading it on my lunch break.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't know because at the time, I was reading it.
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[UNKNOWN]: It was during wrestling season.
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[UNKNOWN]: So I was working really early shifts at work.
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[UNKNOWN]: That way, I could get off work early enough to get to practice.
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[UNKNOWN]: And so my lunch break was at like nine a.m.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh wow.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: And so I usually usually what I would do is like at seven around seven is on my 15 minute break and run to the Delhi grab something April breakfast, but then 9 a.m. of already lunch or about eating breakfast, but I've got a half hour.
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[UNKNOWN]: So it's literally sitting the Delhi and just read this trash book.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there were so many times, especially John would be watching me and he'd be like, just don't you and Ali need to learn to just not read books that you don't like and I was like, John, Ali's already physically read this book.
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[UNKNOWN]: I can't do that to her.
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[UNKNOWN]: I would have cried.
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[UNKNOWN]: I would have cried.
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[UNKNOWN]: I would see.
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[UNKNOWN]: I went down to Mexico.
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[UNKNOWN]: It took me and we had a, no, it wasn't a Mexican ship.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it was when we went to Arizona.
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[UNKNOWN]: So we had, I was like a three hour flight.
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[UNKNOWN]: And then we had, like, it took, like, like, we had a delay.
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[UNKNOWN]: So it was like an extra, like, three hours.
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[UNKNOWN]: So three, six, so I had nine straight hours just to sit and read it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Otherwise, there's no, I don't think I would have enough.
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[UNKNOWN]: I had something I was gonna say, but I forgot.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's what it was about.
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[UNKNOWN]: we're talking about nine hour straight reading nine hour straight reading yeah god bless you by the way oh that's what i was gonna say actually i couldn't i literally
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[UNKNOWN]: it got to a point where I had to force myself to read more than one chapter because I couldn't I would read a chapter go to read and mind you these chapters are like three four pages long.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, I'm of a morbid longer, but they're not long chapters, but I would start the second chapter, like oh my god, I cannot like read this.
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[UNKNOWN]: For the record, the last time I sat down a red a book like on a flight consistently was I was in the army and I got out in 2016, by the way, and the book was American sniper.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that was the last time I got out of the movie.
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[UNKNOWN]: And I had just Kate had just given me American Cypher as my Christmas present.
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[UNKNOWN]: I opened the book and I didn't stop reading it.
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[UNKNOWN]: The entire flight that was the last time or anything like that.
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[UNKNOWN]: So, so I did that with a good book.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't know how Ali, how he managed to do that with things I had do.
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[UNKNOWN]: I knew I would do soon.
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[UNKNOWN]: I knew I would not, if it was not me, if I didn't set that chunk aside, so.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's just, my kids were distracted.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's how I did it.
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[UNKNOWN]: It was like, you're on your eye.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's why I have to just do this.
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[UNKNOWN]: Leave me alone.
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[UNKNOWN]: But they were like, Riley's like, is it a good book?
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[UNKNOWN]: I was like, no, she's like, why aren't you reading?
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[UNKNOWN]: Or why are you reading?
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[UNKNOWN]: I was like, I have to.
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[UNKNOWN]: She's like, Oscar makes you do that a lot.
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[UNKNOWN]: Because a lot of the times I'm like, she's like, is that a good book?
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[UNKNOWN]: I was like, I don't like it.
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[UNKNOWN]: So it's like, it's like, yeah, yeah, but that's okay.
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[UNKNOWN]: Because I'm reading and I'm trying new books.
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[UNKNOWN]: Like, I would never have read this book if it was not presented to me.
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[UNKNOWN]: happy to see you again and you found some books that you've liked because of this podcast so exactly not this one that's okay you know I think it made me laugh the most was when Brie told me that you were relieved that I also hated reading the book.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, I was.
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[UNKNOWN]: So many times we have guests on where we did not love the book.
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[UNKNOWN]: Like we didn't dislike it as much as I feel like maybe this one, but we didn't greatly like the book.
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[UNKNOWN]: I said a record.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Good job.
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[UNKNOWN]: But our good boys, like I don't have the why about it.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's what I'm saying.
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[UNKNOWN]: You're always kind of like just very nice like, oh, yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: It was it was good.
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[UNKNOWN]: Like we try to be honest, but
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[UNKNOWN]: polite on it.
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[UNKNOWN]: We always have more fun when we can be brutally honest like there's there's been a lot of that today.
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[UNKNOWN]: How many times did I apologize to you guys while we're reading this book?
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean so many.
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[UNKNOWN]: I did not realize this book was that bad.
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[UNKNOWN]: I just- Oh it was it was it was interesting read but that's what we were to put it outly.
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[UNKNOWN]: We can dive in, shall we?
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[UNKNOWN]: We can do it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Can we?
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[UNKNOWN]: I guess we got through.
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[UNKNOWN]: All right.
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[UNKNOWN]: I work here.
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[UNKNOWN]: I guess so.
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[UNKNOWN]: To our synopsis, high school wrestler Loudon Swain, who decided to pursue a challenging goal to cut weight to 147 pounds to challenge the undefeated state champion Brian Schuke.
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[UNKNOWN]: while training for this ambitious match, swaying navigates the complexities of adolescence, including his relationship with a young drifter named Carla, his friendships and the rigorous physical and mental demands of his goal.
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[UNKNOWN]: And that's, and that's where the good writing ends.
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[UNKNOWN]: He-he-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y-y
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[UNKNOWN]: This is definitely all right.
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[UNKNOWN]: Well, we have our author Terry Davis, our director Harold Becker and our screenplay writer, Darald Pondiskin Pondiskin Pondiskin Pondiskin.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm Jr. Colin Darrell.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
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[UNKNOWN]: There.
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[UNKNOWN]: That works.
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[UNKNOWN]: That works.
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[UNKNOWN]: And for our listeners, if you didn't pick up on an alley physically read this one physically read it.
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[UNKNOWN]: What was the last book that you physically read for off script?
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[UNKNOWN]: I guess that's also just in general.
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[UNKNOWN]: What was last.
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[UNKNOWN]: I can see the roll of text in her head spinning.
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[UNKNOWN]: What was trying to hear that out?
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[UNKNOWN]: Um, obviously, let me get to, yeah, I was looking at it, but I mean, a whole 30 pages.
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[UNKNOWN]: Woo, does that count?
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[UNKNOWN]: What was the last actual book you read before this week?
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[UNKNOWN]: Because I don't, I think that's more of it.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's not even a novella.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's a chapter.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's what that is.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Was it badmouther's handbook, Ali?
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[UNKNOWN]: Like, season three.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's where my brain is going.
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[UNKNOWN]: I think it was because I didn't do any of these because that one also wasn't on audiobook.
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[UNKNOWN]: That one for sure was not.
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[UNKNOWN]: I think that was it.
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[UNKNOWN]: So two seasons ago, and we are currently in season eight.
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[UNKNOWN]: two seasons ago season two my bad season two and we're in season eight there's no way that was season two that we read that yeah that was my birthday month pick for a wait was that season one no it was season four oh okay still that's been a minute
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[UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm.
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[UNKNOWN]: It wasn't season four.
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[UNKNOWN]: It was season one.
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[UNKNOWN]: No, it was not season one.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's when we did all Harry Potter.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Season three, then.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you definitely pay for the series to start the podcast off with Harry Potter, because that's a lot of content right there.
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[UNKNOWN]: We had that one because she didn't read any books because I knew that book, so I was confident in my skills, but I wish we did not, but we've talked about fucking sucked at covering that yeah we talked about redoing it.
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[UNKNOWN]: when the show is released and compared to the show because that actually might be nice because we will have to do all seven of them because we can do it when the show's out.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's actually a good idea.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I've been wanting to reread those books too.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, except for what happens when I want to reread the books and I'm too busy to reread the whole series.
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[UNKNOWN]: You know which book I go straight to six.
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[UNKNOWN]: So.
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[UNKNOWN]: So if you have to only read one, though, because I'm coming out in December, oh my god, but I don't want to reread four, I don't want to watch for four years, four years.
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[UNKNOWN]: You can see that that's eight seasons away.
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[UNKNOWN]: I believe in you.
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[UNKNOWN]: I believe in you, Brie.
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[UNKNOWN]: I read that.
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[UNKNOWN]: I can probably do it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Set that from one of our, oh, I'll take it for one of our January.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
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[UNKNOWN]: Do you think HBO is going to do release them all or like one at a time, one at a time?
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[UNKNOWN]: Well, it could be that this is one of those.
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[UNKNOWN]: We just have to be like, June because they'd all have to have come out already.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well speaking of stuff that's coming out just one last side bar before we get back on track.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the new Supergirl movie comes out this month.
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[UNKNOWN]: That is actually based on that is based on an actual DC comic story.
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[UNKNOWN]: Most of DC's movies in the past were just adaptations of the character, you know, nothing specific.
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[UNKNOWN]: But in the case of the new Supercom movie, it's actually based on the story woman of tomorrow.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, my God.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: So it's actually based on an actual story because that movie did so that story did so well and it decided to adapt it.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm actually really excited about it because it really fleshed up Supergirl in said it like in the past where she was just a gender-bent Superman.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: We really get to see more of her character.
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[UNKNOWN]: which they started revamping in 2005, because think about it this way, you're 16 years old, your planet just exploded, you're sent to this new planet that you don't nothing about to look out for your baby cousin, your planet, your ship gets knocked out of course.
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[UNKNOWN]: By the time you get there, he's full grown as the winner is the world's greatest superhero.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's going to mess with people.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: And that's kind of what women of tomorrow explorers, they'd
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, we do a comic book soon.
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[UNKNOWN]: I want, I want so bad for the first one to be.
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[UNKNOWN]: The one that's like loosely based off of, but I'm going to make you watch the Batman with a live figure.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I don't know that way.
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[UNKNOWN]: Because you wouldn't just bite her man for me.
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[UNKNOWN]: Find you Batman.
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[UNKNOWN]: The Batman with Robert Pattinson, because we know how much brie loves him.
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[UNKNOWN]: That is, that is, in my opinion, the perfect Batman film.
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[UNKNOWN]: I agree.
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[UNKNOWN]: Exactly what I want that man to always be.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's so good.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's so good.
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[UNKNOWN]: Except for oh my god.
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[UNKNOWN]: So I, wow, we're going way to change in here.
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[UNKNOWN]: But I, John, if we didn't, that's true.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's true.
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[UNKNOWN]: John, when did he get?
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I think he just got that for me at a comic book store.
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[UNKNOWN]: I thought it was that packs.
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[UNKNOWN]: But at a comic book store,
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[UNKNOWN]: He bought me the Batman who laughs because that's one that's been on my like I want to read this comics so bad because everyone who meets me goes free this is the one that you need to read.
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[UNKNOWN]: And I've been, I have very slowly been reading it because I've been like whenever I have time, I'm like, oh, I wanna quick read.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'll do that otherwise it's been off script.
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[UNKNOWN]: But eight is one of the best comics I've ever read.
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[UNKNOWN]: And I so bad want there to be a, is there a movie on that one?
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[UNKNOWN]: You haven't.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I didn't think so.
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[UNKNOWN]: I would love to cover that on off script.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't think that would adapt well as live action, but I think it would make for a great animated film.
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[UNKNOWN]: I think, yeah, it's gotta be, it's gotta be.
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[UNKNOWN]: I think if they tried to do live action, it would be way too fucking confusing because there's times in the comic where I'm like, way, which Batman am I with right now?
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, all of that.
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[UNKNOWN]: Anyway, I guess we should get back to the stuff that we're here for.
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[UNKNOWN]: We want to talk about it, but we're here for it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Obviously, we are so excited to talk about this.
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[UNKNOWN]: We keep going on.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's so many better things to talk about.
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[UNKNOWN]: But you know, we committed to it.
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[UNKNOWN]: We got to we have we're so close to the finish line of this one.
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[UNKNOWN]: All right, think about it this way though.
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[UNKNOWN]: I guarantee I am willing to bat that moving forward, even if there's a book you don't like, you're going to be like, wasn't as bad as this in question.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's possibly possibly it's that's going to be a hard one to talk.
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[UNKNOWN]: So that is I'm looking at what else we did this season and I'm like,
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[UNKNOWN]: Hmm.
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[UNKNOWN]: What else did we do that I didn't love?
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[UNKNOWN]: Alright, so we got our book came out October 25th, 1979 and our movie came out February 18th, 1985.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's a six year difference.
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[UNKNOWN]: February, what, 85?
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[UNKNOWN]: Eighteenth.
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[UNKNOWN]: Eighteenth.
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[UNKNOWN]: My birthday is February 16th, 86.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's so close.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
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[UNKNOWN]: It was meant for you.
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[UNKNOWN]: It seems that way.
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[UNKNOWN]: And now what did we do first read it or watch it?
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[UNKNOWN]: I watched it first.
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[UNKNOWN]: I read it first.
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[UNKNOWN]: I guess technically I watched it first because I saw the movie in high school before I found out it was a book.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: So then I read it in high school and I don't remember hating it this much.
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[UNKNOWN]: I've seen the movie a few times, just because of my wrestling background.
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[UNKNOWN]: I've seen it this time.
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[UNKNOWN]: And I also have personal experience to a lot of did, which we'll be discussing and it's going to be my reaction video on my YouTube channel as well.
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[UNKNOWN]: I really go with deep into that.
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[UNKNOWN]: with the, especially with the wrestling side on YouTube.
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[UNKNOWN]: But yeah, that having actually done what loud and does in this book with his, with his weight cutting, especially in extreme amount of weight, yeah, I have thoughts about some of the things that we see and read about in the book.
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[UNKNOWN]: So yeah,
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[UNKNOWN]: What's funny is Ali and I actually, I don't know if Ali remembers, but we had a friend in middle school who was wrestler and I remember him talking about cutting weight and like when we were in middle school, I didn't think anything of it.
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[UNKNOWN]: I was just like whatever, but then now reading it, I was like, damn, he put himself through a lot of shit.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, actually, I have my, I have my rest in battle scene.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to show you a couple things.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, please.
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[UNKNOWN]: We're going to show you two metals.
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[UNKNOWN]: OK.
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[UNKNOWN]: So these are both from the same season.
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[UNKNOWN]: OK, these are both from my senior year.
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[UNKNOWN]: This was the first one I earned that year.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't know how you can read it, but this was 215 pounds.
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[UNKNOWN]: OK, I came out of football season way in 220, because I played offensive line and linebacker.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't know how much you know about sports ball, but you have to be, yes, that part.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's sports in a ball ball.
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[UNKNOWN]: I played offensive line linebacker, which means if I was playing offense, I was blocking, so I had to have a size, and at linebacker, it helps to have size, you know, because on your side back then people.
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[UNKNOWN]: Great.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, exactly.
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[UNKNOWN]: So, so my first, the first medal I earned that year was this one at 215 pounds.
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[UNKNOWN]: This was in December of 2003.
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[UNKNOWN]: This was one, this was 189 pounds.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh wow.
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[UNKNOWN]: I cut 30 pounds at a month.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh my gosh.
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[UNKNOWN]: Same scene.
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[UNKNOWN]: I have thoughts about loud and swaying and his weight cutting.
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[UNKNOWN]: And not just from experience as a wrestler, but now as a coach having to keep an eye on these idiots when they're cutting weight.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: cool.
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[UNKNOWN]: Continue, Ali.
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[UNKNOWN]: No, you are fine.
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[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
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[UNKNOWN]: Our next question is our initial thoughts.
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[UNKNOWN]: Now that we've read the book and seen the movie, what are the thoughts?
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[UNKNOWN]: But I feel like we've shared that.
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[UNKNOWN]: I think so.
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[UNKNOWN]: Trash book, watchable movie, I think.
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[UNKNOWN]: All right, perfect.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's very
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[UNKNOWN]: Wow, you did this to us.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I did that to you.
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[UNKNOWN]: Unknowingly how much, how torturous it was going to be.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, this, this is my bed.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's funny.
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[UNKNOWN]: Okay, and okay, a little further on that.
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[UNKNOWN]: So it came down to you.
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[UNKNOWN]: If you go back and you listen to Kent Nerd Show, 20, 25, we were talking about what, you know, I was asked when I was on a podcast.
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[UNKNOWN]: what's a movie adaptation of a book that you love or hate, and I said vision quest, and I said that because of the climax scene, because I don't like the, I personally don't like the way the movie ends.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I understand why they did it that way because that you got to have an ending, you got to have, but when it comes to comparing the book and the movie,
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[UNKNOWN]: I think we've made it clear how we feel about the book, but I very much prefer the ending, the way the book ended when compared to the movie.
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[UNKNOWN]: Big U.S. and yeah it's yeah spoiler alert, the book ends and be usually.
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[UNKNOWN]: And there's more to it for why I think I'll explain that as we get as we get to that point, but that's how it came up was vision quests just as a wrestler and as a coach
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[UNKNOWN]: I do not like the ending scene.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: But many reasons.
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[UNKNOWN]: Got it.
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[UNKNOWN]: I digress.
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[UNKNOWN]: And yeah, we'll get back to that.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, for sure.
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[UNKNOWN]: I spoiled myself, Ali, with your fun facts.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'll not first one.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
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[UNKNOWN]: Well, I'll share it right now.
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[UNKNOWN]: Talk to some super fun facts.
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[UNKNOWN]: First one in 2009, interest in a sequel was generated after Taylor Lawtoner of Twilight expressed interest.
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[UNKNOWN]: E-news claims that there's a script that existed, which Lawtoner reportedly approved, but apparently was never created.
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[UNKNOWN]: Thank god I'd be all over that and I know you would I want to read that script now I want to know how they decided to come up with a sequel to a sequel right how is there a sequel 30 years later like what I mean that hasn't stopped anybody especially Hollywood lately from
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Well, actually, sorry.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm digressing again, but I really think with backrooms and obsession coming out, I think studios are going to realize that people want original stories and start bringing out more original stories.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm so excited for that.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you would think Hail Mary would be the lesson would be a lesson for that, but
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[UNKNOWN]: And obviously, I'm a good man.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but there are, I guess they're already reliving a sequel to Hail Mary.
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[UNKNOWN]: So there goes that.
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[UNKNOWN]: I know I saw that.
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[UNKNOWN]: I really know how do you take a book adaptation and go, you know what?
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, this is a sequel for sure.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, obviously, if the book already has a sequel, but like, yeah, that's it.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's it.
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[UNKNOWN]: It mean money.
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[UNKNOWN]: So they want to make more.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's like one of my all-time favorite comedies is hangover and to this day, I hate to speak to people for it.
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[UNKNOWN]: I know.
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[UNKNOWN]: Didn't they make free or was it just two?
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: I can't really remember the second or third one.
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[UNKNOWN]: You don't see it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Because the first one's the one that you needed.
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[UNKNOWN]: Like one is a good one.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's stupid.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: But it made money.
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[UNKNOWN]: It came out of nowhere made money and now like let's make a sequel and you know what good for the kids right five while we do the five Why did you pour?
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[UNKNOWN]: I should three exactly.
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[UNKNOWN]: I hate it when they browse.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I'm the reason that all he would keep doing this and I'm the reason that or I'm upset about it, but here I am being like Okay, well, I mean, I'm mad that they did it because three was the perfect ending, but here I was where they needed to end.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm counting down the days.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's one of Tom Hanks and Tim Allen are breathing.
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[UNKNOWN]: They'll probably make keep making more.
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[UNKNOWN]: Right.
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[UNKNOWN]: Absolutely.
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[UNKNOWN]: Absolutely.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's like the fast and furious movies as long as Vin Diesel's alive.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean Paul Walker dying didn't change anything, but as long as Vin Diesel's alive.
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[UNKNOWN]: I really thought Paul Walker going, I was going to be the end of it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Right.
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[UNKNOWN]: And they kept going.
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[UNKNOWN]: I was like, how, how seriously?
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, well, okay.
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[UNKNOWN]: I guess we can get back to the movie before we get sidetracked again or back.
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[UNKNOWN]: Okay, okay.
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[UNKNOWN]: Fun fact number two, Terry Davis, the author of the book is the mustache man wearing a Thompson High jacket similar to Loudon's sitting and cheering next to actor Harold Sylvester, who plays the English teacher, Mr. Tanner, Tanner, and Tanner.
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[UNKNOWN]: During the final match between
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[UNKNOWN]: I didn't know that.
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[UNKNOWN]: And good for him.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Good for him.
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[UNKNOWN]: Number three, the film includes an appearance by Madonna, her first in a major motion picture in a small role playing the singer at the local bar where she performed the song Crazier for you in gambler in some countries the title of the film was changed to market Madonna's emerging fame and popularity of the song Crazier for you.
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[UNKNOWN]: The film has become a cult classic, that's hilarious.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, I read like that was like five different fun facts.
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[UNKNOWN]: in this country it's called crazier than or crazier for you in this country it's crazy for you like I'm was like oh my gosh so a lot of country people I was going to say they played that song so fucking much in this movie too I was like you could have just left it at her singing in the bar you know it's right it's right up there with top gun with how many times they play dangerous on
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh my gosh, yes.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't get realized that until I rewatched it recently.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm like, they play it like six times.
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[UNKNOWN]: Like why I've never seen a movie plays on more than once.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's another movie.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's a really low budget movie that Brandon Lee did early on called Laser Mission.
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[UNKNOWN]: I have it on DVD because I found it at a truck stop for like five bucks.
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[UNKNOWN]: there's a song and they're called mercenary man because he's a mercenary and like it's literally called mercenary man and like every major action sequence they have they're playing mercenary man.
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[UNKNOWN]: So he shoots up a mercenary man.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's hilarious.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's a terrible movie but you can tell you you can tell us one of those ones or he was just starting out and trying to pad his resume a little bit to get better work but yeah it's
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[UNKNOWN]: If you ever want to have a bad movie night, and we get to do it, we can't get together and watch laser mission that we find.
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[UNKNOWN]: Bad movie nights are the best.
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[UNKNOWN]: Maybe we can do that tonight.
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[UNKNOWN]: We have our book burning ceremony for vision class.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't condom burning books by the way.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm just starting that out there, but I have and I would have no problem burning this book.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm right there with you, like I have this book sitting on my table and normally if it's a book that I'm not going to read I put them in little free libraries, but I don't even want to do that with this.
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[UNKNOWN]: I was about to say that.
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[UNKNOWN]: I was like, I thought about putting it into free library.
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[UNKNOWN]: I know when right next to the school I work about like that seems like in it's inappropriate.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm not going to do this.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's one by a church near Riley and I felt it would probably it might ignite the church on flame.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, my fire pit seems to be the best place for this book.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think so.
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[UNKNOWN]: All right, number four, at Loudon's first wrestling match at his desired weight, the high school band plays the E walk theme song from Star Wars.
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[UNKNOWN]: What's funny is I came out with it in the case, yeah, which came out the your vision quest was filmed.
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[UNKNOWN]: But then I also was like, maybe I'm just so obsessed with Star Wars that I now think that everything is Star Wars.
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[UNKNOWN]: Nope, you got it.
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[UNKNOWN]: All right, last one.
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[UNKNOWN]: Dan, a white of US UFC fame called Vision Quest, probably the most underrated movie of all time.
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[UNKNOWN]: His interview, Lex Friedman added, it's probably the best movie on one on one combat ever made.
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[UNKNOWN]: And I just found that very interesting.
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[UNKNOWN]: So I had to put that in there.
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[UNKNOWN]: The hammer is better.
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[UNKNOWN]: Okay, I feel like the story was all about cutting the weight.
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[UNKNOWN]: There was barely any one on one combat in the fight.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, I was the best one on one combat movie ever made.
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[UNKNOWN]: No, the hammer just real quick.
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[UNKNOWN]: And this is the preview for later down the road with my YouTube channel.
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[UNKNOWN]: But the hammer is actually about the a def wrestler.
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[UNKNOWN]: He's the first def wrestler tool in an NCAA title.
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[UNKNOWN]: and that's a huge part of it and what's really what I love the most about it is that it's actually it's most of it is mostly in sign.
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[UNKNOWN]: So that's awesome.
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[UNKNOWN]: Dana White.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm not saying it Dana White anyway.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Now you know why.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's a full.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's just one reason.
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[UNKNOWN]: But yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: We're ready.
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[UNKNOWN]: We are.
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[UNKNOWN]: Do it.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm bad.
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[UNKNOWN]: Let's go.
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[UNKNOWN]: Alright, book kicks off.
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[UNKNOWN]: We learn this main character is Loudon and he's prepping for a pretty big wrestling match and he meets his girl.
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[UNKNOWN]: We meet his girlfriend and her friend, Belle and one of his friends, which was cooked, right?
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[UNKNOWN]: It's cooked.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it is, it's cooked.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, it's cooked.
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[UNKNOWN]: He's worried.
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[UNKNOWN]: He's worried.
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[UNKNOWN]: His coaches worried because he's losing strength as he tries to cut his weight.
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[UNKNOWN]: That was chapter one.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's that's definitely thing.
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[UNKNOWN]: That was all about chapter one was in chapter one.
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[UNKNOWN]: I just don't want to waste my energy to get it.
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[UNKNOWN]: I know, I don't mean that.
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[UNKNOWN]: I would not.
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[UNKNOWN]: Like I said, it's on my table.
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[UNKNOWN]: But I don't want to get as you think.
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[UNKNOWN]: Biggest difference right now is Carla is not his girlfriend in the movie.
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[UNKNOWN]: And she doesn't come into play until way later in the movie.
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[UNKNOWN]: And I'm quite honestly, I like Carlos relationship with him and the movie better than the book.
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[UNKNOWN]: Actually, I do, too, because I felt like I felt like the writing for Carla in the book was a man writing what he wanted his perfect girl to be.
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[UNKNOWN]: Like not a terrible assessment.
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[UNKNOWN]: Like she didn't feel like there were times where I was like, he writes her to be this like edgy girl, but she's always cooking for him, always driving in places, always checking on him, always like dropping what she's doing to go running, make sure he's okay because she heard that he fainted or whatever, like, okay, yes, I would be worried about my boyfriend and all those scenarios, but I wouldn't be dropping everything for him at the same time.
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[UNKNOWN]: I am a human.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you have a life, too.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yes, exactly.
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[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
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[UNKNOWN]: So, and feel free.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, jump in.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, jump in.
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[UNKNOWN]: I was going to say his coach.
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[UNKNOWN]: When you mention that his coach is worried about him losing strength.
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[UNKNOWN]: That is a very real thing when it comes to cutting weight, especially when you're cutting 30 pounds like he is.
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[UNKNOWN]: Because in such a short period of time, because you,
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[UNKNOWN]: building muscle and building strength.
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[UNKNOWN]: But if you're cutting weight, you can't be lifting.
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[UNKNOWN]: You have to get on the bike to just keep your card, your cardio going, stuff like that.
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[UNKNOWN]: And you mentioned the fainting which comes up on more than one occasion in both the book and the movie.
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[UNKNOWN]: That almost happened to me when I was cutting that weight my senior year and I actually had to because my dad was being really strict because I wanted to cut the weight But let's be real.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's not like my dad was trying to live by carries the theorem and tell me no you should just cut 30 pounds.
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[UNKNOWN]: I wanted to cut the weight because I wanted to go to the state tournament and
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[UNKNOWN]: I knew I wasn't going to be able to beat the guy at 215 for varsity.
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[UNKNOWN]: I sure as hell wasn't going to wrestle heavyweight, so the only place for me on the team is to wrestle varsity and have a chance to go into state was going to be 189.
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[UNKNOWN]: But I remember having to have a conversation with dad because I don't because wrestling practice can be very rigorous if you have a really tough coach and mind was I had a great coach.
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[UNKNOWN]: I still keep in touch with him to this day.
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[UNKNOWN]: But I remember a few times where I almost passed out while I was trying to cut this weight and I had to talk to my dad So look, I'm eating next to nothing.
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[UNKNOWN]: We need to figure something out.
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[UNKNOWN]: So I'm still getting some decent nutrients and proteins But not eating too much that will negate all the all the work I've been doing.
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[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, that's that's the the gym and the concern but
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[UNKNOWN]: only when it comes to somebody cutting it in an extra amount of weight, you need to cut a couple pounds, just skip dinner.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's not really going to be a big deal.
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[UNKNOWN]: Skip dinner, get on the bike for a half hour, you'll be fine.
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[UNKNOWN]: But when you're cutting, when you're dropping like two weight classes, then we watch wrestlers very closely when I'm doing that.
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[UNKNOWN]: My coach will watch me like a hawk when I was doing it, and I watched my wrestlers like a hawk when they're cutting
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[UNKNOWN]: because we want to make sure, yeah, sure, let's cut the way it was to a smart, but we don't want you to get hurt either.
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[UNKNOWN]: That makes sense.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: All I could think of as he was like talking about, just eating spinach, I was like, I would never put myself through that, I might not.
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[UNKNOWN]: So this is what I ate when I was doing that for breakfast.
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[UNKNOWN]: I had a banana and a yogurt for lunch.
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[UNKNOWN]: I had a banana and a yogurt.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, and for dinner usually slightly asparagus with I don't know, it's just something really light.
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[UNKNOWN]: I was eating next to nothing because we're forcing my body to burn off the calories, but the spinach is smart just because you're going to you're depleting ideally.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't have a burger red meat is loaded with iron, you know, but
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[UNKNOWN]: the next best thing after that is something like spinach because it has enough iron to keep it in your blood.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but yeah, that's, but my favorite mind game that my dad ever played to this day, I'll laugh about it.
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[UNKNOWN]: My aunt won like 200 bucks on a scratch ticket one day.
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[UNKNOWN]: I was there when she did it.
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[UNKNOWN]: So she took the whole family after pizza except everyone problem.
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[UNKNOWN]: You were kind of
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[UNKNOWN]: I still got to go and this was back when pizza had a salad bar, so I got the salad and I was fine with that, but my dad having it with a twisted sense of humor that he had.
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[UNKNOWN]: He sat me at the head of the table.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, it doesn't watch everybody.
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[UNKNOWN]: And I got to watch everybody eat pizza while I ate my salad.
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[UNKNOWN]: My up in the salad bar.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I said something about that too.
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[UNKNOWN]: And once he looks at me, goes, hey, you're the one to pick the sport where you have to watch your weight.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm just going to have fun with it.
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[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, okay, we'll play that.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but with the amount of spinners that loud and's eating in this book,
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[UNKNOWN]: Um, and I think a time to set it as pretty much the only thing he was eating, right?
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: No.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's no.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's zero nutrients in their aside from the iron.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's, but that also gives you a glimpse of how stupid wrestlers were back then when it came to cutting weight.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, we were stupid when I was in high school in the early 2000s.
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[UNKNOWN]: And we were nowhere near that stupid.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Not just eating the spinach.
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[UNKNOWN]: I had a friend of mine who would take a jolly rancher and put on the inside of his lip like a like chewing to back and yeah, instead of swallowing the saliva with the jolly rancher, he would walk around with a bottle of water and empty it with the spit jolly food.
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[UNKNOWN]: He would spend jolly rancher like it was his own spinner, but it was jolly rancher guys if he was ever like cutting it really close and wait because he used to just get up and go spit in the trash can but he got yelled at for it so he came up with that he put a jolly rancher just on the inside of his lip and you can run guys yeah it's both it's hilarious and gross but
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[UNKNOWN]: You made way, sorry, next chapter we get information about wrestling earlier more.
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[UNKNOWN]: Actually, yeah, I thought it was kind of hilarious in the movie.
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[UNKNOWN]: How literally everyone in the school was so invested in loud and doing a weight drop like everyone kept coming up to him.
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[UNKNOWN]: Herger cut and wait.
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[UNKNOWN]: Herger cut and wait could luck cut and wait.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's like.
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[UNKNOWN]: Wow, I know someone on the wrestling team is that would people super invested in wrestling?
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[UNKNOWN]: In my school, well, I mean, I went to a small school, so everybody knew everybody, but no, the only people that ever asked me how my weight cutting was doing was usually my coach my teammates, but there was, but not, I didn't get stopped in the hall by just random people that I'd never saw the wrestling tournament so I was going to ask them how my weight weight cutting was going on.
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[UNKNOWN]: That never happened to me.
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[UNKNOWN]: Everyone wrote an article on you.
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[UNKNOWN]: Well, okay, for starters, I was on the school paper that year.
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[UNKNOWN]: So I mean, you're like, I'm not writing anything about me.
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[UNKNOWN]: Well, my teacher wouldn't let us write stories about anything that we were on, so like even though I really wanted to do the wrestling team and I knew we get great coverage.
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[UNKNOWN]: She would not let me write.
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[UNKNOWN]: cover the stories for the rest of the 19th.
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[UNKNOWN]: That makes sense.
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[UNKNOWN]: And like I did the promotion.
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[UNKNOWN]: I did the earbook page, but when I came to the actual school paper, a newspaper for you kids is a document that has, you know, has stories to give you updated, you know, just for your younger listeners.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't know how wide away you're demographic is.
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[UNKNOWN]: Literally, we don't have, yeah, we do, Ali.
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[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I guess we do, it depends on the episode for sure.
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[UNKNOWN]: From any, our regular downloads are from 12 to 65.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, you can see the age.
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[UNKNOWN]: Let's go.
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[UNKNOWN]: We do have a lot of people going there.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: You know how I knew on his old is when I was coaching football because Kidder talked about fantasy football one day while they're doing the stretches And one of the kids looks at me go say coach you ever do fantasy football.
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[UNKNOWN]: I was like yeah, dude.
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[UNKNOWN]: I did fantasy football on 98 the first year.
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[UNKNOWN]: It came out Yeah, it looks at me in the eye.
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[UNKNOWN]: I kid you 90s is what after you use back then.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh no
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[UNKNOWN]: So then I had to explain to them that back then we had to read the newspaper, fill out the form, put it in an envelope, stamp it, and send it off, and hope that they got your roster updates before we can talk because you had to rely on the mail.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's I had to explain how I want to know and he's that his dad was one of the other coaches.
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[UNKNOWN]: I looked around and I was like, you know, your son just said to me, and he just
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh my gosh.
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[UNKNOWN]: All right, next chapter, we get information about wrestling and rules and how things go and all the stuff.
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[UNKNOWN]: And we get information on how you get points and all the stuff.
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[UNKNOWN]: And there are some other teammates and they're just really good friends, but they rag on each other, just like a normal sport.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's just, that's how this, yeah, check that out.
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[UNKNOWN]: Pretty much happens in the movie.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's actually one thing I'd say.
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[UNKNOWN]: They got really accurate in both the movie and the book.
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[UNKNOWN]: was won the relationship because wrestling teams are a lot smaller than any other sports team.
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[UNKNOWN]: Because you've got maybe, I think the most we had at any point on the high school was like 30.
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[UNKNOWN]: Wow, yeah, and we're all in a small wrestling room.
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[UNKNOWN]: So it's a tight eat become a really tight knit group.
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[UNKNOWN]: And that was the most I think we had senior year.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't think we had that thing with team.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: But yeah, you become a tight knit group.
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[UNKNOWN]: You're wagging each other.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's only one thing at the beginning of the movie.
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[UNKNOWN]: Well, actually, they got them both wrong in both the movie and in the book.
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[UNKNOWN]: And that's the challenge match between loud and in kooch.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: So the challenge matches are very much the thing in wrestling.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's no favorites.
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[UNKNOWN]: You know, I've played on teams in like in football, where we had or running back that was better than the starter.
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[UNKNOWN]: But he was the starter.
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[UNKNOWN]: I think there's a little bit of favorism with there.
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[UNKNOWN]: But that's not the case in wrestling.
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[UNKNOWN]: The best wrestler wins because you win each other.
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[UNKNOWN]: You win in the challenge matches.
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[UNKNOWN]: Um, in the book he allowed him mentions they wrestle a nine minute match at the end of practice.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's not a thing ever.
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[UNKNOWN]: No no coach in his right mind will do that.
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[UNKNOWN]: Because you're begging for somebody to get hurt in that situation.
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[UNKNOWN]: I get the reasoning.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, because he wants us to be in the best physical condition stamina possible.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's it's dangerous.
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[UNKNOWN]: You don't do that.
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[UNKNOWN]: and a nine minute match that's exhausting anyway two minutes is exhausting for one period but then also like he mentions this weird scoring thing that his coach does that's not like I think he said in these challenge matches if you get pinned that's five points that's again it's idiotic that's just
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[UNKNOWN]: Like, and here I thought I was learning something about wrestling from no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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[UNKNOWN]: you want to be as similar as possible.
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[UNKNOWN]: The only other thing they got wrong, this is in the movie, was during the challenge match with Loudon and Cooch.
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[UNKNOWN]: You got the teammates like cheer and it'd be really loud and everything like that.
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[UNKNOWN]: No, it's something like that.
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[UNKNOWN]: No, it's something my coach and even the coach that I work with now, say they're both your teammates.
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[UNKNOWN]: So just show support to both of them, just keep them outside, let them wrestle their match and show support to both of them when it's all said and done.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so the way there, you got wrestlers taking sides against loud and in coach, which I think it was mostly anti- loud and for some reason in the movie, but I think they're mostly gone for coach, that's not a thing.
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[UNKNOWN]: Underdog, you know, we had to follow the underdog story.
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[UNKNOWN]: And then wearing the singlets in the challenge match, again, not a thing.
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[UNKNOWN]: You wear your shorts and a t-shirt, you don't wear it, especially.
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[UNKNOWN]: They have the singlet, the t-shirt stuffed into the singlet.
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[UNKNOWN]: No, that's-
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[UNKNOWN]: It's not as funny as the coach would call it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: It's not like the coach of the polo in the singlet.
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[UNKNOWN]: That, that, that, it feels me every time.
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[UNKNOWN]: I never want, I never want saw my coach in a singlet.
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[UNKNOWN]: Ever.
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[UNKNOWN]: Why?
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[UNKNOWN]: That is not.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh gosh, that's funny.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: All right.
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[UNKNOWN]: So we learned about how he met Clara.
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[UNKNOWN]: She was trained by a car from his dad.
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[UNKNOWN]: Carla.
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[UNKNOWN]: Carla.
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[UNKNOWN]: Carla.
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[UNKNOWN]: She was trained by a car or she did by a car from his dad's used car a lot that he worked at.
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[UNKNOWN]: It wasn't his dad's and he worked there.
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[UNKNOWN]: Um, and Loudon's dad comes out and punches the salesman because he was selling the car like she totally ripped her off and he ended up getting her her money back, but of course he was fired because he punched his coworker or boss or whoever he punched.
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[UNKNOWN]: And we went into why his mom left and she became like, uh, she became like a bond marshal type of gal and like shopping and all this fancy stuff.
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[UNKNOWN]: And when she was younger, uh, she, yeah, when she was younger, she had loudened and uh, she almost died.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, and so it ended up really like messing up her cycles.
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[UNKNOWN]: So like every period was super painful for her and like she wasn't like
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[UNKNOWN]: She's trying to figure out why and it turns it like she would go to a natural path doctor and like he'd be like Don't get a hysterectomy that would be bad.
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[UNKNOWN]: So she suffered for 14 years and eventually the doctor died and she got a new doctor and the new doctor's like I can't believe you haven't gotten a hysterectomy yet And she did and she felt so much better and so she got a job at Bon Marcee
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[UNKNOWN]: and like she's starting to do better in her life and she's feeling like herself and feeling good and eventually she realized that, hey, I'm not where I want to be in life and that's when she left loud and his dad.
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[UNKNOWN]: And then, yes, this is the ADHD that Bree's talking about.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and the same chapter it's talking about.
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[UNKNOWN]: Now, Loudon's down to 147, or he wants to get there.
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[UNKNOWN]: He's down there.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's his goal, right?
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[UNKNOWN]: That's his goal, right?
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[UNKNOWN]: That's his goal is 147.
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[UNKNOWN]: Okay, so that's where he wants to get.
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[UNKNOWN]: And so, and then he has a memory of his family at the Grand Cooley Dam getting a new, like, oh, is the Grand Cooley Dam getting a new motor?
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
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[UNKNOWN]: So something's happening at the Grand Cooley Dam.
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[UNKNOWN]: And they have a picnic.
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[UNKNOWN]: And it's that an aunt and uncle like in grandpa got there and they've all been drinking and they're at this cabin on this river They bring it back and it's like really good memories and you got to know grandpa more and That's really the only thing that he knows about his dad and that was a whole chapter all that all that information Well, I guess I said I'm gonna let you guys just dissect that Okay
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[UNKNOWN]: this book just really felt like he kept word vomiting like that's what it felt like.
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[UNKNOWN]: But then other chapters were like a sentence like you could have added so much more to that chapter.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
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[UNKNOWN]: It was so interesting.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's one way to put it, Ally.
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[UNKNOWN]: That is on the description.
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[UNKNOWN]: All right, I'll be back then.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so.
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[UNKNOWN]: The whole carless scene with the car.
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[UNKNOWN]: I think I so I like that is the pretty much kept at the same.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, between the book.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think it says a lot about his dad and a kind of guy who was, but it correct me from wrong in the book.
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[UNKNOWN]: She doesn't get her money back those.
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[UNKNOWN]: She's to stuck with the car and he's out of job because he punched the.
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[UNKNOWN]: the shady sales price.
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[UNKNOWN]: I thought she got her money back.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, because I thought he I thought he agreed to fix it for her because of it because it's a lemon because I think I think at the end of the movie, she packs up at least.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
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[UNKNOWN]: You're right.
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[UNKNOWN]: You're right.
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[UNKNOWN]: You're right.
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[UNKNOWN]: So she for dream.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: So I mean, that's honestly probably more realistic in, you know, because the name of cast art car salesman that will let you return the car.
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[UNKNOWN]: big offense because I have a naturopath and I go to a chiropractor in all this and like I obviously don't just rely on those doctors and I see a western doctor too but this dude Terry Davis does not like naturopaths or chiropractor is there any of that he would mention it and then go on and be like and I don't trust him and I don't like them and blah blah blah blah and then he would go
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[UNKNOWN]: And this happened like five or six times in the book where I was like, dude, give a bunch of chance.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he definitely, he definitely hammered home with that too, and it's not the natural path thing.
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[UNKNOWN]: I think he's just trying to, like, it's.
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[UNKNOWN]: natural paths are great because they they have a purpose, but you can't solely rely on them.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, you know, you do occasionally have to seek out an MD.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's a reason why they're they're like, do you watch the pit?
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[UNKNOWN]: No, I do.
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[UNKNOWN]: I so I have a hard time with funding because I love horror.
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[UNKNOWN]: My reason I'm okay with that kind of gore, but when it's gore as in like, I am cutting a person open to do surgery.
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[UNKNOWN]: I can barely handle a graze anatomy gore.
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[UNKNOWN]: So I'll just tell you this then.
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[UNKNOWN]: In season two, there's a scene where they have a pregnant woman on the table.
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[UNKNOWN]: And she keeps saying, she doesn't want this, she doesn't want that, she doesn't want this, you know, because she wants it to be a wild birth.
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[UNKNOWN]: Right.
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[UNKNOWN]: And she gets a wild birth.
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[UNKNOWN]: And she says, like, women were having, we're having children for centuries without any of the, any of this stuff.
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[UNKNOWN]: And one of the surgeons doesn't even miss the beat.
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[UNKNOWN]: He was, yeah, and there was a 30% mortality rate.
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[UNKNOWN]: You know, there's only some natural medicine can do.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's a reason why we, we've got
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[UNKNOWN]: what we have today and so yeah it's yeah every Davis in this scene he just seemed like like the whole sequence there about the natural path you know just yeah yeah I think you're right I think he just doesn't like it and I can see him just with a tin hat on his head
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, for sure.
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[UNKNOWN]: You know, that's how it felt.
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[UNKNOWN]: I was like, dude, like, just ridiculous.
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[UNKNOWN]: It just, and the whole thing with his mom to it just, it's just seemed kind of out there.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: The whole thing, because I don't know.
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[UNKNOWN]: The whole relationship with Latterton and his mom, I think it would have just worked better.
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[UNKNOWN]: She just wasn't in the picture for like a whatever reason.
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[UNKNOWN]: Kind of like yeah like in the movie they just I think she's mentioned very briefly when they meet Carla yeah yeah and I don't think Ali put this in these notes, but it really also felt like because Carla and the mom knew each other and met but it was very shortly after Carla moved in with them when mom left so then loud and also almost wrote it or Terry wrote it almost like
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[UNKNOWN]: He thought, oh, mom left because she didn't like this other woman being in the house and was threatened by that, too.
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[UNKNOWN]: I was like, your mom is not threatened by a kid.
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[UNKNOWN]: Like, no, I didn't.
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[UNKNOWN]: Now, and if she was, she'd go go and close on her, I think, but.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but no, yeah, it was just, I mean, there's a lot of weird chapters.
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[UNKNOWN]: There's one in particular.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm sure Ali and I are going to be getting into.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: I told her to.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, exactly.
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[UNKNOWN]: I got told to skip it.
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[UNKNOWN]: And so I did.
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[UNKNOWN]: And Ali did not want me to.
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[UNKNOWN]: She was like, I had to read it.
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[UNKNOWN]: You should.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I didn't realize that Ali had read it yet.
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[UNKNOWN]: And so I was trying to be preemptive to save you guys from it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Um, just didn't work.
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[UNKNOWN]: Didn't quite the timing to get my work out there.
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[UNKNOWN]: So no, no, when when we get there, I'm going to make sure I'm going to be paulizing a lot to alley at the church.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Um, I will say to that there, there was a difference in the movie versus book with the Carla relationship where she moved in because like in the book data immediately was like, yes, you can live with us.
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[UNKNOWN]: Whereas I felt like the movie was a bit more realistic where he was kind of like, she's a stranger.
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[UNKNOWN]: We don't know her.
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[UNKNOWN]: I don't know if this is a good idea.
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[UNKNOWN]: And then it was like, okay, yeah, I guess you're right.
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[UNKNOWN]: She does have nowhere else to go.
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[UNKNOWN]: We could do it.
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[UNKNOWN]: Whereas the book, if again, it's Terry writing his perfect fantasy where I just met this hot girl and she has nowhere to live.
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[UNKNOWN]: So hey, let's let her move in with us and dad's like, yep,
56:33.092 --> 56:44.299
[UNKNOWN]: So that story, though, like the way he was done in the movie, loudened's dad in many ways remind me of my dad just with in the movie with the way he did certain things, especially with the way he helped Carla.
56:45.119 --> 56:53.544
[UNKNOWN]: Because I actually witnessed that where there was my dad, my dad drove a cab for 20 years, how he made it with his husband.
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[UNKNOWN]: He made good money with the two is how he was able to take care of us.
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[UNKNOWN]: People asked me all the time, you know,
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[UNKNOWN]: about my dad and Marine Corps, I don't remember the Marine.
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[UNKNOWN]: I remember the catch ever.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's why I remember.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: He had a friend of his, whose name was also Tom.
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[UNKNOWN]: All three of ours were named Tom.
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[UNKNOWN]: That's crazy.
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[UNKNOWN]: And Tom, his friend Tom had a son, also named Tom.
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[UNKNOWN]: Who had his own son, and he named him Tom, Tommy.
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[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, we had a lot of fun whenever we were hanging out together.
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[UNKNOWN]: But Dad's friend, like his son, met the scroll online and they've been talking for a while.
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[UNKNOWN]: She made the move from Texas to Colorado.
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[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
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[UNKNOWN]: She's going to get a chance at a new life and in between her getting on the bus with nothing but a suitcase to her name and coming to Colorado, a young Tom got back with his girlfriend or his wife or whatever.
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[UNKNOWN]: And so now you have this girl who's in our early 20s, just started in Colorado, thank you.
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[UNKNOWN]: She's going to get a new life.
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[UNKNOWN]: And my dad was talking to Tommy and he said, well, what about her?
57:53.739 --> 57:55.359
[UNKNOWN]: And he goes, he doesn't care about her.
57:57.303 --> 58:07.472
[UNKNOWN]: Met up with her and he said, look, I can give you place to stay, you know, I'm not going to ask anything of you, you know, just excuse you, just get you on your feet, you know, that we have a roof over your head and everything like that.
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[UNKNOWN]: So, so yeah, no, you know, the whole thing with Carla did kind of remind me of that with the way she got cheated out of with with the car.
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[UNKNOWN]: And then yeah, his dad's saying, you know, we can give her place to say he was a little more apprehensive about it, understandably.
58:22.669 --> 58:27.634
[UNKNOWN]: But you know, if you knew my dad and you met this girl, you'd understand why dad wasn't worried about her at all.
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[UNKNOWN]: She was just, yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: So I hope she's doing well.
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[UNKNOWN]: Allie, you'll get all that on the replay.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
58:33.581 --> 58:36.504
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, I will listen to this one.
58:36.684 --> 58:38.206
[UNKNOWN]: I miss listening to our episode.
58:38.366 --> 58:40.308
[UNKNOWN]: I, you know what, next season I'm saying screw it.
58:40.328 --> 58:41.910
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to go back to listening to all our episodes again.
58:42.470 --> 58:44.010
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, really you shouldn't talk about that.
58:44.070 --> 58:47.131
[UNKNOWN]: I'm really behind because I'm really behind because my new position at work.
58:47.151 --> 58:53.252
[UNKNOWN]: I've spent a lot of time actually wearing this headset so I don't really I can't really listen to podcast while I work like I did my last position.
58:53.872 --> 58:59.674
[UNKNOWN]: So I haven't been able to listen to you guys, but like I would legitimately be laughing out loud listening to you.
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[UNKNOWN]: Excuse me.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm wearing hilarious.
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[UNKNOWN]: Hey, your professional, as you say it all the time.
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[UNKNOWN]: No, like the season with me going back to work too and like balancing work and reading it all that sort of I haven't been able to go back and listen to our episodes as they come out because I'm like, I need to finish this book.
59:22.990 --> 59:27.454
[UNKNOWN]: And so, but I think we have a game plan so that I'll be able to do this.
59:27.635 --> 59:28.876
[UNKNOWN]: So, yeah, we'll see.
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[UNKNOWN]: We'll see.
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[UNKNOWN]: But anyways, okay, I don't know.
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[UNKNOWN]: I think we pretty much I feel like we did Yeah, I think we're good Ali go ahead.
59:39.182 --> 59:40.543
[UNKNOWN]: So Claire.
59:40.603 --> 59:44.145
[UNKNOWN]: So he got no Claire wasn't Okay, Carla.
59:44.825 --> 59:46.726
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I typed it all in wrong.
59:46.967 --> 59:47.707
[UNKNOWN]: It's gonna be cool it.
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[UNKNOWN]: I'm gonna be saying that the entire Yeah, I was that did you have Dr. who on the brain?
59:55.235 --> 59:57.636
[UNKNOWN]: She doesn't even watch them down.
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[UNKNOWN]: Claire.
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[UNKNOWN]: Why are you saying Claire?
01:00:02.137 --> 01:00:06.959
[UNKNOWN]: I wanted my girls from church as they was Claire, so maybe that's why I said it.
01:00:07.379 --> 01:00:07.980
[UNKNOWN]: But I don't know.
01:00:08.180 --> 01:00:11.001
[UNKNOWN]: Or I was reading it, and I wasn't listening to it.
01:00:11.141 --> 01:00:13.722
[UNKNOWN]: So I like to know why I should be better.
01:00:14.002 --> 01:00:16.082
[UNKNOWN]: I think it's the universe telling you to watch Doctor Who.
01:00:16.603 --> 01:00:18.483
[UNKNOWN]: I think I watched some of it.
01:00:21.027 --> 01:00:23.048
[UNKNOWN]: But all right a lot out there.
01:00:23.608 --> 01:00:24.468
[UNKNOWN]: I know there's a lot.
01:00:24.528 --> 01:00:25.988
[UNKNOWN]: That's why it's do overwhelming.
01:00:26.148 --> 01:00:26.648
[UNKNOWN]: I can't do it.
01:00:26.728 --> 01:00:30.089
[UNKNOWN]: No, just start with the 2005 series where the rest was modern fans started.
01:00:30.109 --> 01:00:31.109
[UNKNOWN]: That's just perfect.
01:00:31.129 --> 01:00:33.770
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, that's what 20 years ago.
01:00:33.790 --> 01:00:37.191
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, how many have come out since then?
01:00:37.311 --> 01:00:37.691
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, good.
01:00:38.451 --> 01:00:39.151
[UNKNOWN]: But it's so good.
01:00:39.191 --> 01:00:40.092
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm watched.
01:00:40.192 --> 01:00:40.472
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
01:00:40.532 --> 01:00:43.332
[UNKNOWN]: Is that when what's his name Chris?
01:00:43.893 --> 01:00:44.673
[UNKNOWN]: Who's the doctor?
01:00:44.693 --> 01:00:45.153
[UNKNOWN]: That time.
01:00:45.962 --> 01:00:46.682
[UNKNOWN]: Chris Ferguson.
01:00:46.742 --> 01:00:48.103
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, that's who I started with.
01:00:48.123 --> 01:00:49.323
[UNKNOWN]: So I did watch all his season.
01:00:49.423 --> 01:00:54.285
[UNKNOWN]: And then I oh yeah, because I watched, I was very part of it, but watched all day of the tenet season.
01:00:54.545 --> 01:00:55.165
[UNKNOWN]: You were.
01:00:55.825 --> 01:00:56.765
[UNKNOWN]: You're halfway there now.
01:00:56.925 --> 01:00:57.806
[UNKNOWN]: Like, come on, keep going.
01:00:57.946 --> 01:00:58.446
[UNKNOWN]: Now you got Matt.
01:00:58.466 --> 01:00:59.586
[UNKNOWN]: Do you like a game of thrones?
01:00:59.726 --> 01:01:00.286
[UNKNOWN]: How's it going?
01:01:00.467 --> 01:01:02.627
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, I've watched it.
01:01:03.227 --> 01:01:04.388
[UNKNOWN]: Not how's it the dragon?
01:01:04.768 --> 01:01:06.208
[UNKNOWN]: No, I haven't watched that one.
01:01:06.768 --> 01:01:09.109
[UNKNOWN]: Matt Smith and Matt's my doctor.
01:01:09.129 --> 01:01:11.630
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm David Tennant for me.
01:01:12.283 --> 01:01:17.425
[UNKNOWN]: I still, I think I told Brie about this, so now we're going to go on a doctor who tangent like you guys do sometimes.
01:01:20.446 --> 01:01:24.367
[UNKNOWN]: I wish I could have my picture, the chance to retake that my picture would date a tenant.
01:01:24.387 --> 01:01:25.027
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:01:25.187 --> 01:01:27.268
[UNKNOWN]: I got so star struck when I saw him.
01:01:27.308 --> 01:01:34.530
[UNKNOWN]: This is my first ever convention I've ever gone to, it was 2018 and I was really excited to get a picture with him.
01:01:35.362 --> 01:01:37.744
[UNKNOWN]: And I even brought my Sonic screwdriver.
01:01:37.864 --> 01:01:45.711
[UNKNOWN]: My 10th Dr. Sonic screwdriver with me and I'm getting closer and I see how he's interacting with fans in the short time that you get for these photos, right?
01:01:46.211 --> 01:01:51.756
[UNKNOWN]: Now he's energetic, he's just the sweetest guy out there like there's one group because you're going to have a group of four.
01:01:52.016 --> 01:01:54.778
[UNKNOWN]: It's usually when they're maxed up, they brought five Sonic screwdriver.
01:01:54.838 --> 01:01:58.901
[UNKNOWN]: And so everybody had one and he immediately took it and he just immediately pointed at the camera.
01:01:58.921 --> 01:02:00.603
[UNKNOWN]: He took the charge and this is great picture.
01:02:01.460 --> 01:02:22.733
[UNKNOWN]: I got so star-struck scene that that I was literally just like I just want a good picture I just want a good picture and I put this on extra driver in my bag and I said it to where you can put your stuff and I just walked in and I walked up to him and I will say this was a very touching moment I walked up to him and like with both hands shook his hands here my favorite doctor
01:02:25.242 --> 01:02:29.344
[UNKNOWN]: And he had this giant grin comes off of us on his face and he's always very nice.
01:02:29.404 --> 01:02:43.412
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you So we we get the picture and it's a nice picture, but it looks kind of awkward too You know, it's just like because we're just kind of both standing like yeah, you know And I what I if I wish I could take I could take it back so I can actually remember to bring this on through Trevor and
01:02:44.063 --> 01:02:45.505
[UNKNOWN]: You know, it's hilarious.
01:02:45.525 --> 01:02:46.987
[UNKNOWN]: Me, he'll be back.
01:02:47.367 --> 01:02:48.949
[UNKNOWN]: My photo, no, he's not.
01:02:49.169 --> 01:02:53.634
[UNKNOWN]: I got my favorite doctor of picture is with Tenet Ironically.
01:02:54.696 --> 01:03:03.006
[UNKNOWN]: He's my number two, but my first con experience was with Matt and I also hate my picture with him.
01:03:03.466 --> 01:03:08.308
[UNKNOWN]: because me and one of my best friends, we both went in to take the picture together.
01:03:08.448 --> 01:03:16.551
[UNKNOWN]: Her doctor's Chris, so she was like excited for me to get my picture with Matt, and obviously wanted to meet him too, so she was like, yeah, we'll both go in there.
01:03:17.371 --> 01:03:23.934
[UNKNOWN]: And I wore a shirt that said, blink if you want me, and I wore it very on purpose.
01:03:24.214 --> 01:03:31.697
[UNKNOWN]: And when it was our turn, he turned, looked to us, said, hi, red my shirt and did the most like obvious blink.
01:03:31.997 --> 01:03:33.298
[UNKNOWN]: I've ever seen anyone do.
01:03:33.979 --> 01:03:34.459
[UNKNOWN]: I was dead.
01:03:35.059 --> 01:03:35.680
[UNKNOWN]: I was dead.
01:03:36.320 --> 01:03:39.222
[UNKNOWN]: I couldn't think, couldn't talk, couldn't anything.
01:03:40.083 --> 01:03:46.968
[UNKNOWN]: So then we go to line up for our photo and like, oh, because I also had my screwdriver for him.
01:03:47.548 --> 01:03:50.670
[UNKNOWN]: And so I gave that to him and so he does the thing.
01:03:50.831 --> 01:03:53.693
[UNKNOWN]: But I realized that I'm standing on the wrong side of him.
01:03:53.853 --> 01:03:57.755
[UNKNOWN]: So I just look like the awkward third wheel to a date.
01:03:58.736 --> 01:03:59.337
[UNKNOWN]: And I just
01:04:01.518 --> 01:04:07.061
[UNKNOWN]: And so then we like, we leave and we go and get our picture that's printed and it's blurry.
01:04:07.261 --> 01:04:08.822
[UNKNOWN]: So they're like, oh, you're going to have to go again.
01:04:08.842 --> 01:04:12.184
[UNKNOWN]: And I was like, I had to fucking go experience this.
01:04:15.005 --> 01:04:16.146
[UNKNOWN]: I just died.
01:04:16.286 --> 01:04:17.086
[UNKNOWN]: I can't.
01:04:17.787 --> 01:04:21.549
[UNKNOWN]: So we get to like, in front of everyone to go get our picture done again.
01:04:21.569 --> 01:04:27.972
[UNKNOWN]: And I was like, on our walk back, I said, Sierra, I cannot look at how awkward I'm standing.
01:04:28.012 --> 01:04:28.573
[UNKNOWN]: I'm standing
01:04:31.474 --> 01:04:33.475
[UNKNOWN]: I look like I don't know what the fuck I'm doing.
01:04:33.595 --> 01:04:39.799
[UNKNOWN]: I need to like, you and I should switch sides because that's the side that he's going to go to put an arm around.
01:04:39.859 --> 01:04:42.101
[UNKNOWN]: And I don't know how to stand on the opposite side.
01:04:42.181 --> 01:04:44.782
[UNKNOWN]: And she's like, yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:04:44.942 --> 01:04:47.003
[UNKNOWN]: What do we do when we go in?
01:04:47.124 --> 01:04:48.424
[UNKNOWN]: I go straight to where I was.
01:04:49.245 --> 01:04:51.106
[UNKNOWN]: I go to the wrong side.
01:04:51.526 --> 01:04:54.188
[UNKNOWN]: I stand super far away again.
01:04:55.580 --> 01:05:00.292
[UNKNOWN]: You had two chances, and I still screwed it up.
01:05:03.035 --> 01:05:03.756
[UNKNOWN]: That's funny.
01:05:04.116 --> 01:05:04.876
[UNKNOWN]: That's impressive.
01:05:04.996 --> 01:05:06.537
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
01:05:06.577 --> 01:05:07.938
[UNKNOWN]: That's a good picture, though.
01:05:08.659 --> 01:05:09.640
[UNKNOWN]: He sent it to his family.
01:05:10.020 --> 01:05:16.064
[UNKNOWN]: Mine with David, I asked David, I was like, hey, can we look like I'm your companion running with you?
01:05:16.144 --> 01:05:16.965
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, please.
01:05:17.085 --> 01:05:18.626
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I kind of wish I'd done that though.
01:05:18.646 --> 01:05:23.209
[UNKNOWN]: I would have loved to have done like a companion or something like that, you know, I don't know.
01:05:23.269 --> 01:05:26.131
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's a nice picture, but it's just one of those things.
01:05:26.151 --> 01:05:28.312
[UNKNOWN]: The whole reason I brought the screwdriver to that con.
01:05:28.452 --> 01:05:29.113
[UNKNOWN]: Was great.
01:05:29.153 --> 01:05:29.373
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:05:29.673 --> 01:05:34.197
[UNKNOWN]: And I got sure after we're done with this, I'll send you my mat picture.
01:05:34.297 --> 01:05:47.109
[UNKNOWN]: It's hanging on my wall because it's mat, but anytime I look at it, especially now that it's like next to my photo with David, I'm like, you could have had such a good, you could, like, it means here I thought about it.
01:05:47.129 --> 01:05:49.691
[UNKNOWN]: We could have came up with a really cool pose for all three of us.
01:05:50.031 --> 01:05:52.974
[UNKNOWN]: But instead, I was just like holy shit, I'm meeting mat.
01:05:54.747 --> 01:05:57.068
[UNKNOWN]: It's on my wall, but it does not bring me joy.
01:05:57.909 --> 01:06:02.531
[UNKNOWN]: It's just for grins and giggles, I'm going to send you one more than that way and then we'll get back on track.
01:06:04.052 --> 01:06:05.293
[UNKNOWN]: So I'm a huge star Trek fan.
01:06:05.393 --> 01:06:05.673
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:06:05.933 --> 01:06:10.456
[UNKNOWN]: And my favorite next generation character is Commander Recker, played by Jonathan Freix.
01:06:10.916 --> 01:06:13.537
[UNKNOWN]: He's also happened to be my wife's favorite, but for other reasons.
01:06:13.657 --> 01:06:15.818
[UNKNOWN]: And you'll see how she's staring at him in his picture.
01:06:15.838 --> 01:06:17.940
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, look at her.
01:06:18.400 --> 01:06:21.582
[UNKNOWN]: That's awesome.
01:06:21.802 --> 01:06:21.962
[UNKNOWN]: Easy.
01:06:25.652 --> 01:06:26.753
[UNKNOWN]: Don't go through listening.
01:06:27.453 --> 01:06:32.937
[UNKNOWN]: We got a table photo with him and she is like literally just star-eyed looking at him.
01:06:33.037 --> 01:06:45.767
[UNKNOWN]: He and I are both looking at the camera and she's just just like completely Google over him and the whole time we're at his table, she was telling him what a stud he was and yeah it was it was hysterical and
01:06:48.257 --> 01:06:58.464
[UNKNOWN]: And it was funny too because she even tells him how he was the first man that she that convinced her that beer It could be attractive because when she and I met when she and I met I was in the army.
01:06:59.444 --> 01:07:00.005
[UNKNOWN]: I was clean.
01:07:00.025 --> 01:07:09.911
[UNKNOWN]: She even I didn't have a beard And it wasn't until she started watching star track like start namely next generation with to I think I don't know.
01:07:09.931 --> 01:07:12.292
[UNKNOWN]: I think it was part of it was because there's something I was interested in.
01:07:12.312 --> 01:07:13.333
[UNKNOWN]: She wanted to know a little bit about it.
01:07:13.353 --> 01:07:14.674
[UNKNOWN]: She ended up enjoying it, but she
01:07:16.830 --> 01:07:23.792
[UNKNOWN]: Jonathan Franks in that beard because he even pointed at me when she told him that like he points at me in my beard and I was like hey man, I was in the army.
01:07:26.033 --> 01:07:28.214
[UNKNOWN]: I could see him at me with a clean face.
01:07:29.654 --> 01:07:30.995
[UNKNOWN]: I have this because of you.
01:07:34.296 --> 01:07:36.657
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I trim it because of him because this is kind of how he
01:07:44.342 --> 01:07:46.863
[UNKNOWN]: I think this is going to keep us sane is our occasional cyborgs.
01:07:47.063 --> 01:07:47.343
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
01:07:47.403 --> 01:07:48.003
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sure.
01:07:48.123 --> 01:07:48.603
[UNKNOWN]: I think so.
01:07:49.803 --> 01:07:50.103
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
01:07:50.803 --> 01:07:55.905
[UNKNOWN]: So Carla was invited to stay with them.
01:07:56.625 --> 01:07:59.185
[UNKNOWN]: And she was very comfortable in his house.
01:07:59.525 --> 01:08:01.306
[UNKNOWN]: She wouldn't wait.
01:08:01.666 --> 01:08:02.586
[UNKNOWN]: Am I thinking of the right?
01:08:02.686 --> 01:08:03.486
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, I am okay.
01:08:03.546 --> 01:08:04.266
[UNKNOWN]: I'm good.
01:08:04.286 --> 01:08:08.627
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, she's like walking around naked to go to the bathroom, like in front of him, like she's
01:08:11.488 --> 01:08:16.750
[UNKNOWN]: And why he had been saying this whole way free to pay it.
01:08:18.150 --> 01:08:23.092
[UNKNOWN]: His father just wrote his fantasy home in my guys.
01:08:23.352 --> 01:08:28.033
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, he right where it's more than this or his fantasy as Sally and I will tell you later.
01:08:31.386 --> 01:08:34.611
[UNKNOWN]: I think I did a very quick sentence for that chapter.
01:08:39.439 --> 01:08:42.745
[UNKNOWN]: I think I would just write WTF for that chapter but we'll get there.
01:08:42.765 --> 01:08:43.206
[UNKNOWN]: We'll get there.
01:08:44.992 --> 01:09:09.179
[UNKNOWN]: So Lauda noticed the stretch marks and he has done research on that so he wondered if she had been pregnant before and he found out there had been another guy before him and he was a very handsome guy and eventually he asked for about it which is a yes but the baby died and he goes to hang with a coach and they talk and coach shares that he's playing he's playing
01:09:13.240 --> 01:09:16.064
[UNKNOWN]: I don't remember Carla having a baby in the movie.
01:09:16.224 --> 01:09:17.385
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think that was a plot point.
01:09:17.425 --> 01:09:18.086
[UNKNOWN]: It never came up.
01:09:18.146 --> 01:09:20.489
[UNKNOWN]: No, that what they completely cut that out.
01:09:20.529 --> 01:09:21.090
[UNKNOWN]: Thank God.
01:09:21.671 --> 01:09:22.251
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:09:22.512 --> 01:09:23.132
[UNKNOWN]: I agree.
01:09:23.533 --> 01:09:24.434
[UNKNOWN]: It was not.
01:09:24.534 --> 01:09:27.918
[UNKNOWN]: It was a very pointless plot point in the book.
01:09:28.439 --> 01:09:29.360
[UNKNOWN]: It felt like yes.
01:09:29.901 --> 01:09:30.682
[UNKNOWN]: There was a lot of one.
01:09:30.702 --> 01:09:31.403
[UNKNOWN]: Let's go to that book.
01:09:32.819 --> 01:09:41.963
[UNKNOWN]: Actually, you're not wrong, it's almost like this English teacher had read a bunch of books and was like, oh, what did I like from this book?
01:09:42.124 --> 01:09:43.324
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, what did I like from this one?
01:09:43.444 --> 01:09:44.405
[UNKNOWN]: What about this one?
01:09:44.825 --> 01:09:46.546
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, this is a good story point.
01:09:46.586 --> 01:09:48.606
[UNKNOWN]: This will get the girls interested in it.
01:09:48.987 --> 01:09:50.067
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, she had a baby.
01:09:50.087 --> 01:09:53.709
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe I'll make them want to read it.
01:10:01.683 --> 01:10:28.272
[UNKNOWN]: out of five, but not you want to know what's real what's gold though is reading the one star reviews that those are oh I believe that I mean the five star reviews are just as conical but I bet I can't even how would they even what makes them think oh this is five stars
01:10:30.428 --> 01:10:31.908
[UNKNOWN]: They have never read another book before.
01:10:31.928 --> 01:10:33.249
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sure.
01:10:33.609 --> 01:10:35.369
[UNKNOWN]: It's all, it's all his family.
01:10:35.389 --> 01:10:41.491
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my god.
01:10:41.511 --> 01:10:42.211
[UNKNOWN]: No, no chance.
01:10:42.271 --> 01:10:42.491
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:10:43.171 --> 01:10:45.492
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
01:10:45.512 --> 01:10:45.612
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
01:10:45.672 --> 01:10:46.372
[UNKNOWN]: Let me see where I was.
01:10:46.432 --> 01:10:46.692
[UNKNOWN]: Sorry.
01:10:46.792 --> 01:10:49.113
[UNKNOWN]: I was going to correct all my clairs to Carlos.
01:10:49.133 --> 01:10:49.893
[UNKNOWN]: So I won't mess that up.
01:10:50.633 --> 01:10:52.454
[UNKNOWN]: So they're going to go on this camping trip.
01:10:53.353 --> 01:10:55.454
[UNKNOWN]: And Carl was really excited.
01:10:55.754 --> 01:11:03.515
[UNKNOWN]: So before they leave loud and scares this paper boy and he thinks it's hilarious and like I'm pretty sure this kid peed like you got that scared.
01:11:03.956 --> 01:11:06.876
[UNKNOWN]: I don't remember if the kid laughed or not, but I was like that's kind of weird.
01:11:07.456 --> 01:11:13.878
[UNKNOWN]: And on the way out they like are chatting and flirting and they hang out with Lola who's that they know.
01:11:14.799 --> 01:11:36.997
[UNKNOWN]: And on the way out, Carla or they hit a deer and Carla tries to pet it but then it ends up kicking her and loud and shoots it to put it out of its misery and they go to the hospital to get her all fixed up and then they go hang out with his grandpa for a bit and then back to hang out with his aunt, he was aunt as little as I see, I don't remember.
01:11:37.017 --> 01:11:37.718
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
01:11:38.459 --> 01:11:39.079
[UNKNOWN]: And then, uh,
01:11:41.139 --> 01:12:07.564
[UNKNOWN]: They decide to like take another night out camping because they're enjoying camping so much on the end up having sex for the first time and I think somewhere in here I didn't write it, but they do end up turning in the deer so that they don't get in trouble for like Yeah, I was gonna say didn't feel like Turned in and it turned into a barbecue or something like that For the barbecue, but I remember them turning into the like the camp of the little but who knows?
01:12:07.584 --> 01:12:10.465
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I could have been the barbecue I mean, seems like waste
01:12:11.310 --> 01:12:21.236
[UNKNOWN]: This was the chapter where I went, I just realized because Ali so graciously leaves all the nasty parts out, but they have sex.
01:12:21.336 --> 01:12:22.336
[UNKNOWN]: That's all I'm saying.
01:12:23.137 --> 01:12:30.421
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, but at this point in the book, I realized I was like every single chapter before this.
01:12:31.181 --> 01:12:43.829
[UNKNOWN]: he is said, how much of a heart on he gets for Carla or how just thinking about working out he gets a heart on and I'm like, how many times do you have to tell me, you give a heart song?
01:12:44.489 --> 01:12:46.090
[UNKNOWN]: Bree texted me that a lot.
01:12:46.110 --> 01:12:49.392
[UNKNOWN]: The man I'm so glad I got to know how much he's this is happening.
01:12:50.613 --> 01:12:51.754
[UNKNOWN]: She texted me that a lot.
01:12:53.220 --> 01:13:04.207
[UNKNOWN]: And it wasn't there a scene, I think this was around the time where like the visit is Grandpa's Grandpa's got a cat Carla picks up a cat and he goes Cat's got fleas and she says I don't mind said no one ever
01:13:04.910 --> 01:13:05.570
[UNKNOWN]: I know, right?
01:13:05.711 --> 01:13:06.431
[UNKNOWN]: I've heard.
01:13:06.471 --> 01:13:06.671
[UNKNOWN]: No.
01:13:06.691 --> 01:13:06.951
[UNKNOWN]: That's...
01:13:07.211 --> 01:13:09.353
[UNKNOWN]: I'm worried.
01:13:09.533 --> 01:13:09.873
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:13:09.913 --> 01:13:10.894
[UNKNOWN]: What the fuck?
01:13:14.936 --> 01:13:16.677
[UNKNOWN]: I have four cats and two dogs.
01:13:16.717 --> 01:13:21.080
[UNKNOWN]: Dear God, God help us if we end up, if that little demon.
01:13:21.100 --> 01:13:23.021
[UNKNOWN]: That would be... Or be...
01:13:23.521 --> 01:13:24.662
[UNKNOWN]: I was sleeping outside.
01:13:25.122 --> 01:13:27.403
[UNKNOWN]: Uh-huh.
01:13:27.744 --> 01:13:28.084
[UNKNOWN]: No.
01:13:28.104 --> 01:13:29.485
[UNKNOWN]: I... Yeah.
01:13:30.358 --> 01:13:33.020
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's like, again, fantasy woman.
01:13:33.160 --> 01:13:36.603
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, my gosh, growing up, my god got fleas and it was just no way.
01:13:36.703 --> 01:13:37.864
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not awful.
01:13:38.044 --> 01:13:44.749
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, so, so Terry Davis wants us to believe that she picked up this flea ridden cat with that care in the world and then they slept together.
01:13:45.590 --> 01:13:45.850
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:13:46.511 --> 01:13:49.253
[UNKNOWN]: So they just had their fleas in the car.
01:13:51.351 --> 01:13:55.213
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and now we can have a car, it's just.
01:13:56.274 --> 01:14:03.658
[UNKNOWN]: And then like after they have it's actually like wakes up and goes and feeds the kitten because they now have to bottle feed the kitten every few.
01:14:05.278 --> 01:14:11.181
[UNKNOWN]: To each their own, I suppose.
01:14:11.302 --> 01:14:11.882
[UNKNOWN]: Gosh.
01:14:13.883 --> 01:14:15.264
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you Terry Davis for this.
01:14:15.924 --> 01:14:23.029
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, in my life just wait now Do we know we can't notice wrestling at this point?
01:14:23.069 --> 01:14:25.430
[UNKNOWN]: Do you know where's Waita because I don't even remember anymore?
01:14:26.971 --> 01:14:38.578
[UNKNOWN]: I did not know it So I'm not sure Probably didn't come up because we would know if the wrestling that mentioned No, there was so many times throughout this book where I was reading it where I was like
01:14:39.388 --> 01:14:44.389
[UNKNOWN]: does he even remember what he's writing about like there were points.
01:14:44.449 --> 01:14:50.711
[UNKNOWN]: I was like isn't this a wrestling book because it's like goes pay chapters and chapters and chapters where doesn't even mention wrestling.
01:14:50.811 --> 01:14:52.171
[UNKNOWN]: I was like wait I'm so confused.
01:14:53.672 --> 01:14:57.112
[UNKNOWN]: By the way, I'm actually reading a wrestling book where it's actually about wrestling.
01:14:57.813 --> 01:14:58.053
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:14:58.133 --> 01:14:58.413
[UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah.
01:14:58.453 --> 01:14:59.653
[UNKNOWN]: And it's the breath pressure.
01:14:59.773 --> 01:15:02.354
[UNKNOWN]: Like I fell behind on him because it was during wrestling season.
01:15:02.374 --> 01:15:03.414
[UNKNOWN]: So I'm trying to get back into
01:15:04.262 --> 01:15:09.243
[UNKNOWN]: But yeah, it's really nice how in my chapter two, it's describing this kid just annihilating this other kid in a match.
01:15:09.263 --> 01:15:10.304
[UNKNOWN]: Just like, thank you.
01:15:10.324 --> 01:15:11.224
[UNKNOWN]: There he goes.
01:15:11.264 --> 01:15:13.605
[UNKNOWN]: Well, one is, what's the one we read?
01:15:13.625 --> 01:15:14.625
[UNKNOWN]: The Fox something, right?
01:15:14.905 --> 01:15:16.445
[UNKNOWN]: Talk after Fox catcher.
01:15:16.685 --> 01:15:19.806
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's a mess of the situation that hold that whole thing.
01:15:19.906 --> 01:15:20.707
[UNKNOWN]: That's just, yeah.
01:15:21.127 --> 01:15:25.348
[UNKNOWN]: But I felt like I learned so much more about wrestling from that than this.
01:15:25.968 --> 01:15:29.009
[UNKNOWN]: Because he talked a lot about his matches.
01:15:29.769 --> 01:15:33.711
[UNKNOWN]: that happened before all the messed up shit that happened.
01:15:34.292 --> 01:15:41.155
[UNKNOWN]: He was also an Olympic wrestler, not a English teacher, so that would make sense as well.
01:15:41.396 --> 01:15:44.337
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:15:44.377 --> 01:15:49.020
[UNKNOWN]: I think Terry Davis was also a wrestling coach too, which is the most frustrating thing about this book.
01:15:49.480 --> 01:15:56.024
[UNKNOWN]: He's wrestling coaching his English teacher and he writes one of the absolute worst books ever about wrestling with the worst
01:15:56.760 --> 01:15:58.181
[UNKNOWN]: grammar and sense structure.
01:15:58.241 --> 01:15:59.502
[UNKNOWN]: I've ever read in my damn life.
01:15:59.943 --> 01:16:00.683
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, my God.
01:16:00.703 --> 01:16:14.374
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I also just put it to get like obviously we've been sitting here making jokes that he's an English teacher, but like when writing this book did he ever stop and go, hmm, my students might pick this book up and read it.
01:16:14.514 --> 01:16:18.897
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe I should stop writing about hard on sex.
01:16:19.718 --> 01:16:23.961
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, look, I will say this as a former hormonal male.
01:16:24.602 --> 01:16:24.782
[UNKNOWN]: Um,
01:16:26.234 --> 01:16:30.244
[UNKNOWN]: The topic does come up once in a while, but no, this degree.
01:16:30.305 --> 01:16:34.215
[UNKNOWN]: I never heard it and you described anything like this in this book.
01:16:34.355 --> 01:16:34.576
[UNKNOWN]: Like,
01:16:37.432 --> 01:17:00.785
[UNKNOWN]: They were certain there were certain things you could talk about when it came to the opposite sex and what we can do with the opposite sex But then there are also certain details that's just better left on said and a lot of this I feel like his Terry Davis Venting all of that out because he like he's holding it in for however long he needed to and then this is his way of just getting it all out This is what I really wanted to say in high school
01:17:02.927 --> 01:17:04.188
[UNKNOWN]: You're very well-prepared.
01:17:05.448 --> 01:17:05.869
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
01:17:06.509 --> 01:17:12.292
[UNKNOWN]: Well, now we're with Loudon and he faints, because he's losing weight too fast, his coach has pissed off.
01:17:13.233 --> 01:17:18.075
[UNKNOWN]: And we find out that Carla and Austin aren't together anymore.
01:17:18.175 --> 01:17:19.336
[UNKNOWN]: Wait, so they slept together?
01:17:19.356 --> 01:17:21.537
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, this is when they were together.
01:17:21.557 --> 01:17:22.898
[UNKNOWN]: This is like a flashback.
01:17:23.138 --> 01:17:24.459
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's a flashback.
01:17:24.799 --> 01:17:28.461
[UNKNOWN]: And this is like when they first were getting together, that's right.
01:17:34.915 --> 01:17:35.376
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
01:17:35.896 --> 01:17:38.159
[UNKNOWN]: But I feel like the loud and fainted fainted.
01:17:38.279 --> 01:17:39.040
[UNKNOWN]: He's cutting his weight.
01:17:39.060 --> 01:17:39.820
[UNKNOWN]: It's coach's piss.
01:17:39.941 --> 01:17:40.721
[UNKNOWN]: That was one part.
01:17:40.922 --> 01:17:42.143
[UNKNOWN]: And then we go to the flashback.
01:17:42.263 --> 01:17:42.583
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:17:42.724 --> 01:17:43.164
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
01:17:43.284 --> 01:17:44.185
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:17:44.506 --> 01:17:45.827
[UNKNOWN]: Again, 88 do you bring?
01:17:46.228 --> 01:17:46.508
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
01:17:46.748 --> 01:17:48.010
[UNKNOWN]: And so we're at the flashback.
01:17:48.230 --> 01:17:52.034
[UNKNOWN]: And he found out the Carlin Austin aren't together anymore.
01:17:52.054 --> 01:17:54.056
[UNKNOWN]: I think Austin was baby daddy, right?
01:17:54.096 --> 01:17:54.517
[UNKNOWN]: I think so.
01:17:54.897 --> 01:17:55.557
[UNKNOWN]: I think so.
01:17:55.897 --> 01:17:56.398
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
01:17:56.478 --> 01:18:07.522
[UNKNOWN]: Um, because Austin's girl came back and she like pitched a fit and loud and offered to hook his friend up.
01:18:07.582 --> 01:18:09.123
[UNKNOWN]: I think it was a shoot, not shoot.
01:18:09.663 --> 01:18:12.524
[UNKNOWN]: Uh, Kooch with which Bell, who is.
01:18:13.492 --> 01:18:16.514
[UNKNOWN]: Carla's friend, so he's trying to play matchmaker right now.
01:18:16.594 --> 01:18:17.735
[UNKNOWN]: He's not very good at it.
01:18:17.915 --> 01:18:19.276
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, he's not.
01:18:19.957 --> 01:18:28.103
[UNKNOWN]: He was just trying to make Carla happy so that, you know, he get laid, it was about cut.
01:18:28.343 --> 01:18:28.643
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:18:28.663 --> 01:18:30.945
[UNKNOWN]: So now that he knew that was it in the movie?
01:18:31.605 --> 01:18:32.666
[UNKNOWN]: No, thank God.
01:18:33.006 --> 01:18:41.913
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, there's a lot of this, this honestly, I think I legitimately think that when Dara was reading this book before he wrote the screenplay, he said, OK.
01:18:42.772 --> 01:18:45.414
[UNKNOWN]: The premise isn't bad, but I think I can make this better.
01:18:45.874 --> 01:18:48.456
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, yeah, all this stuff.
01:18:49.056 --> 01:18:50.677
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's like that's not needed.
01:18:50.697 --> 01:18:52.298
[UNKNOWN]: Like you can probably use it.
01:18:52.619 --> 01:18:56.621
[UNKNOWN]: So I thought it was weird that Carla went on a date with the teacher in the movie.
01:18:56.641 --> 01:19:00.124
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, okay, how old are you?
01:19:00.304 --> 01:19:03.486
[UNKNOWN]: See, I didn't think of it as much as her going on a date.
01:19:03.646 --> 01:19:08.469
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, when you're in a small town, like that means it's spoken, but it's, I'm sure
01:19:11.841 --> 01:19:15.644
[UNKNOWN]: You know, everybody, I think I always got the feeling having grown up in a small town.
01:19:15.704 --> 01:19:18.707
[UNKNOWN]: Everybody's going to know everybody and so maybe she should just be friend of it.
01:19:18.767 --> 01:19:21.709
[UNKNOWN]: And just they just want to dinner like some friends will do.
01:19:21.729 --> 01:19:29.236
[UNKNOWN]: But loud in, of course, being the hormonal teenager that he was kind of sad as that as them.
01:19:29.336 --> 01:19:29.596
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
01:19:29.696 --> 01:19:30.137
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:19:30.357 --> 01:19:34.120
[UNKNOWN]: And Carla also at one point in the movie calls loud in her step brother.
01:19:34.320 --> 01:19:34.560
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
01:19:34.981 --> 01:19:35.181
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
01:19:35.261 --> 01:19:37.363
[UNKNOWN]: And it's like, wait, what do you mean by that?
01:19:39.241 --> 01:19:52.287
[UNKNOWN]: You know what related I think it reminds me of that bad news bear scene when he's like I know times a lot like kiss new sister, but I think by the way, we've been going like kissing a really hot step sister.
01:19:52.767 --> 01:19:53.187
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:19:53.228 --> 01:19:53.608
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:19:53.688 --> 01:19:54.288
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:19:54.668 --> 01:19:55.408
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:19:55.549 --> 01:19:56.289
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:19:57.369 --> 01:19:57.790
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:19:57.810 --> 01:19:58.250
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:19:58.310 --> 01:19:59.490
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:19:59.510 --> 01:20:00.051
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:20:00.171 --> 01:20:01.011
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:20:01.051 --> 01:20:01.411
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:20:01.431 --> 01:20:02.512
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:20:03.172 --> 01:20:03.592
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:20:03.612 --> 01:20:04.453
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
01:20:08.122 --> 01:20:09.043
[UNKNOWN]: Take your change away, Ali.
01:20:09.083 --> 01:20:09.603
[UNKNOWN]: I got enough.
01:20:09.623 --> 01:20:09.963
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
01:20:10.203 --> 01:20:10.584
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
01:20:10.704 --> 01:20:20.570
[UNKNOWN]: So they're wrestling practice and Carla comes and chats with Adam and we find out that he doesn't wash his clothes all season.
01:20:21.791 --> 01:20:27.115
[UNKNOWN]: And when he was in the shower, one of the boys that the whole team kind of hazed.
01:20:28.326 --> 01:20:30.448
[UNKNOWN]: They ended up taking his false teeth.
01:20:31.129 --> 01:20:32.910
[UNKNOWN]: Wait, no, they took Loudon's false teeth.
01:20:33.251 --> 01:20:38.756
[UNKNOWN]: So, yeah, the team haze this kid and his payback, he came and took Loudon's false teeth.
01:20:40.377 --> 01:20:41.738
[UNKNOWN]: He's fucking disgusting.
01:20:42.139 --> 01:20:43.180
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, first, I,
01:20:45.511 --> 01:20:52.834
[UNKNOWN]: There are some really, really funky things that can get spread around and wrestling and it comes down and it comes from hygiene.
01:20:53.394 --> 01:20:54.834
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, die, leave it out.
01:20:55.094 --> 01:20:55.775
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, hygiene.
01:20:56.295 --> 01:20:57.195
[UNKNOWN]: You got ringworm.
01:20:57.215 --> 01:20:58.255
[UNKNOWN]: You got F and Tygo.
01:20:58.315 --> 01:21:00.656
[UNKNOWN]: You've got there's stuff that I still haven't even heard of.
01:21:00.676 --> 01:21:02.477
[UNKNOWN]: You get ringworm from wrestling.
01:21:03.457 --> 01:21:04.858
[UNKNOWN]: If you're not keeping yourself clean, yeah.
01:21:05.478 --> 01:21:06.318
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, bro.
01:21:06.358 --> 01:21:08.059
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, absolutely.
01:21:08.259 --> 01:21:11.040
[UNKNOWN]: And that actually hold on.
01:21:12.451 --> 01:21:37.085
[UNKNOWN]: hold on hold on this metal this metal right here this is from my junior year it's a fourth place metal I was supposed to be wrestling JB that day but our varsity wrestler had gotten ringworm now to his credit he did everything he was supposed to do he like he always showered he always he did everything he was supposed to do and but he still got it he immediately went stock treatment he was actually clear to wrestle but he forgot to bring a current note
01:21:39.228 --> 01:21:40.790
[UNKNOWN]: saying that he'd been cleared to wrestle.
01:21:41.270 --> 01:21:58.787
[UNKNOWN]: So I kind of I felt bad for him, but at the same time I meant I got a wrestle varsity and I ended up placing you know there you go, but but no, yeah, so this was because he had yeah, he had room warm and he and he didn't do anything wrong like he didn't do
01:21:59.832 --> 01:22:09.937
[UNKNOWN]: what you weren't supposed to be doing, but the weird thing about ringworm is especially in a wrestling room, it can jump to anybody, it doesn't matter how clean you're being, how not, but the best way to get ringworm is to do what Lowen's doing.
01:22:10.277 --> 01:22:11.217
[UNKNOWN]: That's the best way to get it.
01:22:11.737 --> 01:22:12.438
[UNKNOWN]: I'm proud of this.
01:22:14.099 --> 01:22:19.761
[UNKNOWN]: So, so now to know Lowden probably had so many diseases on him.
01:22:20.662 --> 01:22:23.643
[UNKNOWN]: So he had diseases, he could had a ringworm.
01:22:23.683 --> 01:22:26.324
[UNKNOWN]: He had flees, yes, I'm glad.
01:22:29.075 --> 01:22:30.516
[UNKNOWN]: And Carla took one look at him.
01:22:30.556 --> 01:22:31.537
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's my man.
01:22:32.077 --> 01:22:33.398
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I love this guy.
01:22:34.458 --> 01:22:35.919
[UNKNOWN]: I'll be mine for this.
01:22:36.419 --> 01:22:39.521
[UNKNOWN]: The disease I've ever watched is Claire.
01:22:39.701 --> 01:22:45.084
[UNKNOWN]: I think there's a part in the book where he just barely gets out of his sweaty clothes and she jumps him.
01:22:45.645 --> 01:22:45.985
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
01:22:46.875 --> 01:22:48.116
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I can't even show it yet.
01:22:48.136 --> 01:22:55.862
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I can't see, and he has no teeth, like, like, it's every teenage girl's dream.
01:22:55.882 --> 01:22:58.344
[UNKNOWN]: Like, I right, I'm so literally.
01:22:58.484 --> 01:22:59.865
[UNKNOWN]: Every day this is dream.
01:23:00.106 --> 01:23:00.626
[UNKNOWN]: That's true.
01:23:00.646 --> 01:23:03.248
[UNKNOWN]: I'm gonna say, it's very day this is fantasy.
01:23:05.790 --> 01:23:08.332
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, gosh, sorry, gross.
01:23:08.492 --> 01:23:13.736
[UNKNOWN]: Well, god, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, okay.
01:23:13.837 --> 01:23:13.997
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
01:23:15.467 --> 01:23:19.008
[UNKNOWN]: loud and goes out to the car where Carla has a surprise.
01:23:19.648 --> 01:23:21.769
[UNKNOWN]: She got the cat, right?
01:23:21.789 --> 01:23:24.090
[UNKNOWN]: It's the same cat or a different cat.
01:23:24.110 --> 01:23:26.610
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know what the way he jumps all over the place.
01:23:26.811 --> 01:23:29.971
[UNKNOWN]: I was going to say, hey, he got a cat.
01:23:30.192 --> 01:23:30.852
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, maybe it was it.
01:23:31.192 --> 01:23:35.393
[UNKNOWN]: I think a cat because the other cat was grandpa's cat, right?
01:23:35.893 --> 01:23:36.013
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:23:36.033 --> 01:23:37.754
[UNKNOWN]: And then she went and she got a new cat.
01:23:37.974 --> 01:23:38.154
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
01:23:38.674 --> 01:23:41.415
[UNKNOWN]: And it turns out litter kittens in
01:23:42.398 --> 01:23:42.978
[UNKNOWN]: a car.
01:23:43.038 --> 01:23:49.880
[UNKNOWN]: There was a car with litter kittens in it that the dad's is dad sold, but this was the only one that was alive left.
01:23:49.980 --> 01:23:50.940
[UNKNOWN]: So she adopted it.
01:23:51.580 --> 01:23:53.441
[UNKNOWN]: And lot of them feeling really dizzy again.
01:23:53.561 --> 01:23:57.722
[UNKNOWN]: And he isn't sure if you can make it a week and a half until his match because he's about to pass it.
01:23:59.042 --> 01:24:04.043
[UNKNOWN]: The other thing that we haven't mentioned that I was like what the fuck is this girl on.
01:24:13.640 --> 01:24:17.164
[UNKNOWN]: imaginary animals or whatever.
01:24:17.444 --> 01:24:19.106
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you don't remember.
01:24:19.166 --> 01:24:20.407
[UNKNOWN]: It was like, no, I don't remember.
01:24:20.447 --> 01:24:23.310
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, fuzzy was the kids or whatever.
01:24:23.570 --> 01:24:25.672
[UNKNOWN]: And before the real cat not made up animals.
01:24:27.654 --> 01:24:30.057
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, yeah, I don't remember.
01:24:30.077 --> 01:24:33.200
[UNKNOWN]: Carla had this weird weird thing where she came with the ages.
01:24:34.462 --> 01:24:35.462
[UNKNOWN]: He just made up things.
01:24:35.863 --> 01:24:36.063
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:24:36.083 --> 01:24:40.385
[UNKNOWN]: And I didn't literally said, it's pretty weird, but I just go with it.
01:24:41.405 --> 01:24:43.966
[UNKNOWN]: That's like what if he doesn't see if he doesn't see it.
01:24:44.707 --> 01:24:46.167
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, if he doesn't, he's not getting laid.
01:24:46.247 --> 01:24:47.708
[UNKNOWN]: So, I'm pretty sure, I'm pretty sure we're.
01:24:47.988 --> 01:24:49.129
[UNKNOWN]: I'm pretty sure we're.
01:24:52.050 --> 01:24:54.771
[UNKNOWN]: That should, this is just so gross.
01:24:54.871 --> 01:25:00.354
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's loud and should have had all this with the way he doesn't take care of himself like just, mm-hmm.
01:25:00.774 --> 01:25:01.194
[UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm.
01:25:01.214 --> 01:25:01.454
[UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm.
01:25:03.657 --> 01:25:04.418
[UNKNOWN]: It's so net.
01:25:05.258 --> 01:25:14.644
[UNKNOWN]: I got so grossed out when he talked about how crusty his outfit was that he was wrestling in practice.
01:25:14.664 --> 01:25:16.925
[UNKNOWN]: Because I was like, that's disgusting as fuck.
01:25:17.565 --> 01:25:18.546
[UNKNOWN]: He's writing his fantasy.
01:25:18.586 --> 01:25:26.491
[UNKNOWN]: Like this, this reads like a fan fiction of somebody just coming up with, so it's what it is, a really bad fan fiction.
01:25:27.491 --> 01:25:28.832
[UNKNOWN]: Really bad fan fiction.
01:25:28.892 --> 01:25:29.833
[UNKNOWN]: It's like if someone
01:25:30.964 --> 01:25:40.730
[UNKNOWN]: sat down to write a wrestling fan fiction about cutting weight where they were then like, oh, maybe it needs to be a story with some like meet to it.
01:25:41.031 --> 01:25:44.533
[UNKNOWN]: So I should probably figure out this character is like backstory.
01:25:45.973 --> 01:25:54.542
[UNKNOWN]: And then this is what we get, just kidding, who edited this book, but that's, I could actually have a great question.
01:25:54.962 --> 01:25:58.566
[UNKNOWN]: I, I tried checking like in in the book and I was like, who the hell edited this?
01:25:58.706 --> 01:26:00.047
[UNKNOWN]: Like, yeah, I can't find anything.
01:26:00.107 --> 01:26:02.109
[UNKNOWN]: I, I'm, I'm kind of convincing.
01:26:02.149 --> 01:26:03.230
[UNKNOWN]: It's probably it's very.
01:26:03.791 --> 01:26:05.433
[UNKNOWN]: He probably said he probably self published it.
01:26:05.453 --> 01:26:06.193
[UNKNOWN]: It's like, yep, perfect.
01:26:06.994 --> 01:26:07.595
[UNKNOWN]: stuff published.
01:26:07.855 --> 01:26:09.316
[UNKNOWN]: I wouldn't be surprised.
01:26:09.556 --> 01:26:10.517
[UNKNOWN]: He's like, I wrote it.
01:26:10.697 --> 01:26:11.378
[UNKNOWN]: I ended it.
01:26:11.658 --> 01:26:12.319
[UNKNOWN]: It's beautiful.
01:26:12.359 --> 01:26:13.259
[UNKNOWN]: It's fantastic.
01:26:13.379 --> 01:26:16.902
[UNKNOWN]: It should win a newberry prize or whatever the book awards are.
01:26:17.383 --> 01:26:17.843
[UNKNOWN]: You know what?
01:26:17.903 --> 01:26:18.644
[UNKNOWN]: It got him a movie.
01:26:18.864 --> 01:26:19.444
[UNKNOWN]: It did.
01:26:20.025 --> 01:26:21.666
[UNKNOWN]: He's got a movie.
01:26:23.788 --> 01:26:24.909
[UNKNOWN]: Somehow.
01:26:26.490 --> 01:26:27.551
[UNKNOWN]: He's getting royalties now.
01:26:27.671 --> 01:26:28.092
[UNKNOWN]: Like that's.
01:26:29.993 --> 01:26:31.094
[UNKNOWN]: That's the most disturbing part.
01:26:31.274 --> 01:26:32.175
[UNKNOWN]: You write to a trash book.
01:26:32.255 --> 01:26:34.177
[UNKNOWN]: It's a hit, you know, kind of like your formulaic
01:26:36.582 --> 01:26:37.162
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, for sure.
01:26:37.182 --> 01:26:38.923
[UNKNOWN]: You know, nothing stands out about it.
01:26:38.943 --> 01:26:42.245
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I would pick it over a couple other movies from that era.
01:26:43.366 --> 01:26:48.148
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, for specific certain reasons, but I mean, it's not a terrible movie.
01:26:48.268 --> 01:26:49.949
[UNKNOWN]: It's, but it's certainly not all that great.
01:26:50.450 --> 01:26:50.750
[UNKNOWN]: It's.
01:26:50.770 --> 01:26:56.693
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I just, the fact that it was basically just a Madonna sound.
01:26:56.713 --> 01:27:01.295
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, that's probably the only movie you use.
01:27:01.816 --> 01:27:04.857
[UNKNOWN]: It's probably the only way they're going to convince get people to watch it.
01:27:04.937 --> 01:27:05.498
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, Madonna.
01:27:06.713 --> 01:27:07.194
[UNKNOWN]: That's just great.
01:27:07.214 --> 01:27:08.415
[UNKNOWN]: We got the new Madonna song.
01:27:08.595 --> 01:27:09.496
[UNKNOWN]: Actress, little.
01:27:10.197 --> 01:27:11.218
[UNKNOWN]: We got to go see it.
01:27:11.638 --> 01:27:15.041
[UNKNOWN]: One of my notes is literally, because Madonna would play in a bar.
01:27:16.903 --> 01:27:17.204
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
01:27:18.004 --> 01:27:21.468
[UNKNOWN]: And she was a new incoming artist supposedly, right?
01:27:23.827 --> 01:27:30.592
[UNKNOWN]: Obviously, even though the book is all about him cutting weight, obviously, it was very important for Terry to write about it, right?
01:27:31.233 --> 01:27:31.573
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
01:27:32.414 --> 01:27:39.239
[UNKNOWN]: So exactly, who don't mention his weight 15 chapters, but yes, that's the whole point.
01:27:39.759 --> 01:27:40.480
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, for the record.
01:27:40.520 --> 01:27:42.481
[UNKNOWN]: I'm just going to throw this out there since we're on that.
01:27:43.782 --> 01:27:49.186
[UNKNOWN]: I'm currently writing my first book, which is loosely based on our football
01:27:50.852 --> 01:28:04.037
[UNKNOWN]: But as we got closer to today to record, I decided I know I'm going to write a follow-up to the book when this is done because this book, the main character, is told from the first perspective, who's literally based on me.
01:28:04.057 --> 01:28:11.200
[UNKNOWN]: I said, you know what, I can write a second book about my wrestling season when I cut 30 pounds at a month and actually make it good.
01:28:11.220 --> 01:28:14.322
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe you'll get a movie and deserve it.
01:28:14.382 --> 01:28:15.322
[UNKNOWN]: That'd be cool.
01:28:16.282 --> 01:28:16.643
[UNKNOWN]: I'd be cool.
01:28:18.706 --> 01:28:23.148
[UNKNOWN]: Find a way to get it to Taylor Wattner because he wanted to do the sequel of this.
01:28:23.609 --> 01:28:26.690
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, Taylor Wattner's at that age now where he'd probably have to be the coach.
01:28:27.231 --> 01:28:29.032
[UNKNOWN]: He was unfortunately.
01:28:29.052 --> 01:28:34.194
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're getting a little fluffy too, but unfortunately.
01:28:34.214 --> 01:28:35.695
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, she gave.
01:28:35.955 --> 01:28:38.096
[UNKNOWN]: She gave him a little Pudgey now.
01:28:38.417 --> 01:28:41.378
[UNKNOWN]: He's got a little belly, but yeah, it's not bad.
01:28:41.458 --> 01:28:43.339
[UNKNOWN]: It's just not high school.
01:28:50.074 --> 01:28:53.416
[UNKNOWN]: I don't see anything wrong with it, but maybe not.
01:28:53.976 --> 01:28:54.857
[UNKNOWN]: He's got a dad bought it.
01:28:54.877 --> 01:28:55.197
[UNKNOWN]: It's okay.
01:28:55.337 --> 01:28:56.318
[UNKNOWN]: He has a dad.
01:28:56.598 --> 01:28:57.778
[UNKNOWN]: Well, he got it.
01:28:57.958 --> 01:28:59.719
[UNKNOWN]: Did you know Ali and then he's got a baby on the way?
01:29:00.340 --> 01:29:00.860
[UNKNOWN]: I do.
01:29:00.980 --> 01:29:01.941
[UNKNOWN]: I think it's so cute.
01:29:02.541 --> 01:29:02.721
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:29:02.881 --> 01:29:07.023
[UNKNOWN]: Everybody's like, they need to name it Taylor too because they'll be all they're both Taylor.
01:29:07.324 --> 01:29:07.584
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:29:08.444 --> 01:29:09.985
[UNKNOWN]: I would be way too fucking confused.
01:29:10.005 --> 01:29:11.986
[UNKNOWN]: That would be super confusing.
01:29:13.007 --> 01:29:13.227
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
01:29:14.347 --> 01:29:14.688
[UNKNOWN]: So.
01:29:15.909 --> 01:29:21.616
[UNKNOWN]: All right, loudens at work, and he like delivers room service to this hotel.
01:29:22.117 --> 01:29:23.679
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I'm working for this.
01:29:25.120 --> 01:29:30.207
[UNKNOWN]: My film is the opening scene of the movie and I'm like, oh, okay.
01:29:32.463 --> 01:29:48.822
[UNKNOWN]: So it was not naked because in the book, he is naked, this tennis is naked and it's like making it up for he's making inappropriate comments and meaning that like
01:29:49.863 --> 01:29:57.666
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I didn't know you were in school, but that didn't stop him being super inappropriate and like touching himself and all this or stuff.
01:29:58.427 --> 01:30:08.591
[UNKNOWN]: And a lot of him's like Merry Christmas and like drop off his food and then goes down and he talks to Elmo who's the chef and Sally who works there and then he's like, I'm off the next few weeks.
01:30:08.651 --> 01:30:11.552
[UNKNOWN]: Merry Christmas, because I got a match to.
01:30:12.172 --> 01:30:13.073
[UNKNOWN]: way in that.
01:30:13.414 --> 01:30:17.580
[UNKNOWN]: To the movie's credit, it was a brief scene and it was mildly comical.
01:30:17.780 --> 01:30:18.861
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, that's true.
01:30:18.921 --> 01:30:25.811
[UNKNOWN]: It wasn't outright, it's like sexual, like this is like straight up, what we got in the book, that is straight up sexual assault.
01:30:25.951 --> 01:30:28.815
[UNKNOWN]: It's not even, not even harassment, that is straight up assault.
01:30:29.432 --> 01:30:36.375
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, because it didn't heal at least at didn't heal at one point have loud and kind of up to get pinned up against the wall and cut this hands over loud and cross.
01:30:36.395 --> 01:30:37.515
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think so.
01:30:38.256 --> 01:30:40.837
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I read that and I was like, what the fuck?
01:30:40.917 --> 01:30:44.959
[UNKNOWN]: Like this is one of those block points where I was like, what is the purpose of this?
01:30:44.999 --> 01:30:46.319
[UNKNOWN]: There is no purpose.
01:30:46.339 --> 01:30:53.022
[UNKNOWN]: This is a chapter 17 that you managed to get out of reading.
01:30:53.262 --> 01:30:55.543
[UNKNOWN]: I should have kept my mouth shut, then we could all rant about this.
01:30:56.268 --> 01:30:57.730
[UNKNOWN]: No, I'm glad I didn't go ahead.
01:30:57.971 --> 01:30:58.612
[UNKNOWN]: Did you read it?
01:30:58.792 --> 01:30:59.994
[UNKNOWN]: Check for something you did.
01:31:00.335 --> 01:31:00.895
[UNKNOWN]: Did I read it?
01:31:00.935 --> 01:31:01.556
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I read it.
01:31:01.576 --> 01:31:05.162
[UNKNOWN]: I was a lot ahead of breed and skip it, because I was trying to save you both.
01:31:05.703 --> 01:31:07.225
[UNKNOWN]: And I didn't realize that you put it already, right?
01:31:07.245 --> 01:31:07.386
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:31:07.806 --> 01:31:08.087
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
01:31:09.008 --> 01:31:09.569
[UNKNOWN]: You did read it?
01:31:10.471 --> 01:31:10.551
[UNKNOWN]: Oh.
01:31:11.444 --> 01:31:12.685
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I tried, I tried getting it.
01:31:12.705 --> 01:31:13.726
[UNKNOWN]: It's like, it's only two pages.
01:31:13.766 --> 01:31:15.266
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, two pages.
01:31:16.027 --> 01:31:18.328
[UNKNOWN]: I almost ran ahead when I heard that.
01:31:18.408 --> 01:31:21.050
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, what could be so bad that we have to skip.
01:31:21.390 --> 01:31:22.251
[UNKNOWN]: But I didn't read ahead.
01:31:22.271 --> 01:31:22.891
[UNKNOWN]: But then I read it.
01:31:22.911 --> 01:31:23.471
[UNKNOWN]: And I was like, I'm excited.
01:31:23.771 --> 01:31:24.312
[UNKNOWN]: That makes sense.
01:31:24.352 --> 01:31:25.873
[UNKNOWN]: Why we were told to skip this chapter.
01:31:26.273 --> 01:31:30.315
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, wait, so you could have skipped it.
01:31:30.435 --> 01:31:32.256
[UNKNOWN]: I actually did read it before then.
01:31:32.276 --> 01:31:32.997
[UNKNOWN]: You read it anyway.
01:31:33.557 --> 01:31:33.837
[UNKNOWN]: I did.
01:31:33.937 --> 01:31:34.117
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
01:31:34.617 --> 01:31:35.478
[UNKNOWN]: I almost read it.
01:31:35.538 --> 01:31:36.438
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I almost read it.
01:31:36.458 --> 01:31:37.078
[UNKNOWN]: I had to read it.
01:31:37.218 --> 01:31:38.299
[UNKNOWN]: I'm a curious person.
01:31:38.319 --> 01:31:39.479
[UNKNOWN]: You tell me not to do something.
01:31:39.499 --> 01:31:42.700
[UNKNOWN]: I'm gonna do it like, but I was like, I can wait till I get there.
01:31:43.640 --> 01:31:46.121
[UNKNOWN]: I, what I was counting on chapter 17.
01:31:46.161 --> 01:31:47.222
[UNKNOWN]: I was told at 17.
01:31:47.282 --> 01:31:48.122
[UNKNOWN]: Let's see what it does.
01:31:48.802 --> 01:31:50.523
[UNKNOWN]: We have gotten to you to late.
01:31:50.943 --> 01:31:57.385
[UNKNOWN]: So when I got to chapter 17, I almost was like, okay, maybe I'll read it just so that I can read the whole book.
01:31:57.945 --> 01:32:01.486
[UNKNOWN]: I read the first sentence and said, fuck that.
01:32:01.706 --> 01:32:03.027
[UNKNOWN]: I already don't like this.
01:32:03.047 --> 01:32:04.727
[UNKNOWN]: And I went to the next chapter.
01:32:04.847 --> 01:32:07.988
[UNKNOWN]: Well, now I feel bad for not going into as much detail.
01:32:08.048 --> 01:32:09.969
[UNKNOWN]: So you don't get to enjoy it with us.
01:32:15.192 --> 01:32:17.753
[UNKNOWN]: when like when it gives that point in the discussion.
01:32:18.093 --> 01:32:19.153
[UNKNOWN]: It's just two pages breathe.
01:32:19.193 --> 01:32:20.173
[UNKNOWN]: It's just two pages.
01:32:20.253 --> 01:32:21.834
[UNKNOWN]: It's just two pages.
01:32:22.214 --> 01:32:23.634
[UNKNOWN]: And you're the best part of it.
01:32:23.735 --> 01:32:26.655
[UNKNOWN]: Oh shoot, Loki's making a racket over here.
01:32:31.597 --> 01:32:39.079
[UNKNOWN]: Another thing I've always I've always wondering when I when I was reading this because of how often he talks about his and Carlos sex life.
01:32:39.788 --> 01:32:41.809
[UNKNOWN]: How does he have any energy to do anything?
01:32:42.069 --> 01:32:45.031
[UNKNOWN]: I knew he would be like, I was so tired and I got home.
01:32:45.531 --> 01:32:46.752
[UNKNOWN]: But then we had sex.
01:32:46.912 --> 01:32:49.573
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, wait, but I'm tired.
01:32:49.834 --> 01:32:50.834
[UNKNOWN]: I passed out, do you?
01:32:50.894 --> 01:32:51.294
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
01:32:51.635 --> 01:32:53.115
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you're all in your everything.
01:32:53.135 --> 01:32:53.276
[UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm.
01:32:53.296 --> 01:32:53.436
[UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm.
01:32:53.896 --> 01:32:55.897
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, based on that, he describes her.
01:32:55.917 --> 01:32:56.517
[UNKNOWN]: She's probably fine with that.
01:32:56.537 --> 01:32:56.617
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
01:32:56.637 --> 01:32:56.978
[UNKNOWN]: He loves it.
01:32:56.998 --> 01:32:57.638
[UNKNOWN]: That's your favorite thing.
01:32:57.658 --> 01:32:58.058
[UNKNOWN]: You just lay there.
01:32:58.318 --> 01:33:06.763
[UNKNOWN]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
01:33:10.885 --> 01:33:28.793
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my gosh, all right, so he went out for a run and he ran into the kid that stole his teeth and the kid returned them, but they're frozen in ice, so he has to like go hang out with Carla and like wait for them to melt and then they have sex because that's what you do when you pass time.
01:33:30.053 --> 01:33:31.816
[UNKNOWN]: You know, you don't want I'll say this good for the kid for freezing like that.
01:33:31.836 --> 01:33:44.895
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
01:33:45.015 --> 01:33:45.555
[UNKNOWN]: Yep, all right.
01:33:45.635 --> 01:34:07.992
[UNKNOWN]: So it's Christmas and a woman named Cindy comes over and it turns out she's loud and stads go front and when loud and first matter, he was kind of being sarcastic to her and kind of a jerk and but she spat it right back at him and he's like, okay, like cool same same and his nose ended up bleeding a whole bunch, which later at her.
01:34:09.013 --> 01:34:19.424
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I would bring a whole bunch and then later at Christmas time, she brought her toddler over to open gifts because that's the age difference right there at high school or versus she has a toddler and then.
01:34:28.873 --> 01:34:29.733
[UNKNOWN]: jammer with this kid.
01:34:31.034 --> 01:34:34.496
[UNKNOWN]: And in the end, him and Carla likes Cindy.
01:34:34.636 --> 01:34:36.197
[UNKNOWN]: So he's team Cindy.
01:34:36.237 --> 01:34:36.637
[UNKNOWN]: Good job.
01:34:36.657 --> 01:34:39.078
[UNKNOWN]: Dad, his girlfriend is not a thing in the movie.
01:34:39.118 --> 01:34:42.920
[UNKNOWN]: No, Dad, just a single dad, just trying to just him a lot.
01:34:43.965 --> 01:34:45.906
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, I'm trying to live through life.
01:34:46.206 --> 01:34:47.847
[UNKNOWN]: Get kind of a weird shot plot there.
01:34:47.887 --> 01:34:48.808
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you again.
01:34:48.828 --> 01:34:49.788
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you for that Terry Davis.
01:34:50.709 --> 01:34:51.089
[UNKNOWN]: That's nice.
01:34:51.329 --> 01:34:54.411
[UNKNOWN]: I, it felt like it was out of the blue.
01:34:54.691 --> 01:34:58.193
[UNKNOWN]: Like, if maybe dad had been talking about going on dates, great.
01:34:58.533 --> 01:35:02.415
[UNKNOWN]: But I was like, this feels like they'd just met.
01:35:02.595 --> 01:35:04.856
[UNKNOWN]: And she's already staying at their house.
01:35:04.916 --> 01:35:08.138
[UNKNOWN]: And then for Christmas, she's bringing her child over you.
01:35:09.739 --> 01:35:11.880
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, for Christmas, I could understand that.
01:35:12.403 --> 01:35:24.803
[UNKNOWN]: Like if she's going to spend time with them, she's got the kid bringing the kid, but you know, it's if it was like first date or first time ever meeting them, then yeah, I think that's a little weird, but I think the established he'd been dating her.
01:35:25.444 --> 01:35:26.865
[UNKNOWN]: You know, I think so.
01:35:26.985 --> 01:35:32.106
[UNKNOWN]: I think that's true, but it felt very much like it was a first date.
01:35:32.146 --> 01:35:34.947
[UNKNOWN]: And I was like, girl, that's because Terry Davis can't write.
01:35:34.987 --> 01:35:36.148
[UNKNOWN]: That's very true.
01:35:36.168 --> 01:35:37.808
[UNKNOWN]: That's absolutely true.
01:35:38.248 --> 01:35:41.349
[UNKNOWN]: We should just change the name of this episode to Terry Davis sucks.
01:35:42.750 --> 01:35:43.630
[UNKNOWN]: This is kind of a
01:35:52.413 --> 01:35:53.314
[UNKNOWN]: Hold on, let me look it up.
01:35:53.934 --> 01:35:56.417
[UNKNOWN]: Well, Ali is getting herself ready for it to key it up.
01:35:56.457 --> 01:35:57.237
[UNKNOWN]: Hold on, can I just minute.
01:35:57.357 --> 01:36:00.140
[UNKNOWN]: Harry Davis, American novelist born 1946.
01:36:00.700 --> 01:36:01.861
[UNKNOWN]: He was born in Spokane.
01:36:02.742 --> 01:36:02.982
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
01:36:03.002 --> 01:36:12.030
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there's Davis who has been a high school English teacher and a wrestling coach is the offer author of three novels for younger adults.
01:36:12.851 --> 01:36:16.474
[UNKNOWN]: Vision Quest 1979, mysterious ways 1984.
01:36:16.714 --> 01:36:18.736
[UNKNOWN]: And if rock and wool were a machine,
01:36:20.882 --> 01:36:25.926
[UNKNOWN]: He is also written presenting Chris Crutcher a biography of the respected young adult author.
01:36:26.226 --> 01:36:26.426
[UNKNOWN]: Huh.
01:36:27.247 --> 01:36:28.368
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
01:36:30.209 --> 01:36:31.651
[UNKNOWN]: Sounds like a good time.
01:36:32.031 --> 01:36:32.711
[UNKNOWN]: I won't be taking this.
01:36:32.731 --> 01:36:33.332
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, God, this is hilarious.
01:36:33.772 --> 01:36:34.553
[UNKNOWN]: This is hilarious.
01:36:35.302 --> 01:36:39.185
[UNKNOWN]: So if Rock and Roll were machine had a lamb on Wikipedia and had a link to it so I clicked on it.
01:36:40.626 --> 01:36:43.027
[UNKNOWN]: Is it just the description in the first opening thing?
01:36:43.528 --> 01:36:52.894
[UNKNOWN]: If Rock and Roll were machine is a young adult novel written by Terry Davis, it was first published in 1992 and was released in a new edition in 2003.
01:36:53.515 --> 01:36:58.478
[UNKNOWN]: Despite its title, it has little to do with machines and less to do with Rock and Roll.
01:37:05.482 --> 01:37:09.924
[UNKNOWN]: It primarily focuses on the Central Characters coming of age through the sport of Racketball.
01:37:10.104 --> 01:37:11.844
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, what's the one?
01:37:12.024 --> 01:37:14.965
[UNKNOWN]: It's set in the same high school as Vision Quest 20 years later.
01:37:14.985 --> 01:37:15.646
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, my gosh.
01:37:15.906 --> 01:37:16.786
[UNKNOWN]: So it's a sequel.
01:37:17.126 --> 01:37:18.287
[UNKNOWN]: And that was a tailor-loin.
01:37:18.327 --> 01:37:21.008
[UNKNOWN]: Everyone is going to be a risky ball.
01:37:21.108 --> 01:37:25.089
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:37:25.706 --> 01:37:26.787
[UNKNOWN]: good this me.
01:37:27.647 --> 01:37:28.108
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
01:37:29.889 --> 01:37:32.611
[UNKNOWN]: Well, okay.
01:37:33.231 --> 01:37:33.632
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
01:37:33.852 --> 01:37:38.015
[UNKNOWN]: Well, good for him, making dreams happen for himself.
01:37:38.155 --> 01:37:39.996
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, back to this story.
01:37:40.016 --> 01:37:43.118
[UNKNOWN]: Carla and Loudon went camping again.
01:37:43.639 --> 01:37:47.161
[UNKNOWN]: And they were determined to see a deer because she had never seen a deer.
01:37:47.341 --> 01:37:48.522
[UNKNOWN]: Wait, didn't the killer deer?
01:37:49.082 --> 01:37:49.222
[UNKNOWN]: Why?
01:37:49.242 --> 01:37:49.903
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
01:37:50.423 --> 01:37:52.465
[UNKNOWN]: It was elk.
01:37:52.545 --> 01:37:53.125
[UNKNOWN]: It was elk.
01:37:53.285 --> 01:37:53.746
[UNKNOWN]: It was elk.
01:37:54.526 --> 01:37:55.326
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, she wants to see Elk.
01:37:55.366 --> 01:37:55.846
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
01:37:55.906 --> 01:37:56.847
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
01:37:57.007 --> 01:37:57.327
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
01:37:57.707 --> 01:37:59.127
[UNKNOWN]: She saw something also.
01:37:59.347 --> 01:38:01.288
[UNKNOWN]: Why are you so excited to see an Elk?
01:38:01.308 --> 01:38:03.269
[UNKNOWN]: Like she was so excited.
01:38:04.189 --> 01:38:10.591
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's fun to see wildlife, but I would not stay awake and watch it all night long, but mate, that's just me.
01:38:10.811 --> 01:38:13.371
[UNKNOWN]: So if you're really determined, that's good for you.
01:38:13.551 --> 01:38:13.992
[UNKNOWN]: Good for you.
01:38:14.032 --> 01:38:14.452
[UNKNOWN]: Good for you.
01:38:16.328 --> 01:38:20.309
[UNKNOWN]: All right, loud and told us about his Christmas tradition in seeing a movie about Jesus.
01:38:20.329 --> 01:38:22.409
[UNKNOWN]: I don't remember what's called something.
01:38:22.449 --> 01:38:24.030
[UNKNOWN]: He's a great superstar.
01:38:24.370 --> 01:38:25.790
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, superstar every year.
01:38:25.950 --> 01:38:28.430
[UNKNOWN]: And he always feels so much better to watch it.
01:38:28.550 --> 01:38:29.291
[UNKNOWN]: It's so good.
01:38:29.491 --> 01:38:30.731
[UNKNOWN]: Wait, it's a real movie.
01:38:30.751 --> 01:38:31.731
[UNKNOWN]: It's a play.
01:38:31.911 --> 01:38:32.691
[UNKNOWN]: You're proud to win musical.
01:38:33.071 --> 01:38:33.752
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, my gosh.
01:38:33.912 --> 01:38:34.352
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
01:38:34.512 --> 01:38:35.932
[UNKNOWN]: What he's surprised.
01:38:36.372 --> 01:38:37.812
[UNKNOWN]: Super star.
01:38:39.773 --> 01:38:45.714
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, the way he described it sounded like an Easter movie more than a Christmas movie.
01:38:46.665 --> 01:38:47.406
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it is.
01:38:47.566 --> 01:38:51.628
[UNKNOWN]: Pedro could potato tomato, I mean, okay.
01:38:51.868 --> 01:38:54.990
[UNKNOWN]: I'll watch it next Easter reminded you to watch it.
01:38:55.451 --> 01:38:59.093
[UNKNOWN]: It's about Jesus' crucifixion and resurrect.
01:38:59.133 --> 01:39:01.775
[UNKNOWN]: So it's really more Easter than anything else.
01:39:02.855 --> 01:39:06.177
[UNKNOWN]: But it came out at Christmas time for Loudon and he loves it.
01:39:06.258 --> 01:39:12.061
[UNKNOWN]: And he doesn't believe in Jesus, but his soul always feels so much better every time he watches this movie.
01:39:12.201 --> 01:39:13.782
[UNKNOWN]: That's how I feel when I watch the first Christmas
01:39:16.932 --> 01:39:18.773
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:39:18.793 --> 01:39:19.653
[UNKNOWN]: That's.
01:39:19.693 --> 01:39:20.033
[UNKNOWN]: Sorry.
01:39:20.053 --> 01:39:23.335
[UNKNOWN]: That was random, but it's like saying what it's saying.
01:39:23.595 --> 01:39:24.355
[UNKNOWN]: Same.
01:39:24.555 --> 01:39:24.875
[UNKNOWN]: Same.
01:39:25.015 --> 01:39:25.236
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:39:25.796 --> 01:39:27.937
[UNKNOWN]: I don't have a movie that just makes my soul feel good.
01:39:28.037 --> 01:39:34.039
[UNKNOWN]: Anything with Taylor Loner anything with Rob.
01:39:34.079 --> 01:39:35.080
[UNKNOWN]: Waiting for free to say that.
01:39:35.860 --> 01:39:36.200
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
01:39:37.981 --> 01:39:38.801
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, are we ready?
01:39:38.841 --> 01:39:39.702
[UNKNOWN]: We're at chapter 17 now.
01:39:41.365 --> 01:39:42.827
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're almost back to wrestling.
01:39:42.847 --> 01:39:45.369
[UNKNOWN]: I love your note for it, Ali.
01:39:46.170 --> 01:39:49.073
[UNKNOWN]: A random chapter of him explaining sex fantasies.
01:39:49.593 --> 01:39:51.134
[UNKNOWN]: That's that's what the chapter is.
01:39:51.395 --> 01:39:52.656
[UNKNOWN]: And it is fantasies, right?
01:39:52.676 --> 01:39:56.039
[UNKNOWN]: Because I reread the first paragraph, and it sure doesn't sound like a fantasy.
01:39:56.660 --> 01:39:57.761
[UNKNOWN]: It's not a fantasy.
01:39:57.801 --> 01:39:58.802
[UNKNOWN]: No, it's not.
01:39:58.842 --> 01:40:00.343
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, it's okay.
01:40:00.383 --> 01:40:02.605
[UNKNOWN]: So there's a two-port thing with this.
01:40:03.246 --> 01:40:03.526
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
01:40:03.646 --> 01:40:05.188
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's his ADHD brain.
01:40:06.051 --> 01:40:14.996
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so the first part, and this is part something that was kind of used in the movie, but not the way it is here.
01:40:15.016 --> 01:40:23.081
[UNKNOWN]: But in the first part, it's a flashback memory to a bunch of guys that he knew running a train on a girl in the basement.
01:40:24.542 --> 01:40:25.322
[UNKNOWN]: But she loves it.
01:40:25.362 --> 01:40:28.644
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, like she was she was like the sister to one of his friends.
01:40:28.724 --> 01:40:31.226
[UNKNOWN]: And so like they're all running a train on her and
01:40:34.392 --> 01:40:49.177
[UNKNOWN]: Um, I guess it's one redeeming quality about about him with his book, but then, but then the next page, then the next part of it is literally some weird Um, fantasy, literally it's a BCLity fantasy.
01:40:49.237 --> 01:40:52.578
[UNKNOWN]: I kid you not what I'm not making this up.
01:40:53.038 --> 01:40:56.459
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not making this up and here and I had a coworker mine.
01:40:56.479 --> 01:41:01.261
[UNKNOWN]: I was at for right after I've read that because she she at the time she sat in the cubicle right next to me.
01:41:02.505 --> 01:41:08.429
[UNKNOWN]: But she, oh, yeah, yeah, see, I found it, but she asked me it.
01:41:08.469 --> 01:41:10.991
[UNKNOWN]: She was asking me like, I just had this look on my face.
01:41:11.011 --> 01:41:13.473
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my god, I just read the absolute most horrific thing I've ever read in my life.
01:41:14.393 --> 01:41:15.474
[UNKNOWN]: And she goes, what?
01:41:15.554 --> 01:41:19.357
[UNKNOWN]: I said, it's just this terrible, it's just terrible trash book that I'm reading.
01:41:21.225 --> 01:41:28.568
[UNKNOWN]: For my friend's podcast, but this is like the most cringe-worthy teenage sex fantasy thing I've ever read and that's just putting it mildly And she looks at me.
01:41:28.588 --> 01:41:29.248
[UNKNOWN]: She was I want to read it.
01:41:29.268 --> 01:41:40.432
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, okay, first of all before I hand this to you because this some people might consider this like an HR complaint Yeah, I need to know that I So you're not going to go to HR You're not going to give me a trouble.
01:41:40.452 --> 01:41:40.912
[UNKNOWN]: It's our use.
01:41:40.932 --> 01:41:41.372
[UNKNOWN]: She says no.
01:41:41.392 --> 01:41:42.092
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not a promise.
01:41:42.112 --> 01:41:43.013
[UNKNOWN]: I said all right.
01:41:43.033 --> 01:41:49.775
[UNKNOWN]: So I handed to her and I don't know if this is going to be on YouTube or not But for those of you not watching or for those of you listening
01:41:50.453 --> 01:41:54.496
[UNKNOWN]: As she's watching it, or as she's reading it, I was just watching her silently, sure.
01:41:54.736 --> 01:41:55.797
[UNKNOWN]: I see her hand do this.
01:41:56.177 --> 01:41:58.659
[UNKNOWN]: It's just very silently, comes and covers her mouth.
01:41:59.219 --> 01:42:01.041
[UNKNOWN]: And I knew where, and I knew where she was.
01:42:01.121 --> 01:42:03.803
[UNKNOWN]: And then she looks at me and just mouth what the fuck.
01:42:06.090 --> 01:42:11.758
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's, I don't just, I'm going to, I'm going to join you in.
01:42:11.839 --> 01:42:12.960
[UNKNOWN]: So you know what we're talking about.
01:42:13.020 --> 01:42:13.841
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not going to read it.
01:42:13.942 --> 01:42:15.304
[UNKNOWN]: But I'm going to summarize it for you.
01:42:16.145 --> 01:42:20.151
[UNKNOWN]: He imagined his history teacher having sex with a horse.
01:42:21.192 --> 01:42:28.080
[UNKNOWN]: And then later on, he's imagining Belle, who was the girl from his friend.
01:42:28.701 --> 01:42:33.227
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, who was the girl that everyone was violating earlier, that she, and she just loved it.
01:42:33.747 --> 01:42:37.071
[UNKNOWN]: So she imagined Belle and haven't seen her.
01:42:38.693 --> 01:42:41.837
[UNKNOWN]: So he first thinks of that, and then he's like scroll down.
01:42:42.057 --> 01:42:53.172
[UNKNOWN]: You read down a little bit more, and then he's thinking about Belle, and then along with Belle, his history teacher, and a horse is mounted her.
01:42:54.493 --> 01:42:56.134
[UNKNOWN]: like what is happening?
01:42:58.095 --> 01:43:01.337
[UNKNOWN]: Why horses of all animals?
01:43:01.537 --> 01:43:02.658
[UNKNOWN]: Why do horses?
01:43:02.898 --> 01:43:10.303
[UNKNOWN]: I think it was because she showed us a movie about the potential future shocking effects of artificial insemination.
01:43:10.463 --> 01:43:11.263
[UNKNOWN]: That's what it says.
01:43:12.064 --> 01:43:13.584
[UNKNOWN]: That's why that's why horses.
01:43:15.346 --> 01:43:17.067
[UNKNOWN]: And also how big is a horses member?
01:43:17.167 --> 01:43:17.427
[UNKNOWN]: I mean,
01:43:20.638 --> 01:43:25.541
[UNKNOWN]: I'm pretty sure I remember in high school hearing about a guy that did this and he died because of it.
01:43:25.621 --> 01:43:26.061
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
01:43:26.622 --> 01:43:27.902
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I do remember.
01:43:27.922 --> 01:43:30.764
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, man.
01:43:30.964 --> 01:43:34.987
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, and he's like finishes his chapter and he just ends it with weird.
01:43:36.808 --> 01:43:39.229
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, yes, it is weird.
01:43:40.310 --> 01:43:41.871
[UNKNOWN]: That's a really nice way of saying that.
01:43:44.192 --> 01:43:44.573
[UNKNOWN]: Weird.
01:43:44.833 --> 01:43:45.293
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:43:46.167 --> 01:43:52.631
[UNKNOWN]: And then the last part is like, it just goes on to think saying about how he wants to drink hot chocolate floats.
01:43:52.871 --> 01:43:53.952
[UNKNOWN]: He goes from that to that.
01:43:54.092 --> 01:43:55.213
[UNKNOWN]: I'm like, wait, what?
01:43:57.102 --> 01:44:02.726
[UNKNOWN]: But that's that that's chapter 17 for all of our friends that want to spit to whole pages there.
01:44:02.746 --> 01:44:03.667
[UNKNOWN]: There you go.
01:44:04.328 --> 01:44:05.449
[UNKNOWN]: That you filled me in.
01:44:05.489 --> 01:44:07.450
[UNKNOWN]: That's disgusting.
01:44:07.630 --> 01:44:08.711
[UNKNOWN]: You should actually read it.
01:44:08.911 --> 01:44:16.537
[UNKNOWN]: I thought it was all going to be about the thing that happened with the friend sister.
01:44:18.719 --> 01:44:23.603
[UNKNOWN]: The first sentence of the chapter made me go, oh, this is about to be disgusting.
01:44:24.864 --> 01:44:25.344
[UNKNOWN]: the next one.
01:44:25.604 --> 01:44:32.307
[UNKNOWN]: That's really just the first two paragraphs and then it goes to course stuff.
01:44:35.168 --> 01:44:36.149
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my gosh.
01:44:36.769 --> 01:44:37.709
[UNKNOWN]: Oh gosh.
01:44:39.870 --> 01:44:43.332
[UNKNOWN]: Well, yeah, I read that part on the airplane with my kids next to me and I was like,
01:44:44.733 --> 01:44:50.538
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm like hiding the book and like don't love that made it.
01:44:50.618 --> 01:45:09.153
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that just made it even better Yeah, I was like I was so nerf because I was like, you know how you're on an airplane you can see through the seats I was so nervous someone behind me was reading what I was reading Oh, she's in the spite she's into the spicy ones the weird spicy
01:45:11.347 --> 01:45:13.269
[UNKNOWN]: I know King Shaman here.
01:45:13.449 --> 01:45:14.810
[UNKNOWN]: They're just so great guys.
01:45:15.431 --> 01:45:17.033
[UNKNOWN]: It forces do it for Yali.
01:45:17.753 --> 01:45:22.398
[UNKNOWN]: I guess, so all right, anyway, so made it through.
01:45:22.898 --> 01:45:30.225
[UNKNOWN]: So now the wrestling losing Clark school and sausage doesn't make way to lose sausage.
01:45:32.698 --> 01:45:37.222
[UNKNOWN]: that I put that in wrong, who was supposed to be?
01:45:37.422 --> 01:45:38.843
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe it's not loud.
01:45:39.323 --> 01:45:40.504
[UNKNOWN]: No, I don't think so.
01:45:40.905 --> 01:45:44.147
[UNKNOWN]: No, because I was on the plane, so I was typing this out.
01:45:44.207 --> 01:45:47.650
[UNKNOWN]: So I think maybe it is sausage.
01:45:47.710 --> 01:45:48.311
[UNKNOWN]: I think you're right.
01:45:48.711 --> 01:45:51.153
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think they called him sausage.
01:45:52.459 --> 01:45:54.781
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, I don't remember any character called sausage.
01:45:55.481 --> 01:45:57.402
[UNKNOWN]: I think it was like a nickname or something like that.
01:45:57.502 --> 01:45:59.384
[UNKNOWN]: But anyways, all right, so he didn't make wait.
01:45:59.504 --> 01:46:05.247
[UNKNOWN]: So for his lower group, so he has to wrestle in the bigger group, even though he's now the smallest in the bigger group.
01:46:05.267 --> 01:46:10.411
[UNKNOWN]: So if that sucks, he ended up losing his matches, dad, yells at the ref, but
01:46:11.071 --> 01:46:12.672
[UNKNOWN]: He feels bad after yelling at him.
01:46:12.692 --> 01:46:13.633
[UNKNOWN]: So he's like, I don't know, I'm sorry.
01:46:14.213 --> 01:46:15.234
[UNKNOWN]: And loud and wrestles.
01:46:15.915 --> 01:46:18.456
[UNKNOWN]: And while he's wrestling, his nose starts to really bleed.
01:46:18.817 --> 01:46:22.459
[UNKNOWN]: And so he had to stop because he's freaking getting blood all over the mat and everything like that.
01:46:23.580 --> 01:46:25.522
[UNKNOWN]: And he takes the time out.
01:46:25.542 --> 01:46:27.883
[UNKNOWN]: He stuffs Kleenex up there.
01:46:28.003 --> 01:46:29.124
[UNKNOWN]: And he's like, let's go again.
01:46:30.245 --> 01:46:34.188
[UNKNOWN]: And that worked, I guess, because then he went out there.
01:46:34.949 --> 01:46:36.270
[UNKNOWN]: And he was able to finish the match.
01:46:36.510 --> 01:46:36.970
[UNKNOWN]: And he won't.
01:46:37.050 --> 01:46:37.590
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:46:39.881 --> 01:46:40.902
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, oh, yeah, yeah.
01:46:40.962 --> 01:46:42.083
[UNKNOWN]: So wrestling with tissues.
01:46:42.644 --> 01:46:43.305
[UNKNOWN]: Yo, yeah.
01:46:43.325 --> 01:46:47.669
[UNKNOWN]: So the way it works now is if there's ever, it's we call it injury time.
01:46:47.949 --> 01:46:50.692
[UNKNOWN]: And it can be anything for a nose bleed to legitimate injury.
01:46:51.573 --> 01:46:55.397
[UNKNOWN]: Um, wrestler, so for non-spinal injuries.
01:46:55.497 --> 01:46:57.940
[UNKNOWN]: So like, let's see you get taken down and you land on your head.
01:46:58.753 --> 01:47:19.840
[UNKNOWN]: They stop the, I mean, they stop the match where it is, but they don't start the time until the trainer gets to you for anything that could be a potential header neck injury that and you get five minutes for that with non non in spinal injuries like that, like a nose bleed or a dislocated shoulder or something like that, you get a minute and a half.
01:47:26.941 --> 01:47:30.325
[UNKNOWN]: So you have a minute of time left before that.
01:47:30.966 --> 01:47:35.151
[UNKNOWN]: So if it comes down to where they cannot get the stuff
01:47:36.965 --> 01:47:42.086
[UNKNOWN]: some tissues in the nose and get you cleaned up, get all the blood off, clean the blood off the mat.
01:47:42.626 --> 01:47:46.227
[UNKNOWN]: And yes, see, we're cleaner with the mats than loud and it was funny.
01:47:48.568 --> 01:47:49.068
[UNKNOWN]: Done.
01:47:49.148 --> 01:47:52.368
[UNKNOWN]: They then they start the match up again.
01:47:52.388 --> 01:47:59.110
[UNKNOWN]: But let's say one of the clean-ups falls out and the blood keeps coming up to stop the match again, get everything cleaned up, get it stuff back up again.
01:47:59.670 --> 01:48:10.199
[UNKNOWN]: and send them back out and I have literally seen it where they'll get it stuffed up in there and then they'll take like the wraps and wrap it around the head to keep them in the nose.
01:48:10.779 --> 01:48:11.420
[UNKNOWN]: Wow!
01:48:11.720 --> 01:48:15.663
[UNKNOWN]: Because once you run out of injury time, the wrap calls the match.
01:48:17.717 --> 01:48:18.278
[UNKNOWN]: So you can.
01:48:18.318 --> 01:48:23.603
[UNKNOWN]: And so every time you're putting stuff back in, that's part of your injury time.
01:48:23.863 --> 01:48:26.606
[UNKNOWN]: We have a minute 30 total.
01:48:26.706 --> 01:48:28.868
[UNKNOWN]: So you 30 seconds of it.
01:48:28.968 --> 01:48:30.629
[UNKNOWN]: Now, okay, yeah, that's what you have.
01:48:30.649 --> 01:48:31.130
[UNKNOWN]: I don't left.
01:48:31.290 --> 01:48:35.494
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so that's to go across potentially six minutes of a match.
01:48:35.754 --> 01:48:41.460
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, you could literally, you could be forced to forfeit a match because of a nosebleed, which we actually see in the movie.
01:48:42.312 --> 01:48:48.835
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, because that does happen allowed and that the my only issue with the scene in the movie is that they call it too quickly.
01:48:49.616 --> 01:48:55.939
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you know, because I think I think they stuff and he goes back out there then comes back up and it's coach like you're going to call it like that's way too
01:49:11.256 --> 01:49:12.357
[UNKNOWN]: that they see in this work.
01:49:12.577 --> 01:49:14.499
[UNKNOWN]: So you're not going to hear this often.
01:49:15.180 --> 01:49:17.442
[UNKNOWN]: We'll do a mission to do this.
01:49:17.602 --> 01:49:19.024
[UNKNOWN]: It's not a golf class.
01:49:19.244 --> 01:49:20.185
[UNKNOWN]: The one time.
01:49:21.806 --> 01:49:23.148
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, all right.
01:49:23.208 --> 01:49:23.708
[UNKNOWN]: I love.
01:49:24.149 --> 01:49:26.751
[UNKNOWN]: So I have Ali's notes in front of me.
01:49:26.771 --> 01:49:29.274
[UNKNOWN]: Like my life, it's really my.
01:49:29.614 --> 01:49:31.936
[UNKNOWN]: He has to eat Spanish.
01:49:32.637 --> 01:49:33.678
[UNKNOWN]: to help his buyer.
01:49:34.578 --> 01:49:37.960
[UNKNOWN]: I'm like texting or typing on the airplane and reading.
01:49:38.000 --> 01:49:41.121
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sure auto Craig changed, finished, to Spanish.
01:49:41.801 --> 01:49:46.103
[UNKNOWN]: So he has to eat, finish to help his iron.
01:49:46.123 --> 01:49:50.926
[UNKNOWN]: I was going to fly through that one without anyone noticing, and then you go and call me out like that.
01:49:52.186 --> 01:49:57.435
[UNKNOWN]: Because that wants to hilarious not to, he has to eat Spanish.
01:49:59.017 --> 01:50:00.499
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, Spanish, what's been a phrase?
01:50:00.540 --> 01:50:01.441
[UNKNOWN]: What am I talking about?
01:50:01.521 --> 01:50:03.264
[UNKNOWN]: And then I remember it when I was...
01:50:04.365 --> 01:50:26.544
[UNKNOWN]: All right, so it's Christmas and he's hanging out with his family wasn't it already Christmas and now it's Christmas again, but okay, it was a fast back, but yeah, all right, all right, so then oh wait no you're right, I actually do remember this because when I read this part I was like hold on we were already on Christmas break like three chapters before, but we're still.
01:50:27.545 --> 01:50:28.346
[UNKNOWN]: on it now.
01:50:28.846 --> 01:50:29.487
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, maybe it was.
01:50:29.527 --> 01:50:30.648
[UNKNOWN]: It was recently missed.
01:50:31.048 --> 01:50:33.650
[UNKNOWN]: And now it's like that week in between New years.
01:50:34.731 --> 01:50:37.393
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, like, men is calling it Christmas.
01:50:37.834 --> 01:50:42.418
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, because you know, maybe he's one of the things where they're having multiple Christmas celebrations with.
01:50:42.498 --> 01:50:43.078
[UNKNOWN]: Let's true.
01:50:43.458 --> 01:50:44.119
[UNKNOWN]: Friends of family.
01:50:44.139 --> 01:50:45.280
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
01:50:45.580 --> 01:51:02.915
[UNKNOWN]: So he's hanging with his family and we get background on his friend Ollie and we learn about how all the seniors have a year to write these thesises to graduate with honors that does not happen in the movie he's only focused on wrestling in the movie I didn't even happen in my high school.
01:51:03.175 --> 01:51:06.979
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, I didn't have to write a thesis.
01:51:07.529 --> 01:51:07.729
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
01:51:08.429 --> 01:51:12.030
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I, I was, you just needed, I was more point out for some of that, right?
01:51:12.050 --> 01:51:12.150
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:51:12.171 --> 01:51:12.691
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:12.711 --> 01:51:13.211
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:13.651 --> 01:51:14.491
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:14.511 --> 01:51:15.131
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:15.672 --> 01:51:16.172
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:16.192 --> 01:51:16.812
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:17.172 --> 01:51:18.012
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:18.032 --> 01:51:18.713
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:18.753 --> 01:51:19.213
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:19.233 --> 01:51:20.433
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:20.453 --> 01:51:21.413
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:21.474 --> 01:51:22.834
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:22.854 --> 01:51:23.594
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:23.614 --> 01:51:24.294
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:24.334 --> 01:51:24.995
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:25.015 --> 01:51:25.575
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:25.595 --> 01:51:26.175
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:26.195 --> 01:51:26.815
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:26.835 --> 01:51:27.676
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:27.716 --> 01:51:28.316
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:28.336 --> 01:51:29.576
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:30.436 --> 01:51:30.917
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:30.937 --> 01:51:31.437
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:31.457 --> 01:51:32.037
[UNKNOWN]: We had four thousand.
01:51:32.730 --> 01:51:33.651
[UNKNOWN]: Well, good.
01:51:33.791 --> 01:51:43.757
[UNKNOWN]: I know I just went to my nephew's graduation and it was just, I was just, I just, speeches, I was like, well, a good, a typical graduation speech could job, could, good work.
01:51:45.418 --> 01:51:50.702
[UNKNOWN]: Alright, so they're on their way to a match and they pass this car crash or Rick.
01:51:51.743 --> 01:51:54.464
[UNKNOWN]: And it was clear that people had died because there was fire truck.
01:51:55.625 --> 01:51:59.407
[UNKNOWN]: There was like, or there was fire and they were in the car.
01:51:59.487 --> 01:52:01.949
[UNKNOWN]: So they would then people were still in the car and the car was on fire.
01:52:02.049 --> 01:52:03.730
[UNKNOWN]: I guess that's really all we got about that.
01:52:04.330 --> 01:52:07.792
[UNKNOWN]: That's not a chapter that I also was like, why is this in here?
01:52:08.072 --> 01:52:09.813
[UNKNOWN]: This did nothing for the story.
01:52:09.973 --> 01:52:11.754
[UNKNOWN]: I think we were in the bus, right?
01:52:11.874 --> 01:52:14.716
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think Bree actually sent me a really funny text about that.
01:52:15.176 --> 01:52:15.497
[UNKNOWN]: or did I?
01:52:16.457 --> 01:52:17.838
[UNKNOWN]: I am kind of funny sometimes.
01:52:18.399 --> 01:52:20.820
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, well, all right, that didn't happen to the movie.
01:52:20.861 --> 01:52:28.646
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, so they get there and the match starts and He's staying at a friend's house because they had to go out of City.
01:52:28.907 --> 01:52:29.847
[UNKNOWN]: I'm now.
01:52:30.288 --> 01:52:32.349
[UNKNOWN]: I'm now reading a chapter on a car accident.
01:52:32.369 --> 01:52:33.210
[UNKNOWN]: That was in flames.
01:52:33.330 --> 01:52:36.072
[UNKNOWN]: Why do I need to know a body was flailing and a head was severed?
01:52:36.855 --> 01:53:04.852
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, I got because they literally tell you about the injuries and I was like because the whole purpose of this chapter is there on the bus Either going to or from the wrestling match going to you would think it would be like oh, we're on the bus We're bonding we're team Boba, blah, blah, blah, and then like oh, there's this car wreck and it's literally almost like Terry just wanted to write about the most gruesome car wreck You could write about
01:53:05.694 --> 01:53:18.772
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's the best part as your next text after that was, the best part is how nothing goes into each other so we're literally just reading random shit and I replied with, I just imagine it's written by Brick from Anchorman and at least makes sense why it's all over the place.
01:53:19.325 --> 01:53:19.565
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
01:53:20.346 --> 01:53:21.446
[UNKNOWN]: I love that.
01:53:21.486 --> 01:53:21.847
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
01:53:22.067 --> 01:53:22.867
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my gosh.
01:53:23.268 --> 01:53:24.789
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:53:24.869 --> 01:53:25.629
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
01:53:26.530 --> 01:53:30.873
[UNKNOWN]: Well, he's at his friend's house because they're in the town wherever he's doing his matchup.
01:53:30.893 --> 01:53:35.616
[UNKNOWN]: When he's so close to making weight, so he didn't eat anything because he didn't want to ruin it.
01:53:35.896 --> 01:53:39.318
[UNKNOWN]: And then they watched a couple of matches because his match was not that day.
01:53:39.398 --> 01:53:39.918
[UNKNOWN]: That's common.
01:53:40.039 --> 01:53:41.059
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's that's very
01:53:47.153 --> 01:53:48.574
[UNKNOWN]: Nobody cares, just make the way.
01:53:48.694 --> 01:53:50.435
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, that's common.
01:53:50.635 --> 01:54:01.361
[UNKNOWN]: And watching the matches too, it's weird nowadays is because you have sites like track wrestling and flow wrestling where they actually have video of these other wrestlers.
01:54:01.401 --> 01:54:05.263
[UNKNOWN]: So if there's somebody particular you're looking for, you can get online and find them that way.
01:54:05.843 --> 01:54:12.567
[UNKNOWN]: I don't, you know, back in my day, now we actually had to go watch the matches if there's somebody we were scouting.
01:54:12.727 --> 01:54:14.588
[UNKNOWN]: I only ever scouted when I was at a tournament.
01:54:16.423 --> 01:54:24.449
[UNKNOWN]: just because if I knew there was a guy I was going to be resting who's coming up to wrestle I'd go watch his match to see what if anything I could give and yeah, it's a hit-off.
01:54:24.990 --> 01:54:31.435
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's also backfire to me because I have, I have a match where I was resting a four-time state champion and he, um...
01:54:32.036 --> 01:54:38.502
[UNKNOWN]: I had a really bad habit of taking a step back the minute the match started because it was defensive thing because some guys like to shoot right off the bat.
01:54:38.962 --> 01:54:41.124
[UNKNOWN]: But when you do something like that, you're exposed.
01:54:41.164 --> 01:54:43.086
[UNKNOWN]: You're briefly exposure lower body.
01:54:43.246 --> 01:54:51.193
[UNKNOWN]: Literally, he was, he had me lick literally, pull on on the mat within a second of that match blowing because he was watching the way I wrestled.
01:54:51.654 --> 01:54:54.256
[UNKNOWN]: There's a reason why he won this reason why he won state four times.
01:54:54.416 --> 01:54:54.777
[UNKNOWN]: And that was
01:54:56.130 --> 01:55:13.250
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, so I mean, sorry, wrestling can't get there, but the whole watching the other matches, that's, that's the thing and one thing I wanted to comment to, I think this is where they established that they actually have a pretty good relationship with the shoot, you know, he has a decent relationship with the shoot, which is not the movie, but no.
01:55:13.910 --> 01:55:15.291
[UNKNOWN]: I was confused when I watched the movie.
01:55:15.311 --> 01:55:19.354
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, I thought that shoot was a decent dude.
01:55:20.816 --> 01:55:22.577
[UNKNOWN]: But yeah, they're just there in the movie.
01:55:22.897 --> 01:55:26.240
[UNKNOWN]: And together, like, they both have, they're just want to win.
01:55:26.380 --> 01:55:30.423
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they're not against each other, like, hating each other.
01:55:30.463 --> 01:55:31.744
[UNKNOWN]: It's just, I'm trying to win a match.
01:55:31.764 --> 01:55:32.645
[UNKNOWN]: You're trying to win a match?
01:55:33.385 --> 01:55:56.617
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, in in the movie though, you got to have some kind of conflict and you got to have a well, also at this part in the movie, this is when Carla essentially ditches loud and it's like piece, but they first off have sex and then she bounces like morning after and then it's just gone, but like before the night end, she's like, make sure you make weight
01:55:57.257 --> 01:55:58.438
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and then she's gone.
01:55:58.458 --> 01:56:10.607
[UNKNOWN]: Well, the reason why she says that I don't remember, but they were it was after they had sex and the driving in the car She's got like a slice of pizza or hot dog or something and she gives him one a bite off that she said it's the last one
01:56:11.292 --> 01:56:14.754
[UNKNOWN]: You know, because you got to get back on track for and he he's ready to call it off.
01:56:14.774 --> 01:56:17.075
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know what I was thinking, man, I'm going to give that up.
01:56:17.195 --> 01:56:20.257
[UNKNOWN]: So if they get it on one more time, but she tells him to make the wait.
01:56:20.397 --> 01:56:26.201
[UNKNOWN]: And then she found something to her to her credit, he was ready to give all that up over her.
01:56:26.221 --> 01:56:31.104
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, and I know she didn't want to be why he didn't.
01:56:31.184 --> 01:56:32.084
[UNKNOWN]: Why he didn't do it.
01:56:32.324 --> 01:56:33.425
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and and.
01:56:34.211 --> 01:56:36.853
[UNKNOWN]: I think that says a lot about the way they wrote Carla in the movie.
01:56:37.274 --> 01:56:39.195
[UNKNOWN]: Very much real is she's obviously older.
01:56:39.215 --> 01:56:41.577
[UNKNOWN]: I think they said she's like what 21 22 in the movie.
01:56:41.817 --> 01:56:45.280
[UNKNOWN]: I think that loud and 18 so she's obviously.
01:56:46.178 --> 01:56:47.018
[UNKNOWN]: knows a little bit.
01:56:47.058 --> 01:56:50.440
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, we were all idiots when we were at that age, but she's obviously smarter than he is.
01:56:51.140 --> 01:56:51.720
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:56:51.740 --> 01:56:51.961
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
01:56:52.681 --> 01:56:57.443
[UNKNOWN]: So honestly, I give her credit to her for that.
01:56:57.683 --> 01:56:57.943
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:56:58.023 --> 01:57:05.967
[UNKNOWN]: For that scene is she has she's aware enough to recognize the issue and just get out of there so he could refocus.
01:57:06.247 --> 01:57:06.467
[UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm.
01:57:06.867 --> 01:57:09.908
[UNKNOWN]: And then she comes and watches the match and then she leaves again.
01:57:09.928 --> 01:57:10.889
[UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm.
01:57:14.033 --> 01:57:14.233
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:57:14.253 --> 01:57:15.214
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
01:57:15.714 --> 01:57:19.436
[UNKNOWN]: And again, I kind of understand why loudens upset because she just disappeared.
01:57:19.676 --> 01:57:24.219
[UNKNOWN]: But yeah, I don't I don't think there was anything she'll anything else she could have done.
01:57:24.239 --> 01:57:28.182
[UNKNOWN]: I think she had to just get out of dodge because she tried to talk to them.
01:57:28.222 --> 01:57:29.102
[UNKNOWN]: It wasn't going to get anywhere.
01:57:29.222 --> 01:57:29.422
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
01:57:29.482 --> 01:57:30.743
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
01:57:30.903 --> 01:57:31.063
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
01:57:31.323 --> 01:57:34.405
[UNKNOWN]: So loud and got home or back to where he was staying.
01:57:34.485 --> 01:57:36.386
[UNKNOWN]: And he felt like he was exhausted.
01:57:36.687 --> 01:57:38.328
[UNKNOWN]: And the next day he did laundry.
01:57:39.681 --> 01:57:45.327
[UNKNOWN]: All right, what did a laundry room work out, we did a laundry room workout.
01:57:45.727 --> 01:57:51.193
[UNKNOWN]: I did not do laundry room, just not for the right purpose.
01:57:51.393 --> 01:58:00.383
[UNKNOWN]: My gosh, and right after his sweaty sweaty workout, he has sex with Carla and then he races to the gym for practice.
01:58:00.783 --> 01:58:02.344
[UNKNOWN]: How does he have the energy to do this?
01:58:03.284 --> 01:58:09.587
[UNKNOWN]: As he's also like fainting all the time with you, who was like no was bleed all over the place.
01:58:09.807 --> 01:58:11.388
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my god, oh my god.
01:58:11.428 --> 01:58:11.968
[UNKNOWN]: Guys.
01:58:12.108 --> 01:58:16.050
[UNKNOWN]: All right, I want to make a lot of it as an extension of Terry Davis.
01:58:16.070 --> 01:58:16.970
[UNKNOWN]: He's just a dumbass.
01:58:17.610 --> 01:58:18.471
[UNKNOWN]: Yep, I agree.
01:58:18.771 --> 01:58:19.131
[UNKNOWN]: I agree.
01:58:20.352 --> 01:58:23.833
[UNKNOWN]: Like if Red Foreman would hear he would say dumbass.
01:58:24.934 --> 01:58:27.095
[UNKNOWN]: And then he wants to shove his foot up his ass.
01:58:28.168 --> 01:58:31.871
[UNKNOWN]: I want to, I want to go right foot in it for a minute, shut my foot of his ass, let's just...
01:58:32.652 --> 01:58:33.753
[UNKNOWN]: I've been gladly watched.
01:58:38.187 --> 01:58:49.797
[UNKNOWN]: So they went to this New Year's Eve dance and they had a great time and Carla got sick by the allergic reaction because there was ginger in the food and she's allergic to that and Laude was a good boyfriend and he took care of her.
01:58:50.197 --> 01:58:52.439
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, he was not selfish for what's good for him.
01:58:52.579 --> 01:58:54.901
[UNKNOWN]: He was a crazy man.
01:58:55.101 --> 01:58:58.664
[UNKNOWN]: Again, another point in the book where I was like, why am I reading this?
01:58:59.867 --> 01:59:00.868
[UNKNOWN]: What is this point?
01:59:01.968 --> 01:59:06.371
[UNKNOWN]: All right, and then it was the night before the match and Loudon is very nervous.
01:59:06.511 --> 01:59:07.672
[UNKNOWN]: And the next day he wakes up.
01:59:08.132 --> 01:59:12.215
[UNKNOWN]: And he has to snow shovel a sidewalk because he's heading off to school.
01:59:12.695 --> 01:59:14.296
[UNKNOWN]: And finally, it's time to weigh in.
01:59:14.496 --> 01:59:19.299
[UNKNOWN]: And he's exactly 147 pounds just like shoot.
01:59:19.420 --> 01:59:21.241
[UNKNOWN]: So that's he's in the weight class.
01:59:21.261 --> 01:59:21.921
[UNKNOWN]: He needs to be in.
01:59:22.081 --> 01:59:24.203
[UNKNOWN]: Yay, Loudon, we reached out.
01:59:25.383 --> 01:59:38.046
[UNKNOWN]: in the movie, he makes wait, but it's after like they have to weigh every other wrestler before he gets there because he's Mr. Carl is not here.
01:59:38.486 --> 01:59:48.108
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not wrestling and then he's like, oh, the reason why they do it like that too is at least back then, it's not the case anymore.
01:59:48.729 --> 01:59:59.440
[UNKNOWN]: but they would give him the two wrestlers together like you see in the movie and if somebody if they have a wrestler there who's not there yet, they'll hold off on ret-wing that weight.
02:00:00.040 --> 02:00:05.746
[UNKNOWN]: But then another wrestler doesn't come in, they have to forfeit the weight and so all he has to do is just make weight and the team wins.
02:00:06.006 --> 02:00:09.610
[UNKNOWN]: So the weight wrestling works in duels like what we see in the movie.
02:00:10.731 --> 02:00:15.496
[UNKNOWN]: is a pin is worth six points for the team, and so is a forfeit.
02:00:15.696 --> 02:00:21.482
[UNKNOWN]: If you have to forfeit away, you're giving up six points.
02:00:21.783 --> 02:00:22.864
[UNKNOWN]: That's a big deal.
02:00:22.984 --> 02:00:27.269
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, loud and wasn't there, and so they're waiting to weigh him.
02:00:27.789 --> 02:00:36.816
[UNKNOWN]: Now it is the way they do it is they just weigh everybody and if the guy's not there by the time everybody's weighed Okay, so so okay, so say they are you know, they weigh them.
02:00:36.836 --> 02:00:55.770
[UNKNOWN]: They're both there and they both weigh They're able to be weighed but the one I doesn't make weight so he can't compete against the other guy Is that like a forfeit of the match to because he didn't make it or how's that work if they don't have somebody to fill in then yes They have to work because they don't have somebody at that weight
02:00:56.715 --> 02:00:59.756
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and usually the late you wrestle.
02:00:59.776 --> 02:01:07.018
[UNKNOWN]: Well, let's somebody wrestle as high up as two weights above I did that my junior year because I lost my varsity spot.
02:01:07.398 --> 02:01:07.758
[UNKNOWN]: It sucked.
02:01:08.039 --> 02:01:19.342
[UNKNOWN]: I lost my one point in the final challenge Okay, yeah, I was I was live it, but we didn't have anybody at heavyweight and so I would literally drink a gallant of water before weigh-ins every week
02:01:20.963 --> 02:01:26.786
[UNKNOWN]: So I could make sure I weighed the minimum to rest in heavy weights and then I usually sprint to the bathroom after that.
02:01:26.866 --> 02:01:27.266
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:01:28.006 --> 02:01:35.349
[UNKNOWN]: So, but I do remember one time that same season, my junior year where we had my coach, we had so many injuries, so many guys heard.
02:01:35.729 --> 02:01:41.552
[UNKNOWN]: that my coach had a Frankenstein, the roster, going into a really tough duel that we got absolutely annihilated at.
02:01:41.753 --> 02:01:44.734
[UNKNOWN]: It was just to make sure that we didn't just give up any weights.
02:01:45.095 --> 02:01:47.676
[UNKNOWN]: But yeah, I should have been wrestling at 189.
02:01:47.716 --> 02:01:50.798
[UNKNOWN]: I was wrestling to 15 or 2015 powder was wrestling heavyweight.
02:01:51.498 --> 02:01:54.800
[UNKNOWN]: Our JV 171 powder was wrestling 189, where I should have been.
02:01:54.880 --> 02:01:56.041
[UNKNOWN]: It was an absolute mess that day.
02:01:57.340 --> 02:02:07.264
[UNKNOWN]: But yeah, so if you have two guys that way and say you have say like 11 and shoot 147 and then one way is 148 whoever's weighing 148 doesn't rest He's not he you missed weight.
02:02:07.324 --> 02:02:11.746
[UNKNOWN]: So you have to hope that there's somebody below that can fill into that spot so you're not for filling in
02:02:11.826 --> 02:02:12.126
[UNKNOWN]: got it.
02:02:12.206 --> 02:02:12.547
[UNKNOWN]: Wow.
02:02:12.907 --> 02:02:21.016
[UNKNOWN]: So is it like weight classes like between this way and this weight is good to go or you have to be the exact.
02:02:21.176 --> 02:02:21.396
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
02:02:21.516 --> 02:02:22.517
[UNKNOWN]: No, it's weight classes.
02:02:22.557 --> 02:02:26.682
[UNKNOWN]: So if you if you're wrestling 147, you can weigh 146, you just can't weigh over.
02:02:26.702 --> 02:02:27.723
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, just can't weigh over that.
02:02:28.503 --> 02:02:37.326
[UNKNOWN]: Um, so if you weigh in a 148, then they can bump you to like 150 or whatever the next way classes, but you just you can't wait 147 makes it okay.
02:02:37.526 --> 02:02:38.206
[UNKNOWN]: Let's go.
02:02:38.286 --> 02:02:41.247
[UNKNOWN]: And there's no greater way to piss off your coach than some miswaves.
02:02:41.408 --> 02:02:42.388
[UNKNOWN]: I believe it.
02:02:42.568 --> 02:02:47.870
[UNKNOWN]: No, that happened like so when my first my second year coaching in Colorado.
02:02:49.078 --> 02:02:51.399
[UNKNOWN]: We were on our way to a tournament and we're waiting for this one kid.
02:02:51.499 --> 02:02:55.781
[UNKNOWN]: He wasn't showing up, so we're like, guys are calling him coaches, calling him and he finally answers.
02:02:55.801 --> 02:02:57.842
[UNKNOWN]: He's like, he's like, he's like him in and calling him out.
02:02:57.862 --> 02:02:58.743
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to the tournament.
02:02:59.323 --> 02:03:01.764
[UNKNOWN]: He doesn't really want to go and he just wants to sleep down or whatever.
02:03:02.484 --> 02:03:08.427
[UNKNOWN]: And one of these distant coaches drove to his house, got him out of bed and got him on the bus.
02:03:08.647 --> 02:03:14.970
[UNKNOWN]: We get up to the tournament and I was, we were all scattered, so but I just took the rest of us to get them laid in.
02:03:15.411 --> 02:03:16.271
[UNKNOWN]: He was a pound over.
02:03:17.964 --> 02:03:26.957
[UNKNOWN]: So already he's already he is at the top of our head coach's shit list because of the way he was him in and on and not really being laid to not want to be there now he's a pound over.
02:03:27.798 --> 02:03:30.582
[UNKNOWN]: And I had to be the one to go tell the head coach.
02:03:33.861 --> 02:03:35.362
[UNKNOWN]: That was not a good day for him.
02:03:35.683 --> 02:03:37.645
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, he actually had to go home.
02:03:37.685 --> 02:03:40.428
[UNKNOWN]: He told me, so you need to call your dad and tell him to come pick you, I don't want to look at you.
02:03:40.588 --> 02:03:41.769
[UNKNOWN]: That's how live it.
02:03:41.829 --> 02:03:43.091
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, wow.
02:03:43.171 --> 02:03:45.854
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he didn't even want to want to look at him.
02:03:45.914 --> 02:03:47.496
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, it's wild.
02:03:49.295 --> 02:03:52.997
[UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah, it's it's a thing wrestling is can be very intense.
02:03:53.057 --> 02:04:04.224
[UNKNOWN]: It's very rewarding because some of the best friends ever had came from the wrestling team both as a coach and as a wrestler, but you know, I speak very highly of my coach, but the scariest I've ever seen him was when I almost missed lands.
02:04:04.484 --> 02:04:07.185
[UNKNOWN]: Wow, missing lands outright or being overweight.
02:04:07.226 --> 02:04:08.026
[UNKNOWN]: That's a great way.
02:04:08.086 --> 02:04:09.587
[UNKNOWN]: It doesn't matter how cool your coaches.
02:04:09.827 --> 02:04:11.428
[UNKNOWN]: That's not a good day for you.
02:04:11.888 --> 02:04:13.669
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, for sure, make goodness.
02:04:13.829 --> 02:04:14.209
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
02:04:14.629 --> 02:04:15.249
[UNKNOWN]: Well, fun.
02:04:15.269 --> 02:04:16.090
[UNKNOWN]: A lot of makes wait.
02:04:16.310 --> 02:04:16.890
[UNKNOWN]: A lot of makes.
02:04:16.930 --> 02:04:18.310
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you may have wait.
02:04:18.411 --> 02:04:24.373
[UNKNOWN]: And he's so nervous to head out to the map, but eventually did with the encouragement from his friends and his coach.
02:04:24.993 --> 02:04:28.434
[UNKNOWN]: And once he's there, the coin toss did its thing.
02:04:28.875 --> 02:04:30.255
[UNKNOWN]: And he was pumped.
02:04:30.535 --> 02:04:32.996
[UNKNOWN]: And now he goes and he shakes shoots hand.
02:04:33.596 --> 02:04:34.797
[UNKNOWN]: And that's the end of the book.
02:04:36.894 --> 02:04:43.939
[UNKNOWN]: You know how I just sat there on the plane and I was like, what the hell did I just read all this book for?
02:04:43.959 --> 02:04:47.983
[UNKNOWN]: If I don't even get the match, I was so mad.
02:04:49.324 --> 02:04:53.267
[UNKNOWN]: No, I'll agree with you on that because we had to suffer through all that trash.
02:04:53.307 --> 02:04:54.848
[UNKNOWN]: We didn't even get a payoff.
02:04:54.908 --> 02:05:00.072
[UNKNOWN]: I do, like I said, I do prefer the ending of the book, compared to the ending of the movie.
02:05:00.732 --> 02:05:04.175
[UNKNOWN]: But the fact that we went through all that, and we didn't even get it.
02:05:04.976 --> 02:05:14.805
[UNKNOWN]: Had it been all about the focus of him losing the weight and training to and doing and scouting and doing everything he needed to wrestle shoot, then I can live with it.
02:05:15.726 --> 02:05:16.207
[UNKNOWN]: It's fine.
02:05:16.287 --> 02:05:19.149
[UNKNOWN]: But it's the fact that we had to read through all that trash.
02:05:19.169 --> 02:05:22.192
[UNKNOWN]: I think it was 18 chapters before we finally got to a wrestling match.
02:05:22.733 --> 02:05:22.973
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
02:05:23.917 --> 02:05:26.398
[UNKNOWN]: all about him was a way to reach out to Russell.
02:05:27.358 --> 02:05:29.558
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the whole premise is supposed to be him.
02:05:30.098 --> 02:05:34.879
[UNKNOWN]: His obsession to lose weight to Russell shoot and had it that had that been the focus.
02:05:35.279 --> 02:05:36.100
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, he made the weight.
02:05:36.120 --> 02:05:37.560
[UNKNOWN]: He's going to Russell shoot and that's the end.
02:05:37.640 --> 02:05:39.200
[UNKNOWN]: We don't leave it ambiguous.
02:05:39.240 --> 02:05:39.680
[UNKNOWN]: That's fine.
02:05:39.700 --> 02:05:41.681
[UNKNOWN]: But I actually understand where you guys are coming from.
02:05:41.981 --> 02:05:42.301
[UNKNOWN]: I get it.
02:05:42.521 --> 02:05:42.721
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:05:43.261 --> 02:05:43.501
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:05:43.801 --> 02:05:45.102
[UNKNOWN]: That's how I fell to Ali.
02:05:45.362 --> 02:05:46.262
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, what the hell?
02:05:48.110 --> 02:05:49.171
[UNKNOWN]: by his disparate ends.
02:05:49.571 --> 02:05:52.794
[UNKNOWN]: The movie ends with the wrestle and loud and wins.
02:05:53.195 --> 02:05:55.156
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, never never happened in real life, by the way.
02:05:55.757 --> 02:05:58.760
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, I don't think so.
02:05:59.000 --> 02:06:00.301
[UNKNOWN]: He's kind of weak, isn't he?
02:06:00.601 --> 02:06:01.482
[UNKNOWN]: It's exactly right.
02:06:01.502 --> 02:06:02.363
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no.
02:06:02.643 --> 02:06:06.647
[UNKNOWN]: And I bring it up in my video too, which you'll see because I have the footage for you too.
02:06:07.487 --> 02:06:13.272
[UNKNOWN]: I have the very first, the first match that I wrestled after I cut all that weight on on video.
02:06:13.413 --> 02:06:13.833
[UNKNOWN]: I have it.
02:06:14.433 --> 02:06:15.914
[UNKNOWN]: I got annihilated in that match.
02:06:16.134 --> 02:06:19.296
[UNKNOWN]: The guy man handled me like I was a freaking raggedy anti-doll.
02:06:19.396 --> 02:06:20.797
[UNKNOWN]: Like it just wasn't even close.
02:06:20.837 --> 02:06:25.040
[UNKNOWN]: Like he like hooks my arms back behind my legs, but do his little weird dosy dospin on the mat.
02:06:25.060 --> 02:06:25.820
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm on my back.
02:06:27.361 --> 02:06:27.941
[UNKNOWN]: I couldn't think.
02:06:28.362 --> 02:06:34.806
[UNKNOWN]: Just laying there just kind of semi-dazed because I just finally made weight after spending a month trying to cut 30 pounds.
02:06:35.646 --> 02:06:36.286
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:06:36.447 --> 02:06:41.850
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, you're going to try to tell me that Loudon's going to just barely make weight after losing his discipline.
02:06:42.470 --> 02:06:50.977
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, we might add because with the whole thing was calling out, he's going to really make wait and then go out there and pin the multi-state champion.
02:06:51.037 --> 02:06:51.537
[UNKNOWN]: That's no.
02:06:52.058 --> 02:06:52.278
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:06:52.778 --> 02:06:53.519
[UNKNOWN]: No.
02:06:53.619 --> 02:06:55.981
[UNKNOWN]: And that's just one grievance I have with that indexing.
02:06:56.241 --> 02:07:08.271
[UNKNOWN]: This is when I would get very heated if I had really liked the book with Ali and be like, God damn it, the movie's just given us the hero winning because that's what they want to do.
02:07:08.291 --> 02:07:09.852
[UNKNOWN]: They want the hero to always fucking win.
02:07:10.581 --> 02:07:11.322
[UNKNOWN]: No means the 80s.
02:07:11.422 --> 02:07:12.062
[UNKNOWN]: That's how they had it.
02:07:12.082 --> 02:07:12.462
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
02:07:12.743 --> 02:07:16.165
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I think that's what you said when we got a tie-off all off of the bow.
02:07:17.026 --> 02:07:36.180
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and there are other things that's that final scene that really bugged me, but honestly I would say him beating shoot bugs bugs me the most just because it would that wouldn't if it were kind of if they went to the Rocky route or maybe they went all three matches and shoot still wins because he is the better wrestler.
02:07:37.124 --> 02:07:43.207
[UNKNOWN]: And that's the given the tension that we had between shoot and loud in the times that they, you know, and then maybe shoot has a little more respect for them.
02:07:43.687 --> 02:07:50.231
[UNKNOWN]: That's also I think that would made it so much better for me anyway, just there's other things they do in that last thing like.
02:07:51.273 --> 02:07:53.914
[UNKNOWN]: When Loudon walks out on the map, do you know what's wrong with him?
02:07:54.034 --> 02:07:54.274
[UNKNOWN]: No.
02:07:54.454 --> 02:07:56.794
[UNKNOWN]: His singlet is down and he doesn't have his head gear on.
02:07:57.454 --> 02:08:00.315
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, he wouldn't do that.
02:08:00.595 --> 02:08:02.656
[UNKNOWN]: The second year on the map, don't you have present?
02:08:02.676 --> 02:08:04.016
[UNKNOWN]: Because it cuts to shoot.
02:08:04.156 --> 02:08:05.256
[UNKNOWN]: Shoot hasn't even walked on the map.
02:08:05.276 --> 02:08:13.178
[UNKNOWN]: Because in dual meets, depending on how the coin toss works, one team is going to have to send their wrestler out first on the odd matches.
02:08:13.218 --> 02:08:15.819
[UNKNOWN]: And the other team sends their wrestler to map out on the even matches.
02:08:21.608 --> 02:08:25.969
[UNKNOWN]: Obviously, Loudon's team has to send him out first on the even matches, right?
02:08:26.049 --> 02:08:31.310
[UNKNOWN]: Or wherever that, I'm, I'm, I've done another wrong way because it's odd by a first match, second match, their match.
02:08:31.410 --> 02:08:32.151
[UNKNOWN]: So once you three.
02:08:32.171 --> 02:08:37.212
[UNKNOWN]: So whatever, Loudon had to go out on the mat first for his match against shoot.
02:08:37.792 --> 02:08:38.532
[UNKNOWN]: Loudon walks out there.
02:08:38.552 --> 02:08:39.652
[UNKNOWN]: He's saying that his sing was down.
02:08:39.692 --> 02:08:41.433
[UNKNOWN]: His head year's not even on.
02:08:41.513 --> 02:08:44.794
[UNKNOWN]: When it comes, when it cuts to shoot, his singlet is on.
02:08:44.814 --> 02:08:45.894
[UNKNOWN]: His head year's strapped.
02:08:45.914 --> 02:08:49.695
[UNKNOWN]: He's ready to go because the idea that there's supposed to get on their shake hands, reflow as a whistle.
02:08:49.715 --> 02:08:50.055
[UNKNOWN]: That's it.
02:08:50.659 --> 02:08:52.221
[UNKNOWN]: So shoot walks out of the mat.
02:08:52.261 --> 02:08:53.322
[UNKNOWN]: Loudens still not ready.
02:08:53.422 --> 02:08:56.325
[UNKNOWN]: And we're standing there for a minute while he's pulling his head You're up.
02:08:56.786 --> 02:09:06.876
[UNKNOWN]: His singlet on and putting his head you're on in real world loud and gets called for stalling and shoot is a world Shoot is a word of point for that and the team is penalized the point.
02:09:07.057 --> 02:09:10.100
[UNKNOWN]: Wow The point comes off the score in in real world
02:09:11.035 --> 02:09:17.918
[UNKNOWN]: Um, if you report, if you even report to the table, um, like in a tournament with looking like that, you're getting called for stalling.
02:09:17.998 --> 02:09:24.200
[UNKNOWN]: I've actually had to stop my own wrestlers because they're so gun-ho about going to report on time that they don't even have their stuff ready.
02:09:24.340 --> 02:09:25.240
[UNKNOWN]: And one of them was a senior.
02:09:25.360 --> 02:09:29.462
[UNKNOWN]: I had to, like, straight up, like, at a channel, my, my real sergeant, stop.
02:09:31.743 --> 02:09:55.391
[UNKNOWN]: What is a pull up your singlet put your head you're on and he asked that very quickly is a now go check it So yeah, yeah, so that's seen and be like don't be him And there's only one other thing about that scene that bothers me too is you may remember this you may not But it's when it's very early on in the match when louder than shoot or fighting to get the takedown and the end of going out of bounds And the ref says no takedown, right?
02:09:55.772 --> 02:09:56.752
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, okay, so
02:09:57.542 --> 02:10:07.824
[UNKNOWN]: In wrestling, when there's a, if there's no takedown, if it doesn't even matter where if you're both like down close on the matter, whatever it does matter how it is, if the reps is out of balance, no takedown, you guys start back on your feet.
02:10:08.004 --> 02:10:10.625
[UNKNOWN]: Make sure that you're on your feet because no, we got to take down.
02:10:11.065 --> 02:10:11.185
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
02:10:11.205 --> 02:10:12.245
[UNKNOWN]: So back, I want that scene.
02:10:12.425 --> 02:10:13.665
[UNKNOWN]: He puts louder on the bottom.
02:10:13.725 --> 02:10:25.248
[UNKNOWN]: So louder has to get louder and has to get down and I guess he has to get out, or it makes no sense to me because he basically, because louder tries to explode up, shoot takes into the mat and the referee awards a takedown to shoot.
02:10:25.628 --> 02:10:26.309
[UNKNOWN]: That's not a thing.
02:10:26.589 --> 02:10:28.910
[UNKNOWN]: He literally gave you to take down with that scene.
02:10:28.950 --> 02:10:29.571
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:10:29.791 --> 02:10:30.571
[UNKNOWN]: It just makes no sense.
02:10:30.872 --> 02:10:32.313
[UNKNOWN]: It's just, I guess.
02:10:32.333 --> 02:10:32.533
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:10:34.054 --> 02:10:35.795
[UNKNOWN]: I have feelings about that scene.
02:10:37.776 --> 02:10:38.537
[UNKNOWN]: So many feelings.
02:10:39.918 --> 02:10:41.859
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you for sharing those feelings.
02:10:41.919 --> 02:10:42.319
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
02:10:44.201 --> 02:10:44.521
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
02:10:44.741 --> 02:10:45.722
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's all I got.
02:10:46.062 --> 02:10:51.506
[UNKNOWN]: So is there anything else that you want to chat about with that before we get to casting?
02:10:51.686 --> 02:10:53.147
[UNKNOWN]: Don't read this trash book, please.
02:10:55.074 --> 02:10:55.815
[UNKNOWN]: I agree.
02:10:55.895 --> 02:11:00.879
[UNKNOWN]: And if you decide you want to read it by for the will, by from goodwill, goodwill books.
02:11:00.899 --> 02:11:02.080
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm proud of it.
02:11:02.220 --> 02:11:04.302
[UNKNOWN]: Or you can go to use bookstores for somebody there hasn't.
02:11:04.482 --> 02:11:06.864
[UNKNOWN]: That's actually where I found my two dollar copies at half-press books.
02:11:07.405 --> 02:11:18.794
[UNKNOWN]: Do not buy it off Amazon, don't buy it in any way that gives Terry Davis money, please for the love of all things literary do not do this.
02:11:18.935 --> 02:11:22.658
[UNKNOWN]: But I think my rant's done now, Ally, you may go on, okay.
02:11:23.307 --> 02:11:23.687
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
02:11:23.907 --> 02:11:24.227
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
02:11:24.527 --> 02:11:28.949
[UNKNOWN]: Well, we're going to kick it off with loud and played by Matthew Moodeen.
02:11:29.329 --> 02:11:38.251
[UNKNOWN]: I thought it was hilarious because I watched Stranger Things and I sat there staring at this kid and I was like, he looks very familiar.
02:11:38.271 --> 02:11:41.852
[UNKNOWN]: And then there was a scene and I was like, your papa.
02:11:42.272 --> 02:11:43.772
[UNKNOWN]: See, he'll always be Joker to me.
02:11:43.852 --> 02:11:45.993
[UNKNOWN]: It like with my dad having served in the Marine Corps.
02:11:46.653 --> 02:11:50.796
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I grew up watching full metal jacket, so he's always going to be joker to me.
02:11:51.516 --> 02:11:52.537
[UNKNOWN]: That's funny.
02:11:53.158 --> 02:11:54.939
[UNKNOWN]: In the Jonas Brothers music video.
02:11:55.099 --> 02:11:55.339
[UNKNOWN]: What?
02:11:55.759 --> 02:11:56.240
[UNKNOWN]: That's funny.
02:11:56.280 --> 02:11:57.901
[UNKNOWN]: Which one?
02:11:58.401 --> 02:11:59.662
[UNKNOWN]: What a man got to do.
02:11:59.682 --> 02:12:01.984
[UNKNOWN]: Wait, wait.
02:12:02.104 --> 02:12:04.486
[UNKNOWN]: Actually, I did know that because I'm like he looks so familiar.
02:12:04.506 --> 02:12:05.646
[UNKNOWN]: What have I seen him in?
02:12:05.666 --> 02:12:07.288
[UNKNOWN]: Because I didn't watch stranger things.
02:12:07.668 --> 02:12:08.909
[UNKNOWN]: But we didn't know.
02:12:08.929 --> 02:12:09.789
[UNKNOWN]: Nothing's popping up.
02:12:09.809 --> 02:12:10.290
[UNKNOWN]: I miss it out.
02:12:26.835 --> 02:12:32.437
[UNKNOWN]: Is it the cartoon just stranger things just in a cartoon form or is it a different story?
02:12:32.637 --> 02:12:33.177
[UNKNOWN]: Well, okay.
02:12:33.317 --> 02:12:35.358
[UNKNOWN]: I haven't finished season five.
02:12:36.018 --> 02:12:41.901
[UNKNOWN]: So I don't totally know, but Tom, if you have any insight into this, that's not spoiler.
02:12:42.881 --> 02:12:44.922
[UNKNOWN]: I haven't seen season five yet.
02:12:44.962 --> 02:12:46.322
[UNKNOWN]: We haven't had Netflix years.
02:12:46.602 --> 02:12:48.543
[UNKNOWN]: So we can talk about just reinstating it.
02:12:48.563 --> 02:12:51.924
[UNKNOWN]: So we can binge watch a few things that we're wanting.
02:12:52.244 --> 02:12:53.925
[UNKNOWN]: We have too many streaming services as it is.
02:12:54.487 --> 02:12:59.630
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, because like we went to McDonald's today and the McDonald's toys are stranger things books.
02:13:00.070 --> 02:13:04.953
[UNKNOWN]: So my kids are like, I want to watch them and I'm like, well, I need to know about the cartoon.
02:13:05.213 --> 02:13:11.977
[UNKNOWN]: I let you watch it today and know, because I'm pretty sure the Dema Gorgon and all that crazy creepy stuff is still in it.
02:13:12.137 --> 02:13:13.638
[UNKNOWN]: It's just cartoon version.
02:13:14.018 --> 02:13:17.401
[UNKNOWN]: But yeah, they're not as scared of cartoons as real things.
02:13:17.441 --> 02:13:22.424
[UNKNOWN]: So I'm not sure that's just my thing, is I think I'm still, I would still like watching.
02:13:22.825 --> 02:13:28.189
[UNKNOWN]: I would still recommend watching it, just to make sure that it is different, just because it is strange things.
02:13:28.249 --> 02:13:35.374
[UNKNOWN]: Stranger Things can be dark at times, like Taylor, or really dark, and not all animation is for kids.
02:13:35.414 --> 02:13:38.977
[UNKNOWN]: And something I remember trying to explain to my parents actually when I was in high school.
02:13:39.617 --> 02:13:42.118
[UNKNOWN]: If they saw animation, they'd think, oh, it's a cartoon.
02:13:42.138 --> 02:13:44.200
[UNKNOWN]: So no animation is just a medium.
02:13:44.500 --> 02:13:46.581
[UNKNOWN]: It's just, yeah, yeah, the way it deals.
02:13:46.601 --> 02:13:46.901
[UNKNOWN]: Sorry.
02:13:47.401 --> 02:13:56.966
[UNKNOWN]: When it was McDonald's having the thing, my thought went to, when my mom told me when Jurassic Park first came out, and McDonald's had Jurassic Park toys.
02:13:57.086 --> 02:14:00.188
[UNKNOWN]: So all the parents brought their little kids to Jurassic Park.
02:14:00.968 --> 02:14:08.752
[UNKNOWN]: And they're like, McDonald's had to backtrack and take the Jurassic Park toys away, because Jurassic dinosaurs were eating people.
02:14:09.532 --> 02:14:13.594
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I was I was hiding under my jacket and when we were to see the last world.
02:14:14.634 --> 02:14:16.995
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so that's what that's my thought.
02:14:17.035 --> 02:14:21.257
[UNKNOWN]: I'm like, I wonder if McDonald's just doesn't realize it's not a kid's thing.
02:14:21.577 --> 02:14:23.578
[UNKNOWN]: We should not be promoting these toys.
02:14:24.353 --> 02:14:34.498
[UNKNOWN]: I think the problem is that parents now don't care because I know that a lot of kids in elementary school have watched stranger things is true.
02:14:34.518 --> 02:14:39.520
[UNKNOWN]: So I think that's where we're at right now with McDonald's putting out the stranger thing stuff.
02:14:40.200 --> 02:14:41.681
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, man.
02:14:41.861 --> 02:14:44.442
[UNKNOWN]: When I was eight, I could quote full mental jackets.
02:14:44.482 --> 02:14:44.963
[UNKNOWN]: So I mean, I
02:14:45.783 --> 02:14:53.507
[UNKNOWN]: I was going to say I have absolutely no room to talk because I've been watching shit that I probably shouldn't have been watching when I was there age two.
02:14:53.987 --> 02:15:05.712
[UNKNOWN]: But I'm just punch my third graders when season five drop came in and I was like, Miss lines, oh my gosh, have you watched stranger things and I'm like, no, why have you?
02:15:06.613 --> 02:15:10.815
[UNKNOWN]: No, my mom any time any of her kids try to talk to her about stranger things.
02:15:10.915 --> 02:15:11.455
[UNKNOWN]: She's like, you
02:15:11.475 --> 02:15:17.119
[UNKNOWN]: You should not be watching that, and I don't want you talking about an in-class for all the other kids who haven't watched it.
02:15:17.199 --> 02:15:17.440
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
02:15:17.960 --> 02:15:19.021
[UNKNOWN]: I don't need to watch it.
02:15:19.121 --> 02:15:19.301
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:15:19.401 --> 02:15:20.342
[UNKNOWN]: Anyways, so.
02:15:20.422 --> 02:15:23.404
[UNKNOWN]: Anyway, Matthew Medina's loud, and I like them in the role.
02:15:23.644 --> 02:15:24.025
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:15:24.085 --> 02:15:24.705
[UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah.
02:15:24.905 --> 02:15:25.165
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:15:25.245 --> 02:15:25.446
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
02:15:25.726 --> 02:15:26.086
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:15:26.106 --> 02:15:26.567
[UNKNOWN]: You did well.
02:15:26.607 --> 02:15:26.927
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:15:26.947 --> 02:15:27.127
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:15:27.167 --> 02:15:29.649
[UNKNOWN]: Try this type of character.
02:15:30.029 --> 02:15:38.635
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, they give Linda for and Tina for and Tina played choose and as this first apartment.
02:15:38.955 --> 02:15:40.456
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I really liked her in it.
02:15:40.536 --> 02:15:45.339
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's the thing because book Carla is very different from movie Carla.
02:15:45.760 --> 02:15:52.144
[UNKNOWN]: So I don't think she would have worked as book Carla because this Carla is the realistic version.
02:15:52.444 --> 02:15:56.587
[UNKNOWN]: The movie version is whereas book one is fantasy.
02:15:56.987 --> 02:15:59.869
[UNKNOWN]: Do we need to cover anything else about Carla or this version of Carla?
02:16:00.509 --> 02:16:01.270
[UNKNOWN]: I think we're good.
02:16:01.710 --> 02:16:02.150
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
02:16:02.451 --> 02:16:06.893
[UNKNOWN]: A fun fact about Linda quarantine, although, um, did you guys recognize her from anywhere?
02:16:07.714 --> 02:16:10.996
[UNKNOWN]: I just searched, sure, and I'm like, what did I recognize her from?
02:16:11.617 --> 02:16:12.277
[UNKNOWN]: Probably dogma.
02:16:14.934 --> 02:16:18.215
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I think this was her first role out of drama cool.
02:16:18.235 --> 02:16:18.696
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, we're very.
02:16:18.736 --> 02:16:18.896
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:16:18.956 --> 02:16:19.096
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:16:19.116 --> 02:16:19.276
[UNKNOWN]: Wow.
02:16:19.296 --> 02:16:20.737
[UNKNOWN]: She was in men in black.
02:16:20.757 --> 02:16:22.678
[UNKNOWN]: That's probably when I was pregnant.
02:16:22.698 --> 02:16:23.598
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
02:16:23.618 --> 02:16:23.799
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
02:16:23.819 --> 02:16:24.879
[UNKNOWN]: She wasn't my black.
02:16:24.899 --> 02:16:26.340
[UNKNOWN]: She was the Emmy.
02:16:40.841 --> 02:16:41.121
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:16:41.582 --> 02:16:41.822
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
02:16:42.342 --> 02:16:47.087
[UNKNOWN]: We got Michael Schuaffling, Schuaffling, Schuaffling.
02:16:47.607 --> 02:16:48.168
[UNKNOWN]: Play Kooch.
02:16:48.748 --> 02:16:57.937
[UNKNOWN]: So this version of Kooch in the movie is I think he's a combination of two characters in the book because Kooch in the book is nothing like this.
02:16:58.518 --> 02:16:59.178
[UNKNOWN]: Nope.
02:16:59.258 --> 02:17:06.045
[UNKNOWN]: And then we find out because we get that scene where he's got that abusive dad that loud and sees, but that was a different character.
02:17:06.948 --> 02:17:22.897
[UNKNOWN]: So they kind of combine to coot those two characters and characters that they didn't want to have the two friendships and just made it one yeah and for the movie I think it works well I think it also explains a lot of accuses character because in the movie Cooch could never keep his mouth shut yeah that's true
02:17:31.107 --> 02:17:35.908
[UNKNOWN]: or Coach C's Carla, you know, gives loud and crap about all the weight he's losing, which I thought was hilarious.
02:17:35.928 --> 02:17:38.149
[UNKNOWN]: That's honestly, I think, a great scene between the two of them.
02:17:38.629 --> 02:17:42.250
[UNKNOWN]: But then everybody knows that Carla's staying a loud in the house.
02:17:43.390 --> 02:17:45.091
[UNKNOWN]: He was a great teammate in the movie.
02:17:45.311 --> 02:17:46.551
[UNKNOWN]: He wasn't a very good friend.
02:17:47.192 --> 02:17:47.512
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:17:47.772 --> 02:17:51.413
[UNKNOWN]: Like, because he was workout with loud and he'd encourage him with that.
02:17:51.733 --> 02:17:53.293
[UNKNOWN]: I thought he was as a great as a teammate.
02:17:53.313 --> 02:17:54.033
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, great, great,
02:17:57.012 --> 02:18:03.281
[UNKNOWN]: and the way he was trash talking shoot for except in the forfeit went loud and didn't even show up it's like dude, come on.
02:18:03.601 --> 02:18:05.083
[UNKNOWN]: You would be doing the same thing.
02:18:05.163 --> 02:18:07.306
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's like, yeah,
02:18:12.463 --> 02:18:15.706
[UNKNOWN]: So we have Ronnie Cox played louder than dad.
02:18:15.866 --> 02:18:16.867
[UNKNOWN]: He did good.
02:18:16.887 --> 02:18:19.529
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there's not what you can say, but I like Ronnie Cox.
02:18:19.669 --> 02:18:20.170
[UNKNOWN]: I've seen him.
02:18:20.310 --> 02:18:22.432
[UNKNOWN]: I think he was, yeah, he was using Robocom.
02:18:22.492 --> 02:18:23.613
[UNKNOWN]: I think he was also in Star Trek.
02:18:23.773 --> 02:18:24.613
[UNKNOWN]: He wasn't Star Trek.
02:18:24.794 --> 02:18:26.195
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, so no, I nerd.
02:18:26.455 --> 02:18:28.096
[UNKNOWN]: No, I nerd is nerds that are coming out.
02:18:28.116 --> 02:18:33.021
[UNKNOWN]: But no, he played a great character in Star Trek for an generation where you think you hate him.
02:18:33.061 --> 02:18:34.081
[UNKNOWN]: And then you end up loving him.
02:18:34.642 --> 02:18:35.503
[UNKNOWN]: Kind of a sense of the play.
02:18:35.863 --> 02:18:37.765
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he's a character for sure.
02:18:38.345 --> 02:18:40.127
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so no, yeah, now he's fine.
02:18:41.345 --> 02:18:43.166
[UNKNOWN]: And Frank Jasper played cute.
02:18:43.507 --> 02:18:46.088
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he didn't get with the way they portrayed shoot in this.
02:18:46.308 --> 02:18:49.891
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I thought he'd define the kind of your stereotypical 80s bad guy.
02:18:50.631 --> 02:18:50.851
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:18:51.011 --> 02:18:51.512
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:18:51.612 --> 02:18:52.052
[UNKNOWN]: I think.
02:18:52.772 --> 02:18:54.474
[UNKNOWN]: I really don't think shoots the villain of the movie.
02:18:54.514 --> 02:18:58.296
[UNKNOWN]: They have to train as that because loudens technically the protagonist because of his story.
02:18:58.316 --> 02:19:00.617
[UNKNOWN]: But honestly, if anybody's the villain is loud.
02:19:02.138 --> 02:19:02.559
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:19:03.219 --> 02:19:07.822
[UNKNOWN]: You think about that that scene when he has the bloody nose during the match and they have to call it.
02:19:08.702 --> 02:19:31.753
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he only had that bloody nose because he was forcing himself to lose a lot of amount of weight in a short period of time and beat out She beat out coach because he was wrestling the weight that Kuch would have been wrestling right had Loud-in been wrestling his natural weight and Kuch been wrestling the weight that where this kid was Kuch would have won that match loud and probably would have won whatever match that he had and that team would have won the duel But because Loud-in wasn't at his weight.
02:19:31.793 --> 02:19:33.533
[UNKNOWN]: He was technically Kuch's weight.
02:19:34.334 --> 02:19:36.715
[UNKNOWN]: He cost them the duel because of this
02:19:37.670 --> 02:19:40.751
[UNKNOWN]: He has no reason to be dropping the weights or restful shoes.
02:19:40.811 --> 02:19:41.911
[UNKNOWN]: You just wanted to.
02:19:42.031 --> 02:19:42.711
[UNKNOWN]: You just wanted to.
02:19:42.811 --> 02:19:44.032
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:19:44.292 --> 02:19:46.092
[UNKNOWN]: When I was cutting my weight, I had a reason to.
02:19:46.152 --> 02:19:47.673
[UNKNOWN]: We didn't have anybody at 1809.
02:19:47.953 --> 02:19:49.633
[UNKNOWN]: That's obviously where I needed to be.
02:19:49.653 --> 02:19:50.694
[UNKNOWN]: It's just during football season.
02:19:50.914 --> 02:19:51.874
[UNKNOWN]: Whatever the hell you want.
02:19:52.034 --> 02:19:52.494
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:19:52.614 --> 02:19:54.675
[UNKNOWN]: But when I told my coach, I'm dropping 1809.
02:19:54.695 --> 02:19:55.995
[UNKNOWN]: He was like, okay, be smart about it.
02:19:57.015 --> 02:19:57.875
[UNKNOWN]: I wasn't smart about it.
02:19:57.996 --> 02:20:00.796
[UNKNOWN]: But I told him I would be.
02:20:01.316 --> 02:20:02.537
[UNKNOWN]: So no, Frank Jasper is shoot.
02:20:02.817 --> 02:20:03.357
[UNKNOWN]: I like him fine.
02:20:03.517 --> 02:20:08.861
[UNKNOWN]: And then last one I got is Charles Hallahan is the coach.
02:20:09.401 --> 02:20:10.482
[UNKNOWN]: The coach cracks me up.
02:20:10.542 --> 02:20:11.102
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sorry.
02:20:13.924 --> 02:20:16.246
[UNKNOWN]: No, like every 80s movie coach.
02:20:16.666 --> 02:20:17.587
[UNKNOWN]: Sure did.
02:20:18.067 --> 02:20:21.830
[UNKNOWN]: No, no wrestling coach goes into practice wearing a singlet in a polo.
02:20:22.130 --> 02:20:22.731
[UNKNOWN]: They did.
02:20:24.772 --> 02:20:25.553
[UNKNOWN]: You may be good.
02:20:27.787 --> 02:20:42.498
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe maybe I'll do it one day your next wrestling season when is when is wrestling season like from window in a typically no Vemper fed no members of February so like you so you start practice in November like November's basically a practice month
02:20:43.169 --> 02:20:49.173
[UNKNOWN]: December's when the match is actually start, and the state term is usually mid-figuring.
02:20:49.694 --> 02:20:54.977
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, because I've just said that would be a really cool, like April Fool's Joe, but it does not align.
02:20:54.997 --> 02:20:56.778
[UNKNOWN]: It does not.
02:20:57.259 --> 02:21:01.382
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not myself doing it, but there's one cast member there's one cast member though.
02:21:01.402 --> 02:21:01.942
[UNKNOWN]: You didn't mention.
02:21:02.062 --> 02:21:02.843
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
02:21:02.923 --> 02:21:04.964
[UNKNOWN]: Future Academy Award winner, Force Whitaker.
02:21:05.584 --> 02:21:06.585
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:21:07.446 --> 02:21:11.989
[UNKNOWN]: I was when I saw his name in the credits, I was like, God damn, I cannot wait.
02:21:13.293 --> 02:21:15.534
[UNKNOWN]: He's like, all the way around fucking dude.
02:21:15.934 --> 02:21:17.355
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he should, he's a poor guy there.
02:21:17.375 --> 02:21:19.896
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think it has, like, maybe wall dozer.
02:21:19.936 --> 02:21:20.316
[UNKNOWN]: Harmly.
02:21:21.257 --> 02:21:23.018
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
02:21:23.258 --> 02:21:28.640
[UNKNOWN]: It literally, like, and I will say the Lensine where he's like front and center extra.
02:21:28.801 --> 02:21:31.502
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, oh, he's giving it his all.
02:21:31.542 --> 02:21:37.205
[UNKNOWN]: This is why he went and made up career for himself.
02:21:37.505 --> 02:21:39.646
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, and we, of course, we can't forget, you know,
02:21:42.768 --> 02:21:43.932
[UNKNOWN]: Madonna as collapsing.
02:21:43.952 --> 02:21:44.634
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
02:21:45.016 --> 02:21:46.159
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the best.
02:21:46.480 --> 02:21:46.982
[UNKNOWN]: So good.
02:21:47.544 --> 02:21:49.791
[UNKNOWN]: Just probably the one person absolutely nailed her role.
02:21:50.516 --> 02:21:51.276
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, she did.
02:21:52.217 --> 02:21:52.797
[UNKNOWN]: Perfect.
02:21:53.977 --> 02:21:54.897
[UNKNOWN]: Beautiful.
02:21:55.678 --> 02:21:59.319
[UNKNOWN]: She's literally the last one on IMDB.
02:21:59.779 --> 02:22:00.719
[UNKNOWN]: She's the last.
02:22:01.199 --> 02:22:07.941
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you're at club Madonna singer and club.
02:22:08.501 --> 02:22:13.023
[UNKNOWN]: She's the last one on there yet countries beyond countries renamed this movie for her.
02:22:14.720 --> 02:22:19.323
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I think part of it is because a lot of other countries wouldn't know what a vision quest is.
02:22:19.783 --> 02:22:20.604
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:22:21.024 --> 02:22:22.385
[UNKNOWN]: It wouldn't make any sense.
02:22:22.405 --> 02:22:28.929
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it doesn't make even make sense for us, like really, unless you, unless you watch that episode of Family Guy, that.
02:22:28.949 --> 02:22:29.589
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
02:22:29.669 --> 02:22:30.850
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yes.
02:22:31.130 --> 02:22:31.551
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yes.
02:22:31.591 --> 02:22:32.731
[UNKNOWN]: I do love that episode.
02:22:32.891 --> 02:22:35.113
[UNKNOWN]: That's a great episode, like early Family Guy's the best.
02:22:36.020 --> 02:22:40.424
[UNKNOWN]: But I mean, it makes sense because the whole movie is basically then promoting this song anyway.
02:22:40.864 --> 02:22:43.887
[UNKNOWN]: And so it honestly is, yep.
02:22:44.047 --> 02:22:46.529
[UNKNOWN]: You want another fun fact about the book Vision Quest?
02:22:47.030 --> 02:22:47.530
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, yes.
02:22:47.850 --> 02:22:53.415
[UNKNOWN]: I can't believe them, but to tell you this, because it's going to just shock you both.
02:22:53.515 --> 02:22:57.138
[UNKNOWN]: In 1980, Vision Quest, ALE best books for young adults.
02:22:58.695 --> 02:23:01.836
[UNKNOWN]: Now, granted, I don't know if we could warn or not, I can't find any.
02:23:01.976 --> 02:23:10.680
[UNKNOWN]: But yeah, American Library, American Library Association, it was at least nominated for the award for Best Book for Young Adults, or it was just named to a list or something like that.
02:23:10.720 --> 02:23:11.341
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know what it's like.
02:23:11.421 --> 02:23:14.042
[UNKNOWN]: It was not a lot of other options.
02:23:14.742 --> 02:23:15.262
[UNKNOWN]: Hopefully.
02:23:15.722 --> 02:23:16.883
[UNKNOWN]: I would like to thank that.
02:23:17.323 --> 02:23:23.266
[UNKNOWN]: I think I think it is a list because there's a couple other here, New York Public Library Best Books for the Teen H 1980.
02:23:24.824 --> 02:23:29.345
[UNKNOWN]: And then ALA best books for young adults in the last quarter century, 1995.
02:23:29.505 --> 02:23:29.885
[UNKNOWN]: Wow.
02:23:29.905 --> 02:23:31.126
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
02:23:32.486 --> 02:23:33.626
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to do this.
02:23:33.706 --> 02:23:35.847
[UNKNOWN]: I think there's better.
02:23:36.147 --> 02:23:36.527
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:23:36.607 --> 02:23:37.408
[UNKNOWN]: What the fuck?
02:23:38.488 --> 02:23:40.408
[UNKNOWN]: Don't be in trying to this way.
02:23:42.849 --> 02:23:43.549
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no.
02:23:43.709 --> 02:23:43.969
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
02:23:43.989 --> 02:23:44.610
[UNKNOWN]: Before we okay.
02:23:44.630 --> 02:23:45.950
[UNKNOWN]: And now we're going to be wrapping this up soon.
02:23:45.970 --> 02:23:48.110
[UNKNOWN]: But this is I've been waiting for this opportunity here.
02:23:48.231 --> 02:23:48.851
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, please.
02:23:49.051 --> 02:23:49.811
[UNKNOWN]: Amazon reviews.
02:23:49.991 --> 02:23:50.371
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yes.
02:23:51.091 --> 02:23:51.471
[UNKNOWN]: Tell us.
02:23:51.892 --> 02:23:52.252
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
02:23:54.123 --> 02:24:07.388
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, so currently on Amazon, Amazon's Ray has a 4.4 out of 5 star rating with 208 reviews, 3.9 on good reads with 461 reviews.
02:24:07.868 --> 02:24:09.169
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
02:24:09.289 --> 02:24:10.549
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
02:24:12.610 --> 02:24:16.471
[UNKNOWN]: This very first review is a five star review from wrestling knee pads.
02:24:16.771 --> 02:24:17.072
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
02:24:19.321 --> 02:24:21.762
[UNKNOWN]: Awesome book about high school wrestling and everyday life.
02:24:21.902 --> 02:24:26.843
[UNKNOWN]: Loudon Swain has a vision quest to drop three weight classes to wrestle a state championship shoot in order to do this.
02:24:26.903 --> 02:24:29.343
[UNKNOWN]: He has to lose weight and to battle for him to this.
02:24:29.363 --> 02:24:30.743
[UNKNOWN]: This honestly reads like tear data.
02:24:30.784 --> 02:24:33.524
[UNKNOWN]: It's left through the world.
02:24:34.744 --> 02:24:35.284
[UNKNOWN]: Excellent book.
02:24:35.304 --> 02:24:35.785
[UNKNOWN]: Great movie.
02:24:35.805 --> 02:24:38.645
[UNKNOWN]: I recommend this book and movie for anyone who enjoys wrestling.
02:24:38.685 --> 02:24:40.646
[UNKNOWN]: Folk style, especially high school student wrestlers.
02:24:40.686 --> 02:24:42.726
[UNKNOWN]: That's a verified purchase, by the way.
02:24:42.966 --> 02:24:44.546
[UNKNOWN]: May four of five purchase.
02:24:45.027 --> 02:24:46.407
[UNKNOWN]: May four of six.
02:24:46.467 --> 02:24:46.707
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:24:49.005 --> 02:24:51.285
[UNKNOWN]: This is so much like that.
02:24:51.405 --> 02:24:56.506
[UNKNOWN]: Verified Burke purchase August 26th of 2025 from Big Biceps.
02:24:57.086 --> 02:24:57.446
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
02:24:59.627 --> 02:25:07.548
[UNKNOWN]: This is a great book for anyone who likes a good story, but especially if you're interested in amateur wrestling, a really good read, and that's a really good read isn't all caps.
02:25:10.249 --> 02:25:11.969
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, really good read.
02:25:11.989 --> 02:25:14.269
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
02:25:14.349 --> 02:25:15.370
[UNKNOWN]: I got to go to the fun.
02:25:15.470 --> 02:25:15.930
[UNKNOWN]: The fun stuff.
02:25:15.950 --> 02:25:16.250
[UNKNOWN]: Hold on.
02:25:16.790 --> 02:25:17.270
[UNKNOWN]: Let me see it.
02:25:17.510 --> 02:25:17.710
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
02:25:18.873 --> 02:25:25.057
[UNKNOWN]: of these ratings here, 67% are four star, or assuming 67% are five star.
02:25:26.118 --> 02:25:27.379
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my god.
02:25:28.519 --> 02:25:36.104
[UNKNOWN]: 19% are four, 9% are three, 3% are two, and only 2% of all these are one star reviews.
02:25:36.885 --> 02:25:38.666
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my god, you've got a bunch of good reads.
02:25:39.746 --> 02:25:40.447
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, here's the book.
02:25:41.483 --> 02:25:48.708
[UNKNOWN]: Um, this is an anonymous review with a verify purchase one star nothing like the movie pretty vulgar wouldn't suggest it if you're looking for something similar to the movie.
02:25:50.149 --> 02:25:52.130
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, agreed.
02:25:55.693 --> 02:25:58.314
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, this is the title of this one here.
02:25:58.554 --> 02:25:59.835
[UNKNOWN]: Uh, this is not for agents.
02:26:00.115 --> 02:26:01.736
[UNKNOWN]: Uh, this is not for ages 12 and up.
02:26:02.157 --> 02:26:05.739
[UNKNOWN]: The language in this book is definitely not meant for 12 year olds for reference page 12.
02:26:11.894 --> 02:26:13.435
[UNKNOWN]: read it for our listeners, Ali.
02:26:13.475 --> 02:26:14.435
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think I can.
02:26:17.497 --> 02:26:24.200
[UNKNOWN]: I know she says it's a pig's female starting with a pea pork.
02:26:27.562 --> 02:26:29.423
[UNKNOWN]: Let's see, let's see what it's.
02:26:29.623 --> 02:26:35.926
[UNKNOWN]: Carla and daddy and breakfast and they're talking all about pork and inappropriateness and
02:26:38.302 --> 02:26:46.349
[UNKNOWN]: The human body, well-kept is a beautiful thing, Carlos says, I don't really think there should be any limits to the fun people could have with it.
02:26:46.409 --> 02:26:52.555
[UNKNOWN]: So then says, I think your friends, Karen, or Karen are, is after mine.
02:26:52.575 --> 02:26:53.736
[UNKNOWN]: What?
02:26:54.937 --> 02:26:57.980
[UNKNOWN]: She remembers she thinks one of his friends is trying to get with her.
02:26:58.000 --> 02:26:59.341
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, that's right.
02:27:00.923 --> 02:27:06.307
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, this is probably the best written review here and this is going to sound a lot like something we've been saying.
02:27:06.327 --> 02:27:07.248
[UNKNOWN]: This is a two star review.
02:27:07.889 --> 02:27:22.320
[UNKNOWN]: Wow, two star, but it's actually pretty well we're interviewing you're going to like this one of the few times I found the movie to be far better than the book that this includes classics like the Wizard of Oz, I've seen that movie several times before reading the book and I refer to the latter.
02:27:23.154 --> 02:27:36.161
[UNKNOWN]: the writers for the film did a good job pulling some of the key elements from the book altered a bit but acceptable poetic license i found the end of the book vision quest a total disappointment nothing like how the movie portrayed the climactic match between swaying and shoot.
02:27:36.441 --> 02:27:36.961
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
02:27:38.122 --> 02:27:38.482
[UNKNOWN]: Lovely.
02:27:38.562 --> 02:27:39.242
[UNKNOWN]: Lovely.
02:27:39.522 --> 02:27:40.103
[UNKNOWN]: Good review.
02:27:40.643 --> 02:27:42.444
[UNKNOWN]: There's one of these reviews called a disappointing
02:27:48.733 --> 02:27:51.317
[UNKNOWN]: This just great piece if you get a chance these are gold.
02:27:52.459 --> 02:27:53.581
[UNKNOWN]: That's hilarious.
02:27:53.841 --> 02:27:53.981
[UNKNOWN]: So.
02:27:54.876 --> 02:27:55.056
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:27:55.256 --> 02:28:01.658
[UNKNOWN]: It's rated 3.85 on out of five on good reads.
02:28:01.998 --> 02:28:05.240
[UNKNOWN]: Only 1% only 1% gave it one star.
02:28:05.500 --> 02:28:07.160
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's insane to me.
02:28:07.580 --> 02:28:09.381
[UNKNOWN]: It's like five star five star five star.
02:28:09.721 --> 02:28:10.761
[UNKNOWN]: That's fine.
02:28:10.861 --> 02:28:16.303
[UNKNOWN]: Terry's giving all of his students extra credit if they go and leave a five star review.
02:28:17.324 --> 02:28:18.364
[UNKNOWN]: That, you know, that would make sense.
02:28:18.464 --> 02:28:18.944
[UNKNOWN]: I don't, yeah.
02:28:18.964 --> 02:28:20.445
[UNKNOWN]: That would just mean you don't
02:28:24.525 --> 02:28:29.328
[UNKNOWN]: And yeah, I'll reimburse you for no he can't reimburse him because then he's not making any money.
02:28:29.348 --> 02:28:29.688
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
02:28:30.749 --> 02:28:31.590
[UNKNOWN]: That's so funny.
02:28:31.950 --> 02:28:32.350
[UNKNOWN]: Whatever.
02:28:32.770 --> 02:28:33.050
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
02:28:33.531 --> 02:28:35.312
[UNKNOWN]: Well, the theme of the book and movie the same.
02:28:36.433 --> 02:28:37.974
[UNKNOWN]: What is the theme of the book?
02:28:39.375 --> 02:28:45.518
[UNKNOWN]: Well, the theme is a or wrestler dropping the ridiculous amount of weight to wrestle the state champion.
02:28:46.059 --> 02:28:51.903
[UNKNOWN]: That's the theme for the most part of the book.
02:28:51.963 --> 02:28:52.403
[UNKNOWN]: Was it?
02:28:55.137 --> 02:29:02.262
[UNKNOWN]: There's a lot in that book, but no, no, no, no, I think the movie and the book differ widely.
02:29:02.443 --> 02:29:08.547
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, do the characters stay true to how they're written in the book, no, but I'm glad for that one.
02:29:08.967 --> 02:29:10.388
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm kind of curious about that one.
02:29:11.089 --> 02:29:13.251
[UNKNOWN]: And what do we prefer?
02:29:14.600 --> 02:29:15.181
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no.
02:29:15.661 --> 02:29:19.224
[UNKNOWN]: No, I do believe that this is not even close.
02:29:19.865 --> 02:29:21.566
[UNKNOWN]: I can still sit down and watch the movie.
02:29:21.946 --> 02:29:24.689
[UNKNOWN]: I have a alley alley rewatched it.
02:29:24.729 --> 02:29:28.972
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I watched you like seven months ago, so I had to rewatch it to be ready.
02:29:29.333 --> 02:29:38.240
[UNKNOWN]: I did fall asleep, but I was able to actually sort of pay attention while I was watching it, which I would not have been able to do with the book.
02:29:38.320 --> 02:29:39.441
[UNKNOWN]: So, yes, I agree.
02:29:43.065 --> 02:29:50.928
[UNKNOWN]: It's like I said, it's a for me like 80s like coming of age movie, but yeah, it's still isn't it's not a terrible movie.
02:29:51.649 --> 02:29:55.670
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'll thanks all thanks to Sarah, but especially when when considering his source material.
02:29:55.730 --> 02:29:57.291
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, no, I'll take the movie.
02:29:58.251 --> 02:30:00.232
[UNKNOWN]: Trash ending and all I'll take that trash.
02:30:00.252 --> 02:30:00.693
[UNKNOWN]: There you go.
02:30:02.713 --> 02:30:05.835
[UNKNOWN]: And would you recommend it to a friend?
02:30:06.715 --> 02:30:09.896
[UNKNOWN]: Now that you've already recommended it to to recommend it again.
02:30:11.729 --> 02:30:17.511
[UNKNOWN]: No, hell no, I mean, in fairness, I recommended it to other people too, and it gave the book back.
02:30:18.092 --> 02:30:18.592
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
02:30:18.692 --> 02:30:22.994
[UNKNOWN]: I think you guys probably would have done that if it weren't for this podcast.
02:30:23.534 --> 02:30:23.874
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:30:24.234 --> 02:30:24.895
[UNKNOWN]: Actually.
02:30:24.935 --> 02:30:25.135
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
02:30:25.255 --> 02:30:27.216
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
02:30:27.516 --> 02:30:28.156
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
02:30:28.456 --> 02:30:29.116
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
02:30:29.257 --> 02:30:29.757
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sorry.
02:30:29.777 --> 02:30:31.157
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
02:30:31.718 --> 02:30:33.098
[UNKNOWN]: I remember it.
02:30:33.678 --> 02:30:37.080
[UNKNOWN]: I vaguely remember it from high school, and that was a long time ago.
02:30:37.860 --> 02:30:39.321
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know, I feel that.
02:30:39.401 --> 02:30:40.661
[UNKNOWN]: So funny.
02:30:40.941 --> 02:30:44.303
[UNKNOWN]: And here I thought the difference is between the ending whether we're staying between this.
02:30:44.583 --> 02:30:47.664
[UNKNOWN]: Then you rewrite it and you're like, holy fuck.
02:30:47.744 --> 02:30:48.244
[UNKNOWN]: No, yeah.
02:30:48.304 --> 02:30:56.688
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, just the amount of what the fuck I was saying to myself while reading this book, while I work was just.
02:30:58.768 --> 02:30:59.369
[UNKNOWN]: It was bad.
02:30:59.769 --> 02:31:01.549
[UNKNOWN]: It was just in the whole time.
02:31:01.589 --> 02:31:05.331
[UNKNOWN]: I'm just thinking, like, I'm thinking myself, I'm sorry, Ali and Bri, I'm so sorry.
02:31:07.194 --> 02:31:12.278
[UNKNOWN]: If I can't believe that I'm putting them through this, it was an adventure, you know what?
02:31:12.338 --> 02:31:15.341
[UNKNOWN]: And it was fun once we knew we all hated it together.
02:31:15.361 --> 02:31:25.790
[UNKNOWN]: That's made a big difference, I was just, oh yeah, just a wrestling fan here, a venture going back to the match that loud and blood out of and he had it ahead of orbit.
02:31:26.330 --> 02:31:27.692
[UNKNOWN]: You don't know the thing that did wrong with that.
02:31:27.732 --> 02:31:31.255
[UNKNOWN]: And this is just me being a wrestler and it's not about it.
02:31:31.275 --> 02:31:32.816
[UNKNOWN]: They weren't ready when the match began either.
02:31:34.107 --> 02:31:43.310
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, because like if you go back, you watch that neither one of those wrestlers were because the match that one match is going on ends and then they're going in sitting down, taking off their warmups.
02:31:43.930 --> 02:31:52.313
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I don't think so in wrestling, you have three, there's three different things that they say now wrestling on deck and in the whole.
02:31:52.948 --> 02:31:56.691
[UNKNOWN]: Now wrestling means exactly what sounds like you're now wrestling on deck means you're next.
02:31:57.112 --> 02:32:00.134
[UNKNOWN]: So you need to ready because a match could go six minutes.
02:32:00.154 --> 02:32:01.395
[UNKNOWN]: So you can also last 30 seconds.
02:32:01.656 --> 02:32:04.338
[UNKNOWN]: I got 10 and seven, I got 10 and seven seconds my freshman year.
02:32:04.938 --> 02:32:05.399
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my gosh.
02:32:05.979 --> 02:32:08.762
[UNKNOWN]: That was a record at my school until I was coaching.
02:32:09.802 --> 02:32:10.343
[UNKNOWN]: Wow.
02:32:10.563 --> 02:32:11.384
[UNKNOWN]: So just let you know.
02:32:11.944 --> 02:32:13.386
[UNKNOWN]: So you get 10 to go over.
02:32:13.406 --> 02:32:14.426
[UNKNOWN]: It's a feeling over.
02:32:14.446 --> 02:32:16.768
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, because that that's the objective.
02:32:17.029 --> 02:32:19.491
[UNKNOWN]: Like your your goal is to to pin the over your opponent.
02:32:19.791 --> 02:32:20.812
[UNKNOWN]: It doesn't always happen.
02:32:21.670 --> 02:32:23.233
[UNKNOWN]: But yeah, that's the goal.
02:32:23.974 --> 02:32:35.232
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, so wrestling now now wrestling you draw your up on deck your next be ready because this the match could act very quickly and then in the whole means start warming up basically is what it is.
02:32:35.917 --> 02:32:44.742
[UNKNOWN]: So, loud-in and this other wrestler who didn't even look like they were warming up, just look like they were watching the match and they said later taken us, so you tell them do they walk down on the mat cold?
02:32:44.982 --> 02:32:47.944
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's a great way to hear some songs.
02:32:48.084 --> 02:32:49.445
[UNKNOWN]: Obviously, right?
02:32:49.565 --> 02:32:53.467
[UNKNOWN]: I think it's considered I'll still watch the movie before I ever read that book again.
02:32:53.587 --> 02:32:54.408
[UNKNOWN]: The book's getting learned.
02:32:54.468 --> 02:32:55.729
[UNKNOWN]: I promise you the book's getting burned.
02:32:56.009 --> 02:32:56.529
[UNKNOWN]: We should all...
02:32:58.598 --> 02:32:59.719
[UNKNOWN]: I have a fight for them.
02:32:59.739 --> 02:33:00.620
[UNKNOWN]: We can do it together.
02:33:01.080 --> 02:33:03.081
[UNKNOWN]: We can do it together.
02:33:03.322 --> 02:33:06.524
[UNKNOWN]: We can make our own video to promote this episode.
02:33:07.845 --> 02:33:08.185
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
02:33:09.526 --> 02:33:10.247
[UNKNOWN]: Burning books.
02:33:10.507 --> 02:33:11.468
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my god.
02:33:11.568 --> 02:33:13.029
[UNKNOWN]: I'm impressed.
02:33:13.709 --> 02:33:16.011
[UNKNOWN]: And trash talking Terry Davis in the video.
02:33:16.111 --> 02:33:18.212
[UNKNOWN]: I said we do it.
02:33:18.313 --> 02:33:20.094
[UNKNOWN]: And then you get to listen to it.
02:33:20.114 --> 02:33:20.814
[UNKNOWN]: Do it even more.
02:33:23.220 --> 02:33:27.163
[UNKNOWN]: Can't we but I can't believe I thought this you know, I'm so glad you guys hated it with me too.
02:33:27.223 --> 02:33:28.084
[UNKNOWN]: I'm glad we all hate it.
02:33:28.764 --> 02:33:30.325
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, I love it.
02:33:30.865 --> 02:33:31.406
[UNKNOWN]: But we're done.
02:33:31.686 --> 02:33:32.186
[UNKNOWN]: We did it.
02:33:32.807 --> 02:33:34.888
[UNKNOWN]: We did it.
02:33:34.908 --> 02:33:34.988
[UNKNOWN]: Yay.
02:33:35.329 --> 02:33:36.750
[UNKNOWN]: I'll recommend better books next time.
02:33:37.350 --> 02:33:39.031
[UNKNOWN]: Please.
02:33:39.832 --> 02:33:40.172
[UNKNOWN]: I got you.
02:33:40.212 --> 02:33:40.652
[UNKNOWN]: We're dead.
02:33:41.273 --> 02:33:41.473
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
02:33:42.233 --> 02:33:46.658
[UNKNOWN]: Sorry, I'm sure you probably have to edit this out because we're just rambling at this point, but it's fine.
02:33:46.678 --> 02:33:48.660
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's my job.
02:33:49.201 --> 02:33:56.909
[UNKNOWN]: No, this is actually a perfect segue because at the end we usually let our guests talk about like where we can find them if there's anything they want to share.
02:33:57.009 --> 02:33:58.531
[UNKNOWN]: And now you can share about your.
02:33:58.551 --> 02:34:00.173
[UNKNOWN]: I guess.
02:34:00.901 --> 02:34:01.501
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:34:01.581 --> 02:34:05.183
[UNKNOWN]: Well, the podcast right now is kind of on hold, just because I don't have much of studio.
02:34:05.464 --> 02:34:08.565
[UNKNOWN]: Um, my, but my YouTube channel is kind of my main, my main focus.
02:34:09.146 --> 02:34:11.567
[UNKNOWN]: But my handles are the same across all my social media.
02:34:11.587 --> 02:34:14.569
[UNKNOWN]: It's at panel by panel show, just all, all, all when we're there.
02:34:15.269 --> 02:34:17.170
[UNKNOWN]: Um, I try to keep a comment related.
02:34:17.230 --> 02:34:20.092
[UNKNOWN]: If you follow me on threads, I get a little more unhinged on threads.
02:34:20.872 --> 02:34:22.973
[UNKNOWN]: Um, for a little more of my personality comes to play.
02:34:23.133 --> 02:34:24.574
[UNKNOWN]: I have a, a ton of, I love threads.
02:34:24.594 --> 02:34:25.574
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know if you guys are on threads.
02:34:25.595 --> 02:34:26.355
[UNKNOWN]: That is the best.
02:34:30.655 --> 02:34:36.236
[UNKNOWN]: It's, it's met as version of Twitter, but dear God, the algorithm never lets me down.
02:34:36.437 --> 02:34:40.217
[UNKNOWN]: Like, I will be, I will open up threads and it'll be the most random thing on there.
02:34:40.277 --> 02:34:42.398
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm practically pulling my hamstring right into the comments.
02:34:43.198 --> 02:34:47.439
[UNKNOWN]: There's just weird, like, there's, there was one.
02:34:47.719 --> 02:34:54.061
[UNKNOWN]: I kid you not and I don't know how it ended up in my feed, but I had to go to the comments because the comments were gold and it was like,
02:34:58.715 --> 02:35:10.863
[UNKNOWN]: the moment, like she's asking men about that moment in intercourse, when it happens, and says I don't remember exactly where it was, but the comments were just comedy cold.
02:35:11.644 --> 02:35:15.687
[UNKNOWN]: I can't even describe it because it's just the internet, you know how the internet is undefeated?
02:35:16.547 --> 02:35:18.048
[UNKNOWN]: the reds is a perfect example of that.
02:35:18.508 --> 02:35:41.438
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, but right now what Bri and I are working on and trying to coordinate is a little my own mini docu series that I started up about the super mancurs and if you're not familiar with the super mancurs alley, my first two videos are out there there, but basically it's a series of unfortunate events for lack of a better term of bad things happening to people connect with Superman.
02:35:42.759 --> 02:35:42.899
[UNKNOWN]: And
02:35:43.953 --> 02:35:52.695
[UNKNOWN]: The cursed didn't really take a really take hold until the 90s when Christopher Reeve had a source writing accident that paralyzed him because then suddenly everybody's like, oh, Christopher Reeve played Superman.
02:35:52.715 --> 02:35:53.775
[UNKNOWN]: He had the source writing accident.
02:35:54.095 --> 02:35:57.735
[UNKNOWN]: George Reeve back in the 50s couldn't get work after Superman and committed suicide.
02:35:57.755 --> 02:36:01.716
[UNKNOWN]: You know, so they started just, it's a, it's a giant conspiracy theory.
02:36:01.856 --> 02:36:07.357
[UNKNOWN]: It's what the actors and stuff, not not like in the, the comics, the characters.
02:36:07.577 --> 02:36:10.418
[UNKNOWN]: These actors who are related are involved with Superman.
02:36:12.918 --> 02:36:24.514
[UNKNOWN]: Not just actors though, like they've actually been like the creators of Superman got Yeah, people who didn't like maybe they played Superman, maybe they played a character involving Superman
02:36:25.443 --> 02:36:27.765
[UNKNOWN]: Um, you're familiar with the next scene, Colt, Alice and Mac?
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[UNKNOWN]: She's not.
02:36:29.726 --> 02:36:30.347
[UNKNOWN]: I am.
02:36:30.367 --> 02:36:30.727
[UNKNOWN]: So.
02:36:31.808 --> 02:36:32.228
[UNKNOWN]: Alice and Mac.
02:36:32.268 --> 02:36:35.530
[UNKNOWN]: I've got a podcast episode for you, Alice.
02:36:36.991 --> 02:36:41.554
[UNKNOWN]: Um, Alice and Mac please close open in the TV series Smallville, which is about Clark.
02:36:41.574 --> 02:36:42.715
[UNKNOWN]: Can't be coming Superman.
02:36:43.205 --> 02:36:58.453
[UNKNOWN]: right and she she got involved very heavily in a cult okay and things happened in a cult and she ended up what was she where I think she was like she worked she ended up being like number two in the entire organization yeah she was by out there it was up there
02:36:58.653 --> 02:37:02.174
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, it was like she had to know what she was doing.
02:37:02.194 --> 02:37:04.634
[UNKNOWN]: Well, she did.
02:37:04.754 --> 02:37:09.416
[UNKNOWN]: I definitely recommend this on she's recently done a couple different podcasts.
02:37:09.476 --> 02:37:11.856
[UNKNOWN]: Like she's recently opened up and spoken about it.
02:37:12.216 --> 02:37:19.038
[UNKNOWN]: There's one is like a multi-part podcast with a a true with a true crime podcast or like she went to detail about it.
02:37:19.618 --> 02:37:31.287
[UNKNOWN]: But then there's another one where she's with Michael Rosenbaum who played Lex Luther on Smallville and she that was only about an hour long, and that's on YouTube as well, but she there's just one line she has and it's that what I say all the time about cults
02:37:32.200 --> 02:37:36.783
[UNKNOWN]: Unless she didn't say this is what I say about cults, unless you're at the very top, everyone involved in the cult is victim.
02:37:36.963 --> 02:37:39.465
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, honestly, it makes sense.
02:37:39.745 --> 02:37:48.410
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and she had this statement in his, she said it's a very interesting perspective being both a perpetrator and a victim because she knows what she did was wrong.
02:37:48.450 --> 02:37:50.132
[UNKNOWN]: She knows she was doing bad things and everything.
02:37:50.552 --> 02:37:55.695
[UNKNOWN]: But at the same time, she had fallen for Keith or any recrap, hooked on hook line and sank her, and she was willing to do anything for him.
02:37:56.035 --> 02:38:00.958
[UNKNOWN]: So she was as much as his victim as she was the perpetrator for her victims, you know,
02:38:02.119 --> 02:38:10.926
[UNKNOWN]: It's very, very interesting, but Well, it's our a web of everyone's fucked except for the person who started it, who is then just fucked in the head.
02:38:11.046 --> 02:38:15.529
[UNKNOWN]: So, but anyway, her connection to Superman now has her connected to the Supermanker.
02:38:15.649 --> 02:38:17.691
[UNKNOWN]: Speak because of what happened.
02:38:17.711 --> 02:38:19.672
[UNKNOWN]: So, that's what they're working on.
02:38:20.173 --> 02:38:27.178
[UNKNOWN]: I've written and recorded the Christopher Reeve episode which Bree has, we had to put it on the back burner because life, but
02:38:28.191 --> 02:38:29.032
[UNKNOWN]: We're working on that.
02:38:29.933 --> 02:38:31.935
[UNKNOWN]: I've also, yeah, it's most of what I'm doing.
02:38:31.995 --> 02:38:35.859
[UNKNOWN]: It's just, I try to do comic book nerdy stuff, but it's super cool.
02:38:36.059 --> 02:38:37.120
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's fun.
02:38:37.240 --> 02:38:38.281
[UNKNOWN]: It's fun getting to do that.
02:38:38.381 --> 02:38:48.390
[UNKNOWN]: And then, but yeah, at Panama Panel Show, YouTube, Instagram, Threads Facebook, although Facebook I'm really on, that's usually my Instagram post that make the way Facebook.
02:38:50.520 --> 02:38:50.680
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:38:50.940 --> 02:38:51.901
[UNKNOWN]: That's just what it's like.
02:38:52.181 --> 02:38:53.002
[UNKNOWN]: Well, cool.
02:38:53.482 --> 02:38:59.287
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you so much for coming on and suggesting this material for us.
02:38:59.828 --> 02:39:02.450
[UNKNOWN]: Sorry about that.
02:39:03.350 --> 02:39:03.871
[UNKNOWN]: It was fun.
02:39:03.931 --> 02:39:08.735
[UNKNOWN]: It was fun to actually have a guest and be able to trash something instead of trying to hype it up.
02:39:08.775 --> 02:39:10.736
[UNKNOWN]: So I actually had fun with this.
02:39:11.377 --> 02:39:12.077
[UNKNOWN]: This was blast.
02:39:13.183 --> 02:39:13.623
[UNKNOWN]: I'm back.
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[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no.
02:39:14.323 --> 02:39:15.183
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you for having me.
02:39:15.283 --> 02:39:18.744
[UNKNOWN]: It like I legitimately didn't expect that you guys were actually going to have me on that.
02:39:18.764 --> 02:39:22.505
[UNKNOWN]: We're just going to talk about it like off the off the wall, but you guys recorded.
02:39:22.525 --> 02:39:24.765
[UNKNOWN]: So no, they actually, this was a lot of fun.
02:39:24.785 --> 02:39:25.686
[UNKNOWN]: I'm glad I'm glad.
02:39:25.706 --> 02:39:27.766
[UNKNOWN]: I'm glad to thank thank you for having us.
02:39:27.786 --> 02:39:28.326
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, of course.
02:39:28.586 --> 02:39:35.508
[UNKNOWN]: All right, guys, we have a website off script two, five, three, don't look site dot com slash off script on that website.
02:39:35.628 --> 02:39:37.248
[UNKNOWN]: You can rate subscribe for view.
02:39:38.233 --> 02:39:38.934
[UNKNOWN]: do all the things.
02:39:39.474 --> 02:39:40.875
[UNKNOWN]: Don't give us one star of you.
02:39:41.216 --> 02:39:52.626
[UNKNOWN]: Like, oh, vision quest deserves people can get vision quest five stars they can give us five stars absolutely come on guys we're better than vision quest.
02:39:52.926 --> 02:39:53.407
[UNKNOWN]: Easy.
02:39:53.827 --> 02:39:54.548
[UNKNOWN]: Absolutely.
02:39:55.429 --> 02:40:00.734
[UNKNOWN]: Yes definitely Wednesday probably not in the minis of
02:40:02.430 --> 02:40:05.713
[UNKNOWN]: Because I haven't edited the jury duty one yet.
02:40:06.473 --> 02:40:11.096
[UNKNOWN]: And my goal is to get that one edited to release next Wednesday.
02:40:11.376 --> 02:40:12.237
[UNKNOWN]: Look at that.
02:40:13.017 --> 02:40:14.739
[UNKNOWN]: My life got fucking crazy.
02:40:14.779 --> 02:40:17.240
[UNKNOWN]: We've been slacking on recording if you haven't noticed.
02:40:17.881 --> 02:40:19.742
[UNKNOWN]: And so we back.
02:40:19.802 --> 02:40:24.645
[UNKNOWN]: I think we are finally going to be back to recording in a regular pace.
02:40:24.866 --> 02:40:29.429
[UNKNOWN]: And getting our episodes out, even if that means our episodes are coming out through our break.
02:40:30.181 --> 02:40:31.221
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know if they will.
02:40:31.381 --> 02:40:33.362
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, because like this one's how many where we got.
02:40:33.962 --> 02:40:35.543
[UNKNOWN]: Have we recorded them money yet.
02:40:36.263 --> 02:40:37.804
[UNKNOWN]: No, we have to record that one.
02:40:38.084 --> 02:40:41.685
[UNKNOWN]: We need to remind me of a mind and right.
02:40:42.265 --> 02:40:42.625
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
02:40:42.745 --> 02:40:44.166
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's only for just kidding.
02:40:44.186 --> 02:40:48.587
[UNKNOWN]: But they're still going to break for this one, I guess.
02:40:48.707 --> 02:40:50.628
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's actually not as bad.
02:40:51.188 --> 02:40:51.368
[UNKNOWN]: So.
02:40:52.749 --> 02:40:53.589
[UNKNOWN]: And it's not.
02:40:55.230 --> 02:40:55.990
[UNKNOWN]: We aren't.
02:40:56.891 --> 02:40:58.972
[UNKNOWN]: pushing it back because we aren't caught up.
02:40:59.332 --> 02:41:02.453
[UNKNOWN]: So it's like it's almost like it is an actual break for us.
02:41:02.774 --> 02:41:03.074
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
02:41:03.254 --> 02:41:04.714
[UNKNOWN]: It's just like our crazy.
02:41:05.075 --> 02:41:08.296
[UNKNOWN]: So yes, which is allowed to do because it's our podcast.
02:41:08.356 --> 02:41:11.157
[UNKNOWN]: And whatever we want to do, that's true.
02:41:11.897 --> 02:41:12.238
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
02:41:13.098 --> 02:41:15.159
[UNKNOWN]: So deal with it, people.
02:41:15.859 --> 02:41:16.259
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:41:16.739 --> 02:41:19.941
[UNKNOWN]: Then we do love it when you're like, wait.
02:41:20.651 --> 02:41:22.593
[UNKNOWN]: Where's our episode this week?
02:41:22.773 --> 02:41:23.954
[UNKNOWN]: Are you okay?
02:41:24.535 --> 02:41:25.336
[UNKNOWN]: That you guys like us.
02:41:25.416 --> 02:41:26.677
[UNKNOWN]: So that makes me feel good.
02:41:27.458 --> 02:41:27.658
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:41:27.959 --> 02:41:28.179
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
02:41:28.319 --> 02:41:29.060
[UNKNOWN]: It's appreciated.
02:41:31.042 --> 02:41:31.482
[UNKNOWN]: Monday.
02:41:31.762 --> 02:41:35.546
[UNKNOWN]: I think my goal is to have Dummani be what's coming out on Monday.
02:41:35.947 --> 02:41:37.028
[UNKNOWN]: We haven't recorded it yet.
02:41:37.068 --> 02:41:37.989
[UNKNOWN]: What are we recording that?
02:41:38.129 --> 02:41:38.289
[UNKNOWN]: No.
02:41:38.309 --> 02:41:40.832
[UNKNOWN]: This comes out Monday and then the following Monday.
02:41:41.052 --> 02:41:43.174
[UNKNOWN]: So hopefully next Monday we record Dummani.
02:41:44.275 --> 02:41:46.196
[UNKNOWN]: I'm caught up now.
02:41:46.496 --> 02:41:51.138
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, yes, I have nothing going on except record on my calendar.
02:41:51.358 --> 02:41:52.679
[UNKNOWN]: So perfect.
02:41:53.059 --> 02:41:59.762
[UNKNOWN]: Because my plans just have a start recording at least one episode for the next foreseeable Mondays.
02:42:00.543 --> 02:42:01.643
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, that would be good.
02:42:06.005 --> 02:42:06.906
[UNKNOWN]: I'm losing my voice.
02:42:07.646 --> 02:42:11.328
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and with that vision quest
02:42:12.447 --> 02:42:13.328
[UNKNOWN]: went off script.
02:42:13.868 --> 02:42:14.569
[UNKNOWN]: But in a good way.
02:42:21.653 --> 02:42:22.634
[UNKNOWN]: Thanks for sticking with us.
02:42:23.094 --> 02:42:24.055
[UNKNOWN]: We hope you enjoyed it.
02:42:24.375 --> 02:42:26.457
[UNKNOWN]: If you did, we would greatly appreciate it.
02:42:26.637 --> 02:42:29.819
[UNKNOWN]: If you gave us five beautiful stars, reviewed and subscribed.
02:42:30.339 --> 02:42:33.501
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02:42:33.902 --> 02:42:39.826
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02:42:40.346 --> 02:42:51.120
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[UNKNOWN]: See you next time!