Dec. 18, 2024

Just a quick little break in the action

Just a quick little break in the action

Well, we had some confusion about the movie we were planning to cover on that day, a guest who couldn’t make it, and an acute shortage of time. So, we punted with a quick discussion about the state of streaming services, a crazy old music video, and...

Well, we had some confusion about the movie we were planning to cover on that day, a guest who couldn’t make it, and an acute shortage of time. So, we punted with a quick discussion about the state of streaming services, a crazy old music video, and thoughts on handling public accusations.

Next week, Lethal Weapon (and a bit of Rocky IV).

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I'd just like to say that calendars are a lethal weapon,

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because calendars have fucked me up this week. Anyways. I

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can't even talk about thank you, sample.

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Or something good about a lot about my brain that

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I've never I used a calendar once one chapter of

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my life.

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That's it.

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There's something my brain just has a lock, I think

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because my anxiety. That's where like it's popular to say,

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like my adyhds a superpower, you know, yeah, but sometimes

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it is for real. I never forgot. I mean, I've

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forgotten shit for sure, but like I'm nine, i'd say

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I'm bat in ninety eight percent.

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This is not this has not been like I forgot things.

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It is that the thing one, I was supposed to

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have an electrician come in yesterday from from some time

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between ten and noon. Nobody showed. What the hell's I

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call them and like, oh, yeah, we have you done

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for tomorrow? It's like I repeated the date and date

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back to the person when I made the appointment. No way,

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I screwed that up. Furthermore, I wouldn't have made it

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on today because I have an appointment at eleven and

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it was you know, right smack of dab in the

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middle of that, and the electrician appointment was only showing

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up on one of my devices because some whichever one

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I used to put it in, put it on a

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calendar called work, which I don't I've never used. I

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never intentionally had a calendar called work, but not all

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of my devices were subscribed to that calendar. And so,

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I mean, I couldn't remember exactly what time. I just

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knew it was yesterday morning, and I couldn't remember which

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electrical company was supposed to be coming out. It's like,

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how am I gonna I'm gonna sit here all day

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and wait for them to show up. And then I finally,

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you know, looked around and found it on my calendar

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that's on my computer.

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But Jesus Christ, yeah, I don't like my shit connected either,

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Like that happened all it's on, So just do phoney,

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just do phone anyway.

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Litho weapon, lethal weapon? Isn't that what we're.

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Talking about that we're doing Rocky four?

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Oh oh well, maybe we'll just not do this. Then,

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let's just let's just bail on this one. Then you

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couldas form we had Rocky four. That bitch, I don't

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know A Dean didn't even make it.

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So speaking the calendars, yeah, I know ship yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Friday Friday, everyone said Rocky four, Oh fuck.

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That it was Rocky for Leath the Weapon. Okay, well

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I didn't watch Walking four.

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I didn't even watch Lethal Weapon.

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Yeah, let's talk about something else, then, let's Friday Friday.

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I had Rocky four works for me.

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Well maybe we could do Rocky four and Lethal Weapon tomorrow.

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You watch one and I watched the other. I've got

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I've got an appointment tomorrow for sure. But other than that,

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about the Electrician is like noon to new to or

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noon to twelve tomorrow. So yeah, this is fun. Damn Well,

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I can just tell you that Leaf the Weapon is

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a better movie than Rocky four. But oh yeah, fuck yeah,

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it's a great movie.

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You I've never seen it.

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It is. It's really really good. Cost you four dollars

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on on Amazon.

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But we can bitch about that for a second. So

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I had to rent Rocky four two or yeah, And

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I hate that because not only do I hate spending

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money on movies when you have fucking subscriptions everywhere, right,

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just stupid, and like movies like this should definitely be somewhere.

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I understand the newest shit.

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It's it wasn't on free V or whatever they're calling it.

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And I googled around. I couldn't find anything. It was

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the other one. There's like four of them that are

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like free and commercial, which I don't mind, ludo, Yeah,

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none of those. So it's two ninety nine on Amazon

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Prime or whatever. Okay, bitch, like fucking a year ago.

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Everything's free on Amazon, right, So then you buy it

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already pissed off? What's two ninety nine and twenty twenty four?

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It's just like the matter of the point, you know,

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it's just fucking annoying. But then so you have thirty

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days to watch it. Yeah, okay, you're beating Blockbuster there.

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But as soon as you click play, oh you have

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seventy two. Yeah, I think you have twenty four? Oh

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you yeah? Yeah, that's absolutely insane.

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You have thirty days to start it, but once you

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start it, you only have twenty four for.

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They got to rewind. Ye, give it to somebody else.

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Be kind rewind, Like what the fuck is that?

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Like?

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Give me give me a said amount of time to

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just have it. Yeah, it's fine with seven days, right,

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I think Blockbusters typical it's five days or three days. Yeah,

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give me a five day or seven day, but I

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should be able to watch that. However the fuck I want.

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To watch that? Yeah, now that's insane.

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And then I'm a Bezos guy, man, I Bezos. I

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want to be on your team, brother, but that's crazy.

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Yeah, no, I agree, and I you're right. All this

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stuff used to be free, I mean not free, but

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you know, Prime with a subscription.

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And especially this type of movie. Prime was known for having,

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like all the banger classics. They didn't have a bunch

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of new shit for a long time. I don't know

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how you can't find the Rocky four everywhere and lethal

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weapons the same category, right, just like classic bangers that

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were always on TV, right, because if you have TV,

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and I did find it because Dan has YouTube TV

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in the uh living room, so I always search that

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and YouTube TV has it, but you can only watch

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it when it's live on a channel. So you don't

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even have that on demand ship which came out in

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two thousand and three, Like on demand was it was revolutionary, Yeah,

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like it was pre Netflix, banger, not pre Netflix the

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DVD service, but pre Netflix the streaming. Do you even

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know on demand sebbas? Yeah, no, yeah, auto. Yeah, like

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on demand was bangers and you could rent them right,

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like kind of hotel style. Yeah, that was revolutionary. They

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fucked up, however, because they should be whoever made that

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should have been.

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Netflix, Yeah, because that makes sense.

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I think it was pre Netflix.

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Yeah, it was definitely existed, but it was I think

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it was direct TV. Yeah. It was primarily in in

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hotels first.

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Yeah, hotels forever. Yeah, even as a baby, I remember

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you'd rent a movie in hotel and the naughty list

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would be on there. Yeah, exactly for most but yeah,

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I wonder what the percentage of hotel rentals were porn.

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Versus uh, probably really high, right, yeah, probably high, like yeah,

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of course, because we'd go to Vegas and shit, because

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Dad would be in poker tournament.

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So I'm fucking eight, you know, there's only so many

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arcades you can go to. Yeah, and so then yeah,

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you'd be renting movies chilling in the hotel. And maybe

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that's why I like hotels now. Your association with Vegas

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also yeah greatly. Yeah, really young, really young, and so yeah,

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you rent one for two bucks, and it made sense

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because Blockbuster was also two bucks. Sometimes they'd have an

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n sixty four controller in there. We never did that

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because I was probably like thirty bucks. That's out of

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the price range. Yeah, unless dad's one attorney.

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So we just you know there, remote in a hotel

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room is supposed to be the nastiest thing in the whole.

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I can't imagine. I don't even just like covered with

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yeah stuff, yeah yeah stuff yeah yeah yeah, even my

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memory of the broad category stuff. Yeah, they're sticky. And

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hotels even now haven't really updated. Uh maybe like a

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nice Vegas one has some good shit, But like if

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you go to a regular hotel, because I still travel

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a decent amount, like a regular hotel in La, it's

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still like shitty old hotel TV yeah, or.

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It's the the new all streaming ones that take like

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five minutes to change channels.

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Between the channels and airbnbs, they just like leave you empty,

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like they want you to put your yeah, fuck that noise.

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Yeah, I would rather not. Well, if you're gonna do that, obviously,

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then Netflix or or Amazon or whatever should give you

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one of those like temporary logging codes that just expires, you.

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Know, yeah, something should I don't know, I know, And

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when I went to Mexico, they did have like a Roku,

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and I think it was connected to like every everybody

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that went to that hotel could hop on this road.

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Yeah why not?

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Yeah, and you had access to whatever the fuck you want.

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Yeah it makes sense. Yeah, why wouldn't you just have

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uh yeah, just do one of them if you're a

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hotel or YouTube TV? I mean YouTube TV again, like

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I've it's like I'm sponsored, but they they really are

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like the new ship because you have all the saved

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move They basically have their own on demand and then

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their channels are because once dad worked for pac Bell

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and then they got acquired and everyone got acquired, and

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then eventually they teamed up with direct TV. So that's

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the only time I had like hell a TV as

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a kid. Otherwise we couldn't afford it. So then you

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have like every channel ever and that's what YouTube TV is,

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so you can like fucking find a billion movies rocking

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or sports, like we've complained about you can't fucking find

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sports in the modern day.

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Yeah. The landscape just keeps changing and it's not I mean, I.

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Think Disney just tried to adapt. That was the big

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move because I think people were bitching about sports, so

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Disney brought ESPN into the app.

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Yeah, ESPN is now in the app, and so you

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can find you ESPN Plus.

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Yeah, so you can find some random you know, not

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everything that you find in like hockey and lacrosse.

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Still Hulu is in the app.

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Yeah, they were the ones who run on the commercials.

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But even that I think is like they're forty dollars. Shit,

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it's not the basic.

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Hulu I have of the package that's ESPN Plus and

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Hulu and and Disney Channel or Disney Plus and swear

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to god, I have never used the ESPN part of it,

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not one time, because I have no idea what's on it.

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Like, no, I think it's obscure sports, maybe for strong

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man or something, but I think it's like the lacrosse

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maybe college sports, so like college basketball is pretty legit.

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But I think it's all the random ship you can't watch.

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I mean everyone, you know, the vast majority want NFL,

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MLB and NBA. I saw it's so bad that uh

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GTA role playing server like hacked it and so within

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Grand Theft Auto, these dudes are in their backyard and

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there's a TV playing a real game.

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So there It's just kind of fire though, because that

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is the future. That's what we're gonna all do. It's ready, Yeah,

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we'll lock in. We'll go to a game together and

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sit court side. Remember during COVID they were putting Yeah,

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it's kind of fire. I wouldn't mind.

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That's hilarious.

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I wouldn't mind. But how are we s How are

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we so far out? I can't fucking find a basketball

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game on my regular streaming.

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Uh yeah, So I wonder this is something that maybe

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they should have explored during the pandemic instead of cardboard

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cutouts and stuff. Is if they had just put like

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screens on the edges of the court in front of

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the seats, and then if you're watching virtually it would

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like put your face.

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Yeah, yeah, I think they put like celebrities.

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Like they did. Yeah, they had like doctors.

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Whoa whoa, whoa whoa. Speaking of of celebrities, I just

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I encountered this uh stupid Instagram video that somebody posted

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that was done in I gotta actually bring it back

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up because I gus open up from the person I

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sent it to. Yeah. In Norwegian and the Norwegian TV

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show in twenty ten, they aired a low quality music

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video starring a baffling assortment of celebrities lip syncing to

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the Beatles song Let It Be on a Each at Sunset,

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a lot of which is green Screen. It is like

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Jason Alexander and Huey Lewis and Malcolm Jamal Warner and

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the and the Carlton guy from from Fresh Prints and

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athletes and it's just like, I mean.

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Interesting, you think that would be more common now, Like

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music videos are making a little pushback because people are

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using YouTube and stuff to market their music being independent,

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so they're putting more money into the shoots to get

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the push. But like AI or green Screen, you do

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some crazy shit. I'd be having Michael Jackson, you know,

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if I'm like Chris Brown or something, I'd be having

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Michael Jackson my video dancing and shit like AI is crazy. Yeah,

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there's some stuff on my Twitter I have to like

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zoom in and be like what the fuck's going on.

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What's really funny about this thing is that sometimes people

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are actually singing, and sometimes they're just lip sinking, and

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like it's not who you would expect, like Lewis's lip singing,

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Like why wouldn't.

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You be singinging? I wonder, Uh, yeah, did they just

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pay those people? To do that or they stole it.

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Okay, no, they did pay him, and I see it's

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like real. Yeah, let me see if I can.

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Speaking of Michael Jackson, he built like a twenty million

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dollar mansion in Vegas and that it's for sale right

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now for like thirteen mil. Mike's buying in bro fucking's

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buying in Triumph. That's saying it's like exactly what you'd

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think of like nineties. It looks like it's, you know,

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like a palace from Rome. It looks crazy, not my style,

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but is it kind of like his What was it

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called this never Land?

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Yeah, Neverland? I think they playhouse maybe. Yeah, that's creepy, right,

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I didn't know what it was called. Uh yeah, a

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little bit like Neverlands. Got some like, uh yeah, Mediterranean

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vibes to it, Okay. I think that was just the

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style back then, because there's other houses in Vegas I've

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seen for sale that are very like kind of like that, yeah,

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you know modern. I was watching the documentary. It was

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like a murder mystery type of thing, and it was

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a dude that lived in Vegas and you have like

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a fucking like a Rome type A.

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Lot of people used to I mean Mike Tyson's homes

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back in the day. We're up there all kind of

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look like that. You can see, Oh it's a modern

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that dude. He looks hell old right there.

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They get out, they get out a a photo album

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with Pam Anderson and she comes to life like she's

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in Hogwarts or something.

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Who uh who's the musician?

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Uh? Like I don't know, not real. I mean it's

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it's let it be, But I don't know who's who

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recorded it. It's not Beatles.

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Yeah, I wonder if it's like a Norwegian band doing

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a cover or something.

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Maybe, although it I mean it's in English, So what.

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The fuck are these Norwegians done?

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I don't know.

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But like in beaches, they ain't got a beach, I

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mean they got water, like, I'm sure they have sand.

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But you know, Laura Palmer from from Twin Peaks, And

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it's just the craziest combination of people.

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People I don't even know.

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Yeah, I mean people you wouldn't know unless you were

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watching TV in the nineties. And and and Dolph Lugren

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Rocky four.

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Speaking of Rocky for Malcolm Jamal.

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Warning, Malcolm Jamal Warner.

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He had a little run after The Cosby Show. He

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was in some ship. Yeah, yeah he did.

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I don't know what he did. I think he directs.

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Now maybe I'm trying to see. Uh. I like Jamie

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fox Knew special came out.

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Oh I still can't get over what was it I

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cloned that They cloned Tyrone. It's like it's a really

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good movie on Netflix. Yeah, it's about him, right, Uh

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he's in it.

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Yeah, he's in it. I think it's fire.

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It's not is Tyrone his character in uh Horrible Bosses?

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I wonder if it's based off of that Bosses? Really?

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Yeah?

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I mean it's like a ship comedy but it's funny. Yeah,

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because I feel like he's been known to have like

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an alter ego named Tyrone, you know, like as a

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comedy skit. Is he played Tyrone in it?

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No, he's like, uh maybe not not a side character,

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but he's like one of the main characters.

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Yeah, because his new standards supposed to be pretty good.

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I mean, he really is so insanely talented. But that's

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where he throws a bunch of yeah jabs at Diddy.

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We talk conspiracies real quick. I was just on one

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of my Twitter out front. Uh, Lebron James has been

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excused for the team with no excuse. Uh yeah, like

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not not like left, but like he skipped games. They

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didn't say why. And JJ Riddick the coach, is like, yeah,

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like it's excused, like I allowed it. Oh and the

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diddy stuff's just coming to a collide right.

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Now, geez.

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And like there is the most famous picture of him

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in like a French cleaning outfit. Have you seen that,

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you know, like like the black skirt made Yeah, and

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he's taking a selfie Lebron and he's the one that

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quoted it. He's the first one. You know. That's so

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you're like, well, and again, like you know, I never

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want to judge nobody because you can. You can be

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close to someone, you can be friends with someone. You

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could hang out with someone and not know their demons,

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or you could be a part of the demons, which

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you know the jay z STU. Yeah, that one's a

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little convoluted because it is a civil case, you know,

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so like sometimes in the celebrityhood that does look like

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optically that you're just hunting money. And I guess this

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lawyer has a history of that. But who knows what

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will come of that he was pretty tied to Diddy obviously,

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and even his own story with Beyonce and shit, it's

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a little weird. Yeah, you know, it's a little fuzzy

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ages as they're going and Lebron. You know, the thing

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is is like Lebron is squeaky clean. I've always give

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him credit for that. Like he's squeaky clean for being

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the first maybe not the first, but maybe the first

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superstar on social media, you know, like like he grew

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up in the social media era.

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Yeah, he had his little flip phone.

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Yeah, like he was. He was zoomed in since he

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was seventeen. Yeah, you know, Kobe missed half of it.

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Coby only got the back half. And for him to

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never like be in trouble, it's pretty crazy. But maybe yeah,

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I mean, if this whole story comes out, who knows.

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Maybe I don't know. I was ruined the whole thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

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I think it was yesterday you said you skipping the

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game just because people are like, oh, ship man, what

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the fuck's about to happen?

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Interesting? Yeah? Interesting. I actually worked for a company that

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made those French maid costumes for Fredericks to Hollywood back

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in the day, Back in a way long ago.

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Dre On's your customer.

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Probably I can't even imagine it.

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It's crazy.

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Wow. On a totally separate note, and I don't want

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to go too deep into this, but this is just

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a it's turning into a philosophical question. So you know,

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several months ago somebody that oh lord, they were not

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that they weren't that good. The ones I saw weren't

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that good.

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Yeah, it's probably million bi there's like multiple He's like

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take it selfies, Like he's just fucking Christez.

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Someone I've known for a long time, twenty years whatever,

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had a lot of allegations of sexual abuse and stuff

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leveled against him by a lot of women, and what

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he went really silent on that, which, you know, I

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mean that as a strategy is probably a good one,

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because what can you say. However, just yesterday he started

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posting essentially receipts of like these are the conversations, not

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only not the way, not just the way I remember

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them versus the way you remember them, but the way

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they happened, like screenshots of text messages and emails and

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et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

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I just hate that everything. I hate two things. I

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don't make a judgment on him or the ladies because

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I just don't know, right, But this is just purely.

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A physcoful question about how this should be handled.

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Yeah, that's what I hate. I hate that there one

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has to even be strategy, right, there has to be

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pr Yeah. And then two like why are we And

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I'm not a huge judicial guy because I think there

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is some corruption in there somewhere. Right, we're all human,

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although it is our only option, So why are we

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going to the court to Instagram?

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That's a good question. And I mean, yeah, there's long

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YouTube videos, right, I haven't watched it, so.

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That's like a lot of this stuff Like if I'm

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him again all philosophical, like, I'm probably going to court

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for against them. If I truly think that I've done nothing,

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then you're taking on the defamation right, as I say,

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you have a defamition case, right, And then if they're them,

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the group of ladies, how are you not teaming up

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and doing the same, Like if you truly believe you're

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in the right, like to go to criminal like I

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just said, even with the Diddy or the jay Z thing,

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like let's not go civil. Then like if you were

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if he committed a crime against you, how are we

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not going to court a criminal court?

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Well? Yeah, so here's the thing. Most of these were anonymous. Yeah,

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but he because he knew the circumstances, he was able

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to figure out who a lot of them were. I

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get it, And he like, I don't understand. It's like

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he's not claiming to have having had perfect behavior or whatever,

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but it's like I just don't remember it that way,

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And and is it you know? Is it me? Is

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it you? Is it? Is it? You got caught up

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in a moment about like me too, except like me

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too can have more than one meaning right, yeah, sadly.

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Yeah, and all that gets weird to Yeah, that's the

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same thing even for him, again not based on this person,

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but him the situation, a man in this situation. I

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don't know if it's always like the best way to

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go about, like I'm not perfect, but look, you know,

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and then you're pointing at this card like, well that's

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not good either, because then like what happened off the

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cell phone? Right, because most of the crimes.

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Or or not documented in that level yet.

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Right, like most things like we're not going to find

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Ditty's text about his fucking GMB baby oil, right, but

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I'm pretty sure did he did some crazy shit with

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baby oil? You know.

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Yeah.

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And then even if Diddy would come out and say like, yeah,

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but they loved me or something, you know, like that's.

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What it feels. And I got text messages said they

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liked what happened.

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Yeah, like tho oh, I don't know if.

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Now they're saying it's something different, it's like, well, yeah,

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I don't know. I mean, that's that really comes.

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Down to that power differential it does, and just humans,

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you know, like what you're willing to say to someone

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eye to eye, yeah, versus what you're willing to stay

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in text of us versus you know, yeah, the powers

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for sure, a play, dude, chicks for sure, a play.

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It just all gets so hairy. But to me, the easiest,

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cleanest way then, even though ladies want to stay anonymous,

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they can all probably find each other to break in

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an anonymity for sure, but just to each other. Then

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go to a lawyer and stay anonymous. It's probably possible. Again,

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I don't know our courtrooms and shit that much, but if.

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There's ten of y'all, five of y'all, it didn't work

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for it didn't work in the ditty situation somebody.

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Uh yeah, but but I wonder if that's like a

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clout being outed or our judicial system, because I'm.

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Sure I think it was a judicial system. Oh really, yeah,

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this is judicial system said you have to you have

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to disclose who you are. You can't do this anonymously.

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And I don't know the exact wrinkle that caused.

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That to be the case, but yeah, I don't know enough.

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You'd imagine, though, there's probably a way to do it,

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like hey, I'm scared for my life or I'm scared of.

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Yeah, yeah, but you'd have to danger prove that that

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was like a you know, a real issue.

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Yeah, yeah, I don't know. I don't know, but I

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just don't think most people handle this probably the cleanest way.

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They just always And then the sad part is some

467
00:22:22.079 --> 00:22:24.440
people turn it into and that's part of the issue

468
00:22:24.440 --> 00:22:26.759
with the me too is some people will turn into

469
00:22:26.759 --> 00:22:29.960
an intention seeking clout seeking move right. And on both sides,

470
00:22:30.079 --> 00:22:33.559
guy a girl who had the victim, the victy, the criminal,

471
00:22:33.640 --> 00:22:36.759
the pet preto, like everyone makes it that way and

472
00:22:36.799 --> 00:22:39.599
I fucking hate that too, you know, And again, like

473
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I don't there's no necessarily answer, but my answer is

474
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probably just go to the cleanest way, which at this

475
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point seems to be our judicial Yeah.

476
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I would just probably say it just depends on what

477
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you want to want to do, and like if you

478
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feel like you can't have a career because you have

479
00:22:55.680 --> 00:22:59.319
this hanging over here, that's maybe something. Yeah, But at

480
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the same time, you know, shit does actually die down, true.

481
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Yeah, Sadly, I don't know if that's right either, because

482
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a lot of other people.

483
00:23:07.240 --> 00:23:08.119
It's probably not right.

484
00:23:08.160 --> 00:23:11.079
They've disappeared, come back and been just fine and.

485
00:23:10.880 --> 00:23:14.480
Talking about it after a long period of time freshens It.

486
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Is the is the issue? Yeah, Yeah, I don't know.

487
00:23:16.319 --> 00:23:18.359
It is all just too murky and foggy, I mean

488
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because what Yeah, I don't know, because then what are

489
00:23:21.400 --> 00:23:24.319
the chances also that, yeah, that your your slate's totally

490
00:23:24.359 --> 00:23:26.720
clean again. Like I've been on the internet a long

491
00:23:26.759 --> 00:23:29.839
time and motherfucker's outside, you know, picketing against me.

492
00:23:30.480 --> 00:23:32.359
No, you know, so like that, you.

493
00:23:33.880 --> 00:23:37.599
Know, innocent until proven guilty, But why are you being

494
00:23:37.680 --> 00:23:39.880
singled out? Yeah, for any dude that's ever been done

495
00:23:40.039 --> 00:23:43.000
you know that that is weird too, Like every chick

496
00:23:43.039 --> 00:23:44.720
has a vendetta against you, like I don't know, or

497
00:23:44.799 --> 00:23:48.000
every person, or like there's rumors here and there about people,

498
00:23:48.359 --> 00:23:51.079
you know, I don't know, it gets too weird.

499
00:23:52.119 --> 00:23:54.279
Yeah, you and you and I were mentioned in a

500
00:23:55.960 --> 00:24:01.240
Reddit thread just this week, And it's interesting to see

501
00:24:01.279 --> 00:24:05.359
what people's opinions are about a situation that it was

502
00:24:05.400 --> 00:24:07.480
really sort of a situation that we were not in.

503
00:24:07.640 --> 00:24:12.200
It was it was post us. But like how there's

504
00:24:12.240 --> 00:24:18.240
a sort of convergence of views about particular situations that

505
00:24:18.240 --> 00:24:20.880
people only know part of, but they all agree on

506
00:24:20.920 --> 00:24:21.599
certain things.

507
00:24:21.960 --> 00:24:26.000
Yeah, I mean, that's just like the TMZ internet thing, right,

508
00:24:26.039 --> 00:24:29.000
Like people are interested in drama. Yeah.

509
00:24:29.039 --> 00:24:32.119
I didn't see anything, honestly, really way way out there,

510
00:24:32.160 --> 00:24:33.920
but it was just interesting that people who were not

511
00:24:34.160 --> 00:24:38.519
directly involved, you know, commenting on stuff and you know,

512
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kind of having the same perceptions that I might have had,

513
00:24:41.359 --> 00:24:45.400
but I wasn't, you know, actually in the situation at

514
00:24:45.400 --> 00:24:47.680
that point. It's just I don't know, it's just interesting

515
00:24:47.839 --> 00:24:54.319
how how the world sees dramas or or even sort

516
00:24:54.319 --> 00:24:56.680
of manufactures dramas, you know.

517
00:24:57.039 --> 00:24:59.720
Yeah, I don't know why, but the human brain is

518
00:25:00.640 --> 00:25:03.720
attracted to it. Yeah, and right, I mean TMZ's talk

519
00:25:03.759 --> 00:25:07.240
about like a successful long career. Yeah, right, Like they've

520
00:25:07.279 --> 00:25:11.640
went from like magazine type little articles to a TV

521
00:25:11.720 --> 00:25:15.039
show to blogs, YouTube, they do everything now. They're like

522
00:25:15.039 --> 00:25:17.559
a leading source now, like on Twitter when things are

523
00:25:17.599 --> 00:25:20.880
like quoted, it's like source TTMB. Yeah, it's insane.

524
00:25:20.920 --> 00:25:23.279
Yeah. And they went from being more like, you know,

525
00:25:23.359 --> 00:25:26.279
kind of a national inquirer sort of not really reliable

526
00:25:26.319 --> 00:25:28.519
source to pretty locked in to pretty locked in.

527
00:25:28.640 --> 00:25:31.079
Yeah, they're kind of just like independent journaling now. Yeah,

528
00:25:31.119 --> 00:25:33.200
and they'll still do some crazy stuff for funny stuff.

529
00:25:33.240 --> 00:25:36.920
But yeah, it's it's interesting. But people love that. Yeah,

530
00:25:36.920 --> 00:25:39.960
people eat it up. Yeah, I try to avoid it

531
00:25:39.960 --> 00:25:40.880
makes me feel lucky.

532
00:25:42.200 --> 00:25:44.880
Yeah, it's one of those things. All right. Well, we're

533
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going to be back with some movie at some point

534
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in the somewhat near future. I do do calendar issues.

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I got to get out of here, so we'll talk to.

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