Explicit 50 | Wedding Dress on the Sly | The Truman Show (1998)
Ep. 50

50 | Wedding Dress on the Sly | The Truman Show (1998)

Episode description

We go back in time, to a time before marriage. Brendan & Alex wax philosophical on the historic, lost tapes 2.0 episode. We discuss happenings-of-life, a ice-bathtub and awful reviews.

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First World Problems when your new white screen monitor is so large that you have to zoom

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in way too much to see shit.

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You gotta zoom in way too much to see shit.

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With your mouse.

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And your dick.

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That's right cause it's so small.

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Yeah.

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I don't think that's what we want.

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We don't want to zoom in with our...

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I don't think...

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That's good.

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That's good.

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I don't...

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I mean...

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You're like, yes and no.

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I'm confidently average.

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That's all in that statement.

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I mean, me too.

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We got some good feedback from the podcast.

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From who?

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A co-worker of mine who shall remain nameless said that we have excellent chemistry.

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We flow really well together.

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Oh yeah, baby.

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And they listen regularly, which I did not know.

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Really?

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Someone that you work with listens regularly?

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They were like, yeah, you have like a good rapport and it's very funny.

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Well that's awesome to hear.

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Especially when you finish your breakfast wrap.

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Oh, is that why you stopped suddenly?

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Well...

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Oh, baby.

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I can hear that shit tumbling around in that mouth.

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So...

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Tumble, tumble.

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Tumble, tumble, baby.

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So...

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Finish your wrap, Brendan.

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It's okay.

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Mm-mm-mm.

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Mm-mm, good.

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It was really good.

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I also have a cold, so you're gonna get to hear some of this.

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Can I hear you snarfing?

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Oh, baby, yeah.

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Snarf it up.

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You know when you get a good one and you like feel it come out of your nose?

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Yeah, that's the best.

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Then you look and it's like a big glob on the thing.

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I don't know why that's so satisfying, but it is, I love it.

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It's like the opposite of a poop kind of.

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It's a schloop.

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Yeah.

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That's a good shit.

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I don't know how that's the opposite, but that's what we're gonna do.

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That's a good analogy.

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Analogy.

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Analogy.

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We haven't done this in a while.

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Yeah, it's been busy, man.

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Well, and we're both planning weddings.

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Yours is...

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This is Refine 90 Cinema in the Future.

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A month from six hours ago, we will be together.

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A month from today, we will be together for preparing for your wedding.

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We will be.

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I've got my flight and my hotel the night before, and I am figuring out a suit this

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weekend and...

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I hope it suits you.

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Good Lord.

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Yeah, it's been busy, obviously.

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And it's just been good.

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I mean, there's always...

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I don't think it's avoidable that there's stuff that will be stressful when you're

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planning a wedding, even though the way Steph and I are doing it is very late back.

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Michelle and I are at the point where it's like, if we have to spend a little more money

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to not have as much stress, we'll just do it.

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I mean, that's pretty fair, honestly, because the stress of it really sucks sometimes.

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Yes, but also, I keep saying it's not about the wedding, it's about the rest of our lives.

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Well, it kind of is, right?

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That's kind of why Steph and I did it the way we were doing it, because then we have

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like just like 30 people there.

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They're all of our closest friends, and everyone will get along.

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It's not like it's going to be like weird, like awkward situations where people don't

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really know each other well, because you'll get to know each other very quickly.

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There's only 30 people.

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Well, I don't know.

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Me and your mom.

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I mean...

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You're going to make me sit in a room with that bitch.

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Geez!

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I'm just kidding.

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I'm telling her you called her a bitch.

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She'll probably be like, fuck that guy.

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I'm going to be like, just take a second, have a seat, listen to like four minutes of our

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podcast.

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Four whole dang dang minutes.

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No, it's going to be wonderful.

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She's going to cry so much.

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Yeah, my sister probably will.

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In a happy way, because you're her little boy.

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I certainly am.

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I'm the littlest of boys.

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You are.

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You're also the youngest.

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True.

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I am her youngest.

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I'm like her baby.

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And I'm not going to say she loves you the most of all her children, but...

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She will just ask her.

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She regularly tells me that she's like, she's glad she did it right the third time, which

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I think is hilarious.

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By the way, it clearly has been a while because welcome to another episode of Refined 90s Cinema

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with Brendan and Alec.

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We're back.

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It's 2023, everybody.

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We have not done a podcast since Christmas.

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This is episode 50.

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You want to tell everybody what we're watching today, Brendan?

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We are watching the Truman Show, the Truman Shizzle, the Truman Show.

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That's pretty good.

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I haven't watched it in a very, very long time, but we'll see how it goes.

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But it shouldn't be too bad.

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I think it'll be pretty cool.

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Let's keep up.

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Thud up.

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I have a feeling we're going to be watching this movie, by the way, and it's going to

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be very...

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There's going to be parts where we're like not saying a damn thing because it's such

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a good movie.

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So anyway, my story started 20 minutes, literally 20 minutes ago with...

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That's why we have editing.

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I was wearing headphones, and my fiance was sitting in the same room watching me edit,

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and she was like, I loved seeing you laugh at different parts, and I didn't know what

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was funny, but I could tell you were editing your podcast and laughing at the different

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jokes, so I could tell it was going to be a funny episode.

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Quite honestly, I listen back to some of it sometimes, and it cracks me the fuck up.

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Some of the shit we say is hilarious, dude.

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We're sometimes funny.

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Sometimes.

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And sometimes we're not.

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Sometimes we're funny, sometimes we're not.

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Sometimes we're just two guys talking about movies.

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A lot.

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You're going to get married.

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Can you believe that?

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No, I don't want to talk about it.

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I'm going to have to travel across the country.

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Not really.

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Well, I have to travel across the country for your wedding, too.

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We're both getting married, Brendan.

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We're adults.

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This is true.

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God, why can't we just podcast every day and be really immature?

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I mean, we already got the immature thing covered, so.

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That's why we do this podcast.

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All right.

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I think that it's movie time, Brendan.

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I'm drinking my, I'm already almost done my first glass of wine.

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We haven't started the movie yet.

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I don't have wine because I'm congested, and wine makes me more congested.

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I'm excited for you.

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It's going to be good.

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It will be the goot-ist.

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Can you work a podcast reference into your speech?

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No.

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Unless perhaps I say both Stephanie and I were refined in the 90s.

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And look at us now.

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Fuck yes, brother.

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All right, guys, get ready for the Truman Show.

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Get ready to listen to Silence for an hour and 40 minutes.

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Are you ready?

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No, it's going to, hey, don't count your chickens before they hatch.

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I don't even own fucking, I don't even own chickens.

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That'd be a quick counting job.

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Well, if we're professionals, then count us down and do it.

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Do it right, Brendan.

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Three, two, one, go.

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Like I have a question for you, Brendan, before we start.

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Get really into this movie.

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Have you seen it before?

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Yes.

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Okay.

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So you like you've seen it as well.

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Yeah, I saw it when I was young, though.

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So I don't know if like I will barely remember this movie probably,

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but I remember enjoying it.

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Yeah, I can already tell I'm not going to remember like a lot of this.

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It's going to be like your, but I have seen it before.

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The sixth sense.

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But yeah.

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Yeah.

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It won't be quite like that because the sixth sense that was like,

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I literally have never seen it before.

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Looks like Disney World.

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Did you enjoy Disney World, by the way?

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Was it your first time there?

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Yeah.

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So we went over Christmas break.

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It was insane.

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I've never experienced even just to see it.

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Isn't it wild there?

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It's fucking crazy.

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I've never experienced anything like that before.

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I couldn't believe it when I went either.

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It was insane.

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Did you guys go to Animal Kingdom at all?

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Yeah, we did all four parks in three days.

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Yeah, Michelle knows what's up.

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When Steph took me, we were like going to every park and like park hopping and stuff.

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And we could like do a trip together or the four of us.

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Oh, that'd be so much fun.

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Steph would love to go to Disney with another Disney fanatic.

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I guarantee it.

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And we could podcast with Disney movies at Disney.

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Oh my God.

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Yeah.

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So the second day we did after hours at Hollywood Studios and got to like walk on all the Star Wars rides.

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Yo, so did you like the virtual reality like Millennium Falcon?

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Yeah.

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Dude, I've never done that one because that park got there after Steph and I went.

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Yeah.

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It literally took longer to walk through the line than it did to wait for the ride.

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That's awesome.

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Yeah, because the park's closed to everyone else except if you have these special tickets, right?

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So.

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Yeah.

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So we had the fast passes as well when we went and it was really nice like just being able to walk on to a lot of rides.

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Yeah.

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We really liked Flight of Passage, the one in the Avatar area.

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I don't know if you guys did that ride, but all of the line up through Avatar, but it was too crowded.

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Yeah, that rides insane.

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Every there's there was that was the longest line that we waited in when we went there.

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So one thing I would point out about this movie and I really, really like it is that every shot in the movie is like it's being filmed on a hidden camera.

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I love the colors.

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Yeah.

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Like the pastels and the browns and has it has a they did a good job making it feel like Truman's got a camera on him too.

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And like like all of the camera angles are like are like the people have cameras on them or the cameras like somewhere in the background or whatever.

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It's really interesting to watch because the camera angles are so different from like your average movie.

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Hey, he sells insurance like your future wife.

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Doesn't he sell insurance in fucking Yes, man as well?

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Does he?

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Yeah.

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I don't know.

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Does he sell insurance or is he like a financial?

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Oh, he gives out loans at the bank.

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He approves loans.

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Jim Carrey is always like a banker or a lawyer in these movies hilarious.

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And yes, he does sell insurance like my future wife.

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If he's in a coma, he's probably uninsurable.

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That's a horrible looking wedding ring.

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Just going to put it out there.

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Yeah, I hope I like mine actually I think is going to be pretty nice.

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I'm doing the hammered look for mine and it's like going to be smaller and like a little bit more because I don't wear rings.

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Like I don't like having shit on my hands though.

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It's going to be going to take a lot of getting used to probably do these camera angles are so good.

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I love the camera.

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I love that fish like that.

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It looks like it's through a hidden camera with the circle.

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Yeah, man.

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And I never like when I was younger and I watched it, I never knew any of this crap because I wasn't in film yet.

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But like it's really cool to watch this right now because of the camera angles.

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Oh, because he's never been outside of what's it called see Haven the town or whatever.

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Yeah.

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And you don't know as a viewer that he doesn't know his boat be sunk, dude.

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Yeah, because the premise of this movie is like he's like a he's like a TV series.

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Right.

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His mannerisms.

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Look at that butt.

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Look at those.

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Look at that back leg.

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Oh my Lord.

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That camera angle though.

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Do they have sex in the movie?

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I don't remember.

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A lot of movies had that in it in the 90s though.

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So it wouldn't surprise me much.

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Oh my God, the fucking advertisement.

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Yeah.

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That was hilarious.

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Fucking takes a swing of his beer, looks right in the camera.

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That was a beer and like shows the label.

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Dude, we have to do this at some point, Brendan.

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Off the Ambassador Bridge.

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Just fucking yeah, take some golf balls and a little tea with us and just hit them.

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That'd be fun.

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It would be really fun.

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Go out somewhere, drink some pops, some Canadian pops.

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Yeah, with the name Canadian on them and a maple leaf.

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Canada dry.

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And then our 4.5% alcohol.

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Like the color of his shirt, I just, oh, they did such a nice job.

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This movie is a pretty good testament to like the fact that you don't need crazy special effects

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and like CGI to make a good movie and make it look good.

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And I mean, they just used, I feel like it's like, remember when you were like the VHS?

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Did you ever do school announcements?

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Yep.

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Did you have like the, like you could do like a star wipe or like a checkerboard?

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Dude, all the time.

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And we used to do that shit in like PowerPoint presentations too.

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We, yeah, and we used to have it where we had recorded the morning announcements on a VHS tape

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and then play them back after the bell.

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So like you could put all those wipes with this little mixing board.

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That's what I feel like this movie used for camera.

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He's so scared to travel on the ocean.

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Yeah, but like think about it.

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It's because they like are psychologically torturing him.

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Yeah, and making him scared to leave.

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Oh, he lost his dad in the ocean.

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That's why his father was an actor.

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Yep.

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I mean, what?

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Spoilers.

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Daddy!

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Daddy, no.

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Just breathe.

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No.

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Open your gills, daddy.

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Daddy.

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Damn it.

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Daddy.

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Love that it just fucking rains right on him.

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It's so funny.

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Because it's pathetic fallacy.

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That's so funny.

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And it's following him.

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He must just believe that rain follows you.

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That's awesome.

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I love how it's raining everywhere now, but you can still see the outline from like the little stream

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that was landing on him.

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Which actress is this Brendan?

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This is, I don't know.

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Do you know?

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No, she looks familiar though.

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Yes.

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She's a very famous actress.

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Laura Linney.

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She plays one of the main antagonists in...

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Severance, the show's called.

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What?

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Yeah, she plays the fucking Lady in Severance, the like boss lady.

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No.

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It's not the same person.

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That's Patricia Arquette.

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Are you serious?

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Yeah.

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They do kind of look alike though.

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So Laura Linney was in Frasier, the Big C and Ozark.

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Oh, I thought that she was the same lady that did Severance.

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It kind of looks like a younger Patricia Arquette though.

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Yeah, she looks so much like her.

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It's crazy.

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Did you hear season two of Severance is coming out in the spring probably?

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Like next year in the spring?

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Like they're filming it now.

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Oh, so we have to wait a whole nother year for that?

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Yeah.

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That sucks.

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They said like spring, summer, 2023, potentially at the earliest.

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Oh my God.

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That's so annoying.

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It's his father.

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And there's a fucking troop of runners that gets in his way and a mailman and a bike.

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Like it's funny how everything gets put in his way.

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And then they drag his dad away from him.

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I have to say, it does look like they designed it

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and they probably took a lot of cues from Disney World.

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It does look similar.

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Yeah, like with the arches leading into it and like all the housing and stuff.

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Like it's like that.

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Not quite real.

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A little too perfect.

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Yeah, there's just something off about it.

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Yeah.

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That like eerie.

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You just, you know, it's funny about Disney and now you'll understand

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because you've been there.

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Like when you're there, you just get like these happy feelings.

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You know, it's weird.

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Like I walked into one of the parks and instantly I was like, wow,

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I feel pretty good.

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You know, well, it's cause it's like engineered to make you feel that way.

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Right.

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The mother has a picture of herself because she's the fucking actress.

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It was your fault.

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She's like a soap actress.

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Oh, she touched his leg.

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That'd be it for me, man.

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I'd be done.

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That's his mother.

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She's an actress, Brendan.

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He still has like his little boy room set up in the basement.

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Oh, I guess he's at his mother's house.

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He's wearing what looks like a little boy clothes to like that t-shirt.

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It'd be amazing if his father was Joey Tribbiani because the picture

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kind of looked like that.

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Oh my God.

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That's a cute dress.

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How she's standing.

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She's like coming macaroni off of me, daddy.

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I guess this move in.

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Was that his dad's old clothes?

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Old sweater.

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Daddy.

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Daddy, I have your sweater.

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I love this shit.

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This is so good.

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Ten thousand days.

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Oh, that's how they like show a memory.

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I remember what happens now.

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Can you imagine?

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Oh my God.

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Your whole life is like all of a sudden just like a fucking lie.

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Oh, I don't know.

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Did you ever hear there was an NPR story about this guy

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who they put him in its Japanese like reality, crazy reality show.

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They put him in this apartment, told him he couldn't leave until he won a thousand

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dollars in sweepstakes like magazine and mail entry competitions.

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And then they'd up it when he would get close.

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They'd up it to like five thousand and then ten thousand and then they made it

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look like he won and took him out.

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But really they took him out into a set and it was like film before a live studio

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audience and he was filmed 24 seven and they turned it into a reality show.

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And they started with him in an apartment with no clothes, told them they wouldn't

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let him out until he won money and close.

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Wow.

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Yeah.

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And he ate ramen every day.

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Like it was nuts.

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If I could eat ramen every day and not like wither away and die, I would.

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So good.

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I fucking love ramen.

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I should take you to a ramen place when you're here.

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I don't know.

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Like you're not here for very many days.

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So it might be hard, but look at his little bow tie.

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I like bow ties, man.

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Me too.

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Michelle asked me if I wanted to wear a bow tie for our wedding.

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And I don't think so.

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Stephanie refused to let me wear a bow tie.

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That surprises me.

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She's not into the BT.

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The BTA.

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She wanted to bang in the library.

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She looks the same age throughout the whole movie.

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Did you say, did you ever bang in a library?

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No, I said she wanted to.

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She was trying to get him to do it.

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He's like, I got to commit this to memory.

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Clearly loves this other woman and or has strong feelings.

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He's never met her.

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He's seen her.

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What a creep, dude.

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Look at her.

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Look at him fucking peep it over the books.

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It's the shirt of the that he had in the in the chest.

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Oh, did she die?

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She probably dies.

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Oh, God, I forget Brandon.

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I'm upset.

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No, it's like, can I do it?

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Should I tell you?

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No, don't tell me.

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Let me be excited about something I don't remember.

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Why?

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For what?

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Come have a cameo.

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Say hello to the people.

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Hello.

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Hello.

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Brandon says hello as well.

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Hello to the Brendan.

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This is my future wife, ladies and gentlemen.

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To the Stephanie.

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I'm here to tell Alex to not stop podcasting for 15 to 20 minutes.

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You cheating on me?

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Well, listen, I wouldn't need 15, 20 minutes.

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Let me just.

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No, I'm adjusting.

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You're ready here first, folks.

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You do not want to see.

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That's fair.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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I love you.

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I love you too.

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I know what she's doing.

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Is she preparing her wedding night sex attire?

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Are you preparing your wedding night sex attire?

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Okay.

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Go do your wedding dress stuff.

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She like stared at me for a second.

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Then she started doing like a weird dance thing.

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And I was like, okay, that's her come hither.

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Make me a mommy.

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Make me a mommy.

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I want to be more than just a cat mom.

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I want to be a flesh mommy.

20:58

Oh my God.

21:00

That term is awful.

21:03

Oh, he cheats on his fucking wife, lady, girlfriend person.

21:07

She drowns.

21:08

She's going to drown.

21:10

Just like her day.

21:10

Just like his dad did.

21:12

And that's a thing like his fake actress wife would have known about all of this.

21:17

Yep.

21:17

Speaking of pizza places, when you were here, do we have Mike's kitchen?

21:21

Is that the place in the States?

21:22

No, no, no.

21:23

That's the pizza.

21:25

Remember, I got the Big Mac pizza and you were like, oh no, I definitely didn't.

21:30

I wasn't there for that night that you ordered it.

21:32

We should do it next time.

21:32

I'm down though.

21:33

Dude.

21:35

Okay.

21:36

She fucking tells him his life is a lie.

21:39

She's the real true love.

21:41

Oh, it's a pretty decent car to be able to drive on the beach.

21:45

Yeah, what the fuck?

21:46

How is it even driving on the sand?

21:48

It's because it's fake.

21:49

They're going.

21:50

Sylvia, your sweater.

21:52

Your red sweater.

21:53

I'm going to smell it at night.

21:56

And not tell my wife.

21:59

Truman Bar.

22:01

All the women watching this show are in love with him.

22:04

That's, but that's another like, there's a whole real world outside component.

22:10

But why would they let him keep that?

22:12

Because it's part of the show.

22:13

And how he like remembers this woman that he loved before.

22:16

They would make it part of the show.

22:18

So that it's kind of creepy, honestly, but also kind of romantic.

22:23

He's trying to find like eyes that look just like her to fucking

22:27

rebuild her the back of a photo of his wife.

22:30

That's fucked up.

22:31

What did you do?

22:33

He immediately like starts drinking it.

22:35

I mean, I would to a serial killer ask.

22:39

Let's do honestly.

22:41

If it were him making a collage of this lady's face for two hours,

22:45

it would still be better than that other movie.

22:48

The fucking hardware movie or whatever.

22:52

Hardware.

22:53

Look at her.

22:53

She's watching him watching the Truman show.

22:56

I love that camera angle from the radio.

22:59

Yeah, it's like a little hidden camera.

23:01

It's cool.

23:02

Oh, he's hearing like the production walkie-talkies.

23:05

Stand by all extras.

23:07

Now he's hearing through the walkie-talkies, Brendan, like he said.

23:10

And they're all wearing earpieces.

23:12

Yep.

23:12

That's insane.

23:14

What a clever movie, honestly.

23:16

I love that he starts to like realize.

23:19

Well, he's like something's not right.

23:22

There's even a fucking street cleaner like in Disneyland, man.

23:25

That's a good comparison.

23:28

But even when you look at it like it's too perfect.

23:32

Yeah, like there's no cracks in the road.

23:34

Everything's maintained way too well for it to be like regular lived in society.

23:39

Right.

23:40

It's clearly like a movie set.

23:42

That was a cool shot.

23:44

But think about it though.

23:45

If you're watching like a reality TV show or like it's just a TV show in general

23:49

and the character felt as real as he does because he actually thinks it's real.

23:53

Can you imagine how good that would be?

23:55

Like just imagine how good of a show it would be to watch something like this.

23:59

Well, and I think like that's why they kind of show you the real world outside of the Truman show is

24:06

fan clubs and restaurants and people are literally glued to it and addicted to it.

24:12

Well, and also I don't know if you notice, but when they switch to the scenes where it's

24:16

outside of the Truman show, everything looks a little bit more dull.

24:18

Like the colors aren't as vibrant.

24:20

I think it's just nice.

24:21

He's starting to like question his reality, which I think is like a really normal like

24:27

a coming of age disillusionment with adult life type of thing.

24:33

Almost got hit by a bus.

24:34

He's realizing like all of this happens because of me.

24:37

Yep.

24:38

Like this is weird, but how would he know any different?

24:41

Like he should have gotten hit by the bus basically.

24:44

But how would you know any different?

24:46

They went bust and he looks and there's craft services like what?

24:51

That's like where everyone goes for lunch and shit.

24:53

He found it.

24:55

It's the dude on the butt.

24:57

I wish he'd hit me on the butt.

25:00

That was my point was I think it's normal and that you question like is this real?

25:07

I think fantasizing about a different life for yourself is healthy.

25:13

Helps you have goals and and look outside yourself.

25:17

Yeah, I think like questioning if you're doing the right thing is really good to

25:21

write like, by the way, I didn't talk about this earlier, but I've been doing

25:25

like a regular ice bath for two for two to two and a half minutes every day.

25:30

But you put ice in the tub.

25:32

No, I have a I have a bin outside of water.

25:36

What I just go outside and climb into for two and a half minutes every day.

25:39

Are you fucking with me?

25:40

No, it's 100% what I'm doing.

25:42

And it's actually like amazing.

25:44

Like I when I get out of it, I feel so good.

25:46

Like because your body naturally warms up afterwards.

25:49

You fill a tub with ice.

25:52

Yeah, I have like a bin that I can fit in outside and there's ice and water in

25:57

it and I go out and I sit in it for two minutes and it's like a mental battle

26:01

some days, but it's really, really good for you.

26:03

Like an increase in your circulation and.

26:05

And you like fill it with the hose.

26:07

Well, I did originally.

26:08

Now the water just sits outside and I like I put a bunch of epsom salts in it

26:12

so it wouldn't freeze over too bad.

26:13

And then I go climb.

26:14

I break the ice that's on top and then I climb into it for two minutes

26:17

and you just like put on the deck.

26:19

Yeah, pretty much.

26:20

And your neighbors don't think you're that fucking weird.

26:23

Like a couple days ago, the neighbor actually had like an energy consultant

26:28

at her house and I walked up the stairs in a bathing suit, soaking wet in the snow

26:33

and looked at she was in like full, full winter attire and she looked at me

26:37

and I was like morning and then I walked to the house because I was like,

26:40

I don't know what the fuck to do.

26:42

You look over here like jelly out.

26:44

Yeah, it's a little cold out today.

26:46

Dude, that's awesome.

26:48

Yeah, I couldn't do it today or the last day because it's actually like

26:51

freezing a little too much because it's way too cold out.

26:54

Well, how cold is it out there?

26:56

Right now it's like negative eight.

26:58

Oh, at least.

26:58

Yeah, it's the same temperature here.

27:00

They recommend online.

27:01

Like if you're doing ice baths, you should do it at like around anywhere

27:04

from one to four degrees when it's that cold out.

27:07

I can't do it because it's too much.

27:09

So I have to wait till next week to start doing them again.

27:11

But is this like the Wim Hof method?

27:13

Where did you study up on it a lot?

27:16

And I asked for a bin that could fit me in it for Christmas.

27:19

It was one of my gifts that I wanted.

27:22

This is why we're friends.

27:23

Why?

27:24

Because I would totally ask for that for Christmas too.

27:26

Yeah, like I was just excited about it because like it helps with full

27:30

body inflammation, like reducing it.

27:32

And I have tendonitis in both my arms.

27:34

So like I actually haven't had an issue with my hands or my arms hurting

27:37

since I started doing this because the ice bath reduces the inflammation

27:41

in my hands and my arms so much.

27:42

Good.

27:43

It's actually super good for my tendonitis and then like my clarity of

27:47

mind is way better and my blood flow is better.

27:50

So like I actually started warming up even quicker.

27:52

Like so I would come in the first time I came in, I've shivered for like

27:54

half an hour and then now if I do it after 22 days of doing it,

27:59

I'm warm without shivering at all in like 30, 30 seconds to a minute.

28:04

And then like I gradually warm up the rest of the way.

28:06

So do you do that and then shower?

28:08

No, I don't shower at all.

28:09

I just put on like my sweatpants and my sweater and I go to work.

28:13

But like I don't shower at all.

28:15

I just come inside, put on some warm clothes and go about my day.

28:18

Okay, but so my next question is how do you clean yourself?

28:22

I don't need to, dude.

28:23

It's literally I just put Epsom salts in the water and I have a lid for it.

28:26

So it's not like any like rainwater or anything's getting into it.

28:29

And you're like, switch it out every couple of weeks.

28:32

Pretty much, yeah.

28:33

So you're not showering.

28:34

Well, no, I'm showering, but I don't shower immediately after.

28:38

Oh, I shower every night before I go to bed.

28:40

Okay, look at the fucking.

28:42

Okay, the sun coming up kills me.

28:44

Did you notice that, Brendan?

28:46

No.

28:47

Yeah, because it's like the lights turning on in the studio or whatever

28:50

or on the set.

28:51

It's a nice house.

28:53

Non-union workers.

28:55

He's suspicious.

28:58

If you ask me, Alex, she's acting pretty sus.

29:01

She's acting super sus.

29:03

She's the imposter.

29:04

He's going to follow her.

29:05

She's going to go to the break room.

29:07

She's going to her trailer.

29:09

She really do be going to her trailer though.

29:11

To do a doobie.

29:13

Yeah.

29:13

That's how the kids say it, right?

29:15

To doob it up.

29:18

This scene is the best.

29:21

That's so what I'm talking about, yeah.

29:23

Beautiful job.

29:25

I feel like Steph should have that poster in her office.

29:29

Which one?

29:30

That it could happen to you with the lighting.

29:34

And also that do you have insurance against street gangs?

29:38

We should try and find that poster to put it in the show notes.

29:41

I'm sure someone's made it.

29:43

And if someone hasn't, I'm going to.

29:45

You'd be booking a flight to Fiji, dude.

29:48

Have you ever used a travel agent?

29:50

No, I just booked my shit myself.

29:52

No, I mean, yeah, I never...

29:54

I mean, I guess we always had the internet as we've been old enough to travel

29:59

for ourselves.

30:00

I mean, essentially I have a travel agent that's living with me though

30:03

because Steph's super fucking good at booking flights though.

30:06

Michelle is too, actually.

30:08

Well, I mean, they're both Disney freaks.

30:09

They go to Disney on the regular, right?

30:12

He can't go to Fiji, but he can go to Chicago.

30:15

Getting out of train to Chicago.

30:16

I'm on the train to Chicago.

30:20

What a movie, nuns.

30:22

All these people like, where the hell are we going?

30:24

And that guy's like, I don't know how to drive a bus.

30:28

He tries to start it and just fucking messes it up.

30:31

I love how everyone grabs all their shit so organized like, too.

30:35

Everybody off.

30:36

We've got a problem.

30:37

Doesn't he have a car?

30:38

No, why would he have a car?

30:40

No, like Truman drove a car to work.

30:43

Oh, it's true.

30:44

He could just get his fucking car and drive, but he's on an island though.

30:48

Oh, but why would he take a bus though?

30:50

He's like, wife, I'm telling you, it's a setup.

30:54

I don't know how I'd feel in his situation.

30:56

They go around again.

30:57

They come back.

30:57

They go around again.

30:59

You want to go to Fiji?

31:00

Oh, he locked her in the car.

31:02

Get fucked.

31:02

I don't know.

31:04

I don't know where Fiji is.

31:06

Now he's going to drive to Fiji, Brendan.

31:08

Fiji is an island country in Melanesia.

31:12

Yeah, like that's totally Disney.

31:14

100%.

31:15

It looks just like it.

31:16

It's probably, they probably modeled it after Disney, honestly.

31:19

I love how a billion cars drive out in front of it.

31:22

Yeah, like he's so synchronized.

31:24

I like that you said exactly what he said before he said it.

31:26

But I bet that's just how we roll here on Refined.

31:31

Nineties.

31:32

Cinema.

31:35

Man, he is just something else.

31:38

Jim Carrey's crazy.

31:39

He's a crazy boy.

31:41

It's a bread.

31:41

He puts her hand on the wheel, closes his eyes and says drive.

31:45

They just light the road on fire.

31:50

Everything's fine.

31:51

Look how perfect that road looks, even.

31:53

She's going off script, Brendan.

31:55

They're out of sea haven now, baby.

31:57

Nuclear power station.

32:00

They're coming up with some.

32:02

He's like, how did he know?

32:04

My name.

32:05

He fucked up.

32:06

Looks like the Intel guys making the processors.

32:10

Run Truman, run.

32:11

I mean, anyone would struggle with a bunch of dudes with weird like fucking radio

32:15

active suits on them grabbing you like that radio active face.

32:21

Where are you?

32:22

What are you talking about?

32:24

This is the best.

32:25

Oh my God.

32:26

I can take some multi tool kitchen knife out starts poking it at him.

32:31

What are you talking to?

32:32

Like the poor guy is losing his mind.

32:34

He's being gas lit by the entire town.

32:37

It's like the worst abusive relationship.

32:40

Yeah, no fucking kidding.

32:41

Like, you know, when you're seeing someone and you get out of it and

32:44

you're like, I'm much better off.

32:47

Yeah, exactly.

32:48

When you're in it, you don't realize it.

32:50

Well, I mean, we've both been there.

32:51

So multiple time.

32:54

I'm pouring some more wine.

32:56

I mean, we learned our lessons.

32:59

This guy's the biggest dick of them all though, Brendan.

33:02

He's just an actor.

33:03

His best friend fucking imagine if I one day like you found out that I was just

33:08

an actor paid to be part of your life.

33:09

I can't.

33:10

I can't even imagine.

33:11

Like, oh my God.

33:13

How awful would that be?

33:15

That would be the worst thing to find out.

33:17

We're like, you know, you're your parents when you're a kid, your parents ever say

33:21

like, yeah, we pay your friends or kids ever say that to you.

33:26

You imagine how earth shattering that would be to your

33:31

conception and your who you are.

33:34

And it'll be the absolute worst.

33:36

I love that they're feeding him lines.

33:38

Oh my God.

33:39

It's so it hurts to watch this as an adult.

33:42

Like, right?

33:43

Because you're like, and he's like literally messing with him.

33:48

They brought daddy into the Truman show.

33:50

Obviously, it's not going to be the same guy.

33:53

No, it'd be a fucking different dude.

33:55

It can be a weirdo.

33:57

Alexander, go to him.

34:00

It's not the same guy.

34:01

No, he knows.

34:02

Look at his face.

34:02

He put pillows with his face on them.

34:05

That was great television.

34:07

Love him.

34:08

Protect him.

34:09

That's insane.

34:10

That guy's shirt is very 90s.

34:13

He knows.

34:14

He started to figure it out and she's like, oh, fuck.

34:16

I want his D.

34:18

Hey, it's tick tock.

34:19

It's kind of like the vertical.

34:21

Like that's amazing.

34:22

Yeah, like from the moment he was born, they were filming this TV show.

34:25

It's fucking insane.

34:27

That was the worst special effect.

34:30

I know.

34:32

They clearly blew their budget on the set.

34:35

100%.

34:37

Fucking watching it in the bathroom.

34:39

He fucking pops out of a Christmas gift.

34:43

Everyone's fucking watching on the beach as his father has a hidden camera.

34:49

You're too late.

34:50

There's nothing left to explore.

34:52

This is a classic example of when you're trying to like end a series, but you can't.

34:58

It's when the writers fuck up the end of the series.

35:00

It's like in fringe or lost or like any of those series.

35:03

Oh, that's why people are so addicted to it, though, is that it's on 24 hours a day.

35:07

And it's like pay-per-view.

35:09

He's got a Truman dollhouse.

35:11

What the fuck?

35:12

The office guy.

35:13

Scully from Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

35:15

He described it as a cell.

35:17

That's awful.

35:18

Say no to the Truman show.

35:21

A new romantic interest will be introduced.

35:24

Oh, she's being super creepy.

35:25

She wants his D, dude.

35:27

Well...

35:29

Is this guy just living in the fucking bathtub?

35:31

I think so.

35:33

It's amazing.

35:34

The SS America.

35:36

And he's got a picture of his wife.

35:38

I wonder if they charge people more when there's sex scenes in the show?

35:42

I hope so.

35:43

Do you ever watch like Justin.tv or iJustine?

35:47

No.

35:47

They did those like it was like live stream 24 seven.

35:51

And even if they banged, they had like a camera that they wore.

35:55

It's that's so fucking weird.

35:57

But it was like before cell phones were really big.

35:59

So they was like actual like a big DSLR camera.

36:05

That's so weird, man.

36:06

The thing about this website called Justin.tv.

36:09

It was like early mid mid two thousands.

36:12

Like when we're in high school.

36:14

Come in, Major Burbank.

36:16

Do not drink anything on set.

36:19

I love that he's just living his normal day now to fucking test and see.

36:23

Wouldn't it creep you out adult twins who still dressed identically?

36:27

Yeah.

36:28

Fine colonial homes.

36:31

A new love interest.

36:32

Oh, she looks like the fucking girl that he's actually in love with.

36:35

Almost like a cross between her and his wife.

36:37

Yep.

36:38

What's that penny as in his tie?

36:40

It's like a holder.

36:41

Like a tie clip.

36:43

No, but it's like it's just like a gold pin and it's way too high to be a tie clip.

36:47

Weird.

36:48

I didn't actually know it's like a different kind of tie clip.

36:51

There's the boss.

36:52

Oh, yeah.

36:53

I guess it'd be super boring while he was sleeping.

36:55

Also, why does Christophe live there?

36:57

Did he Ferris Bieler them?

36:59

He's super Ferris Bieler them, dude.

37:01

Yeah, there's the two guys.

37:03

Oh, yeah.

37:04

Okay.

37:04

CSI and her took.

37:06

He's fucking driving around at night, baby.

37:09

Nice truck.

37:10

Oh, that's his best friend.

37:11

He shows up with beer as I am.

37:14

Where's he hiding?

37:15

He tunneled.

37:16

That is some dedication.

37:18

He fucking tunneled his way out of there, baby.

37:21

Truman's gone.

37:22

Oh, no, Brandon.

37:23

Where'd he go?

37:25

They put on fucking elevator music.

37:28

I love that they have their little headquarters in the moon.

37:30

That's fucking hilarious.

37:31

They put a spotlight on in the fucking ocean.

37:36

Did you ever participate in one of these searches where they do like

37:38

a line walk through like the forest or something?

37:40

Nope.

37:41

Did you?

37:42

Yeah.

37:42

When I was younger, there was one.

37:44

They were looking for someone.

37:46

Yeah.

37:46

So we all like did a big line walk near where you lived.

37:50

Yeah, there was like a couple blocks patch of like trees and park

37:55

where I grew up in Windsor and we we did one of those.

37:58

And I remember it really vividly.

37:59

It was it's kind of weird actually because I was really young, but

38:02

that would be weird for you to participate in.

38:05

I had to go with my mom though because there's just me and her for a little while, right?

38:09

According to this date calculator, he would be 30 years old.

38:13

That's so weird.

38:15

He could literally be anywhere.

38:16

Also, how do they get all these people to work at night?

38:19

Oh, Kristoff, cue the sun.

38:22

The sun, baby.

38:24

What's going on?

38:26

This man who created the Truman Show has too much power, Brendan.

38:30

Clearly.

38:31

But he's also probably like rich and famous.

38:33

He can say something like cue the sun.

38:36

He's playing God.

38:37

That's the whole point of the movie.

38:41

Yeah.

38:41

And then fucking Jim Carrey gets into Bruce Almighty where he also

38:44

deals with someone who plays God himself.

38:47

I love everyone's just standing there ready to go for if he shows up.

38:51

Dweep the hobba.

38:53

How does he know how to sail a sailboat?

38:55

Well, he sailed with his dad when he was a kid, though.

38:58

He'll his dad dreamed.

39:00

Hey, our guy's back.

39:02

He's sailing, dude.

39:07

So he has like the perfect outfit.

39:09

Yeah, he has the perfect sailing outfit just in his wardrobe ready to go with

39:14

it with the hat and everything just and he hasn't even sailed since

39:17

he was a kid with his dad.

39:18

Like what the fuck?

39:19

It looks like riding a bicycle.

39:21

Also, I want to point out Santa Maria is like the most fucking obvious

39:26

boat name ever.

39:27

Oh my God, they're actors that can't drive the boat.

39:30

He like looks at him.

39:31

He immediately knows the plan.

39:34

Yeah, they're going to kill him, dude.

39:36

Or they're just going to do a big storm so that it dissuades him.

39:40

That guy looks like Ben Feldman from Superstore.

39:43

He kind of does.

39:44

Yeah.

39:45

Superstore had no right being as good as it was, by the way.

39:48

What do you mean?

39:48

It was such a random show and then it was just so good.

39:52

The first season was like, yeah, but then it sucks you in.

39:55

Well, it's kind of like the office, right?

39:56

The office started off really slow and then got way better.

39:59

I tried watching Blockbuster.

40:01

It is not good.

40:02

Imagine how enticing that would be as a viewer, though.

40:05

It's like, you don't know what's real, what's manufactured.

40:07

I love how the music too is like basically what the music is they're

40:10

using on the show.

40:11

Come on, true man.

40:13

You're a true man.

40:14

Look at the naked bath guy screaming.

40:18

But like, I don't understand.

40:19

You have so much money invested in this.

40:21

What is your plan already, dude?

40:23

They've been doing it for 30 years, but they still they don't want to lose.

40:25

Like he could live another 70 years.

40:28

Increase the wind, Alex, on your Macintosh.

40:32

Yeah.

40:33

On your Macintosh PC from the 90s.

40:35

He wants to protect his legacy.

40:37

So he's trying to kill him.

40:38

What a fuckhead.

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What a fuckhead.

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Yeah, the storm cleared up that fucking quick, of course.

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Turtleneck sweater tucked into those wool pants.

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Dude, I love me a good turtleneck.

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So what now?

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There's just pirates and they shoot him.

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He's reached the edge.

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He's rips.

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It's like, yeah.

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Can you imagine in that moment?

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What would you be thinking?

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Yeah.

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Can you imagine how fucking weird it would be?

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Like your brain would just explode.

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It's a really pretty painting of clouds.

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It is.

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Never remember this.

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They took the sound out and made it like you're watching the show now.

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The worst part about this for him is that Truman would never win any awards

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for Best Actor or anything.

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Like he just never would do that.

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Maybe the show would win.

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There's just stairs.

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Yeah, just a random staircase.

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It looks like he's doing his best Keanu Reeves.

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Yep.

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But the Matrix came after this.

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But still, even he knows what television is, so he obviously watched it.

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Fucking pets his head on the screen.

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What a fucking weirdo.

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So he's as addicted to the television show as everyone else.

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Yeah, the creator isn't just as addicted.

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I forgot about the pillow.

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She like gets up, puts some fucking clothes on.

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You think they're going to let you anywhere near him?

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Yeah.

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If you look at the poster, it says 30th anniversary party.

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Yep.

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He escaped his own reality, Brandon.

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Is that fucking crazy?

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The artist was hoisted.

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See, transmission.

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Honestly, like the perfect TV show, though, 30 years of a TV show,

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and then he escapes the show.

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And that's how it ends.

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Are you kidding?

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That's amazing.

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So good.

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What a good movie.

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Oh my God.

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Probably one of the best we've watched on the podcast in all honesty.

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It is just, it is a very excellent piece of cinematography.

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Excellent.

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You know, we're here at Refined.

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Nineties.

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Cinema tend to believe and remember that there are fine,

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fine things in this world.

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I believe that Truman had some really good real sex for the first time in his

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life once he left that place.

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I hope so.

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Me too.

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You got this, Truman.

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You my boy, Truman.

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Well, I'm going to go look up some Truman show reviews.

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All right.

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Because I'm interested.

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I want to know what people think.

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One star.

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But sir.

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This guy gave it a one star review and just said it was strange, but entertaining.

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But gave it a one star review.

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Fuck you, dude.

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But sir.

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This movie left me in an irritated mood.

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It doesn't mean one star reviews are even, they don't, none of them make sense.

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I'm going to five stars.

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Was it like my DVD?

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It was like, I kept watching this movie stupidly.

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It left me in an irritated mood.

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The product placements are amazing.

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Five stars.

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Amazon.co.uk.

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Let's see what they have to say.

43:33

This, this movie is freaky, right?

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It's like the matrix where like, or what we living is what we're living right now.

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A lie, Brandon.

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That's, that's the point.

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Yeah.

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It's so fucking wild.

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Like a lot of movies in the 90s were like that because like, I think the, the human

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psyche like elevated a level or something in the 90s.

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And then people were like, is it all fake?

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You know, wild.

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Here is an Amazon.co.uk review from July 15th, 2021.

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A true pro woke Christian knows and could tell the symbolism throughout the movie.

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I just hope other people wake up to the lies in the movie.

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Lastly, the reason I put the one star review is not because of the production on

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of the movie was lacking where the acting was bad.

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They got their message all right in a professional way.

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It's just that the message that they were trying to convey was a very,

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very twisted and is the exact opposite of the truth of the Lord.

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Damn.

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Someone named Mama Juju says.

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Mama Juju.

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Wait, can we stop and talk about the name Mama Juju for a second?

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I feel like we shouldn't.

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All right, continue.

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Not me says Mama Juju.

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One star daughter loved it.

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Oh, Lord.

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That's the review.

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Clearly they did not.

45:00

I took my glasses off for that just so I could face palm.

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King Louis says weird stuff.

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One star bizarre film.

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If you suffer with paranoia, do not watch it.

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Ha, ha, ha, ha.

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King Louis needs to get some help.

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What's your review of this movie, Brendan?

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It's good when you watch it the first time because you get the, huh, you get

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the twist, but and you're like as excited as the characters in the show

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are to see how it's going to end.

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And it leaves you with questions, which is good.

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But as a rewatch, it doesn't have that bad as a rewatch.

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I think if you know the gist of it, like it's you can you can kind of

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like read between the lines a little bit.

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It's still really good.

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But like it's not like something like Avatar or the Rings, though.

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I do agree with you where like the rewatch ability is pretty low.

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You know what's happening, right?

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Like even even now, I didn't watch it since I think the last time I watched

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this movie is when I was like nine years old or something like that.

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Like I was pretty young and even now, like knowing the way it ends and like

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having having an idea of what's happening.

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Like it kind of ruins it.

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You know, you're not really finding out with the character.

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I think that adds a lot to the movie.

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Like as a first watch, like you said, learning what's happening as the

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character is learning it and like kind of like having that twinge in your

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brain, like what the hell's going on?

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That kind of weird stuff.

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So really, the moral of the story is we should adopt a child and build a dome

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for them and then make millions of dollars off of their suffering and pain.

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I'm fine with it.

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Let me get married first so that I'll get back to you.

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I mean, then we'll have an available womb.

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So get on it.

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Oh yeah, baby.

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My first born is being donated to television.

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That's right.

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Well, probably YouTube.

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So let's be honest.

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Yeah, it's fair.

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Just a series of YouTube shorts.

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Not even tiktoks.

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Yeah.

46:50

Another interesting episode of Rewind 90s.

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Cinema.

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Hold on.

46:55

I just noticed this.

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Someone's review.

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Continue.

47:00

I want to hear the review.

47:04

Jessamine said wrong address.

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It was delivered to the wrong address.

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Never saw it.

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My son was extremely disappointed.

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Hahaha.

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Grub L says unexpected taxes.

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One star.

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I had to pay big extra taxes, which I had no info about at the moment of purchase.

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I expect the price shown to be the final price without surprises at the moment of

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the postman delivery.

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Geez.

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They clearly like bought the wrong format.

47:36

Grandma D says one star.

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I don't think I ordered this book.

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Why do you think her name is Grandma D, Brendan?

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That's true.

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These are the important questions we should ask in our lives.

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Until next time, please watch the Truman Show and enjoy the footage we did.

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And if we don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night.

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