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Two friends try to navigate a dangerous world
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of organized crime, testing their loyalty and
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survival skills. Sure, we've seen this a million
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times before, but have we seen it with time -traveling,
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double -crossing, and genre -blending movie...
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Yeah, because this is what that is. Mike and
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Nick and Nick and Alice sounds like a bad law
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firm, first of all, Coco. This is Parallel Frequencies.
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I am just playing. She is Coco. You are the freaks.
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What do you think about this movie, though, Coco?
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These four names. It's crazy, right? Mike, Mike,
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Mike, Nick, Alice, Nick, Nick, Alice, Nick, and
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who? What? I don't know. But that's what Feature
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Friday is going to be today. It is Friday. We
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are headed into the weekend. What's the weekend
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looking like for you, Coco? You getting to relax?
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Are you busy? What? Oh, you know there's a million
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things going on. Three kids. Invited to three
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different birthday parties, so many playing taxi,
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running them all over town, all over the place.
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And that's just what life is like when you've
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got, you know, three boys in elementary school
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and they've all got their little friends. And
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then I've got prom we talked about earlier in
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the week, right? That's right. You and my lovely
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wife are going to prom together tomorrow night.
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Yeah, we're leaving the husbands behind. I've
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been to prom with my husband more times than
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I can count on two hands. We've been to a lot
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of proms. That's true. And, you know, he's an
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introvert, so he's like, do you have someone
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else you want to go with? Yeah. And you were
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like, yeah, I do. Lindsay. Yeah. I'm like, I'll
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have way more fun with my girlfriends than trying
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to convince him to come out on the dance floor.
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Now, I want people to know that this is not like
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a prom. This is like themed. It's adult prom.
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And I have seen the costumes. I'll call it costumes
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coming in that Lindsay has been ordering. What's
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this theme? Because I see a bunch of flashy stuff.
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I've seen everything up there. It's going to
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be a little wild this year, I think, because
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the last time I went, I didn't go last year,
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but the year before was like classic Hollywood.
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Oh, yeah. Dress formal. You could really get
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like your, you know, dresses and gloves on. I
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think last year they did like a Bridgerton. Oh,
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yeah, yeah. Kind of thing. But this year. Is
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cosmic or space disco? Ooh, that's why I have
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seen planet -looking stuff and cosmic -looking
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stuff coming in the house from all over the place.
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I hope I've done well to live up to the level
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that Lindsay is, but I did get, I just got my
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shoes. You got them? Let's see. Now, see, you
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guys are going to match because I've seen some
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of this. Look at that. I like the hearts on there.
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Little sparkles. Yeah. This is cosmic. Listen,
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I'm going to wear these shoes all the time. Oh,
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yeah. When I got them, I was like, these. I'm
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going to wear them all the time. Yeah. I love
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it. I love it. That makes sense. You and her
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are going to match. I've seen some of her crazy
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outfit that she's got tomorrow night. And it's
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going to be wild. You guys are going to have
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a good time. Like I said, I hope that I get a
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call that I got to come pick you guys up. Hopefully
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not in jail. But yeah, we had a big old group.
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In fact, we had everybody choose a planet. We
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had a big group of ladies and everybody was like,
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I'm this planet and I'm that planet. And so we'd
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have like a theme going on and we were all going
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to go together. And you know how it goes little
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by little. People drop. Oh, I have something
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planned that night. I can't come. I can't. So
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we're our little group is dwindling. Yeah. Which
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is like a pocket of us. But that's all right.
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We'll still have a blast. I found something that
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I would love to do. On a weekend. And it goes
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with sleepaway camp that we talked about this
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week. Once again, rest in peace, Jonathan Tierston.
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We lost him this week. But we covered sleepaway
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camp. And we were talking about how it would
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be fun, right, to go to a sleepaway camp. Look
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what I found, Coco. Crystal Lake Tours. primary
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filming location of Friday the 13th Part 1, you
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can go out there and sleep. Look at this. This
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is where they filmed the movie. I want to do
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this. They need to make adult summer sleepaway
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camps. Yeah. I think that's kind of becoming
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a thing. It's like retreats. They make it so
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that it's like summer camp when you're in kids.
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They need to They need to do that here. Look
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at this. June 5th. The first weekend opened up.
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$149 tickets. You can go. You get the tour. Where
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is this? Yeah, where is this? This has got to
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be up in New York somewhere, right? I bet it's
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New England. New Jersey. That's where they filmed
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Friday the 13th. That's where Crystal Lake is.
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But I found this and I was like, you know what?
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That's perfect for... What we've been talking
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about, yes, there is. There's got to be a market
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for adult sleepaway camps that people want to
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do. There's got to be. If not, we should make
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that. We should get us a little camp. I want
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the schedule posted. I want to know, like, when's
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archery so I can be like, all right, plan my
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day around what I want to do. Exactly. Like,
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that would be awesome. Bunking with girls. You
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guys have to stay somewhere else. They have to
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go on the other side. Yeah, it's got to be co
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-ed. And it can't be none of that, you know,
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BS going on. I want people to act like. I want
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counselors to be like, it's lights off, ladies.
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Lights off, ladies. Be quiet. Right. When we
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have the dance to end the thing, it's going to
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be the counselors, hey, two feet apart. Two feet
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apart when, you know, people are dancing together.
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That's how we're going to act. Get balloons.
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Yeah. We knew, yeah. Yeah, but today, Feature
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Friday, we've got to go ahead and get into either
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the worst law firm name ever or one of the craziest
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titles of a film ever, really, with Mike and
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Nick and Nick and Alice. Yeah, it was a bold
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move, I think. Bold choice. Vince Vaughn, James
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Martin, and then you got Isa Gonzalez crushing
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it as well. And without her, this movie, I don't
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think, I think James Martin and Vince Vaughn
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just float off. I think they float off into whatever,
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doing their 90s nostalgia and Gilmore Girls talk,
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and that's the movie. But we got an incredible
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movie here that I was not expecting. Like I said
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in the intro, we get this story time and time
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again. It's the one last job trope. Same old
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thing. But we got time travel. We got all this
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other genre -blending stuff going on in this
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flick. What did you think about this when I told
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you to go watch this movie, Coco? I'm a huge
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fan of time travel movies. Yeah. And I don't
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think I've seen enough, honestly. No. I think
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there's a lot more out there that I haven't seen.
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But I love the dynamic of discussing all of the
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variables. Yeah. And like, you know, because
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some time travel movies, they stick to certain
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rules. Like there's, you can't. um affect the
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future you have to like not you can't run into
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yourself or you know like there's rules and all
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the things but then there's some that kind of
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play with the idea that you can go back and you
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can change things and it will correct itself
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or like there will be some trajectory of destiny
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involved mysticism of like is it is destiny and
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fate written like Do you have a choice? You know,
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all these cool things. Parallel universes. I
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love it. We can get into it. I love time travel
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movies as well. And I can't see enough of them
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either. And I love when people argue about time
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travel movies. They're like, oh, that's not right.
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How do you know? I know. It's like we've got
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this knowledge. Yeah, like what knowledge? People
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argued about time travel. What knowledge do they
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have? Unless they came from the year 2058 or
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something, I'm not talking to them. I'm not listening
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to somebody argue about time travel because we
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don't know. But I love the movies. There are
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videos out there. I don't know if you've seen.
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I forget what it's called, but I ran across some
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pretty creepy YouTube videos of a guy, hairless
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guy, telling you he came from the future and
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all the things that are going to happen. And
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a lot of the stuff he said is happening. So,
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I mean, I'm just saying. It's true. It is true.
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There is some weird stuff going on. I mean, we
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got our own government putting out the UFO videos,
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UAP videos today. So who knows? Time travel could
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be possible. Yeah. I think people will be massively
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disappointed when they see what the government
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is releasing on UFOs. Yeah. Yeah. They're going
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to have to drip feed this or give us something
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good. But this movie, it starts off kind of normal,
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you know, and then they kill somebody. Like,
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it's wild. And Vince Vaughn is the sultan of
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fast talk. Like I said, James Mardsen, a man
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who's been unfairly handsome for three decades
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straight. Am I correct? He's like Paul Rudd.
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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I thought this movie, though,
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it was a lot. You got to watch it multiple times.
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It's a multiple watch flick because you're going
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to see something different. Yeah. Anything come
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on the second watch for you that you didn't?
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Catching the first or that you were like, oh,
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I would have missed that. You know, the one thing
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that really stood out to me was that one last
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job trope. That's what stood out to me. It was
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like, OK, one last job. But in real life is are
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we attracted to that because we're all trying
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to find the exit ramp to our nine to five? You
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know, like, is that what? So I started looking
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at it and reflecting on real life stuff and thinking
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about it. And that's where I kind of landed on.
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So what about you, though? Yeah. You know, I
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remember going through the D .A .R .E. program.
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Stick with me for a second. Hold on. I'm getting
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to something here. We remember, you know, we
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all did the D .A .R .E. program. They did talk
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about gangs. Yeah. And I remember being extremely
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terrified. Not that. I was really susceptible
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to being invited to a gang. Yeah. Demographic,
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gender, all the things. But I remember being
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like, I don't want to get involved in anything
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I can't get out of. Right? Because they made
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it, you feel like. Yeah. Get yourself into these
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gang related things and there's no getting out.
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Like, the only way out is death or jail, you
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know, prison. You just, it terrified me. More
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than it should have. I was like, I can't say
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yes to anything that I can't get myself out of.
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Like, there's not an exit plan or, you know,
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a way out. But that's why this trope, you know,
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James Martin playing this character where he's
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like, I'm retiring. I'm going to be done. I was
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like, you can't do that. Yeah. You decide to
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be done. They're going to suck you back in. And
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I was right. Pegged in for the ride. You know?
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The movie, though, it really never stops. It's
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like you're hooked the entire time watching this
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thing. What is it, about two hours long, too?
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But it was highly entertaining. One of those
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that happens all in one night? Yeah. Right? So
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there's all this activity going on, but you're
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like, oh, my gosh. The sun hasn't even come up
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yet. Exactly. So it's one of these that just,
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yeah, it takes over. I don't want to give away
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too many of the scenes because they are wild.
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They are crazy. And I remember the one where
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they're just in the house and they're basically
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finding out what's going on. And it's pure chaos.
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This whole movie was pure chaos. In the opening
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scene, there's a nice little nod to some other
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shows. And they make lots of references in this
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movie to other stuff with some of it being very,
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very clear. Gilmore Girls, they crushed that.
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So funny. Did you catch this one? The opening
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sequence with the numbers? 4, 8, 15, 16, 23,
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42? No. It says it on the chalkboard, do not
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use. You know what those numbers are, right?
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That's from Lost. Yes. The famous numbers from
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Lost. crossovers here. I was just impressed that
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they were like, oh, they're using a Disney song.
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Ben Schwartz played Simon and he's singing a
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Disney song and I'm going, oh, this is the cross.
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This is when you get Disney rights to everything
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and you can use it in a rated R movie. Yeah.
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There was another little Keith David. You know,
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Keith David here in the movie. Sosa. Apple has
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this, I don't know if it's written, unwritten
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rule where If a bad guy in a movie uses a phone,
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it can't be an iPhone. Keith Davis, the bad guy,
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uses an iPhone in this movie. So how'd they get
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away with that? Like there's a lot of these little
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– and that's one that a lot of people don't even
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know about. Like that's how – You didn't know
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about that. You knew about that one? No, I didn't.
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I'm intrigued. I want to know how they got away
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with that and who else noticed that. Yeah, I
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picked up on that because that's not – common
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to see the villain or the so -called bad guy
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whatever you want to call him in a movie or a
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tv show use an iphone go look go see if you can
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find anybody doing that what what what scenes
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stood out to you no matter what happens you got
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to chloroform the guy who opens the door right
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so this is like the instructions he goes to the
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door and it's nick at the door right because
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we find out later that's present now yeah my
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question is Would you be able to follow through
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with the instructions if something that weird
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happened? I don't know. Because you see him kind
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of hesitate, and then he's like going for it.
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I don't know if I would go through with it. I
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would be like, what are you doing here? I thought
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you were in the car. You'd probably, I don't
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know. You would probably have to give me a little
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more information up front, and I'd probably be
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more okay with it. If you told me I was going
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to go up there and see another version of you,
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then. I'm going to be like, uh, all right. Appreciate
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you letting me know. So I wasn't shocked when
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I got up, you know, kind of like kind of one
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of them things, but yeah, I, I don't know if
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I could follow through. I don't know. Yeah. Cause
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I think that if, if you told me and I'm not an
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assassin, so what do I know? But like, if it
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was a job I had to do and they were like, the
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guy who answers the door is going to look exactly
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like me. Just know that. Yeah. I'll explain that
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later, but I want you to just do this thing,
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right? Then I'm like, okay, I know what to expect.
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I know what I'm going in there for. But if he
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answers the door like it happens in this movie,
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my thought was I don't think I would still go
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through with it. I think I would probably hesitate
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and go, wait, why are you in the house? I got
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your car. What's going on? I'd be all kinds of
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confused. Yeah, honestly. Real answer? No, I
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couldn't follow through because I'd be so confused
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at what was going on that I wouldn't know probably
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how to act. It's not every day you walk into
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that type of situation. I like the scene, the
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after, after, after party. Sosa's son, Jimmy
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boy, celebrating getting out of jail. Four parties
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deep into a bender. And the three leads plus
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the... Yeah, future Nick decide to stop running
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and just liquidate the problem. Neon -soaked
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tactical sweep of a mansion filled with bumbling
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but dangerous mobsters. This is wild to me. You
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know, you got future Nick acting like a video
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game veteran who knows where all the enemies
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are spawning in while Mike is just trying to
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keep his no -killing streak alive and failing
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miserably, by the way. And then you got the climax
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here when they think they've won. dying jimmy
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boy gets one last shot off and he hits nick present
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nick in the neck and then we get the present
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nick bleeding out in the back seat the oasis
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don't look back in anger i thought it was incredible
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this whole final fantastic matt was actually
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singing along next to me yeah right stoic husband
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he was like this is a great song The final act
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of this thing really did. It had you singing
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out loud. Like it was wild. Yeah. You know, that's
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crazy. Ahead of time too. When, uh, earlier in
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the movie, they, um, Alice does something to
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present day Nick. Yes. Stabs him or something.
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And then they check to see if future Nick ends
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up with a scar or like, does it affect? And so
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you knew that if something happens to present
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-day Nick, you know, as he's bleeding out in
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the car, you're like not sure if he's going to
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make it. You're realizing this whole time that
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if he goes, other Nick is going to go too, right?
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Yeah. Hence. Yeah, and you got a paradox here
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too because it's as present Nick is dying and
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dies, future Nick starts to fade away like Marty
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McFly. You know, at the enchantment under the
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sea dance in Back to the Future. To me, that's
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a parallel frequency type of moment. You know,
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a character literally watching himself cease
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to exist while singing some rip -pop oasis, Don't
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Look Back in Danger. Or Don't Look Back in Anger.
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I think there's a sequel going to come, too.
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You know, because Alice reveals that there's
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a... Yeah, there's a second time machine. So
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Mike realizes he's going to have to go back to
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the start of the night to save everybody, turning
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the whole movie into one giant loop. We kind
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of saw something similar with, what was the movie?
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Good luck, have fun, don't die. That's right.
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That's exactly what I was thinking. It reminded
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me of how, like, how many times have you played
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out this night? Yeah. Get it right and maybe
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save some lives. That's what they're about to
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do. So I would be all for a sequel if they went
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that direction. I was highly shocked and surprised
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by this movie and highly entertained more than
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anything. So a sequel to this, I'll be the first
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in line on my couch to watch it at home because
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it'll probably be on streaming service. I think
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the movie was incredible. I thought the idea
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was great. I thought the execution was even better.
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The acting, chef's kiss, as they say. Yeah, this
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is Vince Vaughn's character. Like, this type
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of character. Because, I mean, let's be honest,
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and no criticism whatsoever, but Vince Vaughn
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is one of those kind of actors who, he plays
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himself in different versions, in different characters,
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in different movies, right? Like, he does a great
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job. He just doesn't deviate too far from just
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this Vince Vaughn, who he is. And I think Nick
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is the perfect character for him. Oh, yeah. Yeah.
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Love this movie. You got to watch this movie.
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Go watch it. It's on, what was it on? Hulu Prime?
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What was it on? Hulu, yeah. Hulu, Disney Plus,
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Hulu, all that. We were talking about, you can
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watch it on Disney Plus, I'm sure too, if you
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want. They've just got all of those thrown together.
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Yeah, yeah. You got any more thoughts on this
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before we get into Freaky Friday? Yeah, oh, I'm
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so excited for Freaky Friday, but let me just
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say before we end with this movie. That as a
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person who works in the energy link, this is
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my frequency I bring to parallel frequencies.
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The idea of self -reflection, of being able to
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see yourself as you truly are and as people see
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you is played out really well. I think in these
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time travel type, you know, parallel universes
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type of movies, the science fiction of it. you
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get a chance to peek at what it would be like
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to see yourself and reflect on that. And sometimes
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you see things you don't like or you see things
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that you regret or you feel guilty or you feel
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shame about. And I love seeing that play out
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in this movie. I mean, it was a super funny movie.
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Obviously, it's a thriller. You got a lot of
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action going on. But I just want to point out
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that there is also this deeper level of maybe
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drama going on in the genre too in that You see
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Nick's character. He's only six months away from
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present -day Nick. Yeah. And the way he played
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such a different character, because it is. It's
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subtle. It's the same person. But future Nick
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is a little wiser, a little more self -aware,
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and is able to look at himself and go, I don't
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like that asshole. Yeah. I don't like that guy.
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And I'm not him anymore. And I won't be him anymore,
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you know? And that's really powerful because
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healing, as I have said a thousand times on Practically
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Magic, and I will say it everywhere I possibly
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can, healing is witnessing. It's not fixing anything.
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It's just witnessing yourself. So in this case,
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Nick being able to witness himself and be like,
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I know that guy. I understand that guy. I have
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compassion for that guy. I know why he is the
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way he is. But I don't want to be him anymore.
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Yeah. He's powerful. Great acting job, too, because
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you've got to play two different characters as
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the same person. Same person, six months apart.
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Yeah, that's a great perspective, great point
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out, great view, Coco. Let's get to Freaky Friday,
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because I'm excited, too. Yeah. And we did Boy
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Meets World. Was that last week? Last week. We
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did Boy Meets World. We got a lot of feedback
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on some of this stuff. At CodyRogers1300 says,
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Sabrina the Teenage Witch. And we got a lot of
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these. At AaronPalmer983, step by step. At Kyle
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says, and they're talking about TGIF line up.
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He says, wonder if there's a little bit more.
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I was going to mention it. Yeah. So there's a
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lot of people that jumped in on this. They had
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a good time commenting on TGIF stuff. Here's
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a fun one. At Popeye6659 says, because we were
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talking about having crushes on Topanga in Boy
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Meets World. He says, I had a crush on Thelma
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from Good Times. Yes, I'm old. No shame there.
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No shame there, Thelma. No, not at all. Love
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that. Yeah. And at Kane Allen says, I'm. I'm
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born in 83. Please stop talking about this as
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if it's old as shit. Listen, I was born in 83
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yet, too. I'll just give you my age now. And
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this movie that we were talking about that you
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mentioned in the sleepaway camp is old as shit,
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okay? Sorry. I'm sorry, Kane Allen. You're going
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to have to just... It's a little obvious when
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you watch it. Yeah. Like, we don't have to say
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it when you watch it. One more comment on sleepaway
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camp. And we had a comment, did Ricky know? And
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Jennifer Long, Long, Long, Long Harris, he didn't
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know, she says. And we had a couple people jumping
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in on that, trying to say if he knew, if he didn't
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know. I felt that. Yeah. So one more towards
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Sleepaway Camp. At Evan. Vittorino says the only
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accurate way to describe the 80s is aggressive.
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Correct. That's so accurate. And Sleepaway Camp
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was one of the most aggressive movies from that
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era, right? I mean, the kids. Okay, I don't know
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if I mentioned this yesterday, or when was it
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we did it? Wednesday. Two days ago. I was like,
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even the kids, when she gets... thrown in the
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lake by the bullies and they're laughing at her
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and then ricky's kind of like trying to help
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her and pull her out the kids are throwing sand
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at her i'm like why is everybody so mean they
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were awful like if you want i just think people
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should be kind to each other okay adjust they
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should love and kindness in this world and that's
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all there is big time big time but that's gonna
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do it and i hope We get a great weekend this
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weekend. I hope prom goes good for you. Next
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week. What are we doing next week? Next week.
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I feel like I have to say it just because this
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movie, Mike, Nick, Nick and Alice talked about
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the show we're going to talk about next week
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several times. And that wasn't even planned.
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I was like, I can't believe they're actually
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talking about this show. We're going to talk
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about it next week. It's Gilmore Girls on Wistful
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Wednesday. Oh, my gosh. So do your rewatch, everybody.
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We know Gilmore Girls is back in the limelight.
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I don't know what it is about that show, but
00:25:46.380 --> 00:25:48.799
it was popular when it came out. And then it
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was quiet. And then it has had this rewatch revival
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in the last five years. So we're doing that next
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week. A resurgence has happened. Did they make
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a new version of Gilmore Girls not long ago,
00:26:03.400 --> 00:26:05.960
a couple years back? Did they? Did they do like
00:26:05.960 --> 00:26:10.269
a reunion show? I feel like they did a reunion,
00:26:10.670 --> 00:26:13.910
revival. I can't say for sure that happened.
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I thought it was on Netflix or something. Maybe
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I could be making all that up. I guess we'll
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look at it when we do our deep dive on Gilmore
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Girls. Because all of the shows and movies next
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week are Mother's Day themed. So listen, Mother's
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Day is Sunday. That's right. We want everybody
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to know that mothers are the mother. Okay? all
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y 'all and not only it not a few birth children
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that's not the only mothers we're talking about
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i mean everybody everybody who deserves that
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title of mother because they mother do you know
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what i mean yeah you know what i mean like they
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mother so we're celebrating all the mothers of
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fur babies of their community of their what uh
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mothers all the mothers we're celebrating next
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week so we're going to be doing all the movies
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and shows Movie Monday will be Hamnet. Okay.
00:27:08.549 --> 00:27:10.509
Now, granted, that one could be a mother's and
00:27:10.509 --> 00:27:14.869
father's. But let's give her the credit that
00:27:14.869 --> 00:27:17.289
she deserves. The mother of Hamnet. So we're
00:27:17.289 --> 00:27:18.730
going to watch that. We're going to do that movie
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for Monday. We are going to do an overview of
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Moms of TV for Tube Tuesday next week. Oh, I
00:27:24.930 --> 00:27:27.430
can't wait. Generally broad, all the mothers.
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We got a couple of interviews with some TV moms.
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Maybe we'll put those in there. We've talked
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to Patricia Richardson. Who else did we talk
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to? Lawrence. Mama. Mama's family, right? Mama.
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We'll put that interview up. I guarantee we'll
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put that interview up. It'll be never before
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seen. She's wild. I'm going to tell you, I remember
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that one. Do you remember how wild she was? We're
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going to have to cut out a couple of things that
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she said, but we've got a little bit there that
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we talked to Vicky, and she's amazing. I love
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her. All right. Yeah. Gilmore Girls, obviously,
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was for Wednesday. we'll be doing trailer park
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thursdays we normally do and then feature friday
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we're doing undertone now that might not be but
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we had to stick that movie in somewhere and we
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had to do it so have you seen it yet no i i watched
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it i watched it right here in my studio uh late
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at night dark everything in it and it added to
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it i'm gonna tell you right now uh it's a soundscape
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okay it is it's Yes, it's a fun... Yes, get ready
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for that. I can't wait. I'm already hyped up
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about that. Happy Mother's Day to you, Coco.
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Thank you. There you go. Make sure we get that
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sent to you. Send your comments to Coco. Tell
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her Happy Mother's Day. Send her gifts. She's
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probably got an Amazon wish list. Go get that.
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You might need coffee. Guys, you might need coffee.
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I'm the happiest. Good to go. That's all I need.
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I love that. Well, listen, that's going to do
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it for this edition of Parallel Frequencies.
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Whether you were ripping through a neon city,
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listen to us or folding laundry in the suburbs.
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You were you were in the right place. OK, right
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here. Parallel Frequencies. I am just playing.
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She is Coco. We are freaks. You are the freaks.
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Can't wait to see you next week. Have a great
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weekend and we'll see you on the other side.
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Two friends try to navigate a dangerous world
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of organized crime, testing their loyalty and
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survival skills. Sure, we've seen this a million
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times before, but have we seen it with time -traveling,
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double -crossing, and genre -blending movie...
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Yeah, because this is what that is. Mike and
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Nick and Nick and Alice sounds like a bad law
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firm, first of all, Coco. This is Parallel Frequencies.
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I am just playing. She is Coco. You are the freaks.
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What do you think about this movie, though, Coco?
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These four names. It's crazy, right? Mike, Mike,
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Mike, Nick, Alice, Nick, Nick, Alice, Nick, and
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who? What? I don't know. But that's what Feature
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Friday is going to be today. It is Friday. We
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are headed into the weekend. What's the weekend
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looking like for you, Coco? You getting to relax?
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Are you busy? What? Oh, you know there's a million
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things going on. Three kids. Invited to three
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different birthday parties, so many playing taxi,
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running them all over town, all over the place.
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And that's just what life is like when you've
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got, you know, three boys in elementary school
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and they've all got their little friends. And
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then I've got prom we talked about earlier in
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the week, right? That's right. You and my lovely
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wife are going to prom together tomorrow night.
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Yeah, we're leaving the husbands behind. I've
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been to prom with my husband more times than
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I can count on two hands. We've been to a lot
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of proms. That's true. And, you know, he's an
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introvert, so he's like, do you have someone
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else you want to go with? Yeah. And you were
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like, yeah, I do. Lindsay. Yeah. I'm like, I'll
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have way more fun with my girlfriends than trying
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to convince him to come out on the dance floor.
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Now, I want people to know that this is not like
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a prom. This is like themed. It's adult prom.
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And I have seen the costumes. I'll call it costumes
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coming in that Lindsay has been ordering. What's
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this theme? Because I see a bunch of flashy stuff.
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I've seen everything up there. It's going to
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be a little wild this year, I think, because
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the last time I went, I didn't go last year,
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but the year before was like classic Hollywood.
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Oh, yeah. Dress formal. You could really get
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like your, you know, dresses and gloves on. I
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think last year they did like a Bridgerton. Oh,
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yeah, yeah. Kind of thing. But this year. Is
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cosmic or space disco? Ooh, that's why I have
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seen planet -looking stuff and cosmic -looking
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stuff coming in the house from all over the place.
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I hope I've done well to live up to the level
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that Lindsay is, but I did get, I just got my
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shoes. You got them? Let's see. Now, see, you
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guys are going to match because I've seen some
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of this. Look at that. I like the hearts on there.
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Little sparkles. Yeah. This is cosmic. Listen,
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I'm going to wear these shoes all the time. Oh,
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yeah. When I got them, I was like, these. I'm
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going to wear them all the time. Yeah. I love
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it. I love it. That makes sense. You and her
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are going to match. I've seen some of her crazy
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outfit that she's got tomorrow night. And it's
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going to be wild. You guys are going to have
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a good time. Like I said, I hope that I get a
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call that I got to come pick you guys up. Hopefully
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not in jail. But yeah, we had a big old group.
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In fact, we had everybody choose a planet. We
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had a big group of ladies and everybody was like,
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I'm this planet and I'm that planet. And so we'd
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have like a theme going on and we were all going
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to go together. And you know how it goes little
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by little. People drop. Oh, I have something
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planned that night. I can't come. I can't. So
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we're our little group is dwindling. Yeah. Which
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is like a pocket of us. But that's all right.
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We'll still have a blast. I found something that
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I would love to do. On a weekend. And it goes
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with sleepaway camp that we talked about this
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week. Once again, rest in peace, Jonathan Tierston.
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We lost him this week. But we covered sleepaway
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camp. And we were talking about how it would
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be fun, right, to go to a sleepaway camp. Look
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what I found, Coco. Crystal Lake Tours. primary
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filming location of Friday the 13th Part 1, you
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can go out there and sleep. Look at this. This
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is where they filmed the movie. I want to do
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this. They need to make adult summer sleepaway
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camps. Yeah. I think that's kind of becoming
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a thing. It's like retreats. They make it so
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that it's like summer camp when you're in kids.
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They need to They need to do that here. Look
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at this. June 5th. The first weekend opened up.
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$149 tickets. You can go. You get the tour. Where
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is this? Yeah, where is this? This has got to
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be up in New York somewhere, right? I bet it's
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New England. New Jersey. That's where they filmed
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Friday the 13th. That's where Crystal Lake is.
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But I found this and I was like, you know what?
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That's perfect for... What we've been talking
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about, yes, there is. There's got to be a market
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for adult sleepaway camps that people want to
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do. There's got to be. If not, we should make
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that. We should get us a little camp. I want
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the schedule posted. I want to know, like, when's
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archery so I can be like, all right, plan my
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day around what I want to do. Exactly. Like,
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that would be awesome. Bunking with girls. You
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guys have to stay somewhere else. They have to
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go on the other side. Yeah, it's got to be co
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-ed. And it can't be none of that, you know,
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BS going on. I want people to act like. I want
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counselors to be like, it's lights off, ladies.
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Lights off, ladies. Be quiet. Right. When we
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have the dance to end the thing, it's going to
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be the counselors, hey, two feet apart. Two feet
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apart when, you know, people are dancing together.
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That's how we're going to act. Get balloons.
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Yeah. We knew, yeah. Yeah, but today, Feature
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Friday, we've got to go ahead and get into either
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the worst law firm name ever or one of the craziest
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titles of a film ever, really, with Mike and
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Nick and Nick and Alice. Yeah, it was a bold
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move, I think. Bold choice. Vince Vaughn, James
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Martin, and then you got Isa Gonzalez crushing
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it as well. And without her, this movie, I don't
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think, I think James Martin and Vince Vaughn
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just float off. I think they float off into whatever,
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doing their 90s nostalgia and Gilmore Girls talk,
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and that's the movie. But we got an incredible
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movie here that I was not expecting. Like I said
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in the intro, we get this story time and time
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again. It's the one last job trope. Same old
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thing. But we got time travel. We got all this
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other genre -blending stuff going on in this
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flick. What did you think about this when I told
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you to go watch this movie, Coco? I'm a huge
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fan of time travel movies. Yeah. And I don't
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think I've seen enough, honestly. No. I think
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there's a lot more out there that I haven't seen.
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But I love the dynamic of discussing all of the
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variables. Yeah. And like, you know, because
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some time travel movies, they stick to certain
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rules. Like there's, you can't. um affect the
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future you have to like not you can't run into
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yourself or you know like there's rules and all
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the things but then there's some that kind of
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play with the idea that you can go back and you
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can change things and it will correct itself
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or like there will be some trajectory of destiny
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involved mysticism of like is it is destiny and
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fate written like Do you have a choice? You know,
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all these cool things. Parallel universes. I
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love it. We can get into it. I love time travel
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movies as well. And I can't see enough of them
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either. And I love when people argue about time
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travel movies. They're like, oh, that's not right.
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How do you know? I know. It's like we've got
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this knowledge. Yeah, like what knowledge? People
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argued about time travel. What knowledge do they
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have? Unless they came from the year 2058 or
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something, I'm not talking to them. I'm not listening
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to somebody argue about time travel because we
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don't know. But I love the movies. There are
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videos out there. I don't know if you've seen.
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I forget what it's called, but I ran across some
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pretty creepy YouTube videos of a guy, hairless
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guy, telling you he came from the future and
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all the things that are going to happen. And
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a lot of the stuff he said is happening. So,
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I mean, I'm just saying. It's true. It is true.
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There is some weird stuff going on. I mean, we
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got our own government putting out the UFO videos,
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UAP videos today. So who knows? Time travel could
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be possible. Yeah. I think people will be massively
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disappointed when they see what the government
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is releasing on UFOs. Yeah. Yeah. They're going
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to have to drip feed this or give us something
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good. But this movie, it starts off kind of normal,
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you know, and then they kill somebody. Like,
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it's wild. And Vince Vaughn is the sultan of
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fast talk. Like I said, James Mardsen, a man
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who's been unfairly handsome for three decades
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straight. Am I correct? He's like Paul Rudd.
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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I thought this movie, though,
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it was a lot. You got to watch it multiple times.
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It's a multiple watch flick because you're going
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to see something different. Yeah. Anything come
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on the second watch for you that you didn't?
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Catching the first or that you were like, oh,
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I would have missed that. You know, the one thing
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that really stood out to me was that one last
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job trope. That's what stood out to me. It was
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like, OK, one last job. But in real life is are
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we attracted to that because we're all trying
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to find the exit ramp to our nine to five? You
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know, like, is that what? So I started looking
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at it and reflecting on real life stuff and thinking
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about it. And that's where I kind of landed on.
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So what about you, though? Yeah. You know, I
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remember going through the D .A .R .E. program.
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Stick with me for a second. Hold on. I'm getting
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to something here. We remember, you know, we
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all did the D .A .R .E. program. They did talk
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about gangs. Yeah. And I remember being extremely
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terrified. Not that. I was really susceptible
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to being invited to a gang. Yeah. Demographic,
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gender, all the things. But I remember being
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like, I don't want to get involved in anything
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I can't get out of. Right? Because they made
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it, you feel like. Yeah. Get yourself into these
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gang related things and there's no getting out.
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Like, the only way out is death or jail, you
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know, prison. You just, it terrified me. More
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than it should have. I was like, I can't say
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yes to anything that I can't get myself out of.
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Like, there's not an exit plan or, you know,
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a way out. But that's why this trope, you know,
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James Martin playing this character where he's
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like, I'm retiring. I'm going to be done. I was
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like, you can't do that. Yeah. You decide to
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be done. They're going to suck you back in. And
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I was right. Pegged in for the ride. You know?
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The movie, though, it really never stops. It's
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like you're hooked the entire time watching this
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thing. What is it, about two hours long, too?
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But it was highly entertaining. One of those
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that happens all in one night? Yeah. Right? So
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there's all this activity going on, but you're
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like, oh, my gosh. The sun hasn't even come up
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yet. Exactly. So it's one of these that just,
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yeah, it takes over. I don't want to give away
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too many of the scenes because they are wild.
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They are crazy. And I remember the one where
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they're just in the house and they're basically
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finding out what's going on. And it's pure chaos.
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This whole movie was pure chaos. In the opening
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scene, there's a nice little nod to some other
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shows. And they make lots of references in this
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movie to other stuff with some of it being very,
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very clear. Gilmore Girls, they crushed that.
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So funny. Did you catch this one? The opening
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sequence with the numbers? 4, 8, 15, 16, 23,
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42? No. It says it on the chalkboard, do not
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use. You know what those numbers are, right?
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That's from Lost. Yes. The famous numbers from
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Lost. crossovers here. I was just impressed that
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they were like, oh, they're using a Disney song.
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Ben Schwartz played Simon and he's singing a
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Disney song and I'm going, oh, this is the cross.
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This is when you get Disney rights to everything
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and you can use it in a rated R movie. Yeah.
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There was another little Keith David. You know,
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Keith David here in the movie. Sosa. Apple has
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this, I don't know if it's written, unwritten
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rule where If a bad guy in a movie uses a phone,
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it can't be an iPhone. Keith Davis, the bad guy,
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uses an iPhone in this movie. So how'd they get
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away with that? Like there's a lot of these little
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– and that's one that a lot of people don't even
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know about. Like that's how – You didn't know
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about that. You knew about that one? No, I didn't.
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I'm intrigued. I want to know how they got away
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with that and who else noticed that. Yeah, I
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picked up on that because that's not – common
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to see the villain or the so -called bad guy
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whatever you want to call him in a movie or a
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tv show use an iphone go look go see if you can
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find anybody doing that what what what scenes
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stood out to you no matter what happens you got
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to chloroform the guy who opens the door right
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so this is like the instructions he goes to the
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door and it's nick at the door right because
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we find out later that's present now yeah my
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question is Would you be able to follow through
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with the instructions if something that weird
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happened? I don't know. Because you see him kind
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of hesitate, and then he's like going for it.
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I don't know if I would go through with it. I
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would be like, what are you doing here? I thought
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you were in the car. You'd probably, I don't
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know. You would probably have to give me a little
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more information up front, and I'd probably be
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more okay with it. If you told me I was going
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to go up there and see another version of you,
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then. I'm going to be like, uh, all right. Appreciate
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you letting me know. So I wasn't shocked when
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I got up, you know, kind of like kind of one
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of them things, but yeah, I, I don't know if
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I could follow through. I don't know. Yeah. Cause
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I think that if, if you told me and I'm not an
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assassin, so what do I know? But like, if it
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was a job I had to do and they were like, the
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guy who answers the door is going to look exactly
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like me. Just know that. Yeah. I'll explain that
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later, but I want you to just do this thing,
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right? Then I'm like, okay, I know what to expect.
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I know what I'm going in there for. But if he
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answers the door like it happens in this movie,
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my thought was I don't think I would still go
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through with it. I think I would probably hesitate
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and go, wait, why are you in the house? I got
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your car. What's going on? I'd be all kinds of
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confused. Yeah, honestly. Real answer? No, I
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couldn't follow through because I'd be so confused
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at what was going on that I wouldn't know probably
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how to act. It's not every day you walk into
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that type of situation. I like the scene, the
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after, after, after party. Sosa's son, Jimmy
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boy, celebrating getting out of jail. Four parties
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deep into a bender. And the three leads plus
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the... Yeah, future Nick decide to stop running
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and just liquidate the problem. Neon -soaked
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tactical sweep of a mansion filled with bumbling
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but dangerous mobsters. This is wild to me. You
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know, you got future Nick acting like a video
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game veteran who knows where all the enemies
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are spawning in while Mike is just trying to
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keep his no -killing streak alive and failing
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miserably, by the way. And then you got the climax
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here when they think they've won. dying jimmy
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boy gets one last shot off and he hits nick present
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nick in the neck and then we get the present
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nick bleeding out in the back seat the oasis
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don't look back in anger i thought it was incredible
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this whole final fantastic matt was actually
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singing along next to me yeah right stoic husband
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he was like this is a great song The final act
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of this thing really did. It had you singing
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out loud. Like it was wild. Yeah. You know, that's
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crazy. Ahead of time too. When, uh, earlier in
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the movie, they, um, Alice does something to
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present day Nick. Yes. Stabs him or something.
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And then they check to see if future Nick ends
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up with a scar or like, does it affect? And so
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you knew that if something happens to present
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-day Nick, you know, as he's bleeding out in
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the car, you're like not sure if he's going to
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make it. You're realizing this whole time that
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if he goes, other Nick is going to go too, right?
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Yeah. Hence. Yeah, and you got a paradox here
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too because it's as present Nick is dying and
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dies, future Nick starts to fade away like Marty
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McFly. You know, at the enchantment under the
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sea dance in Back to the Future. To me, that's
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a parallel frequency type of moment. You know,
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a character literally watching himself cease
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to exist while singing some rip -pop oasis, Don't
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Look Back in Danger. Or Don't Look Back in Anger.
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I think there's a sequel going to come, too.
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You know, because Alice reveals that there's
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a... Yeah, there's a second time machine. So
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Mike realizes he's going to have to go back to
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the start of the night to save everybody, turning
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the whole movie into one giant loop. We kind
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of saw something similar with, what was the movie?
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Good luck, have fun, don't die. That's right.
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That's exactly what I was thinking. It reminded
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me of how, like, how many times have you played
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out this night? Yeah. Get it right and maybe
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save some lives. That's what they're about to
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do. So I would be all for a sequel if they went
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that direction. I was highly shocked and surprised
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by this movie and highly entertained more than
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anything. So a sequel to this, I'll be the first
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in line on my couch to watch it at home because
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it'll probably be on streaming service. I think
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the movie was incredible. I thought the idea
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was great. I thought the execution was even better.
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The acting, chef's kiss, as they say. Yeah, this
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is Vince Vaughn's character. Like, this type
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of character. Because, I mean, let's be honest,
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and no criticism whatsoever, but Vince Vaughn
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is one of those kind of actors who, he plays
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himself in different versions, in different characters,
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in different movies, right? Like, he does a great
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job. He just doesn't deviate too far from just
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this Vince Vaughn, who he is. And I think Nick
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is the perfect character for him. Oh, yeah. Yeah.
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Love this movie. You got to watch this movie.
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Go watch it. It's on, what was it on? Hulu Prime?
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What was it on? Hulu, yeah. Hulu, Disney Plus,
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Hulu, all that. We were talking about, you can
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watch it on Disney Plus, I'm sure too, if you
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want. They've just got all of those thrown together.
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Yeah, yeah. You got any more thoughts on this
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before we get into Freaky Friday? Yeah, oh, I'm
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so excited for Freaky Friday, but let me just
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say before we end with this movie. That as a
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person who works in the energy link, this is
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my frequency I bring to parallel frequencies.
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The idea of self -reflection, of being able to
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see yourself as you truly are and as people see
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you is played out really well. I think in these
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time travel type, you know, parallel universes
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type of movies, the science fiction of it. you
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get a chance to peek at what it would be like
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to see yourself and reflect on that. And sometimes
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you see things you don't like or you see things
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that you regret or you feel guilty or you feel
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shame about. And I love seeing that play out
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in this movie. I mean, it was a super funny movie.
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Obviously, it's a thriller. You got a lot of
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action going on. But I just want to point out
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that there is also this deeper level of maybe
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drama going on in the genre too in that You see
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Nick's character. He's only six months away from
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present -day Nick. Yeah. And the way he played
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such a different character, because it is. It's
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subtle. It's the same person. But future Nick
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is a little wiser, a little more self -aware,
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and is able to look at himself and go, I don't
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like that asshole. Yeah. I don't like that guy.
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And I'm not him anymore. And I won't be him anymore,
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you know? And that's really powerful because
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healing, as I have said a thousand times on Practically
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Magic, and I will say it everywhere I possibly
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can, healing is witnessing. It's not fixing anything.
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It's just witnessing yourself. So in this case,
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Nick being able to witness himself and be like,
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I know that guy. I understand that guy. I have
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compassion for that guy. I know why he is the
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way he is. But I don't want to be him anymore.
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Yeah. He's powerful. Great acting job, too, because
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you've got to play two different characters as
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the same person. Same person, six months apart.
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Yeah, that's a great perspective, great point
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out, great view, Coco. Let's get to Freaky Friday,
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because I'm excited, too. Yeah. And we did Boy
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Meets World. Was that last week? Last week. We
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did Boy Meets World. We got a lot of feedback
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on some of this stuff. At CodyRogers1300 says,
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Sabrina the Teenage Witch. And we got a lot of
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these. At AaronPalmer983, step by step. At Kyle
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says, and they're talking about TGIF line up.
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He says, wonder if there's a little bit more.
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I was going to mention it. Yeah. So there's a
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lot of people that jumped in on this. They had
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a good time commenting on TGIF stuff. Here's
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a fun one. At Popeye6659 says, because we were
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talking about having crushes on Topanga in Boy
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Meets World. He says, I had a crush on Thelma
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from Good Times. Yes, I'm old. No shame there.
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No shame there, Thelma. No, not at all. Love
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that. Yeah. And at Kane Allen says, I'm. I'm
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born in 83. Please stop talking about this as
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if it's old as shit. Listen, I was born in 83
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yet, too. I'll just give you my age now. And
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this movie that we were talking about that you
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mentioned in the sleepaway camp is old as shit,
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okay? Sorry. I'm sorry, Kane Allen. You're going
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to have to just... It's a little obvious when
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you watch it. Yeah. Like, we don't have to say
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it when you watch it. One more comment on sleepaway
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camp. And we had a comment, did Ricky know? And
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Jennifer Long, Long, Long, Long Harris, he didn't
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know, she says. And we had a couple people jumping
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in on that, trying to say if he knew, if he didn't
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know. I felt that. Yeah. So one more towards
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Sleepaway Camp. At Evan. Vittorino says the only
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accurate way to describe the 80s is aggressive.
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Correct. That's so accurate. And Sleepaway Camp
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was one of the most aggressive movies from that
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era, right? I mean, the kids. Okay, I don't know
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if I mentioned this yesterday, or when was it
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we did it? Wednesday. Two days ago. I was like,
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even the kids, when she gets... thrown in the
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lake by the bullies and they're laughing at her
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and then ricky's kind of like trying to help
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her and pull her out the kids are throwing sand
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at her i'm like why is everybody so mean they
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were awful like if you want i just think people
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should be kind to each other okay adjust they
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should love and kindness in this world and that's
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all there is big time big time but that's gonna
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do it and i hope We get a great weekend this
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weekend. I hope prom goes good for you. Next
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week. What are we doing next week? Next week.
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I feel like I have to say it just because this
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movie, Mike, Nick, Nick and Alice talked about
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the show we're going to talk about next week
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several times. And that wasn't even planned.
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I was like, I can't believe they're actually
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talking about this show. We're going to talk
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about it next week. It's Gilmore Girls on Wistful
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Wednesday. Oh, my gosh. So do your rewatch, everybody.
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We know Gilmore Girls is back in the limelight.
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I don't know what it is about that show, but
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it was popular when it came out. And then it
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was quiet. And then it has had this rewatch revival
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in the last five years. So we're doing that next
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week. A resurgence has happened. Did they make
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a new version of Gilmore Girls not long ago,
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a couple years back? Did they? Did they do like
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a reunion show? I feel like they did a reunion,
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revival. I can't say for sure that happened.
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I thought it was on Netflix or something. Maybe
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I could be making all that up. I guess we'll
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look at it when we do our deep dive on Gilmore
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Girls. Because all of the shows and movies next
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week are Mother's Day themed. So listen, Mother's
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Day is Sunday. That's right. We want everybody
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to know that mothers are the mother. Okay? all
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y 'all and not only it not a few birth children
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that's not the only mothers we're talking about
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i mean everybody everybody who deserves that
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title of mother because they mother do you know
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what i mean yeah you know what i mean like they
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mother so we're celebrating all the mothers of
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fur babies of their community of their what uh
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mothers all the mothers we're celebrating next
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week so we're going to be doing all the movies
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and shows Movie Monday will be Hamnet. Okay.
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Now, granted, that one could be a mother's and
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father's. But let's give her the credit that
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she deserves. The mother of Hamnet. So we're
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going to watch that. We're going to do that movie
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for Monday. We are going to do an overview of
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Moms of TV for Tube Tuesday next week. Oh, I
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can't wait. Generally broad, all the mothers.
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We got a couple of interviews with some TV moms.
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Maybe we'll put those in there. We've talked
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to Patricia Richardson. Who else did we talk
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to? Lawrence. Mama. Mama's family, right? Mama.
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We'll put that interview up. I guarantee we'll
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put that interview up. It'll be never before
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seen. She's wild. I'm going to tell you, I remember
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that one. Do you remember how wild she was? We're
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going to have to cut out a couple of things that
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she said, but we've got a little bit there that
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we talked to Vicky, and she's amazing. I love
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her. All right. Yeah. Gilmore Girls, obviously,
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was for Wednesday. we'll be doing trailer park
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thursdays we normally do and then feature friday
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we're doing undertone now that might not be but
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we had to stick that movie in somewhere and we
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had to do it so have you seen it yet no i i watched
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it i watched it right here in my studio uh late
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at night dark everything in it and it added to
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it i'm gonna tell you right now uh it's a soundscape
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okay it is it's Yes, it's a fun... Yes, get ready
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for that. I can't wait. I'm already hyped up
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about that. Happy Mother's Day to you, Coco.
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Thank you. There you go. Make sure we get that
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sent to you. Send your comments to Coco. Tell
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her Happy Mother's Day. Send her gifts. She's
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probably got an Amazon wish list. Go get that.
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You might need coffee. Guys, you might need coffee.
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I'm the happiest. Good to go. That's all I need.
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I love that. Well, listen, that's going to do
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it for this edition of Parallel Frequencies.
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Whether you were ripping through a neon city,
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listen to us or folding laundry in the suburbs.
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You were you were in the right place. OK, right
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here. Parallel Frequencies. I am just playing.
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She is Coco. We are freaks. You are the freaks.
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Can't wait to see you next week. Have a great
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weekend and we'll see you on the other side.
