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Speaker 4: So I teased right before we went to break talking
Speaker 4: to Ben Lieber, my main man over there. The article
Speaker 4: in the Athletic today from our friend Alec Lewis. He's
Speaker 4: talking about Jonathan Grene kind of breaks down the entire
Speaker 4: situation in case you've forgotten.
Speaker 2: And wondering what's going on. He's still in Minnesota, Viking.
Speaker 4: He still wants a bigger contract because you know, his contract,
Speaker 4: by comparison to other players of his caliber, he's underpaid,
Speaker 4: no doubt about it.
Speaker 2: But as of right now, no takers. Ben. He mentions
Speaker 2: two teams in this.
Speaker 4: Article that still might be in play, Philadelphia and Indianapolis,
Speaker 4: and he speculates, I just you know, I'm kind of
Speaker 4: putting a little bulls eye on this entire article. Take
Speaker 4: a second day pick to get Jonathan Garnaard. What do
Speaker 4: you think, if you had to have a big opinion,
Speaker 4: what do you think is gonna happen? Will he be
Speaker 4: a Viking or will he be going?
Speaker 3: I think I think he stays. I think he stays.
Speaker 5: And I'm saying that both from my head and from
Speaker 5: my heart. I mean, I Drew, I truly think that
Speaker 5: he is such a key part of this defense. And
Speaker 5: I understand where he's coming from on the players standpoint.
Speaker 5: Look at you look at his production, you look at
Speaker 5: his disruption numbers, and you just watch I mean go
Speaker 5: out and watch four games when he's healthy. I mean,
Speaker 5: he's probably the best defensive player on the field. I
Speaker 5: mean sometimes, depending on who we're playing, he might be
Speaker 5: the best defensive guy on the field.
Speaker 3: In general.
Speaker 5: He plays the run extremely well. He's so disruptive. I mean,
Speaker 5: there's so many times where he's getting to the quarterback
Speaker 5: and there's just a slippage by the quarterback and the
Speaker 5: getting away and yeah, you'd love to capitalize on those,
Speaker 5: but those those quarterback hurries, the disruption points. If he
Speaker 5: is able to capitalize it in this next year on
Speaker 5: some of those drive bys and bringing the quarterback down
Speaker 5: all of a sudden, now he's a he's an all
Speaker 5: pro type of player, and so I understand that he
Speaker 5: probably wants four or five more million dollars tacked on
Speaker 5: each year, which I don't think is a huge number.
Speaker 5: But again, we're really up against the cap, so yeah,
Speaker 5: we probably don't have a lot of wiggle room because
Speaker 5: we've kind of pulled all those levers with all the
Speaker 5: other restructures that we've done, so we are strapped for cash.
Speaker 5: So it is probably one of those things like how
Speaker 5: serious are you do you? Are you really really serious
Speaker 5: that you need four or five million extra dollars which
Speaker 5: is a lot of money per year to continue playing here.
Speaker 5: And if he digs his feet in and he he
Speaker 5: doesn't seem like a guy that's going to be a
Speaker 5: turt about it. I don't think that if they don't
Speaker 5: find a trade partner, he's going to come in and
Speaker 5: be a cancer in the locker room. I just don't
Speaker 5: think that's his personality. But you do have to weigh
Speaker 5: how motivated is he going to be and how disgruntled
Speaker 5: is he going to be if he doesn't get what
Speaker 5: he wants, And and if I'm the vikings from a
Speaker 5: business standpoint, I'm not going to give him up for
Speaker 5: just a fourth rounder. That doesn't make any sense, Like
Speaker 5: he's he is a second rounder at least. At least
Speaker 5: I would even take a third rounder. So I think
Speaker 5: that he is a second round pick at least, And
Speaker 5: if they don't get that, then I think he stays.
Speaker 6: And a bunch of the teams that are in the
Speaker 6: top ten of this draft that need edge players, you know, obviously,
Speaker 6: the Titans, the Arizona Cardinals, and the Jets all pick two, three, four, right,
Speaker 6: three of those picks will probably be David Bailey, the
Speaker 6: Reese guy from Ohio State, and then Ruben Bay and
Speaker 6: the guy from Miami. So they will fill these needs
Speaker 6: with cheaper, with cheaper maybe younger, younger, cheaper option.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, And you know there's if for any chance that
Speaker 5: they one of those teams they don't get what they're
Speaker 5: looking for or whatever, right, maybe they look at this
Speaker 5: Rvel Reese pro day and they're like, oh boy, you know,
Speaker 5: like maybe he doesn't have the bender flexibility that we're
Speaker 5: really looking for.
Speaker 6: It weird, that was very weird side by side picture
Speaker 6: from him in the Reese guy.
Speaker 3: No, it's like it's like him in Bain.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, it would be like me and then John
Speaker 6: rand are running the same thing.
Speaker 3: It's yeah, back to Baine for a second. I have
Speaker 3: a random Batman Baine question, please, oh go ahead. Do
Speaker 3: we overlook Tom Hardy's Bane because it followed Heath Ledger's Joker,
Speaker 3: Like if Bain in Dark Knight Rises had been in
Speaker 3: the second movie and then Joker in the third, I
Speaker 3: wonder if we would have Bain way higher up on
Speaker 3: our all time like awesome movie villains, because he is awesome.
Speaker 3: He's great, But it's just.
Speaker 2: That I don't like about Tom right.
Speaker 3: He's fantastic. The voice is awesome, the looks awesome, the
Speaker 3: jacket right, the mask, the whole thing's great. It's just
Speaker 3: after Joker. Yeah, and the standard was set so freaking
Speaker 3: high that I still think Bane's like a nine point three.
Speaker 3: It's just the Joker was a ten point zero. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. We all agreed, aren't that fun?
Speaker 3: We all agreed. We did, even though I've never seen
Speaker 3: the one with Baines.
Speaker 2: Oh really, that's it's great. Been the Joker part two?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Good. Ironically, you're gonna hate the football scene. It's
Speaker 3: the dumbest scene of the whole movie, but or something. No,
Speaker 3: it's like halfway through he blows up the field in
Speaker 3: the middle of a football game, kills a lot of
Speaker 3: people and kills everybody, but like hinds board, is it
Speaker 3: Hein's ward, right, Yeah, just keeps running and tries to score,
Speaker 3: and there is actually somebody trying to tackle him, even
Speaker 3: though basically a giant sinkholes. Right, Yeah, it's over every
Speaker 3: all of his teammates are dying, but it's like, I
Speaker 3: still got to try to make this tackle. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: so it's that part's really dumb. And then the way
Speaker 3: that if if a gunshot shot out in a stadium,
Speaker 3: the the mass panic for the exits would be astronomical, right,
Speaker 3: it'd be trampling over each other trying to get out.
Speaker 3: A bomb went off in the middle of the stadium,
Speaker 3: the floor falls out, Mark, but everybody calmly stays in
Speaker 3: their seat, just looks off in horror. But just no,
Speaker 3: nobody moves, and you go, that's the most unhuman thing.
Speaker 3: And they hit No one would ever do that.
Speaker 4: They should have thrown a flag or time out at
Speaker 4: the very least, like somebody.
Speaker 3: So it just it drives me nuts that Christopher Nolan
Speaker 3: is a genius and a master at his craft and
Speaker 3: somehow just blew the sports scene like to no end.
Speaker 3: But but if you throw that aside, like when Bain
Speaker 3: comes out and starts talking, and then you're captivated again
Speaker 3: because you're like, man, once he gets on the mike,
Speaker 3: you're like, all right, I can hang with this speech.
Speaker 3: I just hate the looks of everybody in the crowd going, man,
Speaker 3: this is scary.
Speaker 2: Does make Kind's word it is stupid as well?
Speaker 3: It does because he wants to score. Listen, he's a
Speaker 3: stick in the script. He's doing what we're supposed to do.
Speaker 3: Or yeah, well said zach Or again, if that is
Speaker 3: the heart of a champion right in the middle of
Speaker 3: a major, major catastrophe, all he wants to do is win.
Speaker 5: It's too bad that all of his teammates would be
Speaker 5: dead though they would be like, oh I.
Speaker 3: Got him on the back and say good job.
Speaker 2: He was one touchdown away from a bonus.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean really need it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, is Christopher Nolan? When that did Oppenheimer? Yes, sir,
Speaker 5: did you listen to the latest Killian Murphy with.
Speaker 3: Nice SmartLess SmartLess? Oh? I heard the first like twenty
Speaker 3: minutes of it, so I haven't finished it yet.
Speaker 5: It was it was sort of fascinting because I am,
Speaker 5: I'm back listening to SmartLess and now I'm about in
Speaker 5: the trail off again because I just it might have
Speaker 5: been this interview that I just it's so hard to
Speaker 5: get through because they asked just the stupidest questions sometimes.
Speaker 3: But I know Power Drip Morning, yeah, five point thirty
Speaker 3: nine on the fan.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but Killian was saying something about working with Christopher Nolan.
Speaker 5: I guess this is very rare that that Christopher Nolan.
Speaker 5: There's no there's no like cutting room floor. It's like
Speaker 5: whatever scripted is what.
Speaker 3: Makes it in the movie.
Speaker 5: So he is so meticulous about every scene in all
Speaker 5: the dialogue before it's even shot that I guess every
Speaker 5: movie that he does is done early and comes in
Speaker 5: under budget because it's just like boom, we're doing this
Speaker 5: scene and we're just done and we just move on
Speaker 5: and that's going to go in the movie.
Speaker 3: So there's no improving, there's no let's try it these
Speaker 3: four different ways. It's I have the vision, you're doing,
Speaker 3: we're doing this, which is also that also makes a
Speaker 3: lot of sense. And I haven't gotten to that part
Speaker 3: in smartlest yet, but that makes a lot of sense
Speaker 3: because he does run the same roster of actors and
Speaker 3: actresses back a lot because he must have so much
Speaker 3: faith that they understand his process. Yeah, he works with
Speaker 3: like the same seven people over and over and over again,
Speaker 3: which is great. Trust him and Murphy's definitely one of
Speaker 3: the fantastic Ye Party is one of them.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine the overwhelming amount of things you have
Speaker 2: to keep track of in order to do a major emotion.
Speaker 5: Being a director of something like that. I just can't
Speaker 5: even wrap my head around, like all the things you
Speaker 5: have to juggle at the same Can.
Speaker 2: It be in all of It's got to be in
Speaker 2: your head the entire time.
Speaker 7: And I think about when I mean, those credits last
Speaker 7: for what like ten minutes, think about all the different
Speaker 7: people that need to come together to just make one
Speaker 7: singular movie.
Speaker 3: I can't wait for for Odyssey. I can't wait to
Speaker 3: see what he does. It's going to be amazing that
Speaker 3: the horna and.
Speaker 2: Yeah he's in it.
Speaker 6: Oh, by the way, I just got a d M
Speaker 6: hell yeah from Kevin Seaffert, responding to yesterday's Hour one
Speaker 6: podcast called Kevin Seaffert needs Falses, and he wrote three words,
Speaker 6: what the hell working on it?
Speaker 3: Basically I forgot.
Speaker 2: Yes, sorry Kevin, Yeah, that got a little lot of control.
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 3: None of it's true, By the way. Kevin has face and.
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Speaker 2: Meg You Saint Paul Saints, March thirty.
Speaker 3: First, here we go.
Speaker 2: Baseball season's heating up.
Speaker 3: All right, let's talk about some things that we haven't
Speaker 3: talked about at all. Sure, the Wolves had an epic comeback,
Speaker 3: historically big comeback in overtime. Wow, Tommy Wise old loves it.
Speaker 3: Twins season opener today. Vegas is getting another Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: Vegas is getting a basketball team at some point when
Speaker 3: they officially lock that in. Same thing with Seattle while
Speaker 3: they were at Florida. Blah blah blah blah. Bahre's some
Speaker 3: things that we haven't talked about at all. The men's
Speaker 3: Sweet sixteen back up and running today. First game is
Speaker 3: at six ten. There's four games today, four games tomorrow,
Speaker 3: the four tonight Number two Purdue versus Number eleven Texas. Uh.
Speaker 3: These lines are as of last night. I haven't seen
Speaker 3: if they've moved, but as of last night, Perdue was
Speaker 3: a seven and a half point favored on DraftKings at
Speaker 3: six thirty. Fred Hoiberg's nebrass corn Huskers against number nine
Speaker 3: Iowa DraftKings has Nebraska as a point and a half
Speaker 3: favorite at eight forty five. To kick off the second
Speaker 3: set of games, number one Arizona takes on what is
Speaker 3: it Darius Acuff Junior? Is that his first name Darius Hawk?
Speaker 3: Is that right? Acuffs supposed to be the real deal?
Speaker 3: Arkansas a seven and a half point underdog against the
Speaker 3: number one seeded Wildcats. And then at nine oh five,
Speaker 3: Houston is a two versus Illinois a three. Houston on
Speaker 3: DraftKings a three and a half point favorite. So we
Speaker 3: have one, two, three, four Big Ten teams playing tonight.
Speaker 2: So we've only lost one one season.
Speaker 3: We lost Florida. That Florida, yep, got stunned by Iowa.
Speaker 3: Arizona the best team we have left talk okay for sure,
Speaker 3: but you got freaked out. But they're still in it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're still in it. And they're like six and
Speaker 6: a half point favorites tomorrow night. And that's Saint John's
Speaker 6: and then Michigan is a nine and a half point
Speaker 6: favorite over whoever they go Wild Cougars. Nope, it's not it.
Speaker 6: Who's your favorite player on the Arizona basketball team?
Speaker 2: Who? Ray Johnson?
Speaker 3: Position? What position? Does he play?
Speaker 2: Center? And guard?
Speaker 3: Oh? Wow? Who?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 3: Mel loves him.
Speaker 6: Name?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Ben?
Speaker 3: Are you familiar with Kansas? Can you imagine if he did?
Speaker 3: How great would ben? Are you familiar with Bill self? Yeah?
Speaker 3: He uh is going to retire? Well? Possibly? Right? He
Speaker 3: is adamantly denying rumors that he's already decided, because he
Speaker 3: did say a couple of days ago that he's he's
Speaker 3: thinking about what he wants to do, whether he's going
Speaker 3: to keep going or retiring. So he's admitted that he
Speaker 3: is noncommittal. But there has been a couple of reports
Speaker 3: going he's going to retire. He tweeted somebody or texted
Speaker 3: somebody yesterday. No news, ALLBS, bad info. So essentially he's saying,
Speaker 3: I have not made a decision yet, even though retirement
Speaker 3: it's one of them, but he has not made a
Speaker 3: decision yet. This is kind of nuts. So two national
Speaker 3: titles since he took over in two thousand and three
Speaker 3: at the University of Kansas. At Kansas, he has coached
Speaker 3: eight hundred and one games, eight oh one. How many
Speaker 3: do you think he's won? Oh? Good? Quest then goes first,
Speaker 3: eight hundred and one games. How many games has Bill
Speaker 3: self won out of eight oh one? Seven hundred and
Speaker 3: fifty seven?
Speaker 6: Fifty sauce, that's not a bad guess man, seven thirty, Maxo.
Speaker 3: I might be awful on this one.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna go like six eighty five, eighty five.
Speaker 2: Chris, I was gonna say six eighty nine.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna stick with six eighty nine. Zacharyaz he has
Speaker 3: won seventy nine point two percent of his games. He's
Speaker 3: six hundred and thirty four games lost, one sixty seven. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's that's insane. I mean, that's crazy. Think of how
Speaker 3: I don't want to say under the radar. The guy's
Speaker 3: going to be a Hall of fame you know, he's
Speaker 3: a hall of fame coach. But I'm just saying, you
Speaker 3: win two national titles, seventy nine point two percent of
Speaker 3: your games, you win four out of every five, eighty
Speaker 3: eighty percent of your games. Oh that's good, and it's
Speaker 3: like that's just the standard at Kansas. Eighty percent that's nuts.
Speaker 6: What's a better job that or North Carolina? If they
Speaker 6: both are available.
Speaker 3: I would probably argue North Carolina. But I mean those
Speaker 3: those are both Mount Rushmore esque jobs. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 3: need Hawk's opinion. He texted me last night and he
Speaker 3: said Kansas or he said North Carolina. Doesn't have a
Speaker 3: full answer.
Speaker 2: Yet answer, I'll do some research.
Speaker 5: I would think if I'm a coach, I think the
Speaker 5: better job is Kansas. You could argue that for sure,
Speaker 5: just just because you don't have Duke being next door
Speaker 5: to you.
Speaker 3: Sure, yeah, you know, yeah, you if you if you
Speaker 3: get hired at Kansas, you wouldn't be worried about Kansas.
Speaker 3: Well that's the thing.
Speaker 5: Like, we thought we had a coach and then they
Speaker 5: fired him halfway through the season for reasons unknown.
Speaker 3: So we're kind of starting to scratch.
Speaker 5: And we've never been a basketball I mean, it's been
Speaker 5: fifty years since we've been a good basketball school.
Speaker 3: You had Michael Beasley for a second, remember him? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that was fun. I forgot that. We had
Speaker 3: Mitch Richmond. I go, oh yeah, Mitch Richmond. It's about
Speaker 3: it part of run tmco Dusty mondy Mon, Yeah, all right,
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Speaker 4: Thank you, zacch Hey, Ben, you're not always asking for
Speaker 4: stories and stuff, but I got something for you to
Speaker 4: make sure you guys don't forget about on your show today. Okay,
Speaker 4: I think you guys should do a major breakdown. It
Speaker 4: was on this date in nineteen ninety seven the Heaven's
Speaker 4: Gate cult members were found dead.
Speaker 2: I think there'd be a yeah.
Speaker 3: I think that'd be a great opener. Yeah yeah, it really.
Speaker 2: Deep investigation.
Speaker 3: What's that bit that you guys do, the throwback bit
Speaker 3: where you guys talk about things from the past. What
Speaker 3: does that called? That segment again, like you were talking
Speaker 3: about like the old mall yeah yeah, troll yeah yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: We basically yeah, whatever happened to yeah, whatever happened to
Speaker 5: you just just go hey, whatever happened to that Heaven's.
Speaker 3: Gate called where's Old Marshier?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Marshi, Yeah, he's all the Frenchman.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean he's probably. Oh god, can you imagine
Speaker 3: if Max So if the twist at the end of
Speaker 3: Project Tail Mary had been like they run into the
Speaker 3: Heaven's Gate two ships. I know you hear? Did Marshall go,
Speaker 3: we shouldn't have cut off our chests? Right? The final word,
Speaker 3: the last line in the script is going going, well,
Speaker 3: I'll be damn they were.
Speaker 9: They were right, and nobody's steering the ship right because
Speaker 9: they're just like riding that meteor.
Speaker 3: They're just riding the exactly the comment. They're just riding it.
Speaker 5: They're like the Goons and Superman where they're on the
Speaker 5: piece of glass trap.
Speaker 9: Trap traft just waving my Tommy, and Marshall just sticks
Speaker 9: one foot up in the air to.
Speaker 3: Flash his nikes one last time to troll dating these kicks,
Speaker 3: baby noose. What was the white nikes? What were they they?
Speaker 3: I think? So? Yeah, I remember the saying white same style.
Speaker 2: Seeing the video of people going in and finding him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're overdue for a good colt man. The nineties
Speaker 3: were great for colts.
Speaker 6: What was their They believe that like the world's going
Speaker 6: to end, so they needed to like see was it
Speaker 6: the Hailbob bit.
Speaker 4: A music professor Marshall Applewhite, after serving near death experience
Speaker 4: and surviving in nineteen seventy two. Near death experience, was
Speaker 4: recruited as a cult by one of his nurses, Bonnie
Speaker 4: Blue Nettles. Nineteen seventy five, apple White and Nettles persuaded
Speaker 4: a group of twenty people from Oregon to abandon their
Speaker 4: families and possessions and moved to eastern Colorado, where they
Speaker 4: promised that an extraterrestrial aircraft would.
Speaker 2: Take them to the Kingdom of Heaven.
Speaker 4: Let's see appleoy too, I explained the human bodies were
Speaker 4: merely containers that could abandon. They could abandon in favor
Speaker 4: of higher physical existence. As the spacecraft spacecraft never arrived,
Speaker 4: membership and Heaven's get diminished. So he refocused on hailbob.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's why you do castration is it's your physical
Speaker 3: form is irrelevant. You just got to you know again,
Speaker 3: if you're if you want to take the train to Chicago,
Speaker 3: you got to go down to Amtrak, right, Yeah. Marshall
Speaker 3: apple White and Hailbop. They're just like, well, that's just
Speaker 3: the stop to a higher plane of existence. Is if
Speaker 3: we want to catch this train, we need to be
Speaker 3: ready when Hailbop swings by Earth. That part kind of.
Speaker 4: Makes sense to me though, because listen, just stay with
Speaker 4: me for a minute. Listen, listen for a minute. Please
Speaker 4: stay with me. But use this on your show.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, yeah, takenes.
Speaker 4: If if you know, uh Dave number eight La La
Speaker 4: the alien, the super smart guy meets me and he's like,
Speaker 4: we'd like to take you along in our spacecraft, but
Speaker 4: we've scanned your thoughts. We're gonna need to lop that
Speaker 4: thing off because you are scatterbrained because of your wayne.
Speaker 3: Your a liability, don't forget your waner, right, you got to.
Speaker 2: Get rid of that thing. But then you're it's gonna
Speaker 2: be bliss on you.
Speaker 3: And then they castridge. You go, oh, you already did it.
Speaker 4: You gotta know the secrets of the universe, buddy, just
Speaker 4: got to lot that thing off.
Speaker 3: It's a lot like when Costanza gave up sex in Seinfeld. Yes,
Speaker 3: and he did all of a sudden the genius and
Speaker 3: he realizes what absolute zero is. These aliens are like,
Speaker 3: we need you dumb humans to be focused, which means
Speaker 3: let's do castration. Let's get you all in the same shoes,
Speaker 3: same outfits, same haircut. Let's just make you all the same,
Speaker 3: and then we can just focus on the higher plane
Speaker 3: of existence and the rest of Baby Goose sees us
Speaker 3: and waves.
Speaker 2: And he waves.
Speaker 4: I mean, I look at him, and I know the
Speaker 4: secrets of the universe, but I'm still sad.
Speaker 3: Because you still missing. You don't have the parts to
Speaker 3: help you. Yeah, are you?
Speaker 5: Are you busy this afternoon? Can you just stop by
Speaker 5: and you can just join us to talk about it.
Speaker 5: You seem to like sort to be the expert.
Speaker 2: Can we webcast I'm tired?
Speaker 5: Yeah, sure, sure, sure, Yeah we consume in Yeah.
Speaker 3: Web All right, let's do this now, it's time for alright, Ben,
Speaker 3: it is. It is official. We talked about it briefly yesterday,
Speaker 3: but the ace Ventura butt birth Rhino did sell for
Speaker 3: right around sixty thousand dollars sixty.
Speaker 6: Hey, it's a lot. That's a lot, bills, Yeah, bills.
Speaker 6: I think it was Bill's inform.
Speaker 5: They should take the care to Tommy's party and everybody
Speaker 5: gets to slide out of the rhinos.
Speaker 3: Hey gang, who's there? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Hang, get out of there.
Speaker 3: Speaking of movies, this is this is very polarizing online
Speaker 3: for two reasons. Politically is one, but just rings uh.
Speaker 3: Lord of the Rings nerds are uniting as well. Stephen
Speaker 3: Colbert is going to write the new Lord of the
Speaker 3: Rings movie when he's done with Late night TV. He
Speaker 3: is a huge Lord of the Rings fan. That's He's
Speaker 3: made that clear for a long long time. So when
Speaker 3: they announced this, obviously if you don't like him politically,
Speaker 3: a lot of people like this sucks. But there's like
Speaker 3: there's a division even amongst Lord of the Rings nerds
Speaker 3: going like, are we sure this is the best possible idea?
Speaker 3: So he is kind of like a Lord of the
Speaker 3: Rings expert, like he's he's super knowledgeable. I'm sure if
Speaker 3: you did like a trivia night, like if you know,
Speaker 3: you go our trivia and boom there's a Lord of
Speaker 3: the Rings. My guess is Colbert would crush it. But
Speaker 3: people aren't super thrilled about this idea that he's going
Speaker 3: to write the next one. It doesn't seem like it fits.
Speaker 3: It doesn't And I'm a huge fan of his but
Speaker 3: I don't I don't think it makes a lot of
Speaker 3: sense either. But let's see what he does.
Speaker 2: I don't play some audio real quick.
Speaker 4: Sure, and remember, by the way, if the one caveat
Speaker 4: is he's not doing a Loane Peter Jackson, he won't do.
Speaker 2: A bad movie, you know what I mean?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: That'd so hey, you go. This is Stephen and Peter Jackson.
Speaker 8: I started talking over with my son Peter, who's also
Speaker 8: a screenwriter. We worked out what we thought would work,
Speaker 8: especially as a framing device for that story. It took
Speaker 8: me a few years to scrape my courage into a
Speaker 8: pile to give you a call, But about two years
Speaker 8: ago I did you liked it enough to talk to
Speaker 8: me about it, And ever since then the two of
Speaker 8: us have been working with the brilliant Philip of Boyans
Speaker 8: on how to develop the story.
Speaker 3: And so that's what we're going to be working on
Speaker 3: in testing. Now. Are you sure you've got the time? Though?
Speaker 3: Because you know that I did not think I would
Speaker 3: have the time.
Speaker 8: As much as I love it, I knew I couldn't
Speaker 8: do that and the show at the same time. But
Speaker 8: it turns out I'm going to be free starting this summer.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 3: Well, maybe who knows. Again, who knows. Let's see how
Speaker 3: this first one in this next trilogy even works out right,
Speaker 3: to be honest with you, because the Hobbit ones are
Speaker 3: better than people think, but they still are pretty flawed.
Speaker 3: Like again, I rewatched him when I watch him with
Speaker 3: my kiddo because she like the first Lord of the
Speaker 3: Rings enough that we went through the Hobbit trilogy again,
Speaker 3: like Smog kicks ass. There's some cool things in it,
Speaker 3: but there's still a lot of CGI that you roll
Speaker 3: your eyes at and it gets a little ridiculous.
Speaker 5: I think the thing that I that I forget, I'm
Speaker 5: assuming a lot of other people out there forget, is
Speaker 5: until you hear that clip, you don't realize all the
Speaker 5: work that's been put in already, right, you know, like
Speaker 5: they like, you know, Jackson's is not making like a
Speaker 5: flippant decision like oh, I mean, he seems like a
Speaker 5: smart one probably, you know, look at his writing history
Speaker 5: and comedy.
Speaker 3: He can do this, you know, script or at least
Speaker 3: an idea for a.
Speaker 5: Script you're working on, Like you said, the framework of
Speaker 5: something for years and years and years and it passes
Speaker 5: a smell test for Peter Jackson. So he's like, all right,
Speaker 5: we'll kick this can and see what happens.
Speaker 6: And as Hawk said, Peter Jackson doesn't make a bad
Speaker 6: movie like the two thousand and five film Hawk, King Kong.
Speaker 3: Great film, That's what I'm saying. It's so bad he
Speaker 3: can just that's his best movie, right Hawk, Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Mean yeah, it's so good, I'll never forget it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, PEPSI maybe discontinuing about twenty different snacks if they own,
Speaker 3: including cheetos cheese puffs. Oh man, those are great. I
Speaker 3: love those things. Yes, yeah, Lay's sweet and spicy honey,
Speaker 3: there's so lod I didn't even know they had those.
Speaker 2: They're really good.
Speaker 3: And they said, like crazy it says they may be
Speaker 3: discontinuing these, so maybe maybe public outcry will save some
Speaker 3: of these. Who knows, Lay's slightly salted barbecue, Lay's baked
Speaker 3: salt and vinegar. And then two crazy right too, yeah,
Speaker 3: bake baked barbecued Lays are again outside has just Doritos
Speaker 3: are my all time favorite ship but they're amazing. And
Speaker 3: then apparently there's two funion flavors that are on the
Speaker 3: on the shopping chopping block as well. Yeah, yeah, what
Speaker 3: a great what's a marketing scheme, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like you're gonna like put corrects to the gallows
Speaker 5: and just cut them out and then you see which
Speaker 5: one of the public outcry gets the most attention, like, oh,
Speaker 5: we'll keep that one. Yeah, keep that one, and then
Speaker 5: it sells like hotcakes. Or you could just bring it
Speaker 5: back like two years from now. People will freak out
Speaker 5: like the micrib every time. They're like, it's the last time.
Speaker 5: We're never going to do it again.
Speaker 3: In the last time for thirty years. Yeah, a Jet
Speaker 3: Blue flight turned around and had to report to a
Speaker 3: return to the airport after it hit a coyote.
Speaker 10: See no, like I took a minute, so just please
Speaker 10: let me play this.
Speaker 2: I took some time to put this together.
Speaker 4: Oh oh man, I actual audio.
Speaker 7: Wow, I don't know they had music plane road Runner
Speaker 7: was there? Yeah, good for him.
Speaker 2: That was the horn on the plane.
Speaker 3: Sauce. What's coyote's middle initial? Why while E coyote? What's
Speaker 3: the middle initial? Is it E? Got it? Yeah? SAMD
Speaker 3: for anything? Or is it just E.
Speaker 6: J.
Speaker 3: Simpsons?
Speaker 2: He talks, he says it, you guys, remember the.
Speaker 3: Yeah he does. Is it like Einstein or something? Because
Speaker 3: like this is it some reference.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Enrique, it could be.
Speaker 3: It's bird man. Uh Ben, Before you go, I wanted
Speaker 3: your take on this. Have you seen the A couple
Speaker 3: of days ago, United Airlines announce that they are going
Speaker 3: to have United lax rows. Have you seen pictures of
Speaker 3: this set? Google this quickly. This is a This is
Speaker 3: actually pretty pumped about this. So you can book an
Speaker 3: entire row of three seats. That'll be cheap, and they'll
Speaker 3: have adjustable leg rests that can be raised up. So
Speaker 3: basically you can convert a row of three into a bed.
Speaker 3: So it's not gonna be every row. It would be
Speaker 3: like twelve rows per flight. We'll have the ability to
Speaker 3: do that, so it's not just like, well you could
Speaker 3: just be I'm super rich, I want all three I
Speaker 3: want to I want to nap. Or what they showed
Speaker 3: on the photos on social media is you could buy
Speaker 3: the three seats essentially, right, it's like a parent and
Speaker 3: two kids and essentially you could have your two kids
Speaker 3: nap on the bed. Yeah, it's a futon. Basically, it's
Speaker 3: like a pullout couch, but it's a row of seats.
Speaker 3: And if this works, what social media's reaction was is
Speaker 3: every airline is going to have to figure out if
Speaker 3: they do some kind of modification that's similar to this.
Speaker 3: No word on exactly how much it's going to cost yet,
Speaker 3: And they don't know if they're going to make these
Speaker 3: seats available individually or if you're going to have to
Speaker 3: sell them as a unit, because obviously, how do you
Speaker 3: do that if you sell If you sell one seat
Speaker 3: but not the other two, then no one can flip
Speaker 3: it into a bed. Right, It's got to either be
Speaker 3: all enough. It's for families, yeah, for sure.
Speaker 2: Don't snuggling with strength.
Speaker 3: Right. So they're going to release more details later this
Speaker 3: year and how much it's going to cost and how
Speaker 3: the booking is going to work. But they're going to
Speaker 3: roll us out.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, ma'am.
Speaker 3: I think it's worth the shot. You're gonna be a
Speaker 3: big little by the way by twenty thirty as well.
Speaker 3: So it's going to be equipped on more than two
Speaker 3: hundred of their planes by the year twenty thirty.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's yeah, it'd be great for somebody like us
Speaker 6: for the you know, a two year old when we Yeah.
Speaker 3: We would have done it when we are at young
Speaker 3: kids for sure.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and yeah, Louie and I would nap and my
Speaker 6: wife would have some piece and quiet for once in
Speaker 6: her life.
Speaker 4: It says can be booked by a solo or duo,
Speaker 4: comes with several special amenities, a custom fitted mattress, plush blanket,
Speaker 4: and two extra pillows.
Speaker 3: Oh perfect pillows.
Speaker 5: Yeah, although although the flight to Chicago's too short for that.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, all right, love you guys got.
Speaker 2: To go your buddies.
Speaker 3: All right for a full Heaven's Gate breakdown. Twin City's
Speaker 3: live at three o'clock today, So if you want to
Speaker 3: see Elizabeth Ree breakdown castration, she'll break that down around
Speaker 3: three to zero one.
Speaker 6: Yep, wow, I'll do as yet, but but via webcast.
Speaker 3: Yep? Uh, Hawk have you seen I'm asking you specifically
Speaker 3: because I know you're the biggest fan here. Probably have
Speaker 3: you seen the new Harry Potter trailer for the HBO series.
Speaker 3: I have not, because it's out. A trailer is out.
Speaker 3: I saw yesterday, and I don't know, Doug, it feels
Speaker 3: kind of bootleg. Can I ask an uneducated question? I
Speaker 3: bet you can. All my questions are uneducated. Is it
Speaker 3: like a prequel?
Speaker 7: Is it like they're just redoing that, They're just redoing
Speaker 7: the whole thing yeah, I think in real time, like
Speaker 7: with the kids. So it doesn't end up like the
Speaker 7: Harry Potter movies did, were Daniel Radcliffe was like forty
Speaker 7: with a mortgage by the end of the movie.
Speaker 4: Okay, so yeah that Yeah. I don't know why, but
Speaker 4: it seems it seems too soon to completely reboot the series,
Speaker 4: you know what I.
Speaker 3: Mean, which isnt because when did the first movie come out?
Speaker 3: Two thousand and ninety nine, two thousand, I mean early,
Speaker 3: so it's we're talking twenty plus years. But it does
Speaker 3: seem like it wasn't that long ago two thousand and one. Yep,
Speaker 3: so twenty five years.
Speaker 4: I'm looking at the trailer right now. It's the same movie,
Speaker 4: just with different people.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, huh interesting.
Speaker 3: Well again it's HBO these movies, it's HBO. How often
Speaker 3: is HBO screw like this?
Speaker 2: Up man and I yeah, I'll definitely watch it.
Speaker 3: I just want to know what's going to make it different.
Speaker 7: Like you said, it's just like you don't want to
Speaker 7: change the source material.
Speaker 2: Oh that's the dude from Simon Pegg's movies is playing hagridden.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, did you know the first one grossed over
Speaker 6: nine nine and seventy four million dollars worldwide.
Speaker 2: Seventy four million. That was just me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you went to that movie.
Speaker 4: Sometimes, we went to every one of them's midnight screenings,
Speaker 4: Alex and yet that's awesome that I'll never forget it.
Speaker 3: Man, Yeah, I just started.
Speaker 7: I had never seen any of them, never read any
Speaker 7: of the books, and me and my daughter watched all
Speaker 7: of them last year.
Speaker 3: And it's just such a it's such a cool.
Speaker 7: Bonding experience with their Kidoh you know, now she's like
Speaker 7: obsessed with it.
Speaker 4: Those bells will always remind me of Christmas because they
Speaker 4: came out of Christmas.
Speaker 2: Ding ding ding.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Maxwell. Also, it's like, I feel like the last ten
Speaker 3: years of Stranger Things has also reminded big time studios
Speaker 3: like HBO's production team saying, can we build a universe
Speaker 3: where the entire family can watch a series right the
Speaker 3: next five or six or seven years, because that's not
Speaker 3: not just Game of Thrones, but what else can we do?
Speaker 7: Kids don't have a lot of shows these days, like
Speaker 7: especially you know, I mean like kids, kids do like children,
Speaker 7: but like the teenagers, the preteens, they don't really have
Speaker 7: a lot of things going on. They kind of transition
Speaker 7: right into the adult stuff these days. Like back in
Speaker 7: the day, there were so many teen movies, teen shows,
Speaker 7: so there's not a whole lot of things that you
Speaker 7: can enjoy with the whole family.
Speaker 3: Wednesday and stranger things. If you give that kind of
Speaker 3: like nine to thirteen year old group a good show,
Speaker 3: they're all gonna watch it, right, So maybe that's what
Speaker 3: is swinging for here. It's a little A column, A
Speaker 3: little a column.
Speaker 10: Bee.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I've never seen the movies either. I've
Speaker 3: seen most of the first one. Yeah, the movies, watching
Speaker 3: all of them are Harry is a jerk though, Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's kind of a jerky.
Speaker 4: I bet when you when this comes on, if you
Speaker 4: watch it with your daughter, I think you'll you'll have
Speaker 4: respect for the story.
Speaker 3: It's a really good song. It is a good story.
Speaker 3: Books are outstanding, h They're very good. Who run them
Speaker 3: to you? Uh? Funny enough, hogs Daddy? I did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is my first shot.
Speaker 6: When I first met my dad, my dad was like,
Speaker 6: I'll sleep with you, but you got my kid to
Speaker 6: learn to read. I'm betting three months mortgage at the
Speaker 6: first two people that book the United Relax row or
Speaker 6: Chris Hockey and Meat sauce and you guys are going
Speaker 6: to spoon all the way to last night.
Speaker 3: Guess what we'll do every time we fly together?
Speaker 6: Cry cried do it for fighters documentary before the plane again?
Speaker 3: Yeah, are you too? Okay? Yeah, we're just emotional again.
Speaker 3: Add this to the list, Chris, This seems to be
Speaker 3: the theme this week of things that you're kind of
Speaker 3: afraid of that keep popping up in the news. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you've always like getting buried alive or having somebody think
Speaker 3: that you're dead but you're not dead. You mentioned stuff
Speaker 3: like that, right, I can't check this story out. This
Speaker 3: is nuts. I have so many questions, but I just
Speaker 3: have a headline. That's how this is a whole bit started.
Speaker 3: A handful of years ago, a fifty year old woman
Speaker 3: in India who had been declared brain dead regained consciousness
Speaker 3: when the ambulance that was carrying her hit a super
Speaker 3: big pothole.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable. Oh my, so it's like punching the pop machine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's going on there, she's brain dead? We got
Speaker 3: nothing more.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable.
Speaker 3: They're driving around, they're driving along, driving along, hit a
Speaker 3: giant pothole, probably pops through up in the air. Like
Speaker 3: the end of a game of perfection and all of
Speaker 3: a sudden and she regains consciousness. That was a fun
Speaker 3: game you ever actually completed. I mean, you don't have
Speaker 3: to play on it. I'm just saying, it's attention to detail,
Speaker 3: it's stress. We've seen you play Papa shot. I can't
Speaker 3: imagine you were good at perfection, but please you love Papa.
Speaker 3: By the way, sauce here, this is the story that
Speaker 3: I was asking about earlier. Thing from Wednesday did not
Speaker 3: actually throw out the first pitch, even though everybody was
Speaker 3: promoting that they were going to. It was actually former
Speaker 3: Giants managers Bruce Bochi and Dusty Baker, but an animatronic
Speaker 3: thing did make an infield appearance on a skateboard. What Yeah,
Speaker 3: the throwout the first pitch, lazy.
Speaker 6: Bub That's why I turned it on. I wanted to
Speaker 6: see if that was happening. It was a little I know,
Speaker 6: you know Bert Kreischer for the second time reference today.
Speaker 3: He came out and was like, we've been waiting for
Speaker 3: this all winter long. I know we haven't.
Speaker 4: I just got a text from somebody associated the show
Speaker 4: wants to know more about the animatronic thing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's from Hawk, Chrissy.
Speaker 4: Oh it wasn't me, it's you.
Speaker 3: You'd love it. Sublime is going to release their first
Speaker 3: album in nearly thirty years, and it will be with
Speaker 3: Bradley Noel's son Jacob as the front Man's sweet he's
Speaker 3: obviously been touring with him for the last handful of
Speaker 3: years and the guy's got rock star aura. But when
Speaker 3: it is a NEPO baby in the truest form, you're like, well,
Speaker 3: is he a rock star or is he just playing
Speaker 3: the part? Who knows? He seems to be a decent
Speaker 3: singer and he's trying to do the best he can
Speaker 3: to sound like his dad. But isn't that what Sublime
Speaker 3: fans want? I don't know.
Speaker 6: This is a want to answer a question, Hawk, and
Speaker 6: you might know the answer. Does his mom, Bradley's widow,
Speaker 6: own part of that band?
Speaker 4: I would guess yeah, And I'm sure that I don't
Speaker 4: know how he divided it up or if he didn't
Speaker 4: had a will or anything like that. I didn't even
Speaker 4: know he was married, to be honest with you, so
Speaker 4: but yeah, it's uh deviated down to whomever owns the
Speaker 4: rights of the publishing. And I know he wrote the
Speaker 4: songs so man, and that even if he didn't, even
Speaker 4: if he didn't take soul ownership, it's only three people,
Speaker 4: and they sold a lot of records.
Speaker 2: Man back when they sell records.
Speaker 4: But you know what, Corey, there's so many bands out there,
Speaker 4: Like people love going to see.
Speaker 2: Journey, and that dude isn't related to Steve Perry at all.
Speaker 2: He still kills me.
Speaker 4: If he sounds at all like his dad, awesome, And
Speaker 4: even if he doesn't, it's cool, go do it.
Speaker 2: I love those songs. I'm there to hear the songs,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and the two original guys are there, but Eric
Speaker 6: are still part of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But like if I like if Blind Melon's song fully
Speaker 3: cited Melon just so it's like the lead singer of
Speaker 3: Blind Mellon for the next handfleet is, you'd be like,
Speaker 3: I don't know, do we really need this again? But
Speaker 3: I don't know. But if it works, it works, it works. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But would you let me ask a weird question. Would
Speaker 3: you rather have him do his best Bradley Nole impression
Speaker 3: or just hope that he has a completely unique voice
Speaker 3: and he just happens to be Bradley Knowle's song.
Speaker 4: I think it is a well, it's different than it's
Speaker 4: a sun question. But I think it's a major mistake
Speaker 4: when a band hires a guy like I. I'm one
Speaker 4: of my favorite eighties bands. They hired a dude to
Speaker 4: be the singer after the original singer quit and he
Speaker 4: couldn't sing the hits.
Speaker 2: He couldn't hit the range.
Speaker 4: He didn't have the range, And I thought that was
Speaker 4: the dumbest thing ever because these were giant hits, right,
Speaker 4: And I know you want to do new music with
Speaker 4: this guy and you like his voice, that's cool, but
Speaker 4: you gotta have somebody.
Speaker 2: That can sing the hits.
Speaker 3: What band was it?
Speaker 2: Skid row?
Speaker 4: I under said the first guy that they hired after
Speaker 4: Sebastian couldn't sing.
Speaker 2: I remember you in eighteen In life, it's like whit what?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I want him to be able to sing other
Speaker 4: stuff too good for him, But you got to be
Speaker 4: able to nail those songs.
Speaker 3: If you're starting a new band with a new name
Speaker 3: and you just want to keep going and you find
Speaker 3: a new singer, sure, but if you're going to be
Speaker 3: essentially a greatest hits band, right, there's some truth to that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you are right. Yeah it is weird again, I know
Speaker 3: you've seen sauce. You've seen the videos of Jacob singing.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, it's I mean, he's a lot like his dad.
Speaker 2: That's great.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's a stun too. They I mean they played Coachella,
Speaker 6: not like side stage, they played main stage Coachella.
Speaker 3: I can't imagine it.
Speaker 4: I wonder what that band, what that gentleman had in him.
Speaker 4: I know, I wonder what he had in him because
Speaker 4: that record, Oh, oh my god.
Speaker 3: What he died before it came out, didn't he? Isn't
Speaker 3: that the.
Speaker 2: Sublime part of the twenty seven club.
Speaker 3: It's got to be very close. It'll be very close.
Speaker 3: It's sad, man.
Speaker 6: The documentary they had on v H one about it
Speaker 6: is so sad.
Speaker 2: They were so cool, that aura of that whole band.
Speaker 4: Dude play smoking a cigar on stage while playing the
Speaker 4: bass all the time.
Speaker 3: They were just so cool. Twenty eight The dog on
Speaker 3: the stage man.
Speaker 6: The picture of Bradley and holding his son and lou
Speaker 6: dog next to him.
Speaker 3: Is a I know man Again. I was in high
Speaker 3: school and Sublime was gigantic, and you know how many
Speaker 3: you know how many bonfire boozing parties I sat at
Speaker 3: where Sublime was essentially the soundtrack.
Speaker 2: Sublime for Somebody to carresh.
Speaker 3: You down, And no they didn't.
Speaker 6: I was a bad fish too, Give you that g
Speaker 6: I Joe, Kung Fu Grim Help. Yeah, it's Man Theirs,
Speaker 6: their self titled album that has all the hits on it.
Speaker 6: There's not a skip on that album. Every song is
Speaker 6: good and it's like eighteen songs.
Speaker 2: It's a feeling that is a feeling.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm going to listen to that today. It's so good, dude.
Speaker 3: And you know what's crazy about their success is, I
Speaker 3: know Ska had a thing, but Sublime wasn't Ska. No Right,
Speaker 3: Sublime was like reggae alternative. I don't even know what
Speaker 3: you want to call sublime. Right.
Speaker 2: He had something to say?
Speaker 3: Yeah he did, Yeah, great singer super Like you said,
Speaker 3: vibe is the best way to describe what they were.
Speaker 3: They were. What's crazy is I can't even really think
Speaker 3: of another band that found any semblance of success right
Speaker 3: after them that tried to do what they did, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean? It was like they had their
Speaker 3: own little vacuum of like, Wow, this band's got something
Speaker 3: new and cool and fresh. And then when Bradley Noel
Speaker 3: died and Sublime kind of faded. There wasn't like another
Speaker 3: wave of bands that tried to do what they did.
Speaker 3: I'm sure they did, but I can't think of any
Speaker 3: of them that found mainstream success and at all. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean, am I missing somebody? No?
Speaker 2: I really can't think.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 7: I feel like it's such a tight rope act that
Speaker 7: you have to it has to be authentic, otherwise it's
Speaker 7: never gonna work. It's gonna come off as so campy, cheesy,
Speaker 7: like get these guys out of here. But it's really
Speaker 7: like Hawks said, they had something to say, it came
Speaker 7: from That's who they are. They weren't trying to impersonate
Speaker 7: a sound. That's the sound they wanted to make.
Speaker 4: He didn't, Yeah, he he didn't. He didn't do it
Speaker 4: on purpose. That's just who he was, right, Those songs
Speaker 4: are him. Yeah, that's crazy man.
Speaker 6: That was a moment. I mean, they would is it
Speaker 6: k Rock? Is that the band? They would hold these
Speaker 6: like parties in the middle. It was just sweet that
Speaker 6: there's a few documentaries on them. It's outstanding.
Speaker 4: That's the other thing about that record. In those songs
Speaker 4: is I could be in uh Russia and it's snowing
Speaker 4: and that sounds like California. Yes, you are correct, that
Speaker 4: sounds like a California party on a sunny night.
Speaker 2: So free and you're happy and you're with friends.
Speaker 3: It's perfect summer music. It's so good in Max, you
Speaker 3: know how you say, like anytime Lose Yourself comes on,
Speaker 3: like every white person in the rooms like, oh yeah,
Speaker 3: I feel like Santa Ria is the same thing you
Speaker 3: want to see, like you know, ninety like middle aged
Speaker 3: white guys get super pumpicked. Those first couple of notes
Speaker 3: of Santa Ria hit and everybody wants to do karaoke.
Speaker 3: They want to hit every like that song. Is it
Speaker 3: just an absolute banger? Yes, Sadfish is my favorite.
Speaker 4: But they're all great because you're not going to be
Speaker 4: able to hear it because everybody's gonna be saying, yeah,
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 2: God, it's a music man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Sublime kicks ass. I'm definitely gonna check it out.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I'm excited for it, because I'm
Speaker 3: more skeptical than excited. But hope they find some semblance
Speaker 3: of what they had in thirty years ago. Shot, they
Speaker 3: don't tour with your band three eleven, I'm sure they
Speaker 3: have in the past. Like, yeah, back in the nineties.
Speaker 3: I'm sure they had crossover stuff at some point.
Speaker 2: It was just a great record.
Speaker 3: It'd be awesome, be awesome, Yeah, it'd be great. Adam
Speaker 3: Feeling tomorrow on the Power Trip Morning Chill around eight o'clock.
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Speaker 3: Trip Initials said on Twitter. I think it's fourth, sorry,
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Speaker 3: first time in a long time. So Feeling tomorrow around eight,
Speaker 3: Marni will be here. We'll talk to mister Z the
Speaker 3: whole you know, the whole crew should be in effect
Speaker 3: tomorrow five thirty to nine. All right, nine to noon
Speaker 3: is next. Everybody have a good day. See tomorrow morning.
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