Speaker 1: Thank you everybody so much for joining us on this
Speaker 1: park Opper episode, and we are ecstatic to talk to
Speaker 1: our guests today because he starred in one of our
Speaker 1: favorite d coms that we've watched so far, but also
Speaker 1: one of my favorite movies from back in the day.
Speaker 1: So if you could do me a favor and please
Speaker 1: help us welcome Cleo Thomas.
Speaker 2: Hey, heybody, thank you for joining us.
Speaker 3: Now, I patroled. Thank you guys are having me.
Speaker 2: Oh, I love the I love the room you're in.
Speaker 2: I'm already I already want to know what is what's
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Speaker 3: What is that?
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Speaker 3: You know, this is the this is headquarters. This is it.
Speaker 4: You know when you're a kid and you dream of
Speaker 4: what your office will be like, Yep, this is what
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Speaker 1: Yeah, there you go there, you're gonna.
Speaker 2: Need to make that happen. Well, thank you so much
Speaker 2: for joining us.
Speaker 1: So we did an entire episode on one of our
Speaker 1: favorite dcoms ever that came up out of nowhere for us,
Speaker 1: and we both just.
Speaker 5: Fell in love. Fell is amazing.
Speaker 2: And we were talking, of course about going to.
Speaker 3: The mat Yeah.
Speaker 4: Man, yeah, classic film. Absolutely, it was an honor to
Speaker 4: be a part of it. Incredible story, incredible cast, such
Speaker 4: so much fun.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 6: Well, we just recently had the honor of watching it.
Speaker 6: I mean really, I had never heard of it at
Speaker 6: that point, you know, we were doing a lot of
Speaker 6: D coms, or I have heard of it, but I've
Speaker 6: never gotten a chance to watch it. Watched it for
Speaker 6: the first time, like we said, loved it, But when
Speaker 6: was the last time you've gotten a chance to review it?
Speaker 1: And and.
Speaker 6: That's okay if you say a long time, because you know,
Speaker 6: we get it.
Speaker 5: We're the same way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's been it's been a long time because I
Speaker 4: went back and watched it.
Speaker 3: Actually, it's online actually right now for me.
Speaker 4: I put up a I put up a post about
Speaker 4: certain dcoms I didn't get a chance to watch. So's
Speaker 4: some feedback as far as like, how have you not
Speaker 4: seen this one?
Speaker 3: Have you not seen them? Oh?
Speaker 5: My gosh.
Speaker 3: But then I had to explain to people.
Speaker 4: I'm like, hey, listen, well y'all all was at school
Speaker 4: and then coming home from school, you know, planning your
Speaker 4: entire day after school, dedicated to this dcom.
Speaker 3: I was on set working, so I didn't I couldn't
Speaker 3: do it the same. Yeah, totally.
Speaker 6: And it's just so great now that it's it's all
Speaker 6: offered on Disney Plus, right, because after the dcom's aired,
Speaker 6: if you didn't check it out and see it on
Speaker 6: the channel, you missed it, you know. And of course
Speaker 6: they do replay them over and over. But what's amazing
Speaker 6: about Disney Plus now is you can just look it
Speaker 6: up and.
Speaker 5: See whichever one you want.
Speaker 6: And then now for us, I mean I'm getting all
Speaker 6: the dcoms are constantly you know, offered and told this
Speaker 6: is something you should watch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, for sure, I know it's an algorithm.
Speaker 1: Now it is, oh man as so we should tell
Speaker 1: you that we every every one we watch, we then
Speaker 1: score out of ten and going to the map got
Speaker 1: our first ten out of ten.
Speaker 5: What ten ten ten.
Speaker 2: It was one of those things where we weren't expecting it.
Speaker 1: The acting is phenomenal, the writing is incredible.
Speaker 2: Yes, you were in the whole time. I mean, it
Speaker 2: was just we were sucked to the screen. It was great.
Speaker 2: It was a really really good movie.
Speaker 6: Obviously, movies like Descendants and some of the like just big,
Speaker 6: big production value things or movies that we've watched you're
Speaker 6: kind of ready for, you know, your socks to get
Speaker 6: blown off.
Speaker 5: This was really just story driven.
Speaker 6: Your guys is acting in It was so good, and
Speaker 6: I mean all the characters were. It was just so
Speaker 6: top to bottom, such a great movie, and we were
Speaker 6: not expecting it and we loved your character.
Speaker 2: Can you take us back to the beginning.
Speaker 1: When's the first time you heard about the project and
Speaker 1: do you remember auditioning for it or was this something
Speaker 1: that was just offered.
Speaker 3: No, this was something that I did have to all
Speaker 3: audition for.
Speaker 4: I remember the characters named Vincent fly Shoe and I
Speaker 4: was like, okay, trying to get the backstory on exactly
Speaker 4: what was going on with his character, and his name
Speaker 4: went in for the audition, went in for the call back,
Speaker 4: and then was able to go ahead and get it booked,
Speaker 4: and then we flew out to Salt Lake City, Utah,
Speaker 4: I believe, to film it, which is a lot of
Speaker 4: you know d COM's got.
Speaker 2: Filmed out Central.
Speaker 4: Yeah really, and you know I have my siblings ou
Speaker 4: out there with me as well, because I believe it
Speaker 4: was around the time of their winter break. So if
Speaker 4: I wasn't on set, you know, I was back at
Speaker 4: the hotel playing video games, but getting a chance to
Speaker 4: meet Andrew Lawrence, wain't Brady and and really really lock
Speaker 4: it into this incredible wrestling story. And I'm a huge
Speaker 4: wrestling fan as it is so oh huge, so to
Speaker 4: be able to have that on my resume and understanding
Speaker 4: just like what it's like to be a collegiate wrestler,
Speaker 4: it was totally amazing experience.
Speaker 2: What was it like working with Andy oh Man?
Speaker 3: Shout out to Andrew Lawrence Man.
Speaker 4: I voted himself for him to be the baby brother
Speaker 4: of the trio.
Speaker 3: Man, He's he's a star bro. He's a star period.
Speaker 4: And we connected over his John Claude van dam impersonation.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you guys ever seen it.
Speaker 4: No asked him about his Don Claude van damn impersonation.
Speaker 4: We were talking about a movie blood Sport, and that's
Speaker 4: and I saw him do it.
Speaker 3: I'm like, yo, can they please have him do the bio?
Speaker 1: Wait a second, let me ask a question, because I
Speaker 1: know blood Sport like the back of my hand.
Speaker 2: Does he do the impression of when he's blinded in
Speaker 2: the eyes and he's doing this thing? Is that what he?
Speaker 2: My God, you haven't seen him, but that's the impression
Speaker 2: that everybody does, is the whole thing.
Speaker 1: Oh man, funny, Oh I love that so much. So
Speaker 1: you you mentioned that you loved wrestling. Did you wrestle
Speaker 1: at all before this film?
Speaker 2: Did you? Did you train to do the movie?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: How did it work with the wrestling?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 3: So yeah, we get a chance.
Speaker 4: So we booked the film and then they sent me
Speaker 4: to a school out here in Los Angeles, and it
Speaker 4: was where like the Olympic, the Olympians where they start
Speaker 4: training at. So the first day I walk in, you know,
Speaker 4: and I grew up playing sports, so it was nothing
Speaker 4: to me to get it right into the building and
Speaker 4: start learning and.
Speaker 3: Picking it up very quickly.
Speaker 4: But I immediately understood how much of a different physicality
Speaker 4: it was going to take for this.
Speaker 3: And I was a slim kid. I mean listen, as
Speaker 3: soon as they put me in the wrestling sing that,
Speaker 3: I was like, yeah, everyone's going to see the sticks.
Speaker 4: Everyone's going to see the sticks. But it was that
Speaker 4: for me, man, it was getting a chance to learn
Speaker 4: this new this new skill, and I absolutely loved it. Man,
Speaker 4: didn't get a chance to train wrestling beforehand at all
Speaker 4: other than just for this project. And uh, it made
Speaker 4: me appreciate the guys who I you know, watching the
Speaker 4: ring as far as the professional guys and the WWE
Speaker 4: or AW so much more. And then the guys who
Speaker 4: go out there, you know and compete at the Olympics
Speaker 4: to bring them their gold medal.
Speaker 5: Wow, yes, that's so cool. Do you have any fun
Speaker 5: interactions with Wayne Brady?
Speaker 6: We were so excited to talk to Andy about the
Speaker 6: movie and him saying telling us how their jam sessions
Speaker 6: were real jams sessions as they were actually filming, and
Speaker 6: that was awesome to see that. Wayne Brady, I mean,
Speaker 6: he is gosh, what can that guy not do? So
Speaker 6: what was your interaction with him on set?
Speaker 4: Wayne Brady the Swiss Army Knife of pretty much anything entertainment.
Speaker 4: He can do anything in everything. So yeah, the jam
Speaker 4: sessions were real.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: He really is musically inclined like no other, which I
Speaker 4: think was a perfect role to bring him in and
Speaker 4: help bring his character to life. And as you guys mentioned,
Speaker 4: the story of this is really really inspiring based on
Speaker 4: a true story, and he definitely helped bring the heart
Speaker 4: of this story to life.
Speaker 3: For sure.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, okay, So we always asked this because we
Speaker 1: love to get the tea if there is any Do
Speaker 1: you have any fun kind of stories from the set,
Speaker 1: any anything you remember that really pops out? Of course,
Speaker 1: I already in my head feel like the ultimate story
Speaker 1: is just Andy's John foond vandamn impression, and I fear
Speaker 1: I can't believe I missed that, And the next time
Speaker 1: I see him, I have to ask. But any other
Speaker 1: cool stories that the behind the scenes stuff?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 4: You know, one of the first days we finally get
Speaker 4: to Salt Lake City and they have some of the
Speaker 4: kids who were gonna be wrestling against us in the scenes,
Speaker 4: and my dad's on set with me that day, and
Speaker 4: the kid that they got me lined up against actually
Speaker 4: does compete.
Speaker 3: So they call action, and all.
Speaker 4: I remember is looking at this kid eye to eye,
Speaker 4: and then the next thing I know, I'm looking at
Speaker 4: the lights that you meet.
Speaker 3: It was extremely quick.
Speaker 4: It was so fast to the point where where they
Speaker 4: called cut, I get up and then I look at
Speaker 4: my dad.
Speaker 3: In the corner and easy dying.
Speaker 4: It's the first time I ever saw my dad like
Speaker 4: like like legit, happy about it, but also surprised they
Speaker 4: could enjoy the fact that his son just got whipped
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 3: A big shout out to my dad for that moment.
Speaker 3: I'll never forget that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you're looking for your dad for support and he's like, dude,
Speaker 6: I blaked and you were down?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Were you? How often were you were you guys wrestling?
Speaker 1: I mean was this like did you do all the
Speaker 1: wrestling in one chunk or were you guys wrestling the
Speaker 1: basically the whole shoot.
Speaker 4: So physical training kicked off I want to say about
Speaker 4: three weeks before we got out to Salt Lake City
Speaker 4: to film the film. The movie, and then while we
Speaker 4: were out there it was broken apart in.
Speaker 3: A few different scenes. I want to say maybe.
Speaker 4: Four out of the days were dedicated to just getting
Speaker 4: the wrestling in and trying to nail it as best
Speaker 4: as we could. And man, big shout out to Andrew
Speaker 4: Lawrence Man for for dedicating to the role. For sure
Speaker 4: he came out he was He was definitely dedicated to
Speaker 4: making sure that he looked fit, that he looked the part,
Speaker 4: and he went in.
Speaker 3: Man, I think that's the Jean Claude Van dam It is.
Speaker 2: He took the blood sport round. I love that he
Speaker 2: took the blood so funny.
Speaker 1: Was this the first Disney movie or first time you
Speaker 1: worked for or with Disney or had you done stuff
Speaker 1: for the Channel before?
Speaker 3: Never anything for the Channel, and I you know, I
Speaker 3: tell this story quite a lot. Sometimes.
Speaker 4: It's like for me, I didn't come through the traditional
Speaker 4: route of being underneath the Disney and brother, you know,
Speaker 4: my first production with Disney's holes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that happens.
Speaker 4: And then Disney Channel Original Movie comes up to do this,
Speaker 4: and you know, I'm like, oh, wait, I get it.
Speaker 4: This is different now it's it's you're on the channel, so.
Speaker 3: It's a little bit different.
Speaker 4: I think there's movies and the Christy kralson Romano about this.
Speaker 4: I'm like, the Disney Channel guys like y'all got all
Speaker 4: the cool stuff.
Speaker 3: Like what I mean by that.
Speaker 4: It's like there's a game Boy advance that was like
Speaker 4: Disney Channel branded, and I'm like, I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 3: They all got that as a gift.
Speaker 2: Really, that was true.
Speaker 3: They did end up getting that gifted to them in
Speaker 3: a few ways. And I'm like, see, this's a difference.
Speaker 3: There's a difference here.
Speaker 5: It's a little bit more Disney Channel.
Speaker 6: It's like it's it's a longer time. Right that you're
Speaker 6: you're celebrating the movies that you're doing, they continue to
Speaker 6: have you back and back and where if I would
Speaker 6: imagine it seems like the movies that you go, you
Speaker 6: go to the premiere and then you.
Speaker 5: Know you're you're onto your next project and stuff.
Speaker 6: So but you did have Shyff and Holes with you,
Speaker 6: so that he was a pretty big Disney.
Speaker 5: Channel guy to be around as well.
Speaker 6: So that's pretty that sounds like that.
Speaker 5: That had to have been so much fun to film with.
Speaker 4: Shy Yeah, man, you know, we spent three months bringing
Speaker 4: that project to life. Another one where there were a
Speaker 4: month of physical training a month in advance.
Speaker 3: They had us.
Speaker 4: Running miles, digging real holes, climbing ropes. Like they really
Speaker 4: put us through the ringer to kind of prepare us
Speaker 4: for what was getting ready to come. And big shout
Speaker 4: out to Andrew Davis, the director, for making that choice
Speaker 4: for us to make that happen instead of just getting
Speaker 4: out there and winging and just like trying to fake
Speaker 4: it all. Like no, he put us through the ringer
Speaker 4: for it for sure, and to get a chance to
Speaker 4: work with Shia, Like you said, obviously a Disney Channel legend,
Speaker 4: coming from the success of even Stevens True Confessions. Like
Speaker 4: he was, he was already being built to be an
Speaker 4: incredible run in this industry. So very grateful to share
Speaker 4: the scenes with him. And you know, our screen test
Speaker 4: for Holes, I think is what really nailed it in
Speaker 4: for me and him to go ahead and move forward
Speaker 4: and me booking the role. Screen tests day, they had
Speaker 4: all these different actors come in for for all these
Speaker 4: different roles, and I'll never forget looking at the list
Speaker 4: coming in for Zero, and it was the longest one.
Speaker 4: And there's name that I recognized as Dizzy Channel heavyweights.
Speaker 4: I'm seeing Orlando Brown, I see Taj Maury. I'm like, well,
Speaker 4: you know, and this is my first time getting into
Speaker 4: this is my very first time screen testing or chemistry reading.
Speaker 4: This is my very first experience with this, my very
Speaker 4: first one. So everyone else that day got to do
Speaker 4: a few different scenes. And then it came time for
Speaker 4: me and Shy to do this scene which is when
Speaker 4: he's teaching Zero how to read, and there was a
Speaker 4: script there for us and we did it twice, and
Speaker 4: then Andrew the mister Davis, the director, pulled the script
Speaker 4: and say, you know, you guys in priv and let's
Speaker 4: just see what happens. And he just let us rip,
Speaker 4: and me and Shy kind of just bounced off each
Speaker 4: other for about two or three minutes, and I, let
Speaker 4: you know, leaned on him to lead us in the scene,
Speaker 4: and I followed his lead, and you know, we were
Speaker 4: able to create something really special, and I think that's
Speaker 4: what helped nail the role for me on that day.
Speaker 2: It's it's such a good movie.
Speaker 1: Holds to me is one of the is kind of
Speaker 1: the quintessential example of one of the quintessential examples of
Speaker 1: the difference between a kid's movie and a movie that
Speaker 1: stars kids. Yes, because Hole it's so good that it
Speaker 1: just happens to star kids. It's a phenomenal film that
Speaker 1: kids happening. It's like Goonies, where it's an amazing movie
Speaker 1: that happens to star kids.
Speaker 2: It's not a kid's movie.
Speaker 6: It speaks to such a huge audience. It's not just
Speaker 6: kid driven.
Speaker 1: All young actors, especially usually can remember the feeling they
Speaker 1: had when they find out they booked their first big thing.
Speaker 1: Do you remember what it felt like hearing that you
Speaker 1: got the role in Holes?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I could tell you exactly where I was. I
Speaker 4: was at a friend's house because this so screen test happens,
Speaker 4: and this is about two weeks later now, and my
Speaker 4: mom gets to call saying, hey, they wanted to see
Speaker 4: what Clear would look like with his hair out, because
Speaker 4: when I did the screen test, I kind of had
Speaker 4: it braided down. My hair was braided, you know, down
Speaker 4: to the sides. So they called and they wanted the
Speaker 4: photo my hair would look like with it out. So
Speaker 4: we take a photo, we send it off, and then
Speaker 4: a couple of days go by.
Speaker 3: Now it's the weekend. I'm at my friend's house.
Speaker 4: We're playing Final Fantasy eight on the PlayStation Broth on
Speaker 4: the N sixty four.
Speaker 3: Like we're not you know, I'm just you know, you
Speaker 3: learned very early. You get tough skin. It's like, on
Speaker 3: to the next one. I didn't get it cool. You
Speaker 3: just learn and learn and learn. And then my mom.
Speaker 4: Calls me and she's she's screaming at the top of
Speaker 4: her lung. She was like, they want you you booked it,
Speaker 4: congratulations And I kid you not.
Speaker 3: And I shared this with both you guys. It's it
Speaker 3: still didn't set in.
Speaker 4: It didn't set in for me that it was actually
Speaker 4: happening until the second week of filming, I still thought
Speaker 4: I was auditioning.
Speaker 3: Gosh.
Speaker 4: It didn't lock in until I saw Sigourney Weaver come
Speaker 4: around the coast warden, and that's when it finally made
Speaker 4: sense to me because I'm a huge sci fi guy,
Speaker 4: so I'm like, what is Ripley doing here?
Speaker 2: Ripley. It didn't settle for so a whole week.
Speaker 3: I'm done makeup.
Speaker 4: I've been in the trailer, my name's on him, with
Speaker 4: the photos, the screens, all that stuff, and it still
Speaker 4: didn't set in until the moment I saw Sigourney Weaver
Speaker 4: as the ward That's when it happened.
Speaker 3: And that's the answer your question. That's when I had to.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, It's like, this is total delayed reaction.
Speaker 2: I love that tootal Bro. Yeah, where did you shoot?
Speaker 2: Where did you shoot?
Speaker 4: We shot in the desert, We shot in Ridgecrest, California,
Speaker 4: and then everything that was based off of the camp
Speaker 4: Can Green Lake was at Disney Ranch.
Speaker 2: That went to the ranch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's where we were at for that. Yeah. Man, Okay, So.
Speaker 1: I could talk holes all day because it is a
Speaker 1: phenomenal movie, but we got to go back to d
Speaker 1: coms a little bit here, because, as you said before,
Speaker 1: you recently watched some D coms that you had to
Speaker 1: be admit you had never.
Speaker 2: Seen before, most notably one that well, I believe.
Speaker 1: Let's just say I've had some issues with and people
Speaker 1: gave me some gripe for which is Brink.
Speaker 3: Me too, Yeah, that's the way.
Speaker 6: I am one of those people judging the hell out
Speaker 6: of both of you that you never saw Brink.
Speaker 5: It's like the ultimate of ultimate D coms.
Speaker 1: I hadn't seen it, and then when we did see
Speaker 1: it a review it, I said, it wasn't my favorite movie.
Speaker 2: People were not happy with me.
Speaker 5: It came after him hard, and it came after.
Speaker 2: Him had badly rollerblade away fast enough. It was unbelievable.
Speaker 2: So what did you think of Brink? And be careful
Speaker 2: what you loved it?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: It was your favorite movie ever. Here's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I think haven't watched Brink yet. I'm all my morals
Speaker 3: about it. I've played my list. I know how I'm
Speaker 3: gonna play this.
Speaker 4: I said, Okay, cool, y'all want to get mad. I
Speaker 4: put up my little four that I say I haven't seen.
Speaker 3: The list is way longer. No, problem.
Speaker 4: We're gonna wait this one out. The first thing out
Speaker 4: of my list, I watched Smart House. Every one kept
Speaker 4: talking about smart We have not.
Speaker 6: Done Smart House yet, and neither Will or I have
Speaker 6: watched it. We haven't seen it, so we're excited to
Speaker 6: see it. Just give us a rating of your own then,
Speaker 6: so that we can remember and talk about it after
Speaker 6: we've watched it, because it's probably coming up for us soon.
Speaker 2: Okay, rate everything out of ten? So for smart House,
Speaker 2: what would you rate on it?
Speaker 5: And you can point five if you need.
Speaker 4: To thank you for that, you know, for going to
Speaker 4: the mat to be the first magical rewind full ten
Speaker 4: it was. I think that's beautiful. For Smart House, I
Speaker 4: gotta give it a It's it's about a seven point.
Speaker 2: Five eight okay, okay, and that's.
Speaker 4: My first one watching, So now I get to base
Speaker 4: everything off of that. See what people love about these
Speaker 4: amazing stories that.
Speaker 1: They absolutely Yeah, if you have forty seven minutes, I
Speaker 1: know what you're about to do.
Speaker 2: I highly recommend fuzz bucket.
Speaker 3: List.
Speaker 5: It's a fuzz bugget.
Speaker 1: You are not going to know what the hell's happening
Speaker 1: in front of you.
Speaker 6: It was a wonderful world of Disney movie that will
Speaker 6: confuse the hell out of you, hell out of you.
Speaker 5: It's forty six minutes and that's it.
Speaker 6: So we find out that it was we're thinking, we're
Speaker 6: almost sure that it was a going to be a
Speaker 6: TV show that they ended up not doing, and then
Speaker 6: they just end it.
Speaker 2: And called it a movie. At forty seven minutes.
Speaker 5: Don't answer a lot of the questions.
Speaker 2: It's the weirdest thing you've ever seen.
Speaker 5: But you'll get to see what a fuzzbucket actually is.
Speaker 1: And you're still not sure a fuzzbucket is the name
Speaker 1: of the species.
Speaker 2: Or the guy.
Speaker 5: We're not sure about that either.
Speaker 4: We think, no, it's not it can't be that all
Speaker 4: over the place, y'all pushing it.
Speaker 3: Ain't no way it's all over the place like this.
Speaker 6: This is too many Listen, watch it and we'll talk
Speaker 6: about it after.
Speaker 2: I'm already inviting you back. Yeah, after you watch fuzz Bucket.
Speaker 5: It doesn't have to be a full episode quickly.
Speaker 1: We could do a quick one, but you're gonna need
Speaker 1: to know. We're enjoying this journey. And that's why, yeah, especially,
Speaker 1: that's why movies like Going to the Mat really stand
Speaker 1: out because they just and these movies are not bad,
Speaker 1: not a bad movie.
Speaker 2: These are not bad films at all. But then you.
Speaker 1: Get one like a Going to the Mat where the acting,
Speaker 1: the writing, the production value, it just seems to kick
Speaker 1: it up like one little notch. Yeah, and that's why
Speaker 1: we see your performance in this movie, Andy's performance in
Speaker 1: this movie, Wane Brady's performance in this it just kind
Speaker 1: of takes it to the next level. So I'm excited
Speaker 1: for you to start watching these. And again, if you
Speaker 1: start with Fuzzbucket, everything.
Speaker 5: Else it only goes up from there.
Speaker 2: Is the most amazing film you've ever seen it. It's
Speaker 2: Citizen Kane after Fuzzbucket, So you are going to love it.
Speaker 5: So in the movie you rap in this movie.
Speaker 6: And your your musical abilities later on seemed to be
Speaker 6: kind of sort of the focus of your career, right,
Speaker 6: will you take us kind of into that journey and
Speaker 6: what you've gotten to do, like off of the movie life.
Speaker 5: But more so into the music life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you've worked with some unbelievable people. Yes, I mean
Speaker 2: we're looking at the list of the people you've worked with.
Speaker 2: It's really ice Cube Bow Wow, Sean Kings. I mean
Speaker 2: it's like one after another.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, what is that like? It was great? It
Speaker 3: was great man.
Speaker 4: You know, Luckily for me my breakout roll with Holes,
Speaker 4: you know, I got a chance to also jump in
Speaker 4: the studio and write the theme song for the film.
Speaker 3: You know, we got a chance to all come together.
Speaker 1: You wrote the theme song for the right song at
Speaker 1: the end, the one that you were all together.
Speaker 2: But that was you that actually wrote that.
Speaker 4: That's myself, that's Shy in the studio, that's x Ray
Speaker 4: in the studio.
Speaker 3: That's all.
Speaker 1: I knew you guys are rapping it, but I didn't
Speaker 1: know that you had actually like wrote the song itself.
Speaker 2: Oh that's incredible.
Speaker 4: And the origin story even for that is like, you know,
Speaker 4: it was an hour commute from the hotels and Ridgecrest
Speaker 4: to base camp while filming Holes. So on that hour ride,
Speaker 4: you know, we're all, you know, big fans of hip hop,
Speaker 4: so we're just in the back freestyling.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And then the producer.
Speaker 4: Teresa Tucker Davies heard about it and she just obviously
Speaker 4: she didn't have to sneak it's her production, so she
Speaker 4: just she got on.
Speaker 3: The front of the bus one day with us, and
Speaker 3: she heard about it. The next thing, we know.
Speaker 4: You know, they're like, hey, so that thing you guys
Speaker 4: were doing in the back, we want to make that
Speaker 4: as far as the rollout for this film. So we're
Speaker 4: gonna put you guys in the studio to create this thing.
Speaker 4: And big shout out to Dougie Fresh, who was also
Speaker 4: involved in making that song happen. A lot of people
Speaker 4: don't know that hip hop legend Dougie Fresh helped bring
Speaker 4: my you know, a breakout role was both in in
Speaker 4: on film and with the music when it came to
Speaker 4: uh to wholes.
Speaker 3: So then I go do a film called Roll Bounce with.
Speaker 4: You know, an incredible cast bow Wow and Nick Cannon
Speaker 4: and Making Good Wesley, Jonathan, Mike Apps, Charlie Murphy loved
Speaker 4: that film. So this is bow Wow now, you know
Speaker 4: at the at his third al So this is when
Speaker 4: he's already done for arena tours by this point. Yes,
Speaker 4: so me and him just became the closest of friends
Speaker 4: based off video games. We wrap production on Roll Bounds
Speaker 4: and then he's like, Hey, I need you to come
Speaker 4: on tour with me. And I'm like, I don't even
Speaker 4: know what that means, but okay, I'm thinking, you know,
Speaker 4: just come experience, what the tour life is like. He's like, nah,
Speaker 4: you're a part of the show. And you know, we
Speaker 4: did an entire arena tour, you know, thirty cities across America.
Speaker 4: Madison Square Garden sold out two knights in a row.
Speaker 4: And I'm headlining shoulder to shoulder with this guy who
Speaker 4: this is its production. It's nothing like it and I'll
Speaker 4: never be able to trade that experience in or like
Speaker 4: it's It's just it's a.
Speaker 2: Beautiful Do you wait, how old are you by that time?
Speaker 3: I'm sixteen? Yeah? Crazy, very crazy? Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean and he bowow like you said, so seasoned
Speaker 6: at that point in his career to sit and just
Speaker 6: learn as how he's doing things, how you want to
Speaker 6: create your own artistry all of that.
Speaker 5: I mean, being on tour, that's.
Speaker 6: One of the best places to really be able to
Speaker 6: see how far you can stretch yourself when it comes
Speaker 6: to performing.
Speaker 5: So and going on an arena tour for your first tour, You're.
Speaker 6: Not You're not opening and going to theater to after theater, man,
Speaker 6: you're hitting arenas.
Speaker 3: Wow, that is nothing.
Speaker 1: I Actually I got to actually talk to Wesley Jonathan
Speaker 1: about Roll Bounce and he was telling us just some
Speaker 1: incredible stories from the set and all the stuff that
Speaker 1: was happening and all the work that was necessary to
Speaker 1: make that film come to life.
Speaker 2: I mean talk about I mean.
Speaker 1: It seems it seems like almost every project you do
Speaker 1: is uber physical.
Speaker 3: Okay, bringing it up just like that.
Speaker 4: Cool, so holds we do a month of physical training. Uh,
Speaker 4: I just gave you the breakdown. As far as going
Speaker 4: to the matt Walking Tall a film I.
Speaker 3: Deal with the Rock, they had to kiss me how
Speaker 3: to ride a motocross bike.
Speaker 4: Well, they sent me to a ranch out here in
Speaker 4: Calabasa somewhere, and the guy pulls off the motocross bike
Speaker 4: and he just like he runs me through the ringer
Speaker 4: of it. Next thing I know, I'm riding the motor
Speaker 4: crossbike and I lovelast with that. I did this film
Speaker 4: called Dirty and I had to learn how to surf.
Speaker 4: So yes, it's great that you say it like that,
Speaker 4: because every project I've had to do is super physical.
Speaker 4: Get a chance to get a teaching yes, I love it.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 2: I pick up a new skill, renaissance actor. It's awesome.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 5: If you're gonna learn a skill, why not have.
Speaker 6: The best of the best teaching you right from the start.
Speaker 1: That's the play and the studio paying for it is
Speaker 1: so rad.
Speaker 5: That is so rad.
Speaker 3: That's how it go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I cannot get over it. It does.
Speaker 1: It seems like every film you're doing your roller skating,
Speaker 1: you're wrestling, You're I mean, one thing after another.
Speaker 6: Have you found a new you said that you really
Speaker 6: loved wrestling and you know, motorcrossing, now surfing.
Speaker 5: Did you find a new hobby? Or once the movie
Speaker 5: was done, that was it and we're done. We're moving
Speaker 5: on from it.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: Video games, man, video games, video it's really my thing.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: I was on a set of holes. I had my
Speaker 4: my my first per diem check. I I went to
Speaker 4: the Walmart and I bought the PlayStation one with the
Speaker 4: flip up screen. So that was like my first big
Speaker 4: boy purchase. You know, when you're a kid, your parents
Speaker 4: buy you consoles. I'm like, wow, Dad, I know what
Speaker 4: I want to buy.
Speaker 3: So I went, yeah. Man. So here we are.
Speaker 4: Years later, it's still a huge part of my life.
Speaker 4: I just competed in a tournament not too long ago
Speaker 4: yet now last year, and I get a chance to
Speaker 4: defend my championship title.
Speaker 3: In Mortal Kombat this year.
Speaker 2: So video game, wait till you're a champion playing Mortal Kombat.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So so dream Con twenty twenty three, I competed in
Speaker 4: the Mortal Kombat tournament and I competed as power Line.
Speaker 3: I had my power Line costume still on.
Speaker 4: So I win the tournament and then it goes viral
Speaker 4: and it says the headline, say zero from holes withins
Speaker 4: Mortal Kombat tournament dressed as power Line from a goofy movie.
Speaker 3: That is the most nostalgic nineties.
Speaker 2: Power bomb you will ever get in a headline. That
Speaker 2: is so great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, while looking at his sidekick and flip phone. Right,
Speaker 1: there's nothing else you could have done. So it's such
Speaker 1: a weird transition. But would you ever consider going and
Speaker 1: creating a video game?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I'm actually working on one right now.
Speaker 2: Are you really away?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah? Yeah? Man?
Speaker 2: Can you can you tell us a little bit about it?
Speaker 2: Or is that kind of a private thing.
Speaker 4: I can give you a little details about it, man.
Speaker 4: So my I'm the oldest of my siblings. I got
Speaker 4: two little brothers and a little sister, and all of
Speaker 4: us artistic in our own significant ways. So we started
Speaker 4: a brand called the Four Controllers with a K because
Speaker 4: all of our names start with a K. Oh cool,
Speaker 4: And my little sister actually has been in charge of
Speaker 4: the art department for the video game. She actually has
Speaker 4: already drown up the sprites and the pixels for the game.
Speaker 4: We're doing something very retro. It's gonna be very similar
Speaker 4: to like Mega man X. I don't know if you've
Speaker 4: ever played that game, but yeah, yeah, so we're in.
Speaker 3: We're already there.
Speaker 4: Bro, I've already got a chance to play the demo,
Speaker 4: so I'm really really excited to roll it up.
Speaker 2: Wow, this is just so cool.
Speaker 5: Okay, so we've.
Speaker 6: Got your video game. Love acting and music. If you
Speaker 6: had to choose one, No, I don't want to music
Speaker 6: group acting, which one would you choose?
Speaker 3: Oh? Man, you know I had my blast for music.
Speaker 4: I'm so thankful for the experience, you know, getting to
Speaker 4: learn from underneath the tree of someone like we mentioned,
Speaker 4: like bow wow was something that it's not. You can't
Speaker 4: trade that in for anything. Man, it was such an
Speaker 4: incredible experience. But my first love will always be acting.
Speaker 4: I love to tell a story. I love to be
Speaker 4: on set with others just like myself who can get
Speaker 4: into character and create these epic moments, and I just
Speaker 4: love where we're at as far as creation.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: You know, we all come from the entertainment industry where
Speaker 4: we had to wait for a phone call in order
Speaker 4: for someone to want us to come into audition for.
Speaker 3: A role to create a character.
Speaker 4: Now, because of where we are with technology, we can
Speaker 4: create whenever we want. There was no device in our
Speaker 4: homes that could record video and audio and edit it
Speaker 4: and put it up there for someone to look at
Speaker 4: the craft Yep. There was no device like that when
Speaker 4: we were kids. And now yeah, we can do it
Speaker 4: whenever we won't, right, so there's nothing we can't do.
Speaker 5: Yeah, totally.
Speaker 1: I'm going to continue on the little mean streak though
Speaker 1: that Sabrina just started with making you pick one or
Speaker 1: the other. What's your favorite film you've ever done?
Speaker 6: The hard questions here on Magical rewind.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm gonna split it for you. So it has
Speaker 4: to just be two. It's a tie between these two.
Speaker 4: The reason is the tie. So when I look at holes, right,
Speaker 4: it's I'm so very grateful and thankful to have that
Speaker 4: role on my resume because not only did it come
Speaker 4: from a book that's still in certain reading curriculums and schools,
Speaker 4: they get a chance to watch the movie directly afterwards.
Speaker 4: So we just celebrated the twenty year anniversary of it
Speaker 4: last year, and for twenty years, children have read this
Speaker 4: book and then watched the movie right afterwards. So when
Speaker 4: it comes to the you know, the label of relevancy,
Speaker 4: I'm kind of built already into the school system, so
Speaker 4: I'm not going anywhere there you go. And then the
Speaker 4: second one for me is, you know, I I I
Speaker 4: was done with school. We shot Holds the summer of
Speaker 4: seventh grade for me, so I never got a chance
Speaker 4: to go back into regular school, but I was still
Speaker 4: huge into sports. I did this film called Hurricane Season,
Speaker 4: which is based off a true story about the basketball
Speaker 4: team from New Orleans who split apart after Hurricane Katrina
Speaker 4: John Errett High School. So doing that film starring uh
Speaker 4: Forrest Whitaker, Taji p Henson, Isaiah Washington, Wyldawayne Me and Bow.
Speaker 3: Second film together incredible cast.
Speaker 4: I got a chance to play basketball all summer in
Speaker 4: New Orleans.
Speaker 3: And it healed.
Speaker 4: It kind of healed a piece of me, like as
Speaker 4: a as a man. Because it's again, I didn't get
Speaker 4: a chance to go after those things in life.
Speaker 3: My career kicked up very early on in life.
Speaker 4: I get a chance to go to high school and compete,
Speaker 4: but I got a chance to play a high school
Speaker 4: basketball player for an entire three months in New Orleans
Speaker 4: and make the film.
Speaker 5: Some of your buddies too, which is right.
Speaker 3: We had a good.
Speaker 1: Time, that must Oh that's incredible, dude.
Speaker 6: You mentioned your twentieth anniversary New and Shire United.
Speaker 5: What was that like?
Speaker 6: And have you guys always kept in touch or was
Speaker 6: that after years of you guys not seeing or chatting
Speaker 6: too much?
Speaker 5: Or how did that go?
Speaker 4: Very touch and go between me and Shy throughout the years,
Speaker 4: but always you know when we.
Speaker 2: Do see each other with actors. Yeah, it's the business.
Speaker 3: It's just exactly nothing new.
Speaker 4: But every time we did speak, it was a lot
Speaker 4: of love and a lot of respect and very special.
Speaker 4: I knew the twenty year thing was going to happen
Speaker 4: events like I could. I could count down the days.
Speaker 4: I'm like, that's gonna happen. In a wish, everyone will
Speaker 4: be in the same place to celebrate something so iconic,
Speaker 4: And I'm grateful that I have my team there to
Speaker 4: document everything and give that to the world. I think
Speaker 4: it's really cool that, again, speaking of just where we
Speaker 4: are in technology and media, the fact that I could
Speaker 4: have my team there to put together a video for
Speaker 4: the people to not only after they've read the book
Speaker 4: or watch the movie, but then see what, you know,
Speaker 4: what the cast is up to now, and how that's
Speaker 4: feeling of great energy still lives here we are twenty
Speaker 4: years later about it?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: Yeah, would you? Or I mean, when's the lesson you?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 2: Andy? Have you?
Speaker 3: Have?
Speaker 2: You and Andy had had a reunion since since going
Speaker 2: to the mat.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I haven't seen mister Lawrence in a long time.
Speaker 3: I can't wait to see Andy Lawrence.
Speaker 2: Man, we've got to make that happen. I was just
Speaker 2: at their house not that long ago. We've got to
Speaker 2: make that happen.
Speaker 6: He had so much great stuff to say about you
Speaker 6: and the whole cast and the filming of the production
Speaker 6: and how much fun you guys had all together, and
Speaker 6: just the vibe was amazing. So I'm sure he would
Speaker 6: love to reunite for sure, because.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you love it.
Speaker 6: I think this movie was one of his favorites, you know,
Speaker 6: of the productions and stuff that he's done. He definitely
Speaker 6: seemed like he had a really big place in his
Speaker 6: heart for this production.
Speaker 4: Uber professional, you know, from from my perspective, getting a
Speaker 4: chance to see him be number one on the call sheet,
Speaker 4: that's a lot of responsibility, you know, to be not
Speaker 4: only number one, but also coming from the lineage of
Speaker 4: actors that he comes from.
Speaker 3: You know, he's the baby brother out of those three.
Speaker 4: So from my earliest memory, is nothing but an ultra
Speaker 4: professional and definitely someone to have modeled myself after seeing
Speaker 4: what it takes to be number one and the responsibility
Speaker 4: of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's really cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you held up your phone to show what people
Speaker 1: could do nowadays, but not everybody takes advantage of that,
Speaker 1: but you really have, and you have kind of switched
Speaker 1: into I mean, you're still acting and obviously and an
Speaker 1: incredible entertainer, but at the same time, you've taken advantage
Speaker 1: of what you have around you and you've become really
Speaker 1: big on twitch, social media, You're creating content all over
Speaker 1: the place. Was that an easy transition for you and
Speaker 1: one that was kind of a no brainer or was
Speaker 1: that something where you had to kind of say, no,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I have to sit down and try to
Speaker 1: embrace this new technology that's coming out.
Speaker 4: Great question, man, Yeah, No, it was an instant switch
Speaker 4: that clicked right on for me, because again, we come
Speaker 4: from an era that people really don't they don't see it,
Speaker 4: they don't understand the fact that, hey, we had to wait.
Speaker 4: You feel me, if there was no if there was
Speaker 4: no camera, then we couldn't do anything.
Speaker 3: So we're just waiting for the opportunity. So it was
Speaker 3: that for me, man, it was that immediate access to
Speaker 3: be able to just call.
Speaker 4: Action whenever I wanted. I loved I've always been a
Speaker 4: huge tech guy.
Speaker 3: So was my brother.
Speaker 4: So the moment I launched into the Twitch streaming space,
Speaker 4: I was getting ready to have my own late night
Speaker 4: talk show. We're getting ready to shoot the pilot April
Speaker 4: fourth of twenty twenty, and then we all know what happened.
Speaker 2: Yes, so we're getting.
Speaker 4: Ready to shoot the pilot, and I had pitched them
Speaker 4: on the idea like we don't have a modern day
Speaker 4: arsenio hall, this, that, and the other. They're like, okay,
Speaker 4: bet let's go ahead and let's go shoot this pilot.
Speaker 3: So boom, that gets taken away.
Speaker 4: So the first two months of us being in lockdown,
Speaker 4: I'm like, you know, what I've always seen this platform,
Speaker 4: but I've never seen anyone who one looks like me,
Speaker 4: maybe as the same.
Speaker 3: Skill set I have.
Speaker 4: So I studied that platform up and down, the biggest,
Speaker 4: the smallest, and I launched my Twitch page like in
Speaker 4: the third month, and I had it fully fleshed out,
Speaker 4: the alerts, the emoes, everything, And big thanks to my
Speaker 4: brother for being the tech guy, because there wasn't there
Speaker 4: was nothing that I was I said I.
Speaker 3: Need this, this and this, you said done, done and done.
Speaker 3: We were good and we just lost it ever since then.
Speaker 2: Man, well, congratulations, and that's that's pushed you on.
Speaker 6: Was that the start of something that kind of helped
Speaker 6: project you into starting to work towards that video game
Speaker 6: that your family's creating.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, it was always a dream to make your own
Speaker 3: video game. You know.
Speaker 4: I got a chance to be an NBA two K nineteen,
Speaker 4: So that's always a dream to be a gamer and
Speaker 4: then be in the game. So it's cool to have
Speaker 4: played the Nike representative in two K nineteen.
Speaker 3: So people like if they were playing their my career mode.
Speaker 4: Like I want to sign Adidas or I want to
Speaker 4: sign a Puma, I want to sign a Nike you
Speaker 4: gotta come talk to me, and.
Speaker 5: I love that.
Speaker 2: It was so cool.
Speaker 1: I got, yeah, I got I got to do that
Speaker 1: with the with the Tony Hawk game. I'm the character
Speaker 1: that you build to play on Tony Hawk American Wasteland.
Speaker 1: So to be able to like play yourself or see
Speaker 1: yourself in the video game is just such.
Speaker 2: A cool thing to do.
Speaker 3: That's a cool thing. Man.
Speaker 1: I'm getting getting mean. I'm getting mean again. I'm going
Speaker 1: back to the mean. Okay, favorite old school video game.
Speaker 1: You can only play one game. What do you play?
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go with I'm gonna go with Final Fantasy seven.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 4: I could play that game over and over and over
Speaker 4: and over again. You know it's it's the first game
Speaker 4: that you know, it was three discs long.
Speaker 3: It's a very, very over extending story.
Speaker 4: So Final Fantasy seven for me is my all time
Speaker 4: favorite number one video game.
Speaker 3: I'll play that forever.
Speaker 5: You're not asking me, but mine is missus pac Man.
Speaker 2: Funny, wait, did she get married? I thought she was
Speaker 2: a misspackage. Did they get married?
Speaker 5: Did they actually go to I just played it yesterday
Speaker 5: with my daughter and she loved it.
Speaker 4: I gotta tell you, I actually won a pac Man
Speaker 4: tournament last year as well, so I would love to
Speaker 4: take you on in that too passage.
Speaker 6: I played it forever on my game Boy. That was
Speaker 6: what I was because I've lived in Orangetown.
Speaker 2: Disney Channel game Boy, No, did you have one?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: Did you have one?
Speaker 6: I know there what Cheeah Girls was on was a
Speaker 6: video game of some sort at some point it was Yeah,
Speaker 6: I don't remember what it was. I feel like it
Speaker 6: probably was what you're talking about through the through Disney,
Speaker 6: but no, the game Boy Miss pac Man was what
Speaker 6: I played all the way up and all the way
Speaker 6: back on my drive from Orange County to LA on
Speaker 6: my auditions.
Speaker 2: I played it.
Speaker 6: That was like how I zend out and kind of
Speaker 6: you know before I start reading my reading through my scripts.
Speaker 6: That's that's something a memory I will have because it
Speaker 6: was thousands and thousands of times always.
Speaker 5: I still love that game. Anytime it said an.
Speaker 6: Arcade, I literally go straight to it and I will
Speaker 6: put ten dollars into a game I've played a million times.
Speaker 5: But doesn't matter. I have to play. I love it
Speaker 5: so much.
Speaker 3: Can I ask what color was your game Boy?
Speaker 5: I had?
Speaker 6: Originally I had a gray one. I think that's the
Speaker 6: original one, isn't that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: And then I had I think I had a black
Speaker 6: one at some point too.
Speaker 5: It was like a shiny black one.
Speaker 2: I was gray and then yellow, Okay, gray and then yellow.
Speaker 3: I got my game Boy, my yellow game Boy color
Speaker 3: back there. Did you know there was a Tommy He'll
Speaker 3: Figure Edition one?
Speaker 2: Is there?
Speaker 3: Really? That's the one I have? Yeah, bro, I need
Speaker 3: to have that. That's the best. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So you seem to.
Speaker 1: Have your pulse kind of like you take the pulse
Speaker 1: of all pop culture. You know, what seems to be
Speaker 1: next or what's yes, what's something.
Speaker 2: We should know about that we don't?
Speaker 4: Oh, great question, something that we should know about that
Speaker 4: we don't. More video game adaptations in film and TV series.
Speaker 3: That's gonna happen.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't know if you guys remember like
Speaker 4: some of the first early adaptations of some of these things,
Speaker 4: like they.
Speaker 1: Were not great, like Super Mario Brothers exactly exactly.
Speaker 3: I'm a huge fan of Bob Hoskins and John.
Speaker 2: We don't we don't speak that movie's dame, no no no,
Speaker 2: but we got.
Speaker 4: A chance to see what, you know, what they could
Speaker 4: do now and they told an amazing story with the
Speaker 4: newest Super Mario Brothers movie. Uh, the adaptation of a
Speaker 4: Fallout that just hit incredible of course, the last of
Speaker 4: us so more video game adaptations.
Speaker 3: It's it's really amazing to see these stories.
Speaker 4: Get told now with live actors, and I hope that
Speaker 4: continues to happen more and more.
Speaker 2: That Immortal Kombat movie was good. It was violent, but
Speaker 2: it was good. That new Mortal Kombat movie, I can't
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 3: It is very violent, but that was cool.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you so much for taking the time to
Speaker 1: join us and just talk about I mean, I know
Speaker 1: we talked about everything, but we have. We started this
Speaker 1: way and we've got to end this way by saying
Speaker 1: we really loved going to the Map.
Speaker 6: And you were amazing in it. The whole cast. You
Speaker 6: guys just knocked it out of the park. And it's
Speaker 6: so good to hear that you guys had a great
Speaker 6: time filming, that you enjoyed your time on the channel.
Speaker 5: You guys just it's such a good job.
Speaker 2: Yeah, phenomenal all the way around.
Speaker 4: Thank you, guys, man, Thank you very much for having
Speaker 4: me today. It feels good to be the first ten
Speaker 4: on the show. I hope we can continue to have that.
Speaker 4: I definitely need to get a trophy made just for that,
Speaker 4: like I.
Speaker 3: Was with the first day.
Speaker 1: Yes, I think we're gonna do that. Thank you so
Speaker 1: much for joining us. We can't wait to see you
Speaker 1: next time.
Speaker 5: I have a good day.
Speaker 3: By thank you again, Bye, guys.
Speaker 1: Wow, he just he's so cool, Like he would allow
Speaker 1: me to talk to him at talk to him at
Speaker 1: a party because he's such a nice guy that we
Speaker 1: would be able to have a conversation, but I'd have
Speaker 1: no and he'd make me feel like I kind.
Speaker 2: Of knew what I was talking about, but he's so
Speaker 2: cool that I would have no idea what it like.
Speaker 1: I've met him a couple of times now and he's
Speaker 1: never not that way. Really, He's never never doesn't have
Speaker 1: this giant smile on his face and making everyone around
Speaker 1: him laugh.
Speaker 2: He's just an incredibly nice guy and I'm so glad
Speaker 2: we have a chance to talk to him.
Speaker 1: Thank you everybody for joining us for this park Opper episode.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much Cleo Thomas for joining us.
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Speaker 2: Thanks everybody, bye,