[00:00:00] And welcome to episode 573 of the Pittsburgh Nerd podcast. I'm Sean. I'm Nancy and this
[00:00:29] is the only podcast that says, Listen kid, I'm not gonna bullshit you. Alright? I don't
[00:00:37] give a good fuck what you know or don't know. I'm gonna torch you anyway regardless. Not
[00:00:44] to get information. It's amusing to me to torture a cop. You can see anything you want
[00:00:52] because I've heard it all before. All you can do is pray for a quick death, which you
[00:00:58] ain't gonna get. By the way, you ever listen to Cade Billy's Superstounds of the 70s weekend?
[00:01:05] It's my personal favorite. That's funny. That is classic. I'm sorry now that I know what it's from.
[00:01:14] Yeah. So how are you, Ness? I'm good. How are you? I am not bad. I'm living. Yes. So let's
[00:01:23] discuss a couple of things to discuss here at the top. At the top. At the top. Number one.
[00:01:28] Tippy top. Yes. The reason you are on the podcast today. Correct. Is because we had some
[00:01:36] technical problems yesterday. Yeah. One of the things I've noticed when I've listened to the
[00:01:43] podcast is Ian sounds like he's in another room sometimes. And even my sound isn't that great.
[00:01:54] And so I started looking at the microphone and it looks like there's a connection problem
[00:01:57] with the microphone. There's a the our microphones are 10 years old at this point.
[00:02:03] Wow. Yeah. And it looks like there's a problem with the wire.
[00:02:08] Like that one of Ian's house gets used like the one that's here that obviously is
[00:02:14] used nearly as much as when we use it. It's at Ian's house because of all the I mean,
[00:02:17] that's where we record normally. So that cord, I mean, it was the connector was bent and you
[00:02:25] tried fidgeting. So it was a whole Hadoo. And I recorded the episode yesterday just trying
[00:02:32] to use the microphone from the computer. And I didn't like the sound quality.
[00:02:38] And so I decided we're just going to trash that and I'll record an episode with you today.
[00:02:44] So that's why you're on today. Yay. I'm sorry about Ian. Now,
[00:02:52] the good news is one, I have a backup microphone. So that's cool. But also I want to thank our
[00:03:01] good friends at the history of bad ideas podcast. They after several months of I don't want to say
[00:03:10] just they upgraded their equipment and they offered us a mixing board, which we've never had.
[00:03:19] I've always used a USB microphone that I plugged straight into the computer.
[00:03:26] So they were offering us a mixing board to you know, they upgraded to a new mixing board
[00:03:32] and they offered us their mixing board. So we got that from them. So we'll be sending you a present
[00:03:37] and an appreciation. That's sweet. Yes, they're very nice folks. They're very nice folks. Yes,
[00:03:42] even though they are from Cincinnati, they're very nice. Whoa. Hey, that's what they say about
[00:03:46] even though he's from Pittsburgh. I'm sure I have no those stealer fans. Yeah, I'm sure.
[00:03:54] I have no doubt. Yeah, I can only imagine the rivalry is you guys got going on.
[00:03:58] But so, you know, we're looking so we're going to what's probably going to happen is
[00:04:03] we're probably going to just buying brand new microphones to use at Ian's house. Yeah. You know,
[00:04:11] instead of that would require you upgrading them. Yeah. That's what it's going to require. Like
[00:04:17] we're going to so we're probably going to end up at some point shortly
[00:04:21] buying new microphones and that'll and it will be able to use the mixing board and
[00:04:27] you know, have a more professional sound. Yeah. Yeah. But maybe a more soothing sound of the 60s.
[00:04:36] Yeah. It's not like NPR. Yeah, exactly. I always I wish I could remember what comedian did. He
[00:04:43] did the joke. He's like, I always thought it'd be great if like NPR played rock and roll
[00:04:49] because then it'd be like and that was Ted Nugent and the Ted Nugent Orchestra performing
[00:05:00] Wang Dang, sweet Poo Tang.
[00:05:08] And then look on your face when you said Poo Tang. You have to do that. And like,
[00:05:12] like, it has to be like this certain way like his NPRs like they're just so blah.
[00:05:19] It's amazing. It's amazing how they sound. You're like blah.
[00:05:24] Like it's disgusting. Blah. No, no, it's I mean, it blah in like a blandness.
[00:05:31] Like when they talk, you know what you meant? I'm saying when you said it is not like you were
[00:05:35] so like gusty to say that word to get it. Well, I mean, I'm sure that they would be
[00:05:39] I guess it is Wang Dang, sweet Poo Tang.
[00:05:45] You know, like, like that love that look of disgust that William Regal would have had.
[00:05:52] Yes. Back in the day, like, yeah, for a restaurant, William, he was like, yeah.
[00:05:57] Yeah, you know, that's what I'm talking about. Like that kind of I don't like the
[00:06:01] scrunching of the face because I know I do it and I hate that. Yeah.
[00:06:04] Because it like pulls all your it makes you look weird. Keep those features apart.
[00:06:11] Wow, you thirsty. I am. Yeah, I've been thirsty all day.
[00:06:14] You know, like guzzle that. Yeah, excuse me.
[00:06:18] I have it is one of those days where like I have these days where it's like no matter how much
[00:06:24] I drink, I am not going to satisfy my thirst. You smoking the ganja? No, because that you'll
[00:06:30] have that effect. Right. I understand that. But no, like it's why I have three drinks in front of me
[00:06:35] now. But it's just this odd thing like there are some days where it's like,
[00:06:40] like I am dying of thirst and it's like,
[00:06:45] yeah, I didn't think it was hot today. I just thought it was a little sticky.
[00:06:48] So at work, I was guzzling on the water. Right. And I'm like, I'm not hot. I was just like a
[00:06:53] little. Yeah. Uncomfortable. But today was just one of those days where it's like,
[00:06:58] like I pounded down like a bottle of Gatorade. Like, you know, three sips gone. The big ones?
[00:07:06] Yeah. So I mean, like, you've been in the bathroom peeing all day. That's the other thing I haven't
[00:07:12] been. Oh, all honesty. Oh, yeah. Like, I mean, it's like, that's not good. No, I'm like,
[00:07:17] legitimately dehydration levels there. Right. But I don't understand why because I drink a
[00:07:22] normal amount of fluid every day. Yeah, I don't, you know, but I know to see how much
[00:07:27] beverages. Yeah. Yeah. But today's just one of those days where it's like, no matter
[00:07:31] how much I drink, just what I drink. Yeah. I was drinking water. Water wasn't satisfying my
[00:07:38] thirst. Gatorade is not satisfying my thirst. Red Bull is not satisfying my thirst. Pepsi is
[00:07:41] not satisfying me. You know, like nothing will satisfy my thirst. You know, so.
[00:07:45] But before we get completely off track, the other announcement I wanted to make.
[00:07:50] Oh, I apologize. Sorry. There will not be a show next week at all. Oh, shit. I never even
[00:07:58] thought about that. Well, I did. And I was gonna, I talked to Ian because again, we recorded an
[00:08:06] episode yesterday, but it was unusable. And the thing I said to him was, okay, are you
[00:08:12] okay recording next Friday? Because I had that wedding to go to. And he's like, no,
[00:08:18] I forgot to tell you, I'll be out of town that week. Oh my God. Oh, okay. So next week would be
[00:08:27] our 11 year anniversary. Well, we can do one during the week. It's the 11 year anniversary.
[00:08:35] Nothing personal, but yeah, no, no, I get that. Yeah. No. I did not hear you say that. I know
[00:08:41] you said it. Yeah. So because of that, I don't want to, you know, no, you need to have
[00:08:48] and we might I'll let people know next week. We might do it at King seat billiards on Saturday.
[00:08:57] Oh, really? Oh boy. I'd be in two weeks. Oh, oh, I wonder if I work.
[00:09:04] Yeah. I don't know. But that would suck because I didn't work first time. Yeah. So I mean, we're
[00:09:11] that's Ian brought up. Maybe we should do that and you know, that'd be nice. Yeah. So but that's
[00:09:18] up in the air. We'll discuss that later. But next week there will be no episode. So if
[00:09:24] you're looking for that, I am sorry. But you know, we have a wedding to go to and
[00:09:32] Ian will be out of town. Yeah. We have a wedding to go to. Yeah. So, so what have you been watching?
[00:09:45] You've been watching anything? Anything catching? I know you're playing heyday right now. I'm sorry.
[00:09:50] I'm collecting my there's a special thing going on and I want to make sure I get my stuff. Right.
[00:09:56] Um, have what I've been watching? Yeah, you're watching anything?
[00:10:03] No binge watching stuff I've seen. You know, yeah, stupid stuff. You're raising hope all that
[00:10:09] actually I just finished raising hope. So what did I just start again? You know what I want to
[00:10:13] start doing is what we were Brittany and I originally decided we were gonna do when she
[00:10:22] first moved in here. We were gonna sit and I was gonna watch a show she wants me to see. Right.
[00:10:27] And then I was gonna she was gonna watch an episode of a show that I would see and we
[00:10:31] would like schedule that in a week on right and whenever hers whenever hers. Right. And we're
[00:10:36] going to start doing that and I can't I can't decide between a few shows with her. I know
[00:10:42] she wants me to watch the House of Dragon with her, which I did start but did not
[00:10:46] yeah. So it's a new season she wants to get that in. I want I want to start watching Prison
[00:10:53] Break with her. I don't know why I want to watch it over again but I want to watch it with her
[00:10:58] or it would be like fun to watch like Lost or something like that something she would never
[00:11:01] watched right but nothing new no okay I have yet and you might be very surprised to hear this
[00:11:09] I have yet to finish the last season of Survivor. I don't even know who won yet.
[00:11:15] Wow that's a shock. That's how much I avoid social media. I'm in the Sharks of Nick
[00:11:20] Perrypools. Yeah I have no idea who won and I don't even know if I'll ever finish it.
[00:11:28] It was so boring. Yeah it was so boring. Are you reaching a point of like I'm done with this show?
[00:11:35] No I will probably end up watching every season at least to start because I have hope that they'll
[00:11:45] pick it up again. Right. It's just oh my god the people they have on there are just so
[00:11:52] I got stung I gotta go I can't be here anymore I'm gonna die I have a mosquito bite.
[00:11:59] Jeff I need the medical team so what you're saying is I do have to bow out you know what I mean like
[00:12:04] they want to leave it's like yeah I want to say what they are but I can't yeah so if they would just
[00:12:12] like stop casting those people however you put it yeah yeah major and it's just like
[00:12:22] the arguing that they have is not strategic arguing yeah it's personal and
[00:12:30] terrible it's like terrible that they argue with each other like that like right if I'm gonna be on a
[00:12:34] show like that and I'm gonna argue with somebody it's gonna be about my strategy and how I won't
[00:12:38] get to that million dollars over you that's gonna be my argument at the whole time I'm there
[00:12:42] right I care less about it you know who you're sleeping with kind of thing you know whatever
[00:12:48] they argue about I don't know so but like even like at tribal on that like it gets to the point where
[00:12:57] it's like we have to hear this again why do I have to be preached at by every show I watch about this
[00:13:03] shit yeah you know what I mean like stop give me survivor back right leave that out of it yeah
[00:13:10] it's gets too personal it's the same reason we stopped watching restaurant impossible and bar
[00:13:16] rescue because they want to sit down and have therapy with them right well no go watch dr. Oz or
[00:13:23] whatever guys dude's name one that did that not always on dr. Phil Phil go go watch that shit
[00:13:28] I'm here just what you rescue a bar not that right you know I mean not marriage I don't want to
[00:13:35] see rescue a marriage right so yeah that's the same reason I stopped watching this but I will
[00:13:41] watch survivor at least in the beginning just to see if maybe they picked it up a little
[00:13:45] because I have hopes you know probes would get back on track
[00:13:50] or if he realizes he's off track but from what I understand the viewers are down
[00:13:58] but I think viewership is down on everything on broadcast television yeah yeah you know it's
[00:14:07] become that thing of as more and more people are cutting the cord and moving away
[00:14:13] there's less interest in shows like that right yeah you know so it's that thing of
[00:14:21] live television feeds at beast right yeah you know what because somebody I can't I don't remember
[00:14:29] why it came up at work but I was like I do I you will never catch me watching live TV
[00:14:33] I just won't right but like live program like the reason like sports
[00:14:41] generate so much money like why those packages are worse so much
[00:14:47] like the NFL like collectively was paid like six billion dollars for
[00:14:56] like ABC or Disney NBC CBS Fox Amazon
[00:15:05] Netflix like billion billion with a B what do they do with all that money
[00:15:12] but that's like like why like live sports is king like Netflix paid
[00:15:23] a billion dollars to the WWE to have raw to have raw live on Netflix yeah
[00:15:33] because they're entering that that live space yeah the thing that streaming services of
[00:15:38] Lackden is is that live sports and now they're entering that marketplace and Netflix has been
[00:15:45] very slow to like dip its toe into that so now here they are coming in
[00:15:53] they they they paid a ton of money for the Christmas day games from the NFL that they're
[00:16:00] getting two games that they paid like a few hundred million dollars for wow the broad
[00:16:08] for the broadcast rights to two games on Netflix that's all they're getting
[00:16:13] two NFL games and it's a ridiculous amount of money but live live sports is the only thing you can't
[00:16:26] like rewatch yeah like you don't want to say you can't like once you know the outcome of a game
[00:16:33] it's yeah you don't want to you know unless you're in it for the action the commentary
[00:16:38] and you know shit like that but no you're right yeah so it is that it's that becomes that thing
[00:16:44] like the NBA their their their rights are up right now and you know NBC is paying a a shit ton of money
[00:16:54] to get the NBA back because they want to put on a Sunday night game because the only thing that does
[00:17:02] multi millions of viewers is Sunday night football oh so there they're thinking is if we
[00:17:10] can have a Sunday night basketball game right an NBA game every Sunday night that is live program
[00:17:17] they'll draw millions of viewers every single week right you know and they're willing to spend the
[00:17:25] money to get it yeah apparently and it's a crazy amount that that's an astronomical
[00:17:32] ass nine amount so like live tv is the straw that stirs the drink right great like especially live
[00:17:41] sports exactly it's so like it's that funny thing of like like here's a prime example
[00:17:51] A.E.W. right now dynamite draws on average right now 750,000 viewers a week wow it's
[00:18:05] you compare that to Monday Night Raw which is one and a half million Friday Smackdown which is
[00:18:12] over two million oh so they are far the distance of the WWE but yet there's a very good chance
[00:18:20] they're going to get a lucrative new deal with Warner Brothers Discovery to stay on TNT and TBS
[00:18:28] well the question is why well it's because it's live right like the Discovery is willing to lose
[00:18:36] the NBA but would pay a lesser price for pro wrestling right which is also live and draws
[00:18:49] on average about the same as a regular season NBA or NHL game really yeah so you're saying
[00:19:01] I got you go ahead so again this is a situation where it's live programming right you know like
[00:19:12] they're not going to do as good a number if you if you have a rerun of the big band theory or
[00:19:17] you're re-showing you know Black Panther or whatever like it just doesn't draw as much and
[00:19:24] like an edit for TV movie as live programming will in that same spot
[00:19:29] shit no you made me remind me I haven't been watched big bank theory you know what the
[00:19:36] shit yeah no anyways no I got what you were saying right so I mean it is I mean that there are
[00:19:43] few exceptions exceptions you know like there are shows that become runaway hits but
[00:19:50] but that's becoming less and less right and even then the standard of what is a runaway hit
[00:19:56] is even been lowered right you know and then you throw on top of that like what's the real
[00:20:02] measuring stick for what is a hit well now a lot of it isn't just viewership but it's also
[00:20:09] does it begin trending on social media right yes you know that's something that like
[00:20:15] I honestly believe is part of the Netflix algorithm like how long does something
[00:20:21] trend on social media to determine how successful something is
[00:20:27] you know and other shows on on on streaming platforms while they're released once a week
[00:20:33] and they tend to draw that out with Netflix sometimes it's staying power of what we we
[00:20:40] gave you the entire season of this show and three weeks later you're still talking
[00:20:45] about it yeah we're still trending like you know like the one about the
[00:20:53] lion king or the tiger king that was what yeah but that that trended for a long time
[00:21:01] but part of that was you know it was also hit at the right moment of when COVID was
[00:21:06] shutting everything down so wow that that reminds me that's what I've been watching
[00:21:14] that's what I've been watching I've been watching those um either on hulu or whatever whoever has
[00:21:21] the best one that I found for the day yeah like like documentaries like the last one I
[00:21:28] watched was this one called what did Jennifer do yeah and I'm about halfway through it yeah
[00:21:36] like these things are like this is real people like these are real interrogations we're
[00:21:41] watching this is real shit going down with this creep like I knew people were nuts but
[00:21:47] this is some psychotic shit going on out there and it's like right next door yeah you know so it's
[00:21:54] like I'm drawn to this even though it scares the crap out of me half the time I'm like oh this one
[00:21:58] looks good so that's what I've been watching and you see those trending all the time oh true crime
[00:22:02] is a massive massive juggernaut as well mostly with the streaming services
[00:22:12] because they can just knock those out like it's nothing I mean I know that there are someone like
[00:22:19] like like Discovery ID or you know there's like a couple channels that do have them but like
[00:22:27] it is a like true crime is a massive juggernaut on on streaming platforms on social media
[00:22:36] and then podcasting right yes because that was one of the ones I used to listen to is about true
[00:22:42] crime right like it seemed like if you had a true crimes podcast you were hitting yeah
[00:22:50] you know yep like at the beginning of podcasting it was nerdy stuff well then it
[00:22:56] yeah developed and it became celebrities and true crime right like if you're if you're a celebrity
[00:23:02] you've got a podcast you're automatically making money right if you're doing a true crime podcast
[00:23:07] they're throwing money at you no if you're a celebrity doing to true kind oh yeah that's just
[00:23:13] you know you're making billions yeah Spotify is signing you to a five-year exclusive deal and
[00:23:21] shit you know exactly yeah so you hit the spot on that one no yeah that's and it's it's it's intriguing
[00:23:32] like those murroff murder thing right you know everything about that fire island
[00:23:38] yeah oh yeah the fire fest the fire fest I could not get enough of those yeah I saw a new one I was
[00:23:46] like oh my god I gotta watch that like I had to see every single person's point of view on that
[00:23:50] yeah to make me be convinced that the man's a douche yeah and he is I didn't need that much to
[00:23:56] realize that but I wanted so much proof right I just couldn't believe he oh my god I just
[00:24:03] couldn't believe it but that's what started at all with me really like after that I just was like oh
[00:24:09] and this one and this one oh my god this is happening and then Christine or my sister got me started on
[00:24:14] the one about making a murder yeah yeah yeah yeah like I mean you were always interested in serial
[00:24:24] killers well yeah this is just upping the ante yeah yeah true crime right but I want to watch
[00:24:32] those now I don't want to watch like CSI and rye 50 and long I don't want to watch anymore I want to
[00:24:37] watch this stuff right you know because I'm I'm watching the actual interrogations that happen
[00:24:42] like yeah it's edited for us but we're watching it look Angela Lansbury would have that covered in an hour
[00:24:51] that's what I'm not
[00:24:54] Angela Lansbury that would have been an open and shut case in an hour if Angela Lansbury was on
[00:24:59] the job oh boy wow you give me Jim Rockford
[00:25:07] wait wait what was the other one um who wait no didn't any Griffith at one time play a lawyer
[00:25:15] oh yeah yeah that was um I can't remember the name of that but yeah he there was one where he was a
[00:25:20] lawyer yeah um Quincy the original CSI yeah um oh I'm trying to think of other ones because there
[00:25:30] was there's just so many old right yeah but yeah like the Rockford files that was a class they're
[00:25:37] they're all um open and shut in one hour yeah actually 42 to 45 minutes yeah yeah yeah
[00:25:47] but yeah no I get what you were saying but it is it's I don't want to watch anymore and you know me
[00:25:52] I was I was binge watching CSI Miami right just a few months ago and then I started watching this
[00:25:57] and I was like oh this is way more interesting but some of it I have to step away right I can't
[00:26:03] like just plow through it right I have to back up and be like I can't watch this for a little bit
[00:26:07] because I'm just getting the feelings yeah after three hours okay I gotta step away yeah
[00:26:13] because this is you know it's not me so yeah and then I'll you know wait a couple days or weeks
[00:26:19] and go back to it yeah yeah it's addicting it's an addiction I know so many people that do it
[00:26:27] right no I agree like I mean it it's extraordinarily popular yeah like it honestly is it's it's that
[00:26:33] thing of like because because you you want to play detective along with everybody like
[00:26:40] okay here's the clues oh yeah he did it he definitely maybe he didn't you know you know
[00:26:45] so you're playing detective along with as the evidence is being presented yeah but here's the
[00:26:49] problem is there are some that are so good you're rewatching them right like that crazy evil genius
[00:26:55] right but the eerie guy with the ballman is that that one I watched a couple times
[00:27:01] the making murder I watched twice and three times three freaking times my crazy ass mind
[00:27:08] watch that um the uh American murder the the family next door yeah the guy that killed the
[00:27:18] kids in his wife right like I watched that three fucking times just because I couldn't believe
[00:27:21] that he fucking did that right like I was like what did I miss watching this right yeah so and
[00:27:28] they're just that good you want to go back and watch it right no I understand yeah
[00:27:33] hmm that's sick but also like the thing you gotta realize and this is something that I realized a
[00:27:40] long time ago anytime somebody makes a documentary on something as much as they may try to be as
[00:27:48] even handed as possible they always have an agenda mm-hmm like there's no documentary
[00:27:56] that is right down the middle right you know I mean like this is the these are the facts as they've
[00:28:02] been presented great that like there always is an agenda of they're gonna lean like is this person
[00:28:09] guilty this person was not guilty this person was a cruel awful human being this person is being
[00:28:16] unjustly well I think also on his point of view their story they're telling right and that's
[00:28:22] but that's the agenda yeah like it's never I've never watched a documentary
[00:28:30] I've watched a few that have come close but I've never watched a documentary on any subject
[00:28:35] that is these are the facts as seen mm-hmm like sometimes a documentary you know if it's from
[00:28:43] the point of view some others on the point from a certain point of view only because
[00:28:49] the other side refuses to get involved like I just watched a documentary about the day Dion Sanders
[00:29:00] played football and baseball on the same day oh I didn't know there was yeah and I felt football
[00:29:08] so what the basis of the story is the Braves were playing in the in the nationally championship
[00:29:15] series against the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1992 and he and he was playing for the Braves but he also
[00:29:22] played football for the Atlanta Falcons he was a two sport athlete only two other two guys have done it
[00:29:27] the only difference was Dion was a Dion played baseball till it was football season
[00:29:35] Bo Jackson played baseball till baseball season was over then played football oh so like Dion would
[00:29:41] usually leave the Braves midseason right to go play football right but this was a year
[00:29:48] they convinced them we need you for the playoff run mm-hmm and so he was in pit that he was in
[00:29:55] Pittsburgh on Saturday played in the game flew to Miami to play a football game at one o'clock
[00:30:04] for the for Atlanta Falcons against the Dolphins then flew back to Pittsburgh just in time to dress
[00:30:12] for the playoff game the next like the game five I think it was wow yeah why he was tired
[00:30:25] no he said he wasn't but like it's it's kind of I mean sleep became an issue obviously like
[00:30:32] like the game in Pittsburgh on Saturday ended at like 11 o'clock at night
[00:30:38] and they made the mistake they drove to Pittsburgh International Airport but the private plane
[00:30:49] that Nike had chartered for him was at Allegheny County Airport oh shit so oops yeah so they had
[00:30:57] to have the distance away yeah so they had to have the plane fly to Pittsburgh International
[00:31:02] to pick them up right and then fly to Miami right like after the game in Miami was over at four o'clock
[00:31:09] the the playoff game at Pittsburgh was due to start at seven I think seven or eight and they got
[00:31:15] stuck in traffic trying to get from Joe Robbie Stadium to Miami Airport mm-hmm so they were
[00:31:23] leaving so he like walked in the door as they were playing a national anthem at three river stadium
[00:31:29] wow you know so wow but in that documentary it was mostly from Dion's point of view and the only
[00:31:39] reason it was that way was because the Atlanta Braves that people who were like the general
[00:31:43] manager and the manager of the Braves refused to be interviewed uh like there were a couple
[00:31:50] front office people who were interviewed and they talked about how pissed everybody was yeah but like
[00:31:55] the the the main people involved in that refused to be interviewed so now it's mostly from a certain
[00:32:01] point of view no and it's Dion basically saying I'm doing what I'm doing right you know but that's
[00:32:08] a way a lot of documentaries and it's too bad that those games weren't all in different time zones
[00:32:13] yeah he might have not had that problem well the next week he had the problem because the
[00:32:17] Braves beat the pirates and there was uh two weeks later the Falcons were playing in San Francisco
[00:32:25] the same day as I think game three of the world series was and because there was a game three was
[00:32:33] in the eastern time zone and the football game was in Atlanta or in San Francisco on the west
[00:32:39] coast they Dion said I can't make that right that's not gonna work yeah like it did end up
[00:32:45] like he didn't have to make that choice wow yeah wouldn't like that man's lead
[00:32:52] oh yeah he like yeah oh yeah all right he's he's a lot of life yeah
[00:32:59] why were we talking about them well I was just I was just talking about from like because like
[00:33:03] documentaries documentaries documentaries usually have a a perspective that they're giving
[00:33:08] you the information right right like the documentarian usually has an agenda of a story they want to
[00:33:15] tell right you know and so sometimes like you have to like you have to watch it with a grain of salt
[00:33:29] because while it's giving you information it's giving you the information it wants you to have
[00:33:34] right you know I mean they may leave something out because that doesn't help
[00:33:42] the case that they're presenting right you know that's kind of weird you said that because
[00:33:48] that making a murder uh-huh if you watch both seasons season one you were like dude is guilty
[00:33:58] right like hands down yeah he has something to do with it right might not have did himself
[00:34:04] but they were involved right you watch season two and you're like these two are in jail falsely
[00:34:09] accused right like they should not be in jail right they were like set up co-worsed whatever you
[00:34:16] want to call it right they were scapegoats right there was a reason you know so that's weird
[00:34:22] you say it because it's telling it not from two different point of views though it's still his
[00:34:27] point of view right but it's still again the documentary and taking eight point of view
[00:34:32] I got you got you instead of letting you make I mean I know it's because there's two different
[00:34:37] lawyers right I get that right but instead of letting you make the decision at the end
[00:34:42] yeah person guilty or not guilty they're presenting it to you like enough season one
[00:34:47] well this person is guilty and in season two well we believe he's not guilty and this is why we
[00:34:51] believe he's not guilty right you know I mean like that's the the way they present yeah well
[00:34:55] it's I don't know that one it was because the first lawyers didn't dig as deep as the second
[00:35:00] right now it also may have been at that point they may have known okay we're gonna do go this far
[00:35:07] with season one and then come back with season two with the fresh information very you know I mean
[00:35:15] like that I mean who knows is it terrible me that I want to season three so you can see what
[00:35:19] the hell happens to these two sure I think it's a terrible I don't know if they're doing it or
[00:35:24] not but we would love to know yeah what's going on I mean I know there has been a few things that
[00:35:30] happened only because I've been nosy and googled the shit right um but for the most part I want to
[00:35:36] see closure yeah like I want to see them free I get that hmm yeah so there's those documentaries
[00:35:44] that you're just waiting for the next one and tell you what's going on no I get that because
[00:35:50] I get that with um welcome to rexon I don't know what that is Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney
[00:36:02] bought a soccer team in Wales okay okay now this soccer team was bad they like I'm not gonna
[00:36:16] do the whole thing but just like they were playing they were almost playing at a semi pro level
[00:36:24] like that's how bad they were like like britain european soccer they they you you can drop leagues
[00:36:31] so there's like four leagues in european soccer and then there's like what's underneath that which
[00:36:35] is like damn near semi pro very and they had been in this almost semi pro league for like 15 years
[00:36:41] they stunk so Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney buy the team they start investing money into the
[00:36:47] team and it's about their climb to try to get um back to yeah you know and this like we're in our
[00:36:57] third season now and you know this is what's going on with the team I don't like soccer
[00:37:02] I don't watch soccer but I find this show interesting because it does two things
[00:37:08] it makes soccer interesting it gives me the this is the excitement part but also this town
[00:37:15] in called rexon is almost like Pittsburgh it's a former steel town it's a former coal mining town
[00:37:25] and when the mills shut down like the town went through hard times I get and they've
[00:37:32] tried to rebuild themselves and part of what Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are doing are you know
[00:37:38] they're investing in the town as well and trying to revitalize the town and you know it's so that's
[00:37:43] kind of an interesting aspect to me of like these people in this town and what this town has gone
[00:37:49] through because I can identify that having gone through the same thing here right you know that
[00:37:54] makes sense so but obviously that that show is is like it's putting a spotlight on like
[00:38:04] you know Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds are great people yeah you know look at what they're
[00:38:08] doing this is awesome they're opening parks they're doing this they're doing that like and it's
[00:38:13] like okay like that's their perspective because Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are paying
[00:38:18] for the documentary to be made yeah so obviously they're going to be shown in the best light
[00:38:23] possible right and while I do think they're good people there's a distinct possibility
[00:38:28] they're a complete total dickheads who are just gonna fuck this up okay well I have a question
[00:38:34] it's three seasons in you said yeah is there improvements in the team yes okay the first season
[00:38:41] they almost won the league and were able to promote to the like out but they didn't they fell short
[00:38:47] and the second season they were the best team in the league and they were able to promote
[00:38:53] but it was a fight because there was another team that was just as good as them and so it was like a dog
[00:38:57] fight all the way to the finish line which was like they they they wrapped up the most
[00:39:04] like points in league history but so did the other team behind them yeah so it was like
[00:39:11] neck and neck all the way to the last game you know and then of course it's gonna be like that
[00:39:16] right and so now they're in they're in what's actually the european soccer league division
[00:39:21] two I think it's called um and you know they're they're they're actually playing well there but
[00:39:27] what becomes interesting and one of the things that they talked about is like okay if you're in
[00:39:32] division two or division one like the amount of money you're spending any amount of money you have
[00:39:40] works when you get to the champions league or I can't remember what the league above that is
[00:39:46] I can't remember but you get above like to those two leagues those are billionaires
[00:39:53] so that's when you're getting into like the NFL or major league baseball like that's when
[00:39:58] you're getting into the big leagues when you go to the champions league and the
[00:40:03] premier league that's what's possible really yeah so like how far can they push it then
[00:40:12] as two people who are not billionaires but at the same time what's happened is
[00:40:19] you now have a worldwide audience that are tuning into their games that are buying their
[00:40:27] merchandise right you know so you know it's no longer just this little welsh community
[00:40:32] yeah supporting this team has been around for 150 years wow I didn't know it's one of the oldest
[00:40:38] say that it's one of the oldest teams in european soccer and no wonder why they were a little sluggish
[00:40:45] air torque but not but it's no longer just this this one little town supporting this team they
[00:40:51] now have an influx of cash coming from around the world who are buying their merchandise and
[00:40:57] having it going to their website and pushing traffic and all this you know so that that aspect
[00:41:03] of it becomes interesting right you know like can that like selling out your state um you know tv money
[00:41:18] merchandise money that you're that's probably gone through the roof as compared to where it was
[00:41:24] three years ago right is that enough to push you into that stratosphere yeah or is it going
[00:41:31] to be a situation where maybe you go up to division one and you win division one you go to the champions
[00:41:38] league and you suck and you go back down to division one like now like what's their situation
[00:41:46] like it's an interesting thought study of like what is it that they
[00:41:53] is the um like the stanley cup is the you know thing for hockey and the pennant for baseball whatever
[00:42:02] what is it for soccer well i think the biggest trophy is the world cup you know that's and they
[00:42:08] have that tournament every four years okay but like i i don't even know like i don't know what the
[00:42:16] premier league championship trophy is called or the champion no what i'm getting at is so you
[00:42:22] get these teams that get to the top and they're the top dog right how long can you actually stay at
[00:42:27] the top dog well i mean that depends but you just said it's only every four years uh i don't know that
[00:42:35] i've ever year right but like okay like the but like the world cup is not like the world cup is
[00:42:42] countries competing right so that's you know team usa and that's team england and that's you
[00:42:49] know right so it's kind of like the olympics it is yes but it's a situation where like you know
[00:43:04] how good can your country be pretty like france is always good england's always good brazil's always
[00:43:13] good germany's usually pretty like there are there are countries that you're like they're good
[00:43:19] every year because soccer is a way of life there you're right like football is here right baseball
[00:43:25] or whatever right like the united like people get excited because like the united states will be like
[00:43:35] yeah we're good we're good and we go to the world cup and you know they get slaughtered
[00:43:39] well it's because like in in those european leagues there's only a few americans that play
[00:43:50] over there yeah like you know i mean like it and the europeans that come over here they're coming
[00:43:57] over here at the end of their careers because they just want to play and somebody's willing to pay
[00:44:03] them a shit ton of money they think it'll help their product right you know where whereas like
[00:44:11] you know once american goes over there like it took once they're washed up they are kicked the
[00:44:16] fuck out you know really because there's somebody younger better faster they aren't here they're like
[00:44:24] held as idols yeah so like but soccer here is not a way of life like it is no i'm even close no and
[00:44:32] people don't understand that yeah especially soccer fans like to me soccer is a regional sport much like
[00:44:41] hockey is like the nhl's expanded and they have teams all over the country and in the south and
[00:44:49] everything else but to me hockey is a northeastern midwest canadian sport do you remember the episode
[00:45:00] of the office i'm creepy robert was gonna they had him all he all of them hadn't him convinced
[00:45:06] him convinced that they all love soccer until he took him out into the park and let the play
[00:45:11] soccer yeah and jim wek was her face and head do you remember that one i do vaguely i'm sorry
[00:45:17] when you were saying that i'm like oh my god creepy robert's in my mind i was like oh my god
[00:45:23] but like with the what it was soccer to me like soccer is like prominent
[00:45:27] in the pacific northwest right like they love it there they live it that's that's the sport
[00:45:33] there like they sell out stadiums in portland and seattle wow and you know like the pacific northwest
[00:45:41] that is where soccer lives wow like i you know i'm sure you could probably tell me like it probably
[00:45:46] in new england a bit maybe in new york but to me soccer is a pacific northwest sport i would
[00:45:53] never guess that yeah they they go nuts for it up there like they sell out in nh and nfl stadium
[00:45:59] for soccer really yeah wow in the united states yes wow it's shocking i know i mean like you
[00:46:08] wouldn't think that but not in that area no but that that's what they go nuts for yeah wow
[00:46:19] so that's why i consider it kind of like regional like that because it's like
[00:46:22] yeah it's their sport right you know true like Pittsburgh has a soccer team
[00:46:30] we do yes we do professional semi-professional i guess the Pittsburgh riverhounds
[00:46:37] oh my god and they've been around for like 30 years wow yeah but like the stadium they play in
[00:46:46] holds like 3 000 people and they barely fill that oh i the riverhounds yeah
[00:46:55] fucking awful who picked that i don't know oh my lord that's the most as bad as the corn huskers
[00:47:06] there goes my Nebraska audience let's let's make it fucking obvious where you're from
[00:47:10] riverhounds yeah yeah why were we talking about this i don't know i'm not from the answer there
[00:47:20] i thought i'd walk in the raxam that's why oh yeah what was that one i was watching
[00:47:26] flash ohio they stopped making that i don't know that was a funny show i like that one
[00:47:33] jayme pressley ended up on that show for a minute yeah she was she was funny
[00:47:39] which i think she's always funny right yeah so here's a question for you oh boy
[00:47:48] what do you think is the most iconic car in tv or movies car yes i know what you're gonna pick
[00:48:02] now i am going to tell you know i am eliminating any and all batmobiles
[00:48:06] oh okay i i want to pick one of those but i i won't that's just a gimme yeah but it
[00:48:17] it we're not talking like those kind of shows just any show any any show you know what i'm
[00:48:22] gonna pick yeah did you say that i did yeah i know at least one probably two okay well i would
[00:48:32] have to say obviously the general e is one of them oh that was when i saw you're gonna pick it has
[00:48:37] to be okay i'm not stupid enough and i think that wasn't one of the most popular cars on tv
[00:48:42] let me rephrase the question iconic to you oh iconic to me yes uh um car yeah
[00:48:57] well to me yeah obviously it would be the you know the one that got blown up on my
[00:49:03] me vice and the black so the Daytona yeah the tonus thing right yeah yeah to me that's when i
[00:49:10] thought you were gonna pick yeah because even after they blew up the one they gave him after
[00:49:15] that he was not impressed with it the white the white Ferrari sorry yeah i wanted the
[00:49:21] thing right back yeah the day the Daytona sting right yeah yeah
[00:49:25] yeah and then of course night writer did not think you were gonna pick kit i like it okay didn't
[00:49:36] like him i like it 1982 transam i watched night writer for kit okay not not even no work
[00:49:43] close for him okay yeah who else did you think i was gonna pick i figured the first thing out
[00:49:49] of your mouth is going to be the DeLorean from what tv show movie or tv show oh i didn't hear you say
[00:49:57] movie yes i said movie or tv show me i thought you just wanted tv show no of course i would have said
[00:50:03] that the DeLorean right absolutely because i was sitting there going too bad i can't say a movie one
[00:50:09] and then i was like damn i would have definitely said the DeLorean yeah absolutely if i would
[00:50:14] i apologize i did not hear movie okay but that's absolutely number one oh that's kind of hard
[00:50:21] now p number one because i wanted a DeLorean even before the movies came on right god it makes me sound
[00:50:26] old that does that makes me sound really old damn it what was yours well i think to me
[00:50:36] me probably number one is the the astin martin db5 the james bond drives okay i mean it's like
[00:50:51] first appears in gold figure but like they brought it back a number of times for daniel greg okay
[00:50:58] it is a a classic car you'll you'll have to show me a picture after the show and then
[00:51:06] because i got a couple james bond cars in my head but i'm not sure if that's the one i'm
[00:51:10] thinking of right and then also like i i always love the the uh the the astin martin dbs jesus yeah
[00:51:19] you know for the high hand ones i'm like DeLorean which is not cheap but but also like one that came
[00:51:27] like the reason i thought this is i was watching um i was looking through facebook and i watched a
[00:51:33] video like a clip of this um the mad max's 1973 ford falcon the one that he drives at the end of the
[00:51:48] movie the original movie the original movie yeah mel Gibson yeah because you have there there's a 72
[00:51:55] intercept there's a 72 falcon interceptor which is like the blue and yellow cop car
[00:52:01] that they drive around but then at the end of the movie he's driving the black one with the
[00:52:07] the supercharger coming out of the hood that the guy tells him this is the last of the v8s right
[00:52:12] right you know and that car to me is just it screams badassery yeah like even like even as a
[00:52:19] small child i was like that fucking thing is amazing right yeah this movie is fucking with
[00:52:24] me hard that fucking thing is amazing oh wow yeah even in that condition yeah well i mean
[00:52:37] so here's the thing so mad mass comes on you see the advertisements for it and it's like
[00:52:42] it looks like a car chase movie yeah so my parents took me to go see the driving
[00:52:47] event it was the furthest thing from a fucking car chase movie the car chase like that was a movie my
[00:52:53] parents like oh we fucked up break them to see this you know and like i'm freaking out because
[00:52:59] like you know there's people who are burned alive a small child gets run over by a motorcycle gang
[00:53:04] either shoot i mean small baby died you know and then max is just running down people and
[00:53:11] that fucking i mean that yeah it's a car i'm just like you get him max no reason you went mad you know
[00:53:22] but then it comes back in the road warrior until he totals it right which pisses me off
[00:53:30] i remember having this conversation with you before yeah who bought them
[00:53:34] totaling that car i was so pissed yeah but that car chase idea like it's like it becomes
[00:53:41] a thing of like is the car chase at the end of the road warrior better or is the car chase
[00:53:49] in mad max fury road better oh that was the first of the tom hardy ones there's only one
[00:53:58] tom hardy one oh is he not in the neck this no that's that's a prequel about fury ocean
[00:54:05] oh okay i didn't know that yeah i just knew they had another one yeah but is that is the
[00:54:10] one with tom hardy you're talking about yeah that was a really good scene because like the thing
[00:54:16] becomes like with but it was like really drawn out oh it was yes but the thing becomes like
[00:54:21] but so is the one at the end of the road warrior i haven't seen that in a while though so i don't know
[00:54:27] but like both of them are great but it's like george miller is so bat shit crazy like having
[00:54:35] like the guy like playing guitar with the the flamethrower on the stack of speakers the guys on
[00:54:45] the poles yeah it was swinging in area goes on and that chase is so fucking amazing but yeah like it's
[00:54:54] like the road warrior doesn't have that same yeah but here's the craziness but it's still
[00:55:00] amazing chasing here's the difference for me though yeah watching the road warrior one
[00:55:06] is i watched as a child and shit like that you didn't want to end right and as an adult you're
[00:55:12] like okay i like the theatric is not like can we get to the point you know so it's not that either
[00:55:18] one is better than the other i think it's like age difference or whoever else is a female male
[00:55:27] whatever point of view of they what they think it is right you know what i mean i don't think either one
[00:55:31] is better than the other because i think both good but you're right the second one does have yeah all
[00:55:36] that other stuff going on them guys swing on the pole were kind of awesome yeah yeah and i mean you
[00:55:43] but like the road warrior has the humongous yes you know yeah and that that character alone
[00:55:49] is worth the price of admission right you know right yeah but yes the the 73 Ford Falcon that um
[00:55:58] i have a confession for you okay speaking of cars uh i finished your one lego one oh cool i forgot
[00:56:06] to bring in that's all i'm so sorry that's okay i remembered whenever i was up in the room and
[00:56:11] i was like son of a bitch it was like what i was like you're a god the damn god for those
[00:56:17] or curious i bought a two pack it's a Mercedes Formula 1 race car and also a Mercedes AMG
[00:56:30] i can't remember something one mock one i can't remember it's a badass looking little car but i
[00:56:36] bought them as legas and i nancy loves putting the other lega so i bought them for her to put
[00:56:41] together for me to display yeah it was the race car one yeah is the first one because they
[00:56:45] recommend doing that one first okay i did it first because they recommended all right that's
[00:56:51] fine so because there's a lot of leftover pieces so i'm like is this going to the second one
[00:56:56] but there's like a bag with all these steering wheels in it yeah the race car doesn't take a
[00:57:01] steering wheel it has like a looks like a uh game control steering wheel yeah and this is a whole
[00:57:07] bag of steering wheels and i'm like there's only one other car yeah are we to choose our own
[00:57:12] steering wheel yeah probably well you can also choose numbers for your race car two different
[00:57:17] numbers you know 44 or 77 or some shall we go okay i don't know the significance of this neither do i
[00:57:23] like i don't watch Formula 1 but i just wanted to do some Mercedes Benz okay all right so it has
[00:57:28] something to do with yeah the race world yeah i'm sure like i think they have a team of two
[00:57:32] right two drivers two different race cars two different drivers so it's like whoever you prefer
[00:57:38] i have no preference because i couldn't tell you who drives them well you only have one driver
[00:57:42] right so okay but strangely enough you got two helmet shields just the shields yeah so that's
[00:57:50] a little curious yeah lego you keep me freaking wondering like i'm always inspecting the leftovers
[00:57:58] yeah i don't know why i'm just like all right what do we have here now what is left over
[00:58:03] because maybe i miss something because when i did that at at yeah i had to take that thing apart
[00:58:08] like four fucking times yeah before i was like damn you know i don't know if i just wasn't paying
[00:58:14] attention or maybe i'm half dyslexic because half the time i was putting it on the wrong side
[00:58:18] don't know what the issue is but four times i had to take that thing apart right those pieces
[00:58:22] come off whether or not you're working on that set you know what i mean yeah so maybe there was
[00:58:27] one that didn't go back on you know i was like trying to figure out looking at the picture
[00:58:32] making sure it went through the book everything was there so i inspect those pieces but i got
[00:58:38] so many leftover lego's i'm wondering can you build something with that i don't know
[00:58:47] getting back to the topic though the lego's no the cars yeah damn sorry that's okay sorry
[00:58:55] my third pick oh yeah elinor
[00:59:00] wait don't tell me elinor i can't remember elinor go on in 60 seconds elinor the shelby gt 500 the
[00:59:16] Porsche no no mustang mustang yeah wait was it the purple one at the end yeah the car at the end
[00:59:22] okay okay that's elinor yeah the one that was always got away yeah yeah he looked at corrupt though
[00:59:29] you did but i mean
[00:59:33] elinor i totally forgot about elinor oh i didn't
[00:59:38] yeah he went through a lot to get her he did a lifetime yeah that's actually a really good movie
[00:59:46] it's a very underrated movie yeah like it's like that movie like
[00:59:50] but you're like oh this is gonna suck yeah and when you watch you're like oh
[00:59:54] shit that was actually really fucking good yeah because i have to tell you i actually did
[00:59:58] watch the original and i didn't care for it right i i didn't yeah i was like i just don't care for
[01:00:05] this version yeah i like the nick was k version i think it's because the person that plays his
[01:00:10] brother i like him that roge giovanni ruby see yeah it was like yeah yeah but elinor's
[01:00:18] yeah elinor yeah and i just turn this a fourth because it's obvious the 77 paunie act trans am
[01:00:29] smoking the bandit oh god i would have never thought of that yeah oh come on i could have sat
[01:00:36] here for a day and never thought of smoking the bandit that's just how much i don't care for those
[01:00:40] movies those movies are just overrated first off how dare you the only thing that makes
[01:00:48] some movies good is the sheriff and the dumb ass son or whatever oh yeah i mean i mean definitely
[01:00:53] don't give me a jackie gleason makes the fucking move yeah the only reason i watch a movie
[01:00:58] i mean smoking the bandit one and two are classic if there isn't a scene with the sheriff in
[01:01:06] it i'm fast forward oh no yeah snowman and his dog just didn't care for burt reynolds
[01:01:15] i know you don't care for burt reynolds sally field's lover to death burt reynolds
[01:01:22] but yeah i mean i mean you think about like the 77 trans am from those movies like that's like a
[01:01:29] mark yeah you know as a iconic as the general lee yeah i mean or what was thirteenth hutch's car called
[01:01:38] well that was what that was a grand terino they called it the red tomato
[01:01:47] they called it the red tomato on the show a striped tomato yeah uh but yeah it was a i want to say a
[01:01:53] 70 73 grand terino which has been a lot of shows that have like popular cars in it like what was
[01:02:01] that one that um tom selic was in his car was iconic that that was a ferrari i can't remember what
[01:02:08] type of ferrari then you had show well stingray too drone stingray yeah only one season sadly or no
[01:02:14] maybe they did do tc i don't know but then you have the iconic things that weren't cars like you
[01:02:19] know airwolf and shit like that but you also like like the a team had like that gmc van yeah
[01:02:25] yeah somebody had a motorcycle somewhere chips had motorcycles yeah but i mean that was a cop
[01:02:30] shit yeah yeah so everybody had something iconic in their gimmick yeah i mean jim rofford drove a
[01:02:41] i only was a trans am i think it was a pony act firebird which looked i mean which looked a
[01:02:50] lot like a trans am but i don't know it but like with the earn a trans am name you had to like
[01:02:55] it had to have a specific motor in it oh i think his was just a firebird gotcha yeah uh wow i'm trying
[01:03:09] to think of other ones i'm sorry what was the one where they had the boat rip time rip time yeah
[01:03:19] yeah i don't want your vice head boats yeah he had his boat yeah yeah he had his speedboat and
[01:03:29] he lived on the house but yeah yeah didn't he have the life what is alligator elvis
[01:03:39] yeah i understand like the car was supplied by the police department yeah
[01:03:46] but like yeah as a cop who by the way was paying alimony and child support
[01:03:54] i don't know how he afforded this the the speedboat or living on the water like that
[01:04:01] or the alligator how you fucking find the alligator the alligator you probably just
[01:04:05] went into the swamp and god i don't know the alligator was actually a rescue from the football
[01:04:11] team that it was their mascot yeah and he didn't like how it was being treated so i told you that's
[01:04:16] that's where that like you didn't go rescue but i mean like no where they got it from i don't know
[01:04:23] but that's how he acquired the alligator but it's just it's one of those things where like i often
[01:04:27] like question like i can't believe i remember that like how much was sonny croc and like his
[01:04:34] expense report yeah for clothing yeah if you remember him in him in tubs but if you remember the
[01:04:43] first two part episode they ever did where they went to new york yeah and at the very end they're
[01:04:50] sitting they go into that guy's office that's really creepy and he says like their bio and
[01:04:59] they're like james sonny croc it blah blah blah been on the forest this long was married has one child
[01:05:04] lives there lives along blah blah and in his bank account he has this much money it was like i think
[01:05:10] 600 and $100 i'm thinking dude that way i'm fucking pay them cops enough money for what they
[01:05:14] fucking go through and tubs had more than that of course but yeah yeah i mean like
[01:05:20] you know a cop salar in the 80s like i'm not quite sure how he afforded that speed no
[01:05:27] no there were shenanigans going on there yeah but i wish shenanigans well i mean plus like you
[01:05:33] threw in like he said like you know the alimony and the child support he was paying to his ex-wife
[01:05:38] yeah for his kid and like you saw like once a season yeah you know yeah well no actually you saw
[01:05:47] billy a couple times yeah i think that was his son in real life that played him i can't allow
[01:05:52] yeah i'm pretty sure that was his son in real life that played him at one time
[01:05:57] the grown up one or i can't remember yeah but yeah it was there was always like i always had
[01:06:02] like some questions about like i get the gimmick but like but like how is like the miami
[01:06:11] date police department like like he's got you know i got five new gucci suits yeah you know well
[01:06:20] don't forget about the house he's still paying for the she's living in yeah yeah but even her car
[01:06:26] but even like and his private school fee right thank you but like even like at some point like the
[01:06:32] lieutenant had to be like fuck crock and you can't like these are thousand dollar yeah
[01:06:38] expense reports were giving me yeah for fucking clothes you know i gotta look the part right
[01:06:44] well let's try recycling some of those suits my friend do a little mix and match it yeah
[01:06:51] sew up a bullet hole you took one in the shoulder i just sew that shit up i we can't afford this i don't
[01:07:01] have this in the budget my whole budget goes to your wardrobe yeah and don't even give me
[01:07:07] some fucking start on tubs you know what he used to have those shoes he wore yeah no socks but
[01:07:13] they were like alligator shoes yeah i'm shit like ridiculous and the and the sunglasses yeah
[01:07:20] tubs had the convertible and you have no idea where tubs lived no you know anywhere tubs lived
[01:07:26] like you need nothing about tubs no but i mean you do some shit but nothing like that yeah
[01:07:31] but like because you knew about his brother and why he was yeah all that but like i like the car
[01:07:38] was like a you know a police seizure i know that like and i remember like after they blew up the
[01:07:43] Daytona like he was driving around in like a 75 Chevy van Chevy Chevy pickup truck yeah you know he
[01:07:51] was like yes because like i look like a little abder more yeah but but what did the other two the two
[01:07:58] stan and what's his face they're driving around with a fucking van with a bug on top of it yes
[01:08:03] it's like he gets a fucking Ferrari yeah he gets a Ferrari they make more sense
[01:08:10] why why do you have to have a Ferrari i don't understand like why can't you just roll up in a crown
[01:08:18] vich wait wait i don't even know what the women drove no you know what is gene and uh Trudy drive
[01:08:27] because i know the lieutenant we're not the first one james as we're james almost he had some kind
[01:08:33] of like cheap chevy or something he was always driving around and i'm sure that like the girls
[01:08:38] were probably driving around like a Volkswagen Golf or a rabbit rabbits were very popular with ladies back
[01:08:45] in rabbit yeah poor jeana she was better than a rabbit it was probably convertible jean went up with
[01:08:54] a lot of crooked shit she did yeah so she deserved better oh god we know way too much behind you
[01:09:03] we do yeah
[01:09:09] wait there was wait hold on there was a um god i don't know how long it was but somebody posted
[01:09:15] something on facebook about it being their favorite episode is when um albany was on it yeah and he was
[01:09:22] like the undercover cop that got into deep love yeah and i was like yeah but don't forget about um
[01:09:28] not only that one but the one um oh god now i can't think of who i put on there not wesley snipe
[01:09:36] somebody else i can't remember okay who is the one that did the never mind and it's freaking i didn't
[01:09:42] even say it because i can't remember who the popular person is i won't put on that they had a
[01:09:46] hundred different but it was it's my all-time favorite episode is the one that has this person in
[01:09:53] and i can't think of who the person is yeah like how like
[01:09:59] it's just it's not in my brain right now go ahead continue i'll think about it in a minute
[01:10:04] the one with don henley no smugly no not even the phil Collins even though i love that one because
[01:10:11] i love the rat race right getting you're the prop the problem like the white ferrari he drives
[01:10:18] later on because they changed the car because it the white ferrari would show up better when they shot
[01:10:24] at night the the the daytona spider like you always it didn't it didn't film well it didn't
[01:10:31] pop yeah it didn't film well yeah but it does have that like absolutely iconic moment in the first
[01:10:39] episode within the air tonight yes like and that's like so because it's like they're driving
[01:10:46] you know sonny's behind a wheel crockets loading the shotgun yeah they're you know hold off yeah
[01:10:53] you get you get the the whole phil Collins thing and then he pulls off when he calls his ex wife
[01:10:58] yeah you know i've watched that scene a thousand times because it's so bad was i that bad yeah
[01:11:05] he's like yeah i mean like yes you are that's why i ain't with you is everything okay sonny
[01:11:11] yeah i'll let you know like and tom's just sits in a car waiting yeah yeah i gotta go back
[01:11:19] and i know we're going into some shit right the drone the phil Collins drone still is coming up
[01:11:23] i gotta go phone call yep yep yeah that was the one thing about my advice the
[01:11:29] fucking great music like that show had the greatest music well that was i mean michael man
[01:11:35] had that that was his vision yeah of like taking his vision was you could make television
[01:11:46] look as good as a movie and he proved it yeah like the way he shot my any advice and the way he
[01:11:55] like everything was like i know like other directors wanted to wreck the shows but
[01:12:00] he set the vision of what it was and he was there guiding at the entire time right and the way they
[01:12:08] used music and you know just suppose that with what's going on on the show was was a piece of
[01:12:17] brilliant one of my all-time favorites is the one where he Crockett tries to save that the guy's
[01:12:24] life with a guy on death row who convinces him he's not guilty but he really was and there's that
[01:12:30] peter gabriel signing keep playing it over and over we do what we're told pal okay i can't remember
[01:12:37] yeah but then at the like and yeah Crockett like busts his ass to prove it this guy's innocent
[01:12:42] at the end of it he's like the guy's like yeah i did it and he shows up like you know then he
[01:12:47] kills she needs to you know yeah he comes back yeah he comes like a couple of times but like i mean
[01:12:53] that episode is like there's a moment where like he's driving to the prison reluctantly
[01:12:59] and they're playing that that peter gabriel song i'm like this is fucking brilliant right yeah you
[01:13:03] know this is and it's set to it's set to template for like all those shows after that do use music
[01:13:13] like any like i always loved the way smallville used music usually at the end of an episode right yeah
[01:13:23] like they would it was like and it was like so well done yeah and the music was really good too but
[01:13:29] it like but i'm think back like well that was all set up by miami vice yeah this is what they were
[01:13:36] doing like this was unheard of right you know nobody else did what michael man did no and then
[01:13:41] it became the template for shows going forward yeah well good for him too bad didn't transfer to
[01:13:47] the movie he made well yeah that should be called something else because it definitely did not
[01:13:54] resemble anything miami vice like except that it was in miami it looked amazing
[01:13:59] yeah yeah it did it looked amazing no it absolutely did not from the geek go soon as he
[01:14:10] announced who he cast this crocket that was it it was over for me i know but like it's it is that
[01:14:16] thing of like like i like michael man and i'll watch michael man movies and sometimes he lays an egg
[01:14:25] but it still looks fucking amazing yeah like miami vice was an egg yeah but it looks fucking amazing
[01:14:32] right you know like there are other movies he's done where i'm just like that wasn't a very good movie
[01:14:38] but he shot the shit out of that yeah like it looked phenomenal it was beautiful yeah
[01:14:48] i couldn't take my eyes off the screen the whole time i still can't think of the famous person
[01:14:55] just drive me crazy no well it's my favorite episode actually it's not my favorite episode
[01:15:00] my favorite episode is the first episode my father made me sit down and watch right yeah all right
[01:15:10] i'm gonna wrap it up let me do with your fancy watch yeah tell your views of what's new
[01:15:15] he did yeah we talked about it and i'm still nice yeah i'm still trying to figure it out use
[01:15:22] walk by any um apps no because you can go on your phone and i haven't been with what's on it
[01:15:30] i haven't taken it with it that like there is so much that them watches and the new phones
[01:15:35] off like people who don't even have these are telling me yeah and i'm like i can do that
[01:15:39] on my phone and they're like yeah you can do that on your other phone too i didn't know it
[01:15:45] and i can do it on my ipad yeah that has it not all the options that the phones have right
[01:15:50] that has options too right yeah i didn't know that damn apple hidden features indeed anything
[01:16:00] like that the proceedings are no i'm sorry that you had a ditch the other episode with Ian
[01:16:06] i thought it was a good one it was interesting yeah we'll have them on next time
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