Speaker 1: Do you surf? Have we talked about this? Do we
Speaker 1: talk about this during johnny Tsunami? We no?
Speaker 2: I think we mainly talked about snowboarding because he didn't
Speaker 2: he really really didn't see a lot of surfing in Johnny'sunami,
Speaker 2: And we.
Speaker 1: Haven't seen back on the board yet, which is probably, Oh, we've.
Speaker 2: Got to it's coming to summertime. We got to put
Speaker 2: that on the list. So my parents had like a
Speaker 2: timeshare in Hawaii, So that was our summer trip that
Speaker 2: we did for a lot of years. And so I
Speaker 2: would do a lot of surfing there and I was,
Speaker 2: you know, being in southern California. I actually had a
Speaker 2: friend who's I didn't have a ton but I had
Speaker 2: one friend, Crystal, whose dad was a surfer like right,
Speaker 2: like Lloyd was a big surfer guy. And her brother
Speaker 2: also I mean total just like you know, Rip Curl
Speaker 2: felt like the family was sponsored by them type of
Speaker 2: thing like okay, and they would surf all I'd get
Speaker 2: to go out with her and learn a lot from
Speaker 2: her dad and her brother who was so cute and
Speaker 2: I had a giant crush on Oh yeah, he would
Speaker 2: that That was my type in that in that day
Speaker 2: like that surfer, like sandy haired, crazy tan, you know.
Speaker 2: And then I remember it being so cool because he
Speaker 2: actually moved out after high school to Hawaii and he
Speaker 2: lived in a treehouse. He lived in a treehouse and
Speaker 2: was he animated?
Speaker 1: Was this a real guy?
Speaker 2: So cool? No, it was my friend Crystal's big brother,
Speaker 2: like it was that living in southern California. That was
Speaker 2: like a thing, like you know, like the man I
Speaker 2: married Jordan. He was a surfer like you know, like
Speaker 2: it when I met him, Like his backboard of his
Speaker 2: bed was a big surf board. So that was know
Speaker 2: something that I loved. I did it. I can't say
Speaker 2: I never got past along board, so I was not
Speaker 2: I don't consider myself a surfer because I was not
Speaker 2: a great surfer. I didn't get to do it a ton,
Speaker 2: but I did love to get out in the water.
Speaker 2: Now you you will have to cut my right hot
Speaker 2: hand off. In the ocean. I hate the ocean. I'm
Speaker 2: so scared of sharks.
Speaker 1: And oh really, yeah, they're more scared of you than
Speaker 1: you are.
Speaker 2: Then, Oh, okay, I'm sure that's true. Really, you know
Speaker 2: a lot of sharks they've told of.
Speaker 1: Course, friends with a bunch of sharks. They're ye pretty skinnish.
Speaker 2: Now now the ocean and the beach it's sandy. It's
Speaker 2: I mean, even wango tango. I didn't go out into
Speaker 2: the actual audience. I stayed on the platform.
Speaker 1: Can't do the sand.
Speaker 2: Oh my.
Speaker 1: I've only been Hawaii once. It was in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: Is the first time I've ever been at first Hawaii. Okay,
Speaker 1: I tried surfing once. I stood up once. I'm basically
Speaker 1: a pro. I don't ever need to do it again.
Speaker 1: I'm sure I even have a video of it, so
Speaker 1: that's all I need.
Speaker 2: Is so fun, It's so but it's it's what people
Speaker 2: don't realize until you actually get on the board. How
Speaker 2: hard is it? Like your shoulders, your your body is
Speaker 2: scraped up from the wax and the sand and the
Speaker 2: salt water and all that. I mean, it is so
Speaker 2: much harder than what you would ever really imagine, even
Speaker 2: just getting out there. I mean, it's like stuff you
Speaker 2: to work out. You paddle, and you paddle and then
Speaker 2: you ride, especially when you're like a beginner, which I
Speaker 2: don't think I ever advanced from that state.
Speaker 1: I did, I didn't do it enough.
Speaker 2: But you ride one wave in then and you look
Speaker 2: back and you're like, I gotta go the way back.
Speaker 1: Well, that's that's that's the old seinfeld joke. Seinfeldt said
Speaker 1: that surfing is just the ocean continuously kicking you out
Speaker 1: of it, like I want you in here, keep getting out.
Speaker 2: Take your ass over and over again, and for some
Speaker 2: reason you just need to get back out and try
Speaker 2: to do one more wave, and you're.
Speaker 1: Still not good one. I was great. I was a
Speaker 1: pro when you were pro. I love video. That's all
Speaker 1: I need.
Speaker 2: That's the thing about you, Will is that you just
Speaker 2: like you just master everything I do.
Speaker 1: I conquer. I do things once, I'm professional at it,
Speaker 1: and I never have to do them again. And I
Speaker 1: try to go.
Speaker 2: You'll never surf again.
Speaker 1: I don't need your good I surfed a wave. I've
Speaker 1: got it on video.
Speaker 2: You got the award, got the medal.
Speaker 1: On video, exactly. Thank you very much. On to the
Speaker 1: next as we are onto the next film. Look at
Speaker 1: that brought it right back. Welcome back to Magical, rewind
Speaker 1: the show that makes you want to grab your friends,
Speaker 1: your pj's and your popcorn and go back to a
Speaker 1: time when all the houses are smart. The waves. Tsunamis
Speaker 1: and the High School's musical. I'm Wilford Dell.
Speaker 2: And I'm Sabrina ready to rip it up?
Speaker 1: Nice? Oh, I like it. I like it. Well, it's
Speaker 1: eating up here people, because summer's here and we're celebrating
Speaker 1: at the beach with our newest d com. It's two
Speaker 1: thousand surf family drama, rip Girls, or as we've been
Speaker 1: calling it here Julie Tsunami. Yes, I had joked about
Speaker 1: that last week when I teased up. But reality, rip
Speaker 1: Girls not a good title. We've seen this a few
Speaker 1: times now, Sabrina, Am I right here? This I didn't
Speaker 1: get it. I thought it made me think. So I'm
Speaker 1: not going to get into what we thought about the
Speaker 1: movie yet, but it made me I'm just gonna put
Speaker 1: it this way. It made me think the movie was
Speaker 1: going to be one thing and then it was something else,
Speaker 1: which always disappoints me in a way.
Speaker 2: Oh, well, of course that's incredibly disappointing. But what did
Speaker 2: it make you think it was gonna?
Speaker 1: I thought I was going to be watching a surf movie,
Speaker 1: a good ROMP surf movie, a kid Disney Channel surf movie,
Speaker 1: which this was at all.
Speaker 2: You don't think that was it?
Speaker 1: I do all God, No, surfing had almost nothing to
Speaker 1: do with this movie was about surfing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I let me be okay, let me be clear
Speaker 2: of this. I auditioned for this movie. And if you
Speaker 2: saw Sabrina and this era with my brown hair and
Speaker 2: I was always tan.
Speaker 1: But they cast that other guy to play ConA, you
Speaker 1: would have been great.
Speaker 2: I would have been great as ConA. I swear to god, ConA.
Speaker 1: You would have been great. But they cast out.
Speaker 2: So I auditioned for it. And this is one of
Speaker 2: the Channel movies that I got like I kind of
Speaker 2: got down the line, you know, close to it. Remember
Speaker 2: watching it super excited. Like I said, although I wasn't
Speaker 2: a surfer, surfer, surfing was a big part of just
Speaker 2: being in so Calend growing up. Sure loved it and
Speaker 2: I remember going there wasn't that much surfing. And this
Speaker 2: was at a time when this big surf movies came.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to think of the names of them, like
Speaker 2: the Blue Crush. Blue Crush was out. This was during
Speaker 2: that era that like especially girls surfing rocks. It was
Speaker 2: a huge brand that was like, yeah, killing it in
Speaker 2: the game. And I remember going, well, this Disney's take
Speaker 2: on it like kind of hit or miss, kind of
Speaker 2: you know, just not a great one. It was not
Speaker 2: soon Johnny.
Speaker 1: I just no, I just want I just thought it
Speaker 1: was going to be a surfing movie and it kind
Speaker 1: of wasn't a surfing movie, which again it wasn't. I
Speaker 1: didn't mind the direction it went. I just don't like
Speaker 1: if something's called Johnny and the Ghost Squad and there's
Speaker 1: no Ghost Squad, then you've mistitled your thing. You know
Speaker 1: what I mean? If I go to a Hamburger joint
Speaker 1: and they only serve spaghetti, then.
Speaker 2: It's not actually a Hamburger j and girl cheese. Yes, okay, okay.
Speaker 2: So I went into rig done, like what would this
Speaker 2: have been?
Speaker 1: I don't know, it would have been something more of
Speaker 1: you know, the Yeah Hawaii or or something with your
Speaker 1: history or something with a mom relationship. I mean, something
Speaker 1: that did Rip Girls makes it sound like, you know,
Speaker 1: if it's called BMX Bandits and there's no bmxing in it,
Speaker 1: it's misnamed. So Ripped Girls to me, I was like
Speaker 1: expecting a surfing movie. It was coming in going like, Oh,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be those great water shots, it's gonna be
Speaker 1: tons of really beautiful surfing it's going to be the
Speaker 1: good team of surfers against the bad team of surfers.
Speaker 1: There's going to be some kind of competition. There's obviously
Speaker 1: gonna be version exactly at the end, and they both
Speaker 1: got a chance for the waves and.
Speaker 2: Had a ton of snowboarding. So yes, me think it
Speaker 2: makes me think, though, what is it? Was it the
Speaker 2: difficulty of being able to try to because again, surfing
Speaker 2: is a tough sport, and maybe it was like a
Speaker 2: difficulty of trying to find young enough.
Speaker 1: I just think I was misnamed. I think this was
Speaker 1: always the movie and always the attention. They just they
Speaker 1: they and I don't again, I don't know how this
Speaker 1: was touted back in the day. I don't know how
Speaker 1: they actually promoted it. But I mean, if they promoted
Speaker 1: it as it's just shots of surfing and then you
Speaker 1: see this movie, it's disappointing. If they promoted it as
Speaker 1: a young girl going a kind of fish out of water,
Speaker 1: going to a new place and struggling internally with her
Speaker 1: family and learning about that kind of journey, then it's
Speaker 1: a great movie. But if you go and expecting a
Speaker 1: surfing movie, yeah, so yeah, again, if it's called Milton
Speaker 1: in the Parachute Gang, and there's no parachuting. It's misnamed.
Speaker 1: So anyways, Jo, by the way, don't you want to
Speaker 1: see Milton in the Parachute Game? Now, great film, We're
Speaker 1: gonna have to watch that. Yeah, ironically, no parachutes in
Speaker 1: the entire movie. It's exactly like that. This movie debut
Speaker 1: on the Disney Channel on April twenty second, two thousand,
Speaker 1: and was filmed in Queensland, Australia, Doublings, Hawaii. It is
Speaker 1: a rare international film location, but I guess it makes
Speaker 1: sense if you're looking for some beautiful beaches. But I
Speaker 1: never understand it's got to be a money thing, because
Speaker 1: I don't understand how flying everybody, the whole cast, the
Speaker 1: whole everybody to Australia is cheaper than doing it to Hawaii.
Speaker 1: But I don't know. It's obviously things in the industry
Speaker 1: that I know nothing about, tax stuff and where they
Speaker 1: can shoot, and obviously it makes a difference. But it
Speaker 1: seems like could be more expensive to go to Australia.
Speaker 1: But what do I know.
Speaker 2: I feel like it's got to be location areas something
Speaker 2: to film.
Speaker 1: And another rarity. Much like the original Zombies movie, this
Speaker 1: one did not include any previous Disney stars in the cast.
Speaker 1: They employed all unknown actors and I think they all
Speaker 1: did a pretty good job, and frankly so to our
Speaker 1: friends at Complex. On their list one that we commonly reference,
Speaker 1: Rip Girls placed number twelve on their list of the
Speaker 1: twenty five best d Coms, and we've got more here.
Speaker 1: It's number twenty nine on Entertainment Weekly's list of Top
Speaker 1: thirty and number fifty four on Collider. All impressive place,
Speaker 1: especially for a movie you don't really hear mentioned as
Speaker 1: one of the greats. And to add to that, it
Speaker 1: has never been released on VHS or DVD, which is amazing.
Speaker 1: But on the other side of the spectrum, Tim Ryan
Speaker 1: of the Honolulu Star Bulletin called it unrealistic, and we
Speaker 1: kind of have to give his opinion some weight, considering
Speaker 1: Hawaii is supposed to be location for the film and
Speaker 1: its culture plays a major part in the story. So
Speaker 1: when somebody from Hawaii goes not so much, you gotta listen.
Speaker 1: So you talked about this. You grew up in Orange County,
Speaker 1: you were around surfers, all that kind of stuff. Was
Speaker 1: your friend's older brother your kna.
Speaker 2: I mean no, because he did not talk to me.
Speaker 1: Ah, okay, fair enough.
Speaker 2: Was a lot older from Afar. From Afar, Yeah, he
Speaker 2: was much older. I mean okay, she was a year
Speaker 2: older than I am, and he was probably three, four
Speaker 2: or five years older. So he was like, yeah, does
Speaker 2: he still in tree house? No, he does it, I think,
Speaker 2: but he did live in Australia. Like his whole life
Speaker 2: is still like was for a long time last time
Speaker 2: I checked in, still very much around surfing his serfs
Speaker 2: and he's total life. It's a total lifetle baby surfers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for sure, it's a total life style. One of
Speaker 1: my favorite shows ever is one hundred Foot Wave. Go
Speaker 1: check that out, yo, It's amazing. And yes, like most
Speaker 1: films we watch, Rip Girls is available to stream on
Speaker 1: Disney Plus right now, so you can watch it before
Speaker 1: listening to our recap or wait until after and see
Speaker 1: how much we got right. We're just wringing it here,
Speaker 1: so honestly, the fact that we nail any of the
Speaker 1: details is just a blessing. Let us know in the comments,
Speaker 1: although we have disabled our comments and we'll never ever
Speaker 1: see them. All right, Sabrina, did you know Rip Girls
Speaker 1: was well? Of course, we talked about this auditioned, so
Speaker 1: of course, you know, rip Girls.
Speaker 2: I very much aware of this movie and was very
Speaker 2: excited when it came out to see Like again, okay,
Speaker 2: what was you know when I auditioned? How you know,
Speaker 2: it's like you start kind of like using them as
Speaker 2: like education for yourself when you're trying to nil one
Speaker 2: of these roles? What could I have done better?
Speaker 1: You know, you gotta let us do what your audition
Speaker 1: scene was?
Speaker 2: Okay, So I remember I auditioned for the lead, and
Speaker 2: then I also did audition for Gia too. Once they
Speaker 2: once I went in, they said, also, can we would
Speaker 2: love to hear you? So I know her audition scene.
Speaker 2: I don't remember what the leads auditions.
Speaker 1: Okay, gotcha?
Speaker 2: Gotcha didn't spark a memory? No, I uh, when you
Speaker 2: auditioned for ConA.
Speaker 1: When I auditioned for ConA, my frosted tips apparently were
Speaker 1: too frosted. I was told mine was like frosted flakes,
Speaker 1: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: And I thought, I from here, I want to make statement.
Speaker 2: Thought she did a great job.
Speaker 1: Thought did the cat The acting was not? Again, if
Speaker 1: I knew what I was getting into a little more
Speaker 1: with the title.
Speaker 2: You would know I irritated. Was it like a little irritated.
Speaker 1: Like you just go in expecting.
Speaker 2: A little bit.
Speaker 1: I just you go in expecting one thing and you
Speaker 1: end up with something else. Again, if I go to
Speaker 1: a burger joint and all they have is spaghetti, even
Speaker 1: the best plate of spaghetti is not going to change
Speaker 1: the fact that I was expecting a burger. Yes, so
Speaker 1: I was expecting Rip Girls to be exactly what I
Speaker 1: even said to Sue. I'm like, oh, man, tonight's movie.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it's going to be about, but
Speaker 1: it's surfing. There's going to be some sort of contest.
Speaker 1: There's going to be the bad team, there's going to
Speaker 1: be the good team. None of that happens. So I
Speaker 1: was like, oh, okay, I get it. But now let's
Speaker 1: paddle out into the waves. And it's actually called duck
Speaker 1: diving to go under the waves. See, I'm a professional
Speaker 1: server and we're going to get into the synopsis, thirteen
Speaker 1: year old Sidney Miller must travel to Hawaii with her
Speaker 1: father and stepmother to settle the estate of her deceased mom.
Speaker 1: By connecting with the island, learning how to surf, and
Speaker 1: making new friends, she discovers a deeper connection with her
Speaker 1: heritage and must decide between selling her mom's land or
Speaker 1: preserving it for generations to come cultivating in a giant
Speaker 1: contest at the end, where we get to see some
Speaker 1: awesome surfing between a good team and a bad team.
Speaker 1: I'm kidding. I added that last part, which would have
Speaker 1: been you wanted, Yeah, Well, we know you've been to
Speaker 1: Hawaii lot. Have you been to Australia.
Speaker 2: I haven't, and it's definitely on our list of places
Speaker 2: we want to go. I've heard such funny things about Australia.
Speaker 1: It's fun. It depends where you go. I enjoyed it.
Speaker 1: The people are super friendly. A lot of it's very pretty.
Speaker 1: But I remember distinctly being on a plane for fourteen
Speaker 1: days landing and being like I just was on a
Speaker 1: plane forever. To land back in California is kind of
Speaker 1: like what it seems like, but again it really is where.
Speaker 1: It seemed very much like we were in a city
Speaker 1: in California, super nice people. It was a lot of fun,
Speaker 1: it really was. I'm glad I went. It was a
Speaker 1: lot of fun. But I need to see more of
Speaker 1: the country, is what I.
Speaker 2: Okay, problem, one thing I did hear and know that
Speaker 2: I would never drive there because they are very crazy
Speaker 2: about their like getting a ticket in Australia is so
Speaker 2: likely if you Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, it's also everything in the country wants you dead.
Speaker 1: Have you not seen these videos where it's like people
Speaker 1: have to flush their toilets because the spiders are the
Speaker 1: size of your head and there's just in your cereal bowl.
Speaker 2: And like that, like its spiders.
Speaker 1: Yeah that build their own houses and knock on your
Speaker 1: door to try to lure you out. Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, that is the part of it that I would
Speaker 2: I mean I have friends. There was a huge like
Speaker 2: you know, study abroad things at Chapman and Australia was
Speaker 2: like a big thing, and they came home with these
Speaker 2: like insane stories. But they were also living like in
Speaker 2: someone's like back house, like where there was like no
Speaker 2: like legitimate like walls.
Speaker 1: I'm like what, Yeah, it's everything.
Speaker 2: I travel and go to oaked El's like I'm not
Speaker 2: going into a cabin of any.
Speaker 1: Sort, especially there. It seems like, yeah, everything wants you
Speaker 1: to do. Yeah, the people are super friendly.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: The movie is directed by a new name to us,
Speaker 1: a woman, yet another rare occurrence for Decom's her name
Speaker 1: is Joyce Chopra and right after college, all these stories
Speaker 1: are so cool. Chopra and her first husband opened a
Speaker 1: European style coffee shop in New York that turned into
Speaker 1: a music nightclub called Club forty seven. Everyone from Bob
Speaker 1: Dylan to Joan Bias performed there and would later get
Speaker 1: its own documentary called for the Love of a Music The.
Speaker 2: Club of forty seven.
Speaker 1: Right, Oh my godness, It's amazing, wasn't it. Joyce Chopper
Speaker 1: was a feminist filmmaker focusing on documentaries. One from nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy four was an autobiographical film about her own pregnancy
Speaker 1: and how it affected her career in movie making. The
Speaker 1: labor also put her in the record books as the
Speaker 1: first person to ever give birth on live TV. Crazy.
Speaker 1: I don't even want to know who sponsored that. She
Speaker 1: transitioned into full length narrative movies like The Lemon Sisters
Speaker 1: starring Diane Keaton and Carol Kane. She also direct TV
Speaker 1: shows like Law and Order, Crossing Jordan, and Everwood. And
Speaker 1: then Camilla Bell plays Sidney Miller, the main character of
Speaker 1: Rip Girls, part of the good team that's got to
Speaker 1: fight the bad team for note none of that happened.
Speaker 1: Camilla had the most experience on the set, having already
Speaker 1: appeared in movies like Practical Magic, where she played Inn
Speaker 1: eleven year old Sandra Bullock, The Lost World, and a
Speaker 1: Steven Sigall movie called The Patriot. Must be one of
Speaker 1: his later ones, because I've never heard of it, But
Speaker 1: being the lead character of anything was new territory for
Speaker 1: She would go on to appear in movies like two
Speaker 1: thousand and six Is When a Stranger Calls Push and
Speaker 1: ten thousand BC. Dwyer Brown plays Ben Miller. He's best
Speaker 1: known as playing Kevin Costner's dad in Field of Dreams,
Speaker 1: but he also appeared in movies like To Live and
Speaker 1: Die in La Great Chase, Scene, The Cutting Edge, Red Dragon,
Speaker 1: and cult horror classics House and House two. This time
Speaker 1: it's personal, that's right. I added that part. And this
Speaker 1: guy did a ton of TV from Er to Rozolian Isles,
Speaker 1: and his last credit was from twenty sixteen. And honestly,
Speaker 1: everyone else was a total newcomer, well except for one actor,
Speaker 1: someone who we recently interviewed for a awesome Pod Meets
Speaker 1: World episode. He's character actor legend Keone Young, who plays
Speaker 1: bo Keoni was not only on Boy Mets World, but
Speaker 1: has hundreds of TV and movie credits. If we seriously,
Speaker 1: if we started his IMDb back when we started Podmeets World,
Speaker 1: we would still be listing his credits. Just Ben and Everything,
Speaker 1: Men in Black, Three, The Crank Movies, Honeymoon in Vegas,
Speaker 1: TV shows like The Golden Girls, Websters, Cheers, plus all
Speaker 1: of the above. He is a voiceover Legendarah, if I
Speaker 1: read ten percent of what he voiced, we'd be here
Speaker 1: for three hours. But to highlight a few Gi Joe,
Speaker 1: World of Warcraft, Miss of Panderia, Star Wars, Rebels, and
Speaker 1: high high puffy Ammy. Umi. Okay, let's get this out
Speaker 1: of the way right now, because it's important. The movie
Speaker 1: runs eighty seven minutes, three below the ninety target, so
Speaker 1: they could have held a shot of a wave maybe
Speaker 1: for three more minutes, or had some kind of surfing
Speaker 1: contest that would have been fine.
Speaker 2: Congrats to them, though three minutes contest, heys.
Speaker 1: Three minutes more than they had. Historya will look back
Speaker 1: on them positively and the movie was written by Jan Rosenberg,
Speaker 1: who has kind of a crazy career, making for a
Speaker 1: very rare female director and writer team. Rosenberg wrote a
Speaker 1: Disney Live action classic starring a young Meredith Salinger and
Speaker 1: John Cusack called Journey of Natty Gan. She also directed
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety one's White Fang and eventually Bambi two. This
Speaker 1: time It's Personal, a movie that recently surprised us both
Speaker 1: during one of our games about sequels. I've never seen it.
Speaker 1: Hopefully Bambi's dad doesn't die in the start of this one,
Speaker 1: like his mom died in the start of the first one.
Speaker 1: It's still traumatized. She also was the script supervisor on
Speaker 1: the original Piranha movies Rock and Roll High School with
Speaker 1: the Ramones So Cool and the Howling. Okay, it's time
Speaker 1: to make a decision. Are we selling the land for millions,
Speaker 1: honoring a Hawaiian tradition by keeping the house, or just
Speaker 1: getting into the movie. I say we start with rip
Speaker 1: Girls and go from there. Here we go. We open
Speaker 1: with our main character, Sidney, flying into Hawaii, peeking out
Speaker 1: the window at some amazing island views. She's coming home,
Speaker 1: well sort of. She was born there but doesn't remember
Speaker 1: anything because she left when she was really young. And
Speaker 1: her dad, Ben, who we also learned as a bit
Speaker 1: of a worry wart with his daughter never wanted to
Speaker 1: come back after her mom died. Sydney isn't sure she
Speaker 1: even remembers her mom anymore without thinking of a photo.
Speaker 1: But also she has a new step mom she likes
Speaker 1: very much, named Elizabeth. The family eventually lands and they
Speaker 1: drive through the island as the opening credits role. When
Speaker 1: they eventually arrive, we see a quick POV from someone
Speaker 1: hiding in the bushes watching them with binoculars. And so far,
Speaker 1: this could be a pretty good horror film where Sydney
Speaker 1: and her family are haunted by the ghost of her
Speaker 1: mother hell bent on killing the new stepmom. Also, keep
Speaker 1: this stalker in mind, we're gonna talk about him later.
Speaker 1: Sidney then walks around the beautiful house in the woods
Speaker 1: around it, taking photos. She stumbles onto a beach where
Speaker 1: she sees kids surfing and takes pictures of them shredding too,
Speaker 1: And I was still optimistic at this point. She admits
Speaker 1: she's more into art and computers, so she normally wouldn't
Speaker 1: try something like hanging ten Back in the house, Sidney
Speaker 1: is cautious when entering. She finds her way into her
Speaker 1: dusty bedroom, which seems untouched for quite some time, except
Speaker 1: for a stray black cat that gives us a little
Speaker 1: jump scare see horror movie. And then a colorful local
Speaker 1: named Bo enters. He's impressed with Sidney and puts a
Speaker 1: lay around her neck. He's the lawyer of Sydney's grandma's will,
Speaker 1: who has recently died. He explains, since Sydney is the
Speaker 1: last living heir, everything including the entire plantation, goes to her,
Speaker 1: but the only condition is she must stay in Hawaii
Speaker 1: for two weeks. Bo explains the Mackai Kuau and I'm
Speaker 1: apologizing to everybody through this entire episode for all the misprenunciations,
Speaker 1: because there will be a ton. The Mackai Kuau have
Speaker 1: been ranching on the property for five generations, and even
Speaker 1: though the house is run down, the land is very fertile.
Speaker 1: But Ben doesn't get it. This is high end beachfront property.
Speaker 1: Why would they keep it for farming? Bo tries to explain,
Speaker 1: even though there have already been offers on the land,
Speaker 1: there is still value in tradition. As the old argument
Speaker 1: of value over money begins, Sidney finds her way to
Speaker 1: a cabinet that magically opens by itself, clearly still in
Speaker 1: a horror movie, none of that made sense. Inside, she
Speaker 1: spots a bound book which looks very similar to the
Speaker 1: necronomicon Ex Mortis from the Evil Dead. It's an album
Speaker 1: filled with old timy pictures of her family. She runs
Speaker 1: it over to her dad, who instantly notices a picture
Speaker 1: of his deceased wife, Sidney's bomb, holding a surfboard. He's
Speaker 1: clearly stung with sadness, and Sidney is very interested to
Speaker 1: learn more. That night, amidst the storm, Sydney unpacks her
Speaker 1: room and returns to looking at the photo. She decides
Speaker 1: to put it on her vanity mirror. The next morning,
Speaker 1: landscapers are already working on the property and Sidney sees
Speaker 1: that stray cat again. It runs off, so she follows
Speaker 1: it into the jungle like you do. Eventually right to
Speaker 1: a wooden She opens the door, awakening an owl and
Speaker 1: getting her first glimpse inside. It's run down and filled
Speaker 1: with sharp tools. Then she jumps and reveals a surfboard,
Speaker 1: just before another jump scare from the owl. So this
Speaker 1: is it's basically a Stephen King book. At this point,
Speaker 1: Sidney decides to take the surfboard, which is let's not
Speaker 1: be a you know, it's theft it's petty theft. She
Speaker 1: runs off, stumbling into it, which she doesn't pretty well,
Speaker 1: that's come on, she doesn't know all the stuff that's
Speaker 1: in there. Come on, can't just be taking stuff? Was
Speaker 1: the truck hers too? I guess? So, yes, she does,
Speaker 1: I guess it is hers. She runs off, stumbling into
Speaker 1: a girl on a bike, causing a brutal crash. It's
Speaker 1: a local girl named Gia, who for good reason, is
Speaker 1: mad about the run in, but she quickly changes her
Speaker 1: tune when she sees Sydney's sick board quote unquote. When
Speaker 1: the now healed Gia ask how it rides, Sidney fibbs,
Speaker 1: implying it's awesome. The local quickly realizes who Sidney is,
Speaker 1: the long lost relative here to read the will the
Speaker 1: island a small and news travels fast. Later that night,
Speaker 1: Ben says he was thinking about taking a hike tomorrow,
Speaker 1: but Elizabeth suggests a nearby quilt exhibit, which, yeah, awesome,
Speaker 1: sounds like a blast for a kid. Sidney revealed she
Speaker 1: was thinking about maybe going to the beach alone. She
Speaker 1: wants to meet up with Gia and her friends, but
Speaker 1: Ben is clearly not comfortable with this. Sidney prophi says
Speaker 1: she'll be careful, but he says no, she argues, she's thirteen,
Speaker 1: not a baby. By the way, for the first time
Speaker 1: in a good long while, look thirteen, Yes, actor, look thirteen.
Speaker 1: Everybody seemed to be very appropriately age wise cast. It
Speaker 1: wasn't like, wait, she's supposed to be eight or you
Speaker 1: know something. It was all very They all yeah, looked
Speaker 1: their ages, which is great.
Speaker 2: And by and by the way, I don't hate Sydney's
Speaker 2: dad going I like, you're too young to go.
Speaker 1: Off, but especially when your mom died the same way,
Speaker 1: I could see being freaked out about going to the beach,
Speaker 1: which even just going to the beach in general.
Speaker 2: But still we're on like an island. We don't know anyone.
Speaker 2: You certainly don't know anyone little girl, Like, no, you, no,
Speaker 2: you might not act.
Speaker 1: Thirteen when walking down to the beach. Be that big
Speaker 1: a deal for a kid you're thirteen. I'd been sued
Speaker 1: by the time I was thirteen.
Speaker 2: No, honestly, yes, I that is not I feel like
Speaker 2: they're no no really no, no, I mean maybe I'll
Speaker 2: feel different, but at this point, no.
Speaker 1: At thirteen, you you weren't able to just like walk
Speaker 1: to a beach. Again, we're talking about kind of a
Speaker 1: closed off island. You're walking, She's not like grabbing a snorkel.
Speaker 2: I was allowed to like ride my bike up to
Speaker 2: like the shopping center that was, you know, outside of
Speaker 2: the neighborhood and across like one major street.
Speaker 1: And that's way more dangerous than going to the beach.
Speaker 2: But will, what were you doing at thirteen when you
Speaker 2: had time on your own? I already know because you
Speaker 2: have told me.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm not a good example. I'm a very good example.
Speaker 1: What were you doing that at thirteen when.
Speaker 2: You would that I was around people that that were
Speaker 2: but you did definitely, Yeah, but that's because I was.
Speaker 1: I was a bust, like I'd been smoking for years
Speaker 1: by thirteen.
Speaker 2: That's what I mean. But like the beach to me again,
Speaker 2: the ocean puts a whole other factor in it, Like
Speaker 2: how would I ever know if you went into the
Speaker 2: ocean and got like he was not being mean? Like honestly, like,
Speaker 2: how am I gonna know?
Speaker 1: I don't think he was being mean. I think though
Speaker 1: he was being overly cautious. I think a thirteen year
Speaker 1: old on a small island walking to a beach by
Speaker 1: his again.
Speaker 2: If he was with the friend. Okay, but no, no,
Speaker 2: I don't even like when my song leaders when we're
Speaker 2: at Disney World go to the restroom on their own.
Speaker 2: Take a buddy, okay, take somebody with you to make
Speaker 2: sure that you don't venture off and die somewhere.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Well, and nobody takes you, And nobody takes you because
Speaker 2: you're cute. Okay, people are looking to take you. Got
Speaker 2: a cute things.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's different with girls, because I mean again, at thirteen,
Speaker 1: we were riding our motorcycles in the woods and camping
Speaker 1: out all the time.
Speaker 2: And we knew where you were at. This is different.
Speaker 2: She doesn't know where she is.
Speaker 1: We will disagree agree. She's kinna knock because it's like
Speaker 1: right down anyway. Okay. Sabrinas is clearly team her dad,
Speaker 1: Team Ben. She argues, though, that she's thirteen, not a baby.
Speaker 1: I would argue that as well. Elizabeth even tries to
Speaker 1: get Vince Ben, but he's scared of riptides and currents. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's fair. Sidney tries to compromise. She won't go in
Speaker 1: the water, she'll just take pictures. And so the next
Speaker 1: day we see the plan. She's given a cell phone
Speaker 1: and case on emergency in two thousand, which I'm surprised
Speaker 1: didn't have to be carried in a backpack. Sydney leaves
Speaker 1: for the beach just as two real estate agents arrived
Speaker 1: to talk about selling the house. While they're busy with introductions,
Speaker 1: she sneaks into the shed and takes the found surfboard
Speaker 1: with her. Uh oh, she might be a rule breaker.
Speaker 1: When she arrives at the beach, Ga and the gang
Speaker 1: are already catching some waves. Happy to see her, Gia
Speaker 1: encourage her sort to jump, but Sidney wants to hang
Speaker 1: out a little and survey their little homemade beach house.
Speaker 1: Sydney meets Gia's pals Linnea and Malay, then they're joined
Speaker 1: by some cute surfer boys, including one frosted tip punk
Speaker 1: named ConA, who broke his arm trying a skateboard trick.
Speaker 1: He's stuck in the sand for now, so Sydney immediately
Speaker 1: starts taking pictures of him, and he explains everyone surfs
Speaker 1: on the island unless they're a major dork. Okay, question
Speaker 1: do you think do you remember reading the script?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Do you remember most things about the script?
Speaker 2: Uh? Not most things? I remember this.
Speaker 1: Did ConA have a broken arm in the script? Yes
Speaker 1: he did, Yes, you're sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm almost positive because what kept him on the sand.
Speaker 2: Otherwise he would have been out in the ocean and
Speaker 2: she wouldn't have right.
Speaker 1: But but he's still skateboarding, he's still swimming after her,
Speaker 1: all that kind of stuff. It just seemed like, like
Speaker 1: why he could have still stayed and had a conversation
Speaker 1: where the fact that he had a broken arm meant
Speaker 1: nothing to the story.
Speaker 2: Later Yeah, yeah, he just didn't need to.
Speaker 1: And so in my head, I was like, does he did?
Speaker 1: They have to change it because the actor broke his
Speaker 1: arm right before they were going to start.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't think so.
Speaker 1: You remember he had a broken arm in the script, Okay,
Speaker 1: Because to me, I was like, it makes no sense
Speaker 1: that this kid has a broken arm, Like it just
Speaker 1: it did nothing for the story. He's still doing all
Speaker 1: his skateboarding stuff. So they want to keep him on
Speaker 1: the beach. That's fine. They can keep them there to
Speaker 1: talk with her and he can still run in and
Speaker 1: catch a wave or two. Yeah, because it just didn't
Speaker 1: I didn't understand why he had a broken arm. It
Speaker 1: just was completely and totally unnecessary, right.
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean feel like I remember friends that
Speaker 2: would break their arms and they would still skate versus like,
Speaker 2: you can't go in the water with your count.
Speaker 1: He went in several times. I guess he's trying to
Speaker 1: save people, but still I don't get that I understood.
Speaker 2: I mean, I feel like it's like he's not going
Speaker 2: to not go in to save someone, but like, I know,
Speaker 2: it just.
Speaker 1: Didn't Yeah, it didn't seem it didn't seem like it
Speaker 1: did anything for the story that the guy had a
Speaker 1: broken arm. Frankly, I just.
Speaker 2: What beached him, Like, yeah, I mean to go into
Speaker 2: the water and get them to be able to have
Speaker 2: time away from the friends.
Speaker 1: Which easily could have done that without him with the
Speaker 1: weird story of having a broken arm. Anyway, he says
Speaker 1: longboards like Sydney's are for relaxing cruises, but a short
Speaker 1: board is extreme. She's impressed and calls him a poet,
Speaker 1: which honestly seems undeserves His words weren't poetic at all.
Speaker 2: But I thought she was going to finish the sentence.
Speaker 2: It's like, you're a poet. You don't even know.
Speaker 1: I don't even know. I swear.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh God, oh, oh, oh, is.
Speaker 1: That where we're going? Oh my god, Yeah, I didn't
Speaker 1: think it was poetic, but to each his own. He
Speaker 1: also quickly realizes she's never served before, so she admits
Speaker 1: a little secret between Chicago and her nervous dad. She's
Speaker 1: never even thought about surfing before. We cut it later
Speaker 1: and the girls are having a small tutorial for Sydney,
Speaker 1: and now she's ready. Uh, you didn't lose sound in
Speaker 1: your podcast. I'm just pausing because I have no idea
Speaker 1: how long the scene was supposed to represent in real life.
Speaker 1: But in the run of the movie they teach her
Speaker 1: for about four seconds. I don't see how. And then
Speaker 1: Ga says having fear is part of the fun, and
Speaker 1: Sydney gives in and walks into the water. And guess
Speaker 1: who we see as now after the quickest montage in
Speaker 1: film history as she walks in the water, the creeper
Speaker 1: from the beginning of the movie, still with binoculars. And
Speaker 1: then this is something again. I wanted you to keep
Speaker 1: this in mind that everyone forgot existed. And then guess what.
Speaker 1: It never happens again. We never see this again. It's
Speaker 1: never dressed again. It's it's this guy's broken arm. Why
Speaker 1: the hell would they even do this?
Speaker 2: It never very Sabrina sees what happened to the box?
Speaker 1: Where's where's Johnny binoculars? Like?
Speaker 2: What happened? Did we ever find was that the real
Speaker 2: estate people don't know her mom's best friend that we
Speaker 2: find later? Was it?
Speaker 1: I don't know, it's a guy on the other side
Speaker 1: of the beach where there are surfing competitions. Yeah, because
Speaker 1: it was so weird and he just never comes up again,
Speaker 1: was it?
Speaker 2: I mean, do you think that there was a scene
Speaker 2: that ends up getting explained and that's just what hit
Speaker 2: the floor? That was the three minutes we lost for me?
Speaker 1: Maybe it's three minutes about binocular john Like, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know either.
Speaker 1: Never happens again. Sidney now paddles out into the ocean
Speaker 1: and falls off, then gets back up and tries again.
Speaker 1: At the end of the day, She's frustrated, but Gia
Speaker 1: tells her not to worry. She'll get it, but Sidney
Speaker 1: reveals she's only in Hawaii for two weeks. She is confused.
Speaker 1: What about the house, isn't it hers?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Sidney says they can't move because of her parents' jobs.
Speaker 1: But you can tell she wishes that they could back
Speaker 1: at home. Elizabeth asked Sidney about her day. Sidney says
Speaker 1: taking pictures went great, but she's concerned about how weird
Speaker 1: her dad has been acting lately. Elizabeth is as sure
Speaker 1: Sydney it's not her Adults sometimes get lost in their
Speaker 1: own boring adult problems. Sidney thinks he's worried too much,
Speaker 1: especially because she's very careful in life. Elizabeth actually agrees
Speaker 1: and praises her, and it's a very nice parenting scene,
Speaker 1: something we really see in d com So congrats to
Speaker 1: keep saying rip girls. Can we please buy the end
Speaker 1: of this podcast? Come up? They better name than I
Speaker 1: will say.
Speaker 2: This stepmom dynamic has been one of my favorite parenting relationship.
Speaker 2: She was a great character seeing she was a great
Speaker 2: character all the way through the movie. Loved this character
Speaker 2: and I was so great, so so grateful that this
Speaker 2: relationship was represented. And this is one of the things
Speaker 2: that I love about Disney, and y'all know this even
Speaker 2: listening to this podcast. This kind of representation of being
Speaker 2: seen is why Disney had such great fans, is because
Speaker 2: this spoke to a very big group of people and kids.
Speaker 2: And how I think I mean it was awesome, like
Speaker 2: the step parent awesome in this.
Speaker 1: I agree percent. Could it be something with Home Coming,
Speaker 1: Home Waves Home. I don't know. Oh I don't ride,
Speaker 1: but it's even that it's like you're still that it's
Speaker 1: a surfing movie. I don't know, because there was.
Speaker 2: A little bit of surf. There's a little and they
Speaker 2: talk about culture and why of course.
Speaker 1: But they didn't show it. Why not call it skateboarding
Speaker 1: ConA skateboarding movie. There's basically as much of that as
Speaker 1: there is a surfing. I mean like two or three
Speaker 1: little surfing scenes. That's it. This was not a surfing.
Speaker 2: Movie to be called rip girls, right right.
Speaker 1: Anyway, We cut to Ben and Sydney now with Bo
Speaker 1: at the real estate office. The agent's explained that the
Speaker 1: current offers from someone who wanted to buy the property
Speaker 1: years ago, but Sydney's grandma wasn't interested in selling. She
Speaker 1: loved her land and didn't even look at the proposal.
Speaker 1: But Sydney and her dad do want to look at it.
Speaker 1: It's from a company looking to build a new resort,
Speaker 1: but the historical house and shed would have to be demolished,
Speaker 1: but they'll keep the name Horden Resort. At Plantation Mackay.
Speaker 1: The agents say they can talk to Horden about keeping
Speaker 1: the structure, but also the beach is currently set to
Speaker 1: be for just resort guests. It's all very concerning to Sydney.
Speaker 1: What do you think the offer was for? I mean beach.
Speaker 1: It's supposed to be two thousand, talking.
Speaker 2: Two thousands, your two thousand, But.
Speaker 1: It's probably in the millions, don't you reckon? I mean, like, oh,
Speaker 1: for sure two million bucks? Maybe No, I bet you
Speaker 1: one point five.
Speaker 2: No, I would think it'd be closer to.
Speaker 1: Ten even in two thousand you think, I guess it's
Speaker 1: beach front.
Speaker 2: It's a plantation and it's beach front.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess that's true. So ten to fifteen mil. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that it's tough to turn down.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: It could have been called rich girls have been called
Speaker 1: rich girls. Yeah girls, Yeah exactly. You're offering me twenty
Speaker 1: five million dollars. It was nice to meet you, Johnny.
Speaker 1: It's gum whatever.
Speaker 2: So to like again, I'm on this dad's side so
Speaker 2: hard because it's also Liken your team. Ben Ben is like,
Speaker 2: I'm like, okay, because you put me on, you give
Speaker 2: me a resort or you give me this big piece
Speaker 2: of land that I have zero idea of how to maintain,
Speaker 2: like the mountain.
Speaker 1: You just give me a farm, can't do it.
Speaker 2: Myself, Like my my cousin bought a two hundred acres
Speaker 2: in uh West Virginia, and I like my first thing
Speaker 2: was like, how do you.
Speaker 1: Gonna do who?
Speaker 2: Who does it? Like? Who do you do? Who does
Speaker 2: that for you? And she's like We're gonna do it?
Speaker 1: And I'm like, yeah, you work the land? No, all right?
Speaker 1: So that's the movie would have ended right there with
Speaker 1: just Sabrina signing the papers exactly.
Speaker 2: Would be yes sign sign sign like also, like it
Speaker 2: didn't look like they had staff doing it, like who
Speaker 2: is maintaining this land?
Speaker 1: That well, they had some people that were out there.
Speaker 1: They did show the people cleaning up the resort and
Speaker 1: cleaning up the land. They showed a kind of a
Speaker 1: crew out there cleaning up. So that part my.
Speaker 2: If it was people had jobs, I'm not trying to
Speaker 2: get anyone's like livelihood and situation, so then like that
Speaker 2: might be a part. But like ten million dollars.
Speaker 1: I thought you're called seriously, the movie would have been
Speaker 1: it would have been a short film about Sabrina going
Speaker 1: and signing papers to become rich.
Speaker 2: I would love to inherit something. Let me tell you
Speaker 2: when Sabrina Brian is not inheriting anything. But if it was,
Speaker 2: it was worth.
Speaker 1: Ten million signing on the dotted line.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, stamp nails, son.
Speaker 1: And movie over, thank you very much. Nice. You wouldn't
Speaker 1: have met any of the other people on the island.
Speaker 1: I would have gone, I would have gotten a sandwich.
Speaker 1: I would have signed the papers. I would have been,
Speaker 1: We'll find you a nice boy somewhere else. We're now
Speaker 1: worth twenty five million dollars.
Speaker 2: We have just upped our auntie. Wow.
Speaker 1: Later, well, some people who don't think on that, don't
Speaker 1: think like that, are staying on the island. So later,
Speaker 1: Gia and the girls are back out surfing kind of.
Speaker 1: When Sydney returns longboarded hand, Gia encourages her she'll own
Speaker 1: waves today and as a result, this is another thing.
Speaker 1: We get a loud song and said the nervously paddles
Speaker 1: out and catches a wave. She gets up and almost
Speaker 1: makes it all the way to the shore before wiping out.
Speaker 1: She's thrilled, what a success. Great. Did the mix of
Speaker 1: this movie seem really off? To you. There was background
Speaker 1: music that was so loud at times that I had
Speaker 1: to put on the subtitles.
Speaker 2: Oh really, because it was like, wow, I could.
Speaker 1: I was like, I can't hear some of the dialogue.
Speaker 1: The background music is so loud.
Speaker 2: Oh I didn't. I didn't know. I didn't, but I did.
Speaker 2: Like this was like a true right in there with
Speaker 2: Brink and Johnny's Sunami, like the vibe of the ska music.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and show us more of that as you're studying.
Speaker 1: You're about to do the final surf off, like I'm
Speaker 1: wait on god, why is that not happening?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's the big race down Death Valley Hill or whatever.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I already saw that in Brink. They can't do
Speaker 2: but we saw it and everything and break my god.
Speaker 1: If they had the even Buffalo Dreams had a race,
Speaker 1: it's like, oh my god. So anyway, even ConA saw
Speaker 1: it while carefully skateboarding nearby with his broken arm for
Speaker 1: no reason. Ga says ConA is her best friend and
Speaker 1: realizes Sydney likes likes him, oh double. Like time she
Speaker 1: encourages Sidney to say something to him, he'll be stoked.
Speaker 1: She says, ConA is a good listener and an incredible artist,
Speaker 1: and now I kind of want to date ConA. But
Speaker 1: for now, they've got waves to catch. Sydney paddles out
Speaker 1: again and ready's for the next wave. But at the
Speaker 1: last minute, g yells don't catch this one, but it's
Speaker 1: too late. Sydney has thrown off the board immediately and
Speaker 1: thrown underwater. Ga and ConA are concerned and rushed to
Speaker 1: save her. She's still struggling in the current when ConA,
Speaker 1: who's underwater cast and all pulls her out, saves her life.
Speaker 1: Back on land, Sydney's bleeding. She's cut her head. How's
Speaker 1: she going to explain this to her parents? Gea has
Speaker 1: ConA get her mom for help, and then Sidney finds
Speaker 1: herself lying in a hammock in a small house filled
Speaker 1: with scary looking masks. It's been a while since we've
Speaker 1: been in a horror movie, so this is a welcome return.
Speaker 1: And they really they shot it like that, I mean
Speaker 1: they shot it it was like scary, Matt It's like, wait,
Speaker 1: aren't these these are like historical religious almost artifacts? And
Speaker 1: the way they shot it was almost like scary scary,
Speaker 1: and it's like, I get she's supposed to be waking
Speaker 1: up from it, but these are also supposed to be
Speaker 1: like their ancestors, spirits. I think so. I feel like
Speaker 1: they made it a little scary for no kind of reason.
Speaker 1: But yeah, yes, we are back in a horror movie.
Speaker 1: Gia's mom, Malia, helps Sidney up and gives her a
Speaker 1: secret cure ta Sidney admits she doesn't remember much. Malia
Speaker 1: says to Sidney, you're so much like her, but before
Speaker 1: she can explain what she meant, Gia returns. She says
Speaker 1: Cona's cast is soggy because it got all wet, but
Speaker 1: he's a hero. Now he wants to know when she'll
Speaker 1: be back surfing, But Sydney's instinct is to quit, good instinct.
Speaker 1: Something's hard just quit, especially when she notices her surfboard
Speaker 1: is wrecked. But Gia's mom can fix it, just like
Speaker 1: she can make healing tea. And now I want to
Speaker 1: date She's mom. Who Frankly, I love these kind of characters.
Speaker 1: It's the slightly older, still really good looking. It's kind
Speaker 1: of a trope. It's really good looking, slightly spiritual. Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, guide for lack of a better turn, Tea
Speaker 1: makes weed. Yeah, first of all straight up by aahuasca.
Speaker 1: She was tripping balls for hours. That's a woman. So yeah,
Speaker 1: because you're a woman that's a big, big crush on her,
Speaker 1: big crush on her.
Speaker 2: Does make weed tea for you?
Speaker 1: She does not? So does not make weed tea for me?
Speaker 1: Nor do I drink weed tea? She does? She does not.
Speaker 1: But that kind of spiritual like I love that almost
Speaker 1: hippie vibe. You know, I grew up in a town
Speaker 1: with a lot of hippies, so like almost hippie vibe.
Speaker 1: Older woman probably smells like pechuli. She's gorgeous. She yeah knows,
Speaker 1: is like connected to the land. Big fan of that.
Speaker 2: I can't handle that. You assume what people smell.
Speaker 1: Like, Oh yeah, but I'm also right. That's the thing.
Speaker 1: I'm also right. I know exactly how she smells. She
Speaker 1: smells like it's like kind of lavender, kind of petuli
Speaker 1: and happiness.
Speaker 2: We bring our guests on. When now I'm going to
Speaker 2: ask from here on out, what do you think they smell?
Speaker 1: What do you think that? I'd be happy to, I'd
Speaker 1: be happy to. Malia reveals the surfboard was Sidney's mom's.
Speaker 1: They were best friends since childhood and that's who she meant.
Speaker 1: Sidney looks so much like Malia wants to show her something,
Speaker 1: so they drive off on an ATV to hike up
Speaker 1: a mountain, finding a beautiful view of another beach. Malia says,
Speaker 1: this time every year, whales land here with their young
Speaker 1: and it's a sacred event. The first time she saw
Speaker 1: the whales was with Gia's mom at a magical ceremony.
Speaker 1: Sidney hopes the whales arrived during her trip so she
Speaker 1: can go to the ceremony herself. Malia brings Sidney back home,
Speaker 1: where her parents were scared sick, but only Elizabeth is there.
Speaker 1: Her dad is actually out looking for her. Still. Elizabeth
Speaker 1: notices the cut, but Sydney hides how she got injured,
Speaker 1: and that's when Ben returns. He's happy she's alive, of course,
Speaker 1: but very concerned and she can't lie. She admits she
Speaker 1: wants to be part of something always has, and so
Speaker 1: she went surfing. Now her dad is furious, I understand this,
Speaker 1: it's literally how we live wife. He sends Sidney to
Speaker 1: her room and blames Malia. There, old friend, It's actually
Speaker 1: not Malia's fault so much as Gia's. But anyway, old friends,
Speaker 1: Ben and Malia argue as Sidney leaves her room. Ben
Speaker 1: thinks Malia's encouraging her to serve, but Malya's focus on
Speaker 1: how little she knows about her mother. Good adult conversation
Speaker 1: where they're both kind of right. She thinks the ocean
Speaker 1: is a great healer and Ben thinks it's a great destroyer.
Speaker 1: On her way out, Malia encourages Ben to live again.
Speaker 1: He needs to heal and now a long with her husband.
Speaker 1: Elizabeth agrees. Ben says once they're back in Chicago, everything
Speaker 1: will be better, but Elizabeth knows he's wrong. If you
Speaker 1: end this speech she gave was really great. If you
Speaker 1: and so adult, If he was having an affair, she'd
Speaker 1: know what to do with that and fight through it
Speaker 1: because she believes in them as a couple. But the
Speaker 1: grief is too much. How can she fight a ghost?
Speaker 1: And to top it all off, Sydney has heard everything.
Speaker 1: And it was another really good scene between adults, very
Speaker 1: well written, very well active.
Speaker 2: It wasn't too heated, It wasn't it was literally to
Speaker 2: the point.
Speaker 1: And it wasn't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this was so good for people like again Disney
Speaker 2: showing like there are other people out there going through
Speaker 2: this same situation of how do you how do you
Speaker 2: mourn the loss of one person and move on? Like
Speaker 2: all of this was just so good.
Speaker 1: It really was, And it's one of those things where
Speaker 1: it does best they do, they do it great, and
Speaker 1: it's it was. It wasn't man's plaining, It wasn't woman's plaining.
Speaker 1: It was a real conversation between adults and very well written,
Speaker 1: very well acted.
Speaker 2: And how it would be as a young person to
Speaker 2: listen to your your parents having this conversation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the complexity too, yes, grief and the guilt
Speaker 1: you feel when you move on and you can't fully
Speaker 1: move on and I'm not I can't be in love
Speaker 1: with somebody else when the person I love is gone.
Speaker 1: It's very very deep and really well done.
Speaker 2: I would like, do you do you think we'll come
Speaker 2: across a dcom that goes through not at being someone
Speaker 2: has died, but like literally just a divorce and a
Speaker 2: new relationship.
Speaker 1: Maybe that could be world's richest ca at. You never know,
Speaker 1: it could just be there could be another poorly named
Speaker 1: d coom that's really about this horrible divorce and the struggles.
Speaker 2: Because I hope we do. I hope you'll do the
Speaker 2: like a positive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe in some of the newer ones, because in
Speaker 1: the older ones they don't do that. They don't do that.
Speaker 2: It has the one one side has to be gone.
Speaker 1: What was the one that we saw not too long
Speaker 1: ago with the co parenting that they were divorced. He
Speaker 1: dropped the dad is kind of has to learn to
Speaker 1: be a better dad. She lives with her mom. We
Speaker 1: just saw it. I can't remember what it was. He's
Speaker 1: coming to pick her up at the house. He's always
Speaker 1: doing other stuff. Oh, I can't remember. We'll remember what
Speaker 1: it is. Yeah, we gotta do a rewatch rewatch. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we'll have to do that. Later that night, out on
Speaker 1: the patio, Sidney looks through one of her mom's old
Speaker 1: yearbooks and sees pictures of her in front of another
Speaker 1: house named Kala Loa. The next morning, she rushes up
Speaker 1: to Gia and the girls in the each who are
Speaker 1: meditating praying to the quote unquote original surfer Chick above
Speaker 1: while braiding each other's hair to bring better waves. While
Speaker 1: they concentrate, the surferboards playfully attack them with super soakers
Speaker 1: and guess who's backskating. It's Hero pretty boy. Kona Sidney
Speaker 1: finally gets a chance to thank him for saving her life,
Speaker 1: which I was like, yeah, it's about time you go
Speaker 1: over and be like, hey, thanks for saving my life.
Speaker 1: And he made something for her. It's a theme park
Speaker 1: like caricature drawing of her surfing and taking photos at
Speaker 1: the same time. Did you get one of these done
Speaker 1: as a kid where they take the thing you hate
Speaker 1: most about yourself and make it three times the size
Speaker 1: form nineteen dollars?
Speaker 2: I have. I've gotten it done a couple times. But
Speaker 2: the craziest part when I watched it, because I watched
Speaker 2: it last night. We just went to SeaWorld and passed
Speaker 2: one of those, and my mom's like, you should get
Speaker 2: that done at the kids, I'm like, you and Jordan,
Speaker 2: the four of you should do it. And I was like, no,
Speaker 2: they always make my nose look so like this because
Speaker 2: it's not super Why I beat every time I've done it,
Speaker 2: how they do my nose like it's so annoying. I
Speaker 2: will not do it again.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 1: That's how I look when I get photographed, So I
Speaker 1: don't even forget somebody drawing me. It's just not bad.
Speaker 2: Uh do?
Speaker 1: What do you think this drawing still exists in real life.
Speaker 1: Do you think somebody has this drawing frame somewhere because
Speaker 1: I would love to have this, Yes, actual drawing from
Speaker 1: the movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sure, I bet, I hope. I hope that
Speaker 2: Camille has it.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna have to find out because I want
Speaker 1: to get I want to get somebody to send one
Speaker 1: of us an awesome dcom Memorabiliay. I mean you have
Speaker 1: some because you're in it, but and I have some
Speaker 1: from my wonderful World of Disney days, but I'd like
Speaker 1: something like, you know, super yeah, skateboard I do is?
Speaker 2: Ask Lisa.
Speaker 1: She's got some.
Speaker 2: She's got too crazy. We got to wear the camp
Speaker 2: rock hats. Hope.
Speaker 1: Yeah, us, Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 2: We'll figure out some cool memorabilia out there, for sure.
Speaker 1: There is. Sydney asked ConA about this Kaalaalola house in
Speaker 1: her mom's picture, and he knows all about it. He
Speaker 1: says it's on the plantation, abandoned and kind of spooky.
Speaker 1: She's determined, but he has one question, how well do
Speaker 1: you ride? And we cut to Sydney, Conah and Gea
Speaker 1: on horse. It's the only way to get to this plantation. Apparently,
Speaker 1: we get some beautiful scenery shots, and eventually they get
Speaker 1: to the house, which is not only apparently haunted, it's
Speaker 1: where all the cool parties used to be. Once they enter,
Speaker 1: Sidney immediately feels the presence of her mom. She stumbles
Speaker 1: into her mom's childhood bedroom. Back at the realtor's office,
Speaker 1: the agents have called in Sydney, her parents and Bo
Speaker 1: the Hordens have upped their offer. Now, see, Sabrina, had
Speaker 1: you not signed, you would have gotten more money with
Speaker 1: a seventy two hour window for response, and it's apparently
Speaker 1: such a good offer. It's an easy decision to sell.
Speaker 1: But back at home, Sydney still seems torn. See. I
Speaker 1: would have added the line to show how much money
Speaker 1: it is. When they say to her, hey, I hope
Speaker 1: you've picked your IVY league college, I would have had
Speaker 1: the other realtors say, because now you can afford to
Speaker 1: buy it, just to show that it's a ton of money. Yes,
Speaker 1: because I get it's a tough you know, it's supposed
Speaker 1: to be a tough decision. But if you make it
Speaker 1: so ridiculously life altering in money that the decision is crazy,
Speaker 1: then it makes it for a tougher decision. But anyway, yes,
Speaker 1: I think it would be good.
Speaker 2: I mean, it wasn't tough for me to begin with.
Speaker 1: No. I know again, you would have sold it in
Speaker 1: the phone call. You never would have even been on
Speaker 1: the plane, been like who died? Yeah, fact, fact it's
Speaker 1: two thousand, Fax me the stuff. I'll sign right now,
Speaker 1: right back, man, We're not even done with the conversation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now I can afford the good paper.
Speaker 1: The see, had you just held out a little bit,
Speaker 1: you would have gotten a better offer. But back at home,
Speaker 1: Sidney still torn, and while thinking it over, she hears
Speaker 1: some noise outside. It's Gia and Kona. They were sent
Speaker 1: by Malia. It's time. We're now at the big Whale
Speaker 1: ceremony at the beach and what looks like a very
Speaker 1: festive luau, very pretty scene. Upon arrival, Sydney is greeted
Speaker 1: by Malia with a flower for her ear, taught how
Speaker 1: to hula by Kia, and treated to Hawaiian delicacies. One
Speaker 1: elder is telling the story to a group of kids
Speaker 1: about a boy and a girl and a tsunami and
Speaker 1: forbidden love. And not only is there a happy ending
Speaker 1: this story, but ConA and Sidney.
Speaker 2: Kiss, and it was a kiss.
Speaker 1: It was good, but it was like it was age appropriate.
Speaker 1: I thought, yes, again, it was not what I think
Speaker 1: we should start referring to as a c C. K.
Speaker 1: It was not a Christy Carlson kiss.
Speaker 2: Not a Christy Carlson because Christy Carlson is the only
Speaker 2: person in Disney history to get a makeout such and
Speaker 2: which she took it to the next level.
Speaker 1: I mean, she took it to the next level. This
Speaker 1: was a nice kiss, though, the next level. I also
Speaker 1: really liked this scene. It's been done in a bunch
Speaker 1: of movies, but I like the scene where the guy
Speaker 1: is kind of or girl is translating and whispering the
Speaker 1: story into the ear as somebody else tells it. It's
Speaker 1: just very sweet. I'm a big fan of that and
Speaker 1: I love it. So it was very very nice. But
Speaker 1: there's no time. There's no time to celebrate here because
Speaker 1: the whales are here. Sydney watches on with Malia. It's
Speaker 1: very impressed by the beauty of just a horribly computer
Speaker 1: graphic single whale.
Speaker 2: What you didn't think that was all it was? I
Speaker 2: thought it was.
Speaker 1: I only had the money to do one. It was
Speaker 1: like supposed to be this big thing one whale.
Speaker 2: And then the Lincoln memorial.
Speaker 1: Exactly suddenly I'm in the movie again.
Speaker 2: Suddenly Will pops up.
Speaker 1: It was not good.
Speaker 2: It was it was, it was.
Speaker 1: It was again.
Speaker 2: We're on a Disney Channel budget.
Speaker 1: You can't cut to just stock footage of whales.
Speaker 2: That's the one they found.
Speaker 1: But I mean, there's I could cut. You could google
Speaker 1: whales right now, and even in two thousand, you could
Speaker 1: have just gone to stock footage of whales. They had
Speaker 1: to have had it. This was just this was not good.
Speaker 1: But she has one big question for her mom's friend.
Speaker 1: Was she there for the accident. Malia says that she was,
Speaker 1: and it was on a perfect day in the ocean.
Speaker 1: They took their first waves together with huge miles on
Speaker 1: their faces, But when they got tired and started coming
Speaker 1: back to the beach, a huge swell with waves stacking
Speaker 1: up on top of each other, caught her off guard
Speaker 1: and swept her towards the rocks. Melia says her dad
Speaker 1: didn't even want to know the story. He just wanted
Speaker 1: to leave and take Sydney with him. But Malia wants
Speaker 1: Sidney to know her mom fought through those waves. As
Speaker 1: hard as she could to get back to her daughter,
Speaker 1: but Sidney's still angry her mom should have been there
Speaker 1: for her. Now, Malia wants her and her dad to
Speaker 1: release that anger for their own sakes. And then we
Speaker 1: see the fake whale again doing exactly the same jump
Speaker 1: with exactly the same thing. They just hit repeat again
Speaker 1: on the same bad shot, and after a very nice
Speaker 1: scene there was that, and it was like, man, there
Speaker 1: we go.
Speaker 2: You just kind of like wonder Like when the editors,
Speaker 2: the director, all of that are like watching this back, Wow,
Speaker 2: can we know what?
Speaker 1: I'm sure they did, but it was like, what do
Speaker 1: we do? What can we do? It's like just pre
Speaker 1: hit return and run it again.
Speaker 2: I didn't repeat? Yeah pretty much so close together, there's
Speaker 2: not even enough time to get it the first time
Speaker 2: you can.
Speaker 1: It's even the whale was like in bear.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that whale was like I'm sorry, I'm ready to
Speaker 2: do this again.
Speaker 1: Sorry it's me again. The next morning, Sydney returns home
Speaker 1: once again to find an angry father. She left him
Speaker 1: a note, but he still seems worried. She doesn't have
Speaker 1: much to say to him other than you should have
Speaker 1: told me. It shouldn't have been some deep, dark secret,
Speaker 1: which is true, and he knows she's talking about the accident.
Speaker 1: She storms off to her room and rips up the
Speaker 1: picture of her mom that was on the vanity.
Speaker 2: I hurt.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it hurt me too. In the kitchen, benis spiraling.
Speaker 1: He tells Elizabeth he keeps thinking he should have saved Leilani,
Speaker 1: his wife that day. He didn't think he could ever
Speaker 1: love anyone again, but then he found Elizabeth. It never
Speaker 1: seemed fair to him that he can be so happy
Speaker 1: now and yet she's dead. But Elizabeth knows she would
Speaker 1: want him and Sydney and even her to be happy.
Speaker 1: And this might be the most loving character in the
Speaker 1: history of dcom She's a great character. And now I
Speaker 1: just want to date Elizabeth.
Speaker 2: And she never makes it about her, No, she really
Speaker 2: does it. Like what an amazing I mean, how hard
Speaker 2: it would be to have to do this situation with
Speaker 2: your husband who you know, it's such a sensitive thing
Speaker 2: and you're also helping raising their child, and like it's.
Speaker 1: Just yeah, wow, yeah, great character.
Speaker 2: Was an amazing character, A great character. Love to get
Speaker 2: some of that great characters.
Speaker 1: Yes, she was great, she was great. Your sign check
Speaker 1: Yeah again you Sidney wouldn't have been allowed. Your daughter
Speaker 1: wouldn't have been not allowed out of the house. You're
Speaker 1: not you are. We are here for one reason. You're
Speaker 1: gonna sit in that room until I signed the papers
Speaker 1: and then we are out. I can't believe we even
Speaker 1: have to be here. I've called door dash. Sit you
Speaker 1: here out there, We'll be right back. That is a
Speaker 1: much different movie starring Elizabeth.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry. I wish I could be you, but
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 1: Great character. Ben takes his advice and asks Sidney on
Speaker 1: a walk. Sidney says she just doesn't understand why she
Speaker 1: knows nothing about her mom, But now Ben is an
Speaker 1: open book. He tells Sidney how beautiful her mom was
Speaker 1: and how similar they are, the way she moved, the
Speaker 1: way she laughed. Being in Hawaiia has made him think
Speaker 1: things through. Makai is her heritage, and so the decision
Speaker 1: to sell the property is hers and hers alone, even
Speaker 1: though she's a kid. She needs to find it in herself.
Speaker 1: And this I love this other conversation too, because she's like, well,
Speaker 1: we could use the money, right, and he's like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: we could definitely use the money. But you know, but
Speaker 1: some people Disney a typical Disney thing would be like, hey,
Speaker 1: don't think about money, it's not about that. You've got
Speaker 1: to follow your heart. But he was like, yeah, no,
Speaker 1: we could really use the money, like we that would
Speaker 1: be helpful. Yes, but that's not important. Whatever Sidney decides,
Speaker 1: Ben and Elizabeth will be there for her. But let's
Speaker 1: be honest, Elizabeth is really the important part here. Sidney
Speaker 1: wonders if they could live in Hawaii, and Ben actually
Speaker 1: appears to be open to the idea. Back home, Sydney
Speaker 1: uses photoshop and the most perfect tape job in the
Speaker 1: history of the world. She puts one piece of tape
Speaker 1: on and the picture looks I mean, I was like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, she's a tape champion. She is. It's incredible.
Speaker 1: She's That's what it should have been called. That's what
Speaker 1: it should have been called. Tape Champion Girls. She uses photoshop,
Speaker 1: which might be one of the first times in two
Speaker 1: thousand we get to see photoshop early you on her mom,
Speaker 1: and they created an image of the two of them together.
Speaker 1: It was very, very sweet. The next day, Sydney finds
Speaker 1: Gia's friends near the beach, and now everyone's ignoring or
Speaker 1: even says she smells like dead fish.
Speaker 2: Which I felt was like a really harsh.
Speaker 1: That's super harsh.
Speaker 2: Like you can't to me, I would assume, I don't
Speaker 2: think I had a friend at all or anyone close
Speaker 2: to me that had a parent that had passed away,
Speaker 2: But I would assume using that word around them at all.
Speaker 1: Is just inappropriate, not cool. I agree, I agree, And
Speaker 1: you just met her.
Speaker 2: That says she smells like fish, I guess if you're
Speaker 2: trying to hit but she doesn't need to be a
Speaker 2: dead fit.
Speaker 1: Like that is like gorsh Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 2: I wanted to pop this girl in the face, like, yeah,
Speaker 2: come on, get get a little little bit of grace back,
Speaker 2: Give her a little bit of grace Like that's.
Speaker 1: Now, with the millions of dollars you just got from
Speaker 1: selling the plantation, you can hire someone.
Speaker 2: To friends to be honest. Exactly see what your name is,
Speaker 2: knew you for two minutes by now check get out
Speaker 2: with wealthy.
Speaker 1: Sydney does not get what's going on. Then she sees
Speaker 1: a newspaper headline about the resort buying the property, so
Speaker 1: everyone thinks she's already sold it. Sidney runs off to
Speaker 1: talk to Gia and Malia. Instead, she finds ConA clearing
Speaker 1: a surf cleaning a surfboard and listening to Hawaiian rap music.
Speaker 1: Gia isn't home, and ConA doesn't seem to be mad
Speaker 1: at her. He's shaping and painting a surfboard for her.
Speaker 1: It has that theme park image of her surfing and
Speaker 1: taking photos on it. Very cool. She tells ConA that
Speaker 1: she hasn't even decided on selling yet, and ConA reveals
Speaker 1: that Gia has been standing up for her to everyone
Speaker 1: and is currently at the beach. Sydney runs off and
Speaker 1: finds her in a quiet place sitting on a rock
Speaker 1: watching the waves. We learned that Gia's dad is a
Speaker 1: deadbeat businessman who doesn't even call her for a birthday,
Speaker 1: so she sees surfing as a release. By the way,
Speaker 1: if this movie was called talking about Surfing, perfect title,
Speaker 1: They talk about surfing an awful lot chat, surf Chat.
Speaker 1: There you go, surf chicks Chat, something.
Speaker 2: Like that surf chicks Chat.
Speaker 1: So she uses surfing as a really Sydney reveals that
Speaker 1: the resort has promised to add preserves for the whales
Speaker 1: and regulations to the purchase so that a lot of
Speaker 1: the plantation will actually stay intact, but Gia isn't sold.
Speaker 1: It's becoming a resort, so everything will change. The whales
Speaker 1: won't come back once the lagoon is filled with tourists.
Speaker 1: It was, in all fairness, one whale, and it was
Speaker 1: badly computer generated, so she could just hit a button
Speaker 1: and have that whale back anytime she wants. Sidney says
Speaker 1: she's worried that Gia and Malia are only friends with
Speaker 1: her because of the inheritance, and the whole thing was
Speaker 1: planned out to save the land. Gia admits that that
Speaker 1: was sort of the original idea. I was like, oh
Speaker 1: it was, but it changed once they got to know
Speaker 1: each other. But Sidney doesn't believe her. She thinks she's
Speaker 1: been worked, which she kind of has. Gia brings up
Speaker 1: the lies Sidney told too, like being a surfer chick,
Speaker 1: but that seemed a bit like gas lighting, But Sidney
Speaker 1: points out an important technicality. She never actually lied. She
Speaker 1: just admitted the truth and let her assume, which is
Speaker 1: never really a good argument. They're both kind of wrong,
Speaker 1: but one seems like, hey can you surf? And you're
Speaker 1: like well, and the other one is like, I'm going
Speaker 1: to pretend to be friends with you. So you don't
Speaker 1: sell this important land, don't seem it seems like Apple's
Speaker 1: and I'm going to be friends with you, So you
Speaker 1: don't intel this important land. It's just like yikes, yeah, anyway, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm one of those. I thought Ga was wrong there, frankly, yes.
Speaker 2: And it got escalated very quickly. Yes, girls around thirteen.
Speaker 1: Boys too, fan so quick like boys too.
Speaker 2: You're like, oh man, it's it's a rough.
Speaker 1: Age, it is, but you know what was missing, which
Speaker 1: is more exciting is a good on the beach fight
Speaker 1: scene like in point Break. Yeah. Something in point Break
Speaker 1: they're smashing each other's surfboards.
Speaker 2: Just running. Yeah, so hit the shoulder.
Speaker 1: Eana Reeves fights back like, yeah.
Speaker 2: The beach sands flying everywhere.
Speaker 1: That's I'm in for that. But it all escalates. Gia
Speaker 1: calls her a fool and a stupid love sick puppy,
Speaker 1: eluding to the idea that KNA was also in on
Speaker 1: the plan, and so Sidney says she is going to
Speaker 1: sell the land and hurries back home. Yikes. I hate you, yeah,
Speaker 1: and I hate the people I met here, and I
Speaker 1: mean it.
Speaker 2: Was like everyone can go suck it. I'm out, sign
Speaker 2: the check, give me a pens.
Speaker 1: Go suck it nice. But that night in bed, she's
Speaker 1: unable to sleep. She wakes up early to get to
Speaker 1: the real estate office with the agents, have the contract
Speaker 1: ready as well as some sparkling cider.
Speaker 2: Didn't look like sparkerling cider? Is that look that they
Speaker 2: were that minor yep alcohol? I agree, and that is
Speaker 2: a no no on Disney Channel.
Speaker 1: On any channel, don't serve miner's alcohol.
Speaker 2: But especially Disney Channel. That did not look like sparkling cider.
Speaker 1: That wasn't good.
Speaker 2: Wait, that look like Shandan. You are out of here, guys,
Speaker 2: get you gotstal That's right some dom betti on? Are
Speaker 2: you kidding me?
Speaker 1: As the paperwork is prepped, she sees Gia, Malia and
Speaker 1: friends hopping into a van and she's still obviously weighing
Speaker 1: the whole thing out. They toast the sale and all
Speaker 1: that's left is the first thing Sabrina would have done
Speaker 1: the movie, and that's the sign. She takes the pen
Speaker 1: ready to complete the purchase when she sees ConA skating
Speaker 1: alongside the van and then she moves pen to paper.
Speaker 1: We cut to Sydney running to Gia's house. Malia is
Speaker 1: there painting why are all these people so artistically talented?
Speaker 1: Malia assumed Sidney would be packing by now, but Sydney
Speaker 1: has news. Malita doesn't want to hear the details. Sidney
Speaker 1: did what she had to do. She gets it, but
Speaker 1: thought that maybe if she came home and saw it
Speaker 1: all again, then it would touch her and connect her
Speaker 1: to her mom and the land. And with that, she
Speaker 1: hands Sydney a locket and encourages her to open it.
Speaker 1: It's her mom's necklace with pictures of them together inside.
Speaker 1: The next thing we see is Sydney running up to
Speaker 1: someone she thinks is Gia at the skate ramp. The
Speaker 1: person ends up being it was it a guy? It
Speaker 1: looked like a guy.
Speaker 2: The oh yeah.
Speaker 1: It was a guy, right, yeah. I think it was
Speaker 1: a guy that from the from behind looked like Gia.
Speaker 1: So that was they cast somebody that looked like Gia
Speaker 1: from behind, but it was I think actually a guy.
Speaker 1: Apologize if it wasn't, but I think it was. And
Speaker 1: then ConA arrives and he seems pretty frustrated with everything
Speaker 1: that's been going on. He says Gia was really mad
Speaker 1: at Sydney, and yet still doesn't just blurred out her
Speaker 1: news instead, she storms off. She's concerned that Gia is
Speaker 1: surfing alone, so her and Coda decide to go search
Speaker 1: for her and make sure she's safe. After slowly climbing
Speaker 1: down a hill, Sidney spots of Gia's closed near her
Speaker 1: quiet place from earlier, and then spots her surfboard no
Speaker 1: longer attached to her friend. Uh oh, and then the
Speaker 1: movie turns into Baywatch. Sidney grabs a board and takes
Speaker 1: to the ocean to save Gia. She's immediately slammed by
Speaker 1: the waves, but notices Gia's arms flailing in the distance.
Speaker 1: Perfect timing, Sidney dives under water and grabs her, picks
Speaker 1: her up out of the board, and saves her life.
Speaker 1: Gia's arm is really torn up from the reef, so
Speaker 1: Sydney helps her swim back to shore, where COONa is
Speaker 1: waiting again and gets his cast alsagi again. This thing
Speaker 1: is never gonna heal, so they helped Gia walk back
Speaker 1: to the beach. Now resting on the sand, Gio wonders
Speaker 1: why Sidney even came back first. Sidney says she didn't
Speaker 1: mean it when she said she hated Gia or Hawaii,
Speaker 1: and Gina says she didn't mean all the things she
Speaker 1: said to her either And now finally Sidney has one
Speaker 1: more thing to announce. And for some reason, I get
Speaker 1: why they're doing this, but it was unnecessary. She pulls
Speaker 1: out the contract. She actually brought it with her to
Speaker 1: show that she didn't sign. She could have just said
Speaker 1: I didn't sign kind it's like, and let me show
Speaker 1: you the entire cut. So if you look at page
Speaker 1: sixty two.
Speaker 2: Here, I also wait right here, I'm gonna go run
Speaker 2: three blocks down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look at page sixty two, subset B. You'll notice
Speaker 1: I did an initial line sixty one right, just say
Speaker 1: you didn't sign it. She won't be selling Makayah after all.
Speaker 1: Her family is going to stay there. Gia and ConA celebrate,
Speaker 1: running down the beach screaming and apparently Gia's arm is fine.
Speaker 1: Now back at the house, Ben, Elizabeth and Malia are
Speaker 1: on the patio talking about what's next for the family.
Speaker 1: He's got to look for a job because they just
Speaker 1: gave up twenty five million dollars. Or he's going to
Speaker 1: write a novel. HM always a good plan. He doesn't
Speaker 1: really know he'll figure it out, but he knows. He's
Speaker 1: proud of Sydney, which is very nice. We now cut
Speaker 1: back to Sydney sitting on her board in the ocean. Oh,
Speaker 1: that's right, surfing movie. She places a lay in the
Speaker 1: water to float away. She says she's not sure if
Speaker 1: she's saying hello or goodbye, but she knows her mother
Speaker 1: is watching over, so either way, it's all aloha. And
Speaker 1: then she joins her friends for another day of surfing
Speaker 1: and taking photos to a loud guitar solo again, And
Speaker 1: that is our film. Can we do some real reviews, Sabrina,
Speaker 1: you've got the five star this week? What do you
Speaker 1: what do you got for us?
Speaker 2: I've got a five star from Sophia l. I loved
Speaker 2: it and I want to own it. In other words,
Speaker 2: it's good, thank.
Speaker 1: You, sure to the point, and right away I have
Speaker 1: the one star review. It's from It's einhard one, but
Speaker 1: I was hoping the one was actually an exclamation port
Speaker 1: and it was einhard, but it's not. It's einhard one
Speaker 1: and reads as follows, dear God, could it be any worse?
Speaker 1: Having three kids, I've seen more Disney Channel movies than
Speaker 1: probably any man alive. I'm guessing I'm in that category
Speaker 1: now with you einheart and I should sue the Walt
Speaker 1: Disney Company for the time wasted watching this Turkey. My
Speaker 1: daughters even thought this movie was bad. The acting was
Speaker 1: stuff I bet you meant stiff, the writing was poor
Speaker 1: and it isn't even bad enough to make fun of
Speaker 1: while watching like Plan nine from Outer Space or they
Speaker 1: Saved Hitler's Brain. Wow, yikes. We've got our feature presentation
Speaker 1: this week, Sabrina's favorite and it's from producer Jensen once again,
Speaker 1: and this one is called Hawaii. Five yes or no.
Speaker 1: We will be given a question about our beautiful fiftieth state, Hawaii.
Speaker 1: We have to guess with multiple choice answers. If it's
Speaker 1: what's one's correct, we get three out of five right,
Speaker 1: we win. Producer Jensen, are you with us today?
Speaker 3: Yes, I am here.
Speaker 1: Okay. I'd like to also thank you for me having
Speaker 1: to pronounce a lot of these words, which there's no
Speaker 1: way in how I'm gonna get right. And I'm gonna
Speaker 1: get hate mail because I'm mispronouncing these.
Speaker 2: Beautiful words they are.
Speaker 1: They're gorgeous words, and I'm gonna get them wrong and
Speaker 1: I feel bad. Okay.
Speaker 2: Number one best well, and you're so much better than
Speaker 2: I am, so we'll see.
Speaker 1: I doubt.
Speaker 3: I mean, they did make Australia Hawaii here, so we're
Speaker 3: not We're not like trying to.
Speaker 1: I know, fair enough, okay. Number one, which island is
Speaker 1: the only one with a royal palace in the United States?
Speaker 1: Is it a maui b o wahu see Kawhi or
Speaker 1: d killigans. I'll guess first. I'm gonna I'm gonna say
Speaker 1: it's a wahoo.
Speaker 2: A royal palace.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because there was a royal family in Hawaii, so
Speaker 1: there's obviously there's no royalty in the United States, and
Speaker 1: you've been there.
Speaker 3: It's b O Pallas is located here.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 2: Like the tone and the happiness he gets when it's
Speaker 2: someone I'm wrong, It's just I mean, it's just like.
Speaker 1: What happiness when you can.
Speaker 3: Get it get if I can't. I can't hide a smile.
Speaker 2: I know you can't. I can literally hear your smile
Speaker 2: in your tone, like it's just it's just so rude.
Speaker 1: I just I love it. Number two, What is the
Speaker 1: meaning of the word Hawaii in the Hawaiian language?
Speaker 2: So many luls I should.
Speaker 1: Probably I would think a homeland be eternal paradise, see
Speaker 1: Place of the Gods or D Howie oh oh.
Speaker 2: I think we're gonna I'm gonna go with the Eternal Paradise.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go with A Homeland.
Speaker 3: It's C Place of God.
Speaker 1: Okay, Okay, okay, gotcha. What is the name of the
Speaker 1: channel between the islands of Maui and Molokai. Is it
Speaker 1: A Kowala Kai channel, b Ellen Huhaha channel, Paleolo channel,
Speaker 1: or the E channel? Nice Jensen.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go with A because that's the only one
Speaker 2: I recognize.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go with A.
Speaker 3: Two getting destroyed. It is cy.
Speaker 1: Palolo Paleolo Lolo. Okay, yeah, channel channel, that's pay Lolo okay.
Speaker 1: Number four. What astronomical facility is located atop Mona, Kia
Speaker 1: taking advantage of the mountains, high elevation and clear skies.
Speaker 1: Is it A the Ford Solar Observatory, be the Mazda Observatory,
Speaker 1: see the super Telescope, or D the Toyota Observatory.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go with the A.
Speaker 1: I think it's D the Toyota Observatory.
Speaker 3: You guys are getting destroyed. It is C Suberu Telescope.
Speaker 3: I'm so excited. I also thought that just making that
Speaker 3: wh the telescope was gonna Thrownna.
Speaker 1: Okay, what is what is? Finally? Just thankfully ending this
Speaker 1: number five? What is Hawaii's official state tree? Is it
Speaker 1: a the CoA tree? B the monkey pod tree, see
Speaker 1: a Banyan tree? Or d the giving tree. It's a
Speaker 1: CoA tree, right? Isn't it a a co tree?
Speaker 2: It might be the monkey pod tree? Okay?
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 3: It's a The will comes out on top.
Speaker 1: Neither of you win.
Speaker 3: It's a good change up from you winning all these though.
Speaker 3: I'm happy about that.
Speaker 1: Ah. That was that was hard.
Speaker 2: That was good information to find out about our great
Speaker 2: state of Hawaii. To favorite places to visit. I love
Speaker 2: all the islands.
Speaker 1: Can I ask a question, Producer Jensen number two alan Oui,
Speaker 1: haha channel Is that a real Hawaiian word? Yes? It is?
Speaker 3: Okay, wow, I.
Speaker 1: Can say humhumunukua. That counts.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Can we do some Sabrina sease?
Speaker 2: Yeah? So we I unfortunately said quite a few of
Speaker 2: them already, so that's not great. But one of the
Speaker 2: first things that hits me at the very beginning is like,
Speaker 2: how distant was this? Mom? And you kind of this
Speaker 2: is again this comment that I'm making is at the
Speaker 2: very very beginning, we're talking a couple of minutes in
Speaker 2: when we when she looks at this picture and doesn't
Speaker 2: recognize her at all, Yeah, Like, is this mom? I mean,
Speaker 2: I feel like, I mean, my mom looked incredibly different.
Speaker 2: She had bright, like bleach blonde hair like you know.
Speaker 2: But like, there's no picture that someone would put, even
Speaker 2: a baby picture of my mom that I wouldn't be
Speaker 2: able to go that's my mom right there, right.
Speaker 1: I think they're trying to really say that he never
Speaker 1: spoke about her ever. But it's weird that there's no photos.
Speaker 2: There's photos, and it's not again, it isn't a divorce
Speaker 2: that was you know, angry and awful. Right, this is
Speaker 2: a woman who has passed. This is her mother, and
Speaker 2: she doesn't know pictures. But then like later on, then
Speaker 2: she recognizes a room that she was in at one point,
Speaker 2: which was just feel just by the feel of it,
Speaker 2: and she remembers it a two year old remembering anything
Speaker 2: as a little big of a stretch. I feel like,
Speaker 2: but okay, but this picture that really bothered me, Like,
Speaker 2: how is this possible? I again, binocular is coming out.
Speaker 2: My worst nightmare.
Speaker 1: Especially where this person is.
Speaker 2: And then again we saw them twice and I went
Speaker 2: at the very end, my very last one was what
Speaker 2: happened with the binoculars? No, it was crazy. There was
Speaker 2: a couple of times where this is one of the
Speaker 2: things that they do because I remember, you know, lines
Speaker 2: being thrown at us and trying to make them feel
Speaker 2: natural or whatever when it's just kind of not how
Speaker 2: kids really talked a lot. But there was a couple
Speaker 2: of them when they were first getting initially into the
Speaker 2: group and was like, go boy, like and you could
Speaker 2: tell that the actor that threw it out it was
Speaker 2: her friend, Like you could tell she wasn't comfortable saying
Speaker 2: it either way.
Speaker 1: I don't like this, go boy?
Speaker 2: Oh? Was that well it's like this like you just
Speaker 2: kind of like, yeah, what I don't want to know?
Speaker 1: Say here?
Speaker 2: Yeah, uncomfortable. And then like the information for me that
Speaker 2: they were kind of throwing back and forth at the
Speaker 2: beginning was just a little off. I was having a
Speaker 2: hard time at the beginning like that. There was some
Speaker 2: information that was clearly obvious known when you're like, wait,
Speaker 2: how did we know that?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 2: Things? Throughout the movie they were kind of just like
Speaker 2: throwing at us, like we that that everyone's understanding and
Speaker 2: that didn't make sense, And it was a lot about
Speaker 2: again this like history with the mom, history with the plantation.
Speaker 2: Like I also was thrown off of how this is
Speaker 2: the only ancestor that's getting this entire plantation, Like it
Speaker 2: just to me with the line yeah, yeah, she's the
Speaker 2: last of the line. But also like again, this woman
Speaker 2: passed away, so like in a trust, we just did
Speaker 2: our trust. So I know a little bit more. I'm
Speaker 2: feeling a little a little bit diny bit educated on it,
Speaker 2: diny diny that they're so difficult and complex, but like
Speaker 2: it was like, but they were married, so then the
Speaker 2: trust would go to him, but also to her. So
Speaker 2: like in my opinion, like he would have My assumption
Speaker 2: would be that he would have the dad, Ben would
Speaker 2: add a little bit more of a say than just
Speaker 2: this thirteen year old girl, right, like I.
Speaker 1: Think he did. I think they kind of set it
Speaker 1: up where it's like again he then said, we're going
Speaker 1: to leave it up.
Speaker 2: To you, okay, but okay, so yeah, because I mean
Speaker 2: it was like yeah thirteen first of all, too, in
Speaker 2: most trust, nothing gets done until you're like the miners
Speaker 2: eighteen oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, she wouldn't have been able to sign any
Speaker 1: kind again as the parent of the son of two lawyers.
Speaker 1: As they hand her the pen, it's like if thirteen
Speaker 1: year olds can't sign anything, their parents have to sign
Speaker 1: it's a Disney movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're going wait a minute, like that's not actually whatever.
Speaker 1: They're not going to hand the pen to the thirteen
Speaker 1: year old. They also handed her champagne.
Speaker 2: So that's my last one. I go, well, we're handing
Speaker 2: miners champagne nowadays, So like, okay, yay, Disney Channel just
Speaker 2: threw the rolls up in the air. There's paper flying everywhere.
Speaker 2: We're just gonna just wing it everything not masse.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I'm so happy.
Speaker 2: We'll say this this movie I on Like I remember again,
Speaker 2: this was in the time where I was watching DCOM
Speaker 2: after decommination, sure, loving them, loving most of them to
Speaker 2: be honest at that time. And this movie again, like
Speaker 2: you said, like there was enough enough of the surfing
Speaker 2: tiny bit, but even when we see her friend who's struggling,
Speaker 2: like how first of all, what was going on because
Speaker 2: she was treading water? But was she stuck under.
Speaker 1: Her I don't they don't, they don't explain it. I
Speaker 1: think there's see I think she's supposed to be in
Speaker 1: the what I think she's supposed to be in the
Speaker 1: rip current, I think is what they're kind of showing.
Speaker 2: And I guess because it's not an animation movie, it's
Speaker 2: like definitely hard to like film something like that. But
Speaker 2: like she's not moving, she's so if you.
Speaker 1: Go back and you watch it again, I'm not I
Speaker 1: think they show I know, but fair enough. I think
Speaker 1: they show her being sucked under the water, as if
Speaker 1: she's being held under by the rip and then they
Speaker 1: cut to the rocks, which is how her mom died. Oh,
Speaker 1: so I think they're showing they're trying to show that
Speaker 1: Gia is essentially in exactly the same position her mom
Speaker 1: was and she was able to save my momn.
Speaker 2: Have you ever been stuck in a ripra I have,
Speaker 2: and you're like humbling, You're like tumbling. It's the waves
Speaker 2: coming oceans, the waves coming over and you're getting pulled
Speaker 2: in like it's like you're like going like that's what's
Speaker 2: the scariest part of it is your feet, your legs
Speaker 2: are going over you and you're doing these like summersaults
Speaker 2: in the water and.
Speaker 1: That's just to spin you closer to a shark's mouth.
Speaker 1: That's it. Yeah, I know, but the she was just like, yeah,
Speaker 1: it wasn't. I also, honestly, the the the picture she
Speaker 1: was taking, especially at the beginning during the movie, where
Speaker 1: they just freeze frame and it was usually kind of
Speaker 1: out of focus and bad. I was like, Okay, they're
Speaker 1: just showing bad pictures. And then there's some that are
Speaker 1: clearly taken from the water where she's supposed to be
Speaker 1: in the water looking up at the surfers, and then
Speaker 1: they cut to her like still only in like half
Speaker 1: an inch of water, and I'm like, okay, who took
Speaker 1: that shot? Yeah, so there were some interesting choice. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there was some interesting acting choice directing choices.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And again I think it's like, to me, I
Speaker 2: just kind of equivalate it to just being like the
Speaker 2: limitations of what they had.
Speaker 1: I've got to imagine they went through this with Johnny Ssunami,
Speaker 1: and they went through this with all all their movies.
Speaker 1: Like this, shooting in the water just adds a whole
Speaker 1: nother aspect of shooting a film. I feel like that's.
Speaker 2: Gotta be the biggest reason of why they did not
Speaker 2: have more surfing elements. Now they could have thought of
Speaker 2: a better name.
Speaker 1: I guess you don't make it a surfing movie.
Speaker 2: Yes, And then like I said, the last thing was
Speaker 2: you know that that part was my last thing with
Speaker 2: the friend, Like I didn't understand the drama of like
Speaker 2: trying to reach out and go get her, like obviously
Speaker 2: she was underwater, but it was like we could have had.
Speaker 1: I think it was too tough to show because they
Speaker 1: wanted to show that, so I think they also tried
Speaker 1: to explain it because she hit the re so she
Speaker 1: couldn't use her arm, so she couldn't swim with her arm.
Speaker 1: But then afterwards she's like jumping up on the beach
Speaker 1: and grabbing hard. Then she's fine. So yeah, it was
Speaker 1: there was some anyway. Okay, well, thank you Sabrina. It's
Speaker 1: now time to rate the film, and I think I
Speaker 1: go first this time, do I not? Yes? We went first? Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, our options this week, and I say we
Speaker 1: do one out of ten. Okay, let's just will keep
Speaker 1: it easy and we'll make one the worst and ten
Speaker 1: the best. Our option this week. One out of ten
Speaker 1: horror movie d coms, one out of ten sick Boards
Speaker 1: enthralling quilt exhibits one out of ten, soggy casts which
Speaker 1: sounds like a sex thing, one out of ten. Julie tsunamis,
Speaker 1: one out of ten computer graphic whales, dead fish smells,
Speaker 1: or one out of ten unexplained peeping toms. Which would
Speaker 1: you like to do this week's Brina, I'm gonna let you.
Speaker 2: Pay think it, you know, give a little nod to
Speaker 2: my fave, my favor movie. Let's dude you Julisnami's.
Speaker 1: Okay, you got it. We're gonna do one to attend.
Speaker 1: Julie sunamis, okay, I go first, you go first. The
Speaker 1: title threw me. I can't get over it. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be totally honest. I can't. Don't set me up for
Speaker 1: a surfing movie. If it's not a surfing movie, do
Speaker 1: not call it BMX bandit's if they're neither bmxing nor
Speaker 1: bandits in the movie. That's not you know again, that's
Speaker 1: if call it something else. If you're not going to
Speaker 1: show war amongst the stars, don't call it star wars.
Speaker 1: So I was expecting a surfing movie. I was expecting
Speaker 1: a Disney Channel typical Girl out of Water comes and
Speaker 1: joins this cool click in Hawaii, they teach you how
Speaker 1: to surf. There's the good surfer, there's the bad surfer,
Speaker 1: there's the locals that don't want to have everything. It
Speaker 1: ends in the big surfing competition DCOM. That's what I'm expecting.
Speaker 1: It wasn't that. No, it wasn't bad. The first of
Speaker 1: all the good things. It was pretty to watch. The
Speaker 1: the the landscape looked incredible. The acting was good. I
Speaker 1: thought some of the characters were very well written. The
Speaker 1: adults were great. I loved the relationships. Was not expecting
Speaker 1: this movie. That being said, I think I'm being fair
Speaker 1: all the way around in giving this movie a six
Speaker 1: point five. Julie Tsunamis. I think that's a pretty fair score.
Speaker 1: They had I known what was going to happen, and
Speaker 1: it was going to be this and not a surfing movie,
Speaker 1: it probably could have been a seven or a seven
Speaker 1: and a half. But some of the stuff, the whale
Speaker 1: thing was really bad. Not her not knowing anything about
Speaker 1: her mom was really strange. Yeah, so yes, I think
Speaker 1: I'm fair at a six point five. I could go
Speaker 1: a soft seven, but I'm going to keep it a
Speaker 1: six point five. Julie tsunamis what about you?
Speaker 2: So for me, I'm literally just a tiny bit above.
Speaker 2: You agreed there were not necessarily just things kind of
Speaker 2: just like brushed over very quickly that I would have
Speaker 2: loved a little bit more explaining or you know, things
Speaker 2: here in Yeah, Well, that I think was if they
Speaker 2: if they if there there was something that led up
Speaker 2: to it that they decided to cut, they should have
Speaker 2: cut those. It's not like it was it would have
Speaker 2: taken much. I mean it would have been to like
Speaker 2: eighty one minutes or whatever, sorry, eighty five, eighty four
Speaker 2: minutes or whatever. So it sound like they would have
Speaker 2: really cut a ton. It's just kind of weird. Again,
Speaker 2: I thought, I thought all the kids. To me, this
Speaker 2: was if you see this movie and then go, okay,
Speaker 2: put it in the timeframe of where Disney was, It's
Speaker 2: perfectly where it was shot and filmed and everything. It's
Speaker 2: right in that that that mecca. You can see it.
Speaker 2: Of course, we've seen Disney just explode and just build
Speaker 2: and be so much better than this. So this isn't
Speaker 2: one of the best d coms. But for me, it
Speaker 2: was the nostalgia. It was sure. It was the movies
Speaker 2: that I was watching all the time, and you know,
Speaker 2: there they aren't always great. Like I said, or like
Speaker 2: you said, I think what would have made this even
Speaker 2: better would have been more surfing, you know. But then
Speaker 2: I just don't know where they would have found those
Speaker 2: child actors to be able to do that, or because
Speaker 2: this was really well casted in her being thirteen, find
Speaker 2: doubles that age. Yeah, maybe you know what I mean, Like, we.
Speaker 1: Know there's got to be some thirteen year old killer
Speaker 1: surfers in Hawaii, in Australia, Ortia.
Speaker 2: There should there could have been, but that's not where
Speaker 2: we know that. That's not Disney's like place. They don't
Speaker 2: do a lot, so they don't have a lot of intel,
Speaker 2: I guess. So anyway, I thought it was good and
Speaker 2: it was really fun to rewatch because it was a
Speaker 2: movie that I saw when I was younger, and I
Speaker 2: enjoyed it, and the auditioned for and I auditioned for it,
Speaker 2: and I remember being bummed when it came out, going, Man,
Speaker 2: that would have been cool. I would have loved to
Speaker 2: like learn how to surfn more than what I know
Speaker 2: right now, and YadA, YadA whatever. I'm going to give
Speaker 2: it a seven. Julie Tsunamis because I did like it.
Speaker 2: I remember liking it. There were definitely some flaws. I
Speaker 2: wanted more. I would have loved to give this an
Speaker 2: eight and a half time.
Speaker 1: I agree, I agree.
Speaker 2: I couldn't because I wanted more surfing.
Speaker 1: Yep, I agree with you one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: But I could go to movie.
Speaker 1: I'm actually gonna change I'm going to change my vote.
Speaker 1: I'm going to change my number, which I don't think
Speaker 1: I've ever done before. And I'm gonna agree with you
Speaker 1: at a seven because the kids were good.
Speaker 2: The kids were and for the time how much adults
Speaker 2: we got in it too. It wasn't too adults, and
Speaker 2: it wasn't two kids where the adults just weren't involved.
Speaker 2: They were. The storylines of the adults were awesome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, you're right. I could give it a seven
Speaker 1: and live with that. So it's going to be seven.
Speaker 2: Guys, I'm starting to rub off on the you are
Speaker 2: you are?
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, Hey, I'm rubbing off on you. You dropped.
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Speaker 2: we're rubbing off on each other. And I gave him
Speaker 2: a math bomb. Let's just let's just say that that's
Speaker 2: what it was.
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