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Speaker 3: the headlines. Okay, let's kick things off with the insane
Speaker 3: sports news from this weekend. The LA Dodgers signed superstar
Speaker 3: Shoiotani to the biggest contract in all of sports history,
Speaker 3: seven hundred million dollars wild right, That is one dollar
Speaker 3: for every minute it takes to watch one single baseball game.
Speaker 3: And also, let me just say, it is so great
Speaker 3: that Asian kids have another athlete to look up to.
Speaker 3: Am I right, But let's acknowledge it's also a lot
Speaker 3: of pressure. Dad, I got one hundred on my chemistry test,
Speaker 3: but only eighty on your fastball. Go outside and practice.
Speaker 3: But look, as crazy as this is, there was another
Speaker 3: sports story that might be even more shocking.
Speaker 4: Buffalo Bill's head coach Sean McDermott is addressing old comments
Speaker 4: about the nine to eleven terrorists being a model for teamwork.
Speaker 4: They're brought to light buying independent journalist The Reports said
Speaker 4: at a team meeting in twenty nineteen, quote, he cited
Speaker 4: the hijackers as a group of people who were all
Speaker 4: able to get on the same page to orchestrate attacks
Speaker 4: to perfection.
Speaker 1: McDermott says now that he never should have mentioned the hijackers.
Speaker 1: He says his original intent was to use the attacks
Speaker 1: to encourage the team because the events were so easily recognizable.
Speaker 3: I think this football coach may have taken the wrong
Speaker 3: lesson from nine to eleven. Like when we said never forget,
Speaker 3: we didn't mean al Qaeda's teamwork. Although, to be fair,
Speaker 3: this is not something you ever expect to hear from
Speaker 3: a football team. I mean, maybe a scumbag football team
Speaker 3: like the Eagles, but not a respectable franchise like the Bills.
Speaker 3: Although look, if we're giving coach McDermott the benefit of
Speaker 3: the doubt, he didn't give the most inappropriate pep talk
Speaker 3: I've ever seen. Huddle up, everyone, Come on, hoddle up,
Speaker 3: huddle up. In the second half, we're gonna get out there.
Speaker 3: We're going to completely knock him out like bills. I
Speaker 3: want you to end them like Ojay ended his marriage.
Speaker 3: Our offense is going to be like mass shootings in America.
Speaker 3: They'll give up on even trying to stop us. All
Speaker 3: three clear eyes, full hearts. Epstein didn't do it. Let's
Speaker 3: move on to the war in Ukraine. I know it's
Speaker 3: crazy that it didn't end, even though you stop paying attention.
Speaker 3: But the money the US is sending Ukraine for the
Speaker 3: war is about to end, which is why their president
Speaker 3: is coming to see if there's any more cash lying around.
Speaker 5: President Zelenski will make another trip to the US this
Speaker 5: week as Congress in the White House are at odds
Speaker 5: overfunding the wartorn country.
Speaker 6: But here's the problem.
Speaker 5: Congress seems to be at a stalemate over sending much
Speaker 5: needed aid to this country. With just a few days
Speaker 5: left before the Hill wraps up for the year, Democrats
Speaker 5: hope to pass a bill that would provide funding for
Speaker 5: both Ukraine and Israel, but Republicans refuse to sign off
Speaker 5: on it because it does not include their proposals to
Speaker 5: enhance border security and stem migration.
Speaker 6: We're obviously deeply concerned about this.
Speaker 3: We've got a few more weeks here and then we're
Speaker 3: out of Schlitz. We're out of Schlitz. You're describing war
Speaker 3: funding with an old beer slogan. I'm surprised he didn't
Speaker 3: go with come on, Congress, was that? But yes, yes,
Speaker 3: military aid to Ukraine and Israel is being held up
Speaker 3: until Republicans can also get the immigration reforms they want.
Speaker 3: And yeah, I know, look, the border is a problem,
Speaker 3: but it didn't help the Democrats case when Zelenski showed
Speaker 3: up by walking in through Mexico. The crazy thing is
Speaker 3: many Republicans in Congress actually agree on the funding, so
Speaker 3: you'd think they would just vote for it and move
Speaker 3: on to other important issues like why are you stopping
Speaker 3: Ukraine from getting weapons when you could be stopping women
Speaker 3: from getting abortions? Eyes on the prize, Republicans, Come on,
Speaker 3: that was one of the less popular ones tonight, I
Speaker 3: see from this lefty crowd. Well, look, let's move on
Speaker 3: from Congress to some major political news about Hunter Biden
Speaker 3: seen here thinking about hookers. No presidential family member in
Speaker 3: recent memory comes with as much baggies. I mean, baggage
Speaker 3: as Hunter, and now the law has finally caught up
Speaker 3: with him.
Speaker 7: Breaking news overnight, Hunter Biden's none of the president of
Speaker 7: the United States, now indicted on nine counts related to
Speaker 7: his taxes.
Speaker 8: The nine count indictment six misdemeanors and three felony charges,
Speaker 8: accusing Hunter Biden of failing to pay one point four
Speaker 8: million dollars in taxes from twenty sixteen to twenty nineteen,
Speaker 8: Special counsel David Weiss, insisting that during that time, Biden
Speaker 8: was living an extravagant lifestyle, spending on drugs, escorts and girlfriends,
Speaker 8: luxury hotels, rental properties, exotic cars, clothing, in short, everything
Speaker 8: but his taxes. Biden allegedly showing out more than six
Speaker 8: hundred thousand dollars on various women, another three hundred and
Speaker 8: ninety seven thousand dollars on clothes, and more than one
Speaker 8: hundred and eighty thousand dollars on adult entertainment.
Speaker 9: In twenty eighteen alone, he spent forty three thousand dollars
Speaker 9: here at the Chateau Marmont, where he admits in his
Speaker 9: memoir he partied so hard hotel management kicked him out.
Speaker 9: Special counsel David Weiss says Hunter tried to write off
Speaker 9: his wild spending as tax deductions, claiming a ten thousand
Speaker 9: dollars fee for a sex club was a golf club membership,
Speaker 9: and a one thousand, five hundred dollars VENMO payment to
Speaker 9: a stripper was a payment for artwork.
Speaker 3: Wow, all right, claiming a stripper as artwork is like
Speaker 3: the nicest compliment ever to that stripper. She's like, am
Speaker 3: I turning you on? And He's like, actually, you're making
Speaker 3: me reflect on the interconnectedness of light and darkness. Now
Speaker 3: I shall slip a twenty between them titties. But yes, look,
Speaker 3: Hunter Biden spent millions of dollars on drugs and sex
Speaker 3: instead of paying his taxes. And it's shocking to think
Speaker 3: that the presidential race might come down to who goes
Speaker 3: to jail first, Hunter Biden or Donald Trump. Although maybe,
Speaker 3: if we're lucky, the two of them might end up
Speaker 3: in a cell together, like you throw George Santos in there,
Speaker 3: and I am watching that show seriously, though, I feel
Speaker 3: bad for Joe Biden. People say he needs to rain
Speaker 3: Hunter in, but like how his old timey vocabulary doesn't
Speaker 3: even cover this kind of stuff. Son. I heard you've
Speaker 3: been smoking the jelly beans, watching the hanky panky reels,
Speaker 3: paying paying birds to shake their fannies. We're almost out
Speaker 3: of Schlitz. For more on the Hunter Biden indictment and
Speaker 3: its consequences for twenty twenty four, let's turn to Michael Costamael, Michael,
Speaker 3: I know this story gets complicated with all the tax issues.
Speaker 3: What are the implications for twenty twenty four?
Speaker 10: Well, cal, as someone whose accountant is currently in prison
Speaker 10: for murder, I can tell you Hunter's situation is devastating.
Speaker 10: I don't think the Republicans are going to survive this.
Speaker 3: Republicans you mean Democrats.
Speaker 10: No, I mean Republicans because on the one hand, yes,
Speaker 10: these charges against Hunter paint the picture of a deeply
Speaker 10: troubled man. But on the other hand, these charges also
Speaker 10: paint a picture of a man who is and I
Speaker 10: can't stress this enough.
Speaker 3: So cool? What is cool about this?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 10: Great question?
Speaker 6: Everything?
Speaker 10: I mean, the two week benders, the sex clubs. He's
Speaker 10: like a one man episode of Entourage, the coolest show.
Speaker 10: The guy even got kicked out of hotels for partying
Speaker 10: too hard, which is way cooler than getting kicked out
Speaker 10: for crying. Too hard. See if I ever stay at
Speaker 10: that Best Western again.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, Michael, but I disagree. It is not cool
Speaker 3: to spend a million dollars on drug fueled sex parties
Speaker 3: and then try to get the irs to pay for it.
Speaker 3: You know what? Actually that so I'm saying it. It
Speaker 3: does sound pretty cool.
Speaker 10: Right right, And that's going to be the Republican Party's
Speaker 10: big problem. If voters start to think of Joe as
Speaker 10: the kind of guy who can snowplow coke with Hunter
Speaker 10: in the champagne room, well that destroys the Republican narrative.
Speaker 10: He's not sleepy Joe. He's wide eyed, energetic Joe. Yeah,
Speaker 10: with a bunch of crazy ideas, and most of them
Speaker 10: are about a train that can go to Mars. But
Speaker 10: he's engaged, and that's what America wants.
Speaker 3: I don't know, man, I don't know if people will
Speaker 3: vote for Joe Biden just because they think his son
Speaker 3: is cool.
Speaker 10: Well, first of all, cal I didn't say his son
Speaker 10: is cool. I said his son is so cool, which
Speaker 10: he is. And that's what the Republicans don't get. Hunter's
Speaker 10: got lambos, porn, sweet clothes. What's Trump got a golf cart?
Speaker 10: High cholesterol and indictments, indictments about documents, boring.
Speaker 3: Good luck in the election, Nerd, hang on, Michael Hunter
Speaker 3: isn't even the person running against Trump.
Speaker 10: That's right, which is why I agree with you cal
Speaker 10: that he should be. People always say they like Biden,
Speaker 10: but they wish he were younger. Well you got your
Speaker 10: wish Democrats Hunter Biden twenty twenty four. You don't even
Speaker 10: have to.
Speaker 3: Change the signs. That's so so. I told you, I
Speaker 3: told you when do we come back? We'll find out
Speaker 3: why the nutcracker is gay? And then Joyoto will be
Speaker 3: joining me on the phone. Don't go where, Welcome back
Speaker 3: to the Daily Show. You know Christmas is around the corner,
Speaker 3: but this year there's a bigger threat to the holiday
Speaker 3: than it's ever faced before. Grace Coltenschmidt has the report.
Speaker 11: We all know there's a war on Christmas, but this year,
Speaker 11: the happiest season is facing another threat. Christmas is turning gay.
Speaker 10: Gay nutcracker complete with a rainbow hat trans flag.
Speaker 9: Why do you think Target is selling this type of merch?
Speaker 3: Hey, gay nutcracker? It doesn't make sense. Why do they
Speaker 3: keep pushing this?
Speaker 4: Who are they trying to appeal to gay nutcracker has
Speaker 4: gone way too far.
Speaker 11: I hit the streets to warn of the terror that
Speaker 11: was coming this holiday season. People might have to bust
Speaker 11: their own nuts. I'm gonna show you something, and I
Speaker 11: want you to try not to lose your shit. Okay, sure,
Speaker 11: it's a nutcracker.
Speaker 1: Well, it's definitely just out of the classic because it's
Speaker 1: uh choice in clothing is a little suspect water shit.
Speaker 11: It's uh, it's progressive. You know, it's sort of terrifying
Speaker 11: that so many people are frightened by a little wooden toy.
Speaker 12: It's a nutcracker.
Speaker 11: You're saying that, even just looking at this, you haven't
Speaker 11: turned gay, not immediately.
Speaker 3: The gay nutcracker is.
Speaker 6: Better than the straight one.
Speaker 11: Would you say that this nutcracker is born this way
Speaker 11: by Lady Gaga? I don't know. I couldn't answer that totally.
Speaker 11: That's fair, was the whole question. Yeah, it's crazy that
Speaker 11: they're doing this right, Like, they're taking this manly Christmas
Speaker 11: icon who puts nuts in its mouth, typically dancing with
Speaker 11: sugar plump fairies, and they're making this gay.
Speaker 6: I've never associated the nutcracker with mainliness.
Speaker 8: I mean, like, you know, it's totally traditionally a manly thing.
Speaker 11: Christmas has never been gay at all. It's always been
Speaker 11: about a beautiful.
Speaker 6: Straight couple, a virgin and her.
Speaker 11: Husband who have never had sex, and he's just remarkably
Speaker 11: chill when she gets pregnant. Ally the little get see
Speaker 11: you forget that part? I did forget that partly? Thank you?
Speaker 3: Looking at this, you can't tell.
Speaker 6: Me that they're not sexualizing Christmas. Yeah, maybe, but also
Speaker 6: that Christmas is full of sparkle. So Christmas is.
Speaker 12: Full of sparkle.
Speaker 11: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: How have I been so blind?
Speaker 11: It's the cleariest holiday at all?
Speaker 6: How did I not see this?
Speaker 11: The twinkling lights, the tinsel working with elves.
Speaker 3: Christmas is so gay?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's amazing.
Speaker 3: Where's missus class?
Speaker 11: Oh she's having an affair with another woman, isn't she?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Yes, mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Are you saying theme or Christmas is gay?
Speaker 6: I don't think Christmas is gay?
Speaker 11: Can you help me remember some of these straight lyrics
Speaker 11: for these holiday songs? Okay, have yourself little Christmas.
Speaker 12: Make the Yule Tide, fine, make the Yule Tide gay.
Speaker 11: Christmas has always been gay, and so has the Yule Tide. Okay,
Speaker 11: So someone needs to tell the Yule Tide family done, we.
Speaker 1: Now are gay, Beryl.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's been there the whole time. It's been there
Speaker 11: the whole time. Maybe the problem isn't that this isn't gay,
Speaker 11: but that it's not enough representation. So I made something.
Speaker 11: It's a lesbian nutcracker, decidated hitter on the softball team.
Speaker 11: It has a Galer Taylor Swift tattoo, and it.
Speaker 3: Even comes complete with the.
Speaker 11: U haul I love. It's also got a carabiner to
Speaker 11: be your keys. Oh my god, I love it. How
Speaker 11: much would you buy it for this?
Speaker 3: Ninety nine your right soul to the.
Speaker 11: Man next to me, twenty forty sixty eighty one hundred
Speaker 11: dollars dorm We now are gay a pearl. Now that
Speaker 11: I've made the perfect lesbian nutcracker, I realized there should
Speaker 11: be a nutcracker for everyone, even for those who want
Speaker 11: their mule tied straight.
Speaker 3: If you could make.
Speaker 11: This nutcracker less outlandishly gay, what would you do? You know,
Speaker 11: get in bruise with the boys, right, okay, so beer, okay,
Speaker 11: maybe like a like a chest tattoo that said like
Speaker 11: iHeart pussy. That's ridiculous, But I've seen it a lot
Speaker 11: to go, so maybe wearing all black. Yeah, maybe definitely
Speaker 11: like that, right, I took a survey, So this is
Speaker 11: gonna be a great nutcracker, And of course it comes
Speaker 11: complete with a draft beer from an icy mug and
Speaker 11: then a tattoo that says I heart pussy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but how excited did these crack nuts?
Speaker 11: I'm very glad you asked to let me demonstrate. So
Speaker 11: basically you're gonna need two, right, and they could.
Speaker 3: Total butt to butt mode.
Speaker 11: Yeah, they can also go chin to crotch mode. And
Speaker 11: look at that a perfectly cracked nut. Oh my god,
Speaker 11: I just turned gay.
Speaker 3: I wish you knew all the gayest of holidays.
Speaker 11: May you proudly smash nuts with any cracker of your choosing.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Grace.
Speaker 7: When we come back, Zoya Uktar will be joining me
Speaker 7: on the show Don't Go Away. Hi, welcome back to
Speaker 7: the Daily Show.
Speaker 3: My guest tonight is a filmmaker and a screenwriter who
Speaker 3: directed and co wrote The Archies on Netflix. Please welcome
Speaker 3: Zoya Uktar. It's a lot of wooing. Yeah, and I
Speaker 3: know why you are. You are one of one of
Speaker 3: the top five, if not like the top director coming
Speaker 3: out of India right now, which is no small feet
Speaker 3: given how much incredible talent there is between Bollywood and
Speaker 3: the streaming platforms and independent cinema. I'm also biased and
Speaker 3: the cult cinema for us, I sort of. I mean,
Speaker 3: you're in America, so everybody views it as the whole subcontinence.
Speaker 3: But I think I'm biased because we've also been been
Speaker 3: friends for years. You've met me over to your home
Speaker 3: for dinner.
Speaker 6: Do you remember that night?
Speaker 3: Yes? I do, of course I do. Are we gonna
Speaker 3: are we gonna share that night?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: What do you What do you remember about that night?
Speaker 6: I remember that my dog almost killed himself on my dog, Yes,
Speaker 6: attacked the brie from your play.
Speaker 3: Yes, I did have play. Yeah, And then you had to.
Speaker 6: Like and he choked, and then I was like, my
Speaker 6: dog's gonna die. My dog's gonna die, Boogie's gonna die,
Speaker 6: and this is that cap and was staring at what's
Speaker 6: going on? And then my assistant flipped him around and he.
Speaker 3: But not before, not before he like inadvertently bait you, right,
Speaker 3: And then you had to call your vet to be like,
Speaker 3: do I need rabies in jaiery?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 6: He was like freaking out because he was choking. I
Speaker 6: was trying to like, yeah it was, it was. It
Speaker 6: was a chaotic night. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean I feel like that goes hand in hand
Speaker 3: with going to Mumbai. It's like beautiful chaos that will
Speaker 3: follow you everywhere. The uh the Bollywood press has always
Speaker 3: been very kind to me. They're also like super dramatic,
Speaker 3: which I secretly yeah yeah, yeah yeah. And there was
Speaker 3: one I remember we did this press junket for something
Speaker 3: and they said, uh so some clicks. So I was like, okay,
Speaker 3: take some photos. And I remember like just going like
Speaker 3: this and there was a couch behind me, and this
Speaker 3: guy goes, please do some polls. So I was like,
Speaker 3: what kind of pos do you want me to do?
Speaker 3: Light out like this and I'm like, bro, I can't
Speaker 3: because the picture will be everywhere. I'm like, I know,
Speaker 3: that's why they'll light out like that. So like, do
Speaker 3: you have any really good Bollywood paparazzi stores?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean they they they are. They're actually really sweet,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean. They're not They're not that
Speaker 6: invasive in that sense, but they will say very random
Speaker 6: things like I'll get off a car and they'll be
Speaker 6: like man full end give me full length. I'm like,
Speaker 6: how can this is my lend? This is it? I
Speaker 6: can't give you anymore, so stuff like that. But they're like,
Speaker 6: I've actually been at an event where I fell down
Speaker 6: and I was like, please don't put this out and
Speaker 6: they were like, we won't and they didn't. So yeah,
Speaker 6: they're very sweet till tonight and now though to come out, Yeah,
Speaker 6: now they are.
Speaker 3: They're very I mean, look, anyone who refers to Nick
Speaker 3: Jonas as Gjuges, it's doing well. I think in our
Speaker 3: book a resume diverse as yours. I'm curious what drew
Speaker 3: you to an adaptation of a comic like the Archiees.
Speaker 6: I mean, Netflix offered it to me and I grew up.
Speaker 6: That's a good start, pretty.
Speaker 3: Ball response, by the way.
Speaker 6: That's good, you know I grew up. I mean, it's
Speaker 6: crazy that something so fundamentally American was also fundamentally a
Speaker 6: part of an urban Indian kid's childhood. And I grew
Speaker 6: up in the eighties and India wasn't liberalized at that
Speaker 6: time in global so there was we didn't have access
Speaker 6: to as much stuff that we do today. And Archie
Speaker 6: was one of the few things that everybody read and
Speaker 6: it was our portal to this country. So everybody it
Speaker 6: was like and we were eight and ten and we
Speaker 6: just wanted this teenage life in this fictional place called
Speaker 6: riverd Hill, and everybody grew up thinking that's America. And
Speaker 6: then I mean, obviously then we grew up and realized
Speaker 6: that's not America. But when it came to me it was.
Speaker 6: It was also at a time I'm when I thought
Speaker 6: that it would be nice to do something like a
Speaker 6: return to Innocence, you know, And it was kind of
Speaker 6: beautiful that it came to India because it was so
Speaker 6: special and they wanted the industry in India to make
Speaker 6: it for the world, and yeah, I just can't say no.
Speaker 6: It was also like something to go back to Less
Speaker 6: is more time.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well it's a beautiful film. I highly recommend it.
Speaker 3: One of my favorite scenes was between Dilton and Reggie.
Speaker 3: It's this very special scene about friendship at a time
Speaker 3: I don't want to ruin the whole thing, but where
Speaker 3: you know, Dilton's character is sort of scared to come
Speaker 3: out to his friends, and the friendship with with Reggie's
Speaker 3: kind of codified. Yeah, I guess two questions for you
Speaker 3: on that what made you want to write a scene
Speaker 3: like that? And then part of the reason I asked
Speaker 3: that is, you know, my partner Josh and I had
Speaker 3: been tracking the Indian Supremier decision. Obviously very disappointed by
Speaker 3: the marriage equality decision, but you know why and how
Speaker 3: do you infuse these inclusive stories in India right now?
Speaker 6: I mean stories are very important, and I mean India
Speaker 6: has a very very vibrant LGBT community and twenty eighteen,
Speaker 6: homosexuality was decriminalized and there's been so much change and
Speaker 6: real positive change with that, and it's going to keep evolving.
Speaker 6: And part of that evolution is storytelling and filmmaking. And
Speaker 6: somewhere I feel it's not just like, oh, we're representing something,
Speaker 6: but you are. You're putting people into You're taking someone
Speaker 6: and putting them in someone else's shoes. You know, you're
Speaker 6: humanizing the other. You're just making people come closer, like
Speaker 6: stories travel and stories stay longer, and I don't know,
Speaker 6: they just they move you and shift you. And I
Speaker 6: think I'm lucky to be part of that community that
Speaker 6: can like that, can affect some kind of evolution or
Speaker 6: change and represent and be there. And you know, see
Speaker 6: how I.
Speaker 3: Feel you're embarrassment, but also the fact that that inclusivity
Speaker 3: is obviously noticed and belove it, especially when it's when
Speaker 3: it's such a great form of included in such a
Speaker 3: great form of storytelling. You're you worked with your dad
Speaker 3: and your brother on this movie. Both of them are
Speaker 3: multi hyphenates. Yes, I am terrified at the prospect of
Speaker 3: working with my parents on anything, mostly because when I
Speaker 3: did Van Wilder way back in the day with Ryan Reynolds,
Speaker 3: I showed my mom the script and she screamed, this
Speaker 3: is pornography because there was one nude scene in it,
Speaker 3: which wasn't me that time. But I'm curious, what what
Speaker 3: you know, what was it like working with your your
Speaker 3: daddy brother.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's not this is like my fifth film
Speaker 6: that they are on. They work on my work in
Speaker 6: some capacity or the other, and it's, uh, it's safe
Speaker 6: and also the most dangerous because I mean, it's an
Speaker 6: honest space, so you'll get the truth. But that's dangerous
Speaker 6: sometimes because that leads to fights at the dinner table.
Speaker 6: But they're both incredibly talented men, and I am supremely
Speaker 6: lucky to have that resource, as is my mother. She's
Speaker 6: a writer, as well, so between the we all right,
Speaker 6: so it's it's it's pretty manic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it sounds like you can't like leave your work
Speaker 3: at home. No, last couple of questions. I just asked
Speaker 3: because I'm a huge Bollywood fan like you are. You've
Speaker 3: worked in all these different mediums, like top three favorite
Speaker 3: people that you would want to work with again again? Wow,
Speaker 3: I guess for the first time.
Speaker 6: Okay again, let me just take again. I think I'm
Speaker 6: going to take the actors have worked with I think Groscha, Yeah,
Speaker 6: for sure, I'm dying to work with him again. For
Speaker 6: Han Octor, I haven't worked with him and ran Beer sing. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I'll work three of.
Speaker 3: Them in a movie. I mean, could you do four?
Speaker 3: I mean I'm available happy would you by the way,
Speaker 3: just this is now just strictly for my paycheck. Would
Speaker 3: you do like a Bollywood adaptation of Harold and Kamar.
Speaker 6: I'd love to live. You would love to you would
Speaker 6: love Let's.
Speaker 3: Make that happen. That would be really fun.
Speaker 6: It would be huge.
Speaker 3: I mean I meant it as a half choke, but
Speaker 3: if we're serious, we should talk about stage. That's how Paul,
Speaker 3: I'm stop, all right, I'm down for this. The Archies
Speaker 3: is streaming worldwide on Netflix. Zoyaktar Everybody, We're gonna take
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