We talk about the exhilarating world of disc golf, shining a spotlight on the World Championships in Vermont, and discussing some of the big names in the game.
Ever wondered what exploring small towns, historical sites, video games, and whiskey have in common? Well, we did. And our journey led us on an adventure from whiskey tasting in the quaint surroundings of Vermont to the historical allure of Salem, Massachusetts. We'll also revisit our favorite video games, including Need for Speed, NBA Street Volume 2, and Diablo, and weigh in on the anticipation surrounding the release of Starfield. And it wouldn't be a complete experience without sharing our thoughts on the legendary stuntman, Evil Knievel, the thought-provoking art of Phil Lewis, and the merits of buying directly from the source online.
As we wind down, we'll delve into the wild world of shoes, style, and consumerism, engaging in a hearty debate about the pros and cons of buying expensive shoes compared to affordable ones. Spoiler alert: sneakerheads, we're onto your bots! We also delve into the controversial topic of leaving pizza out overnight, and explore new ideas for podcast segments focusing on local people and places in Philadelphia. Finally, we dive into the deepest of thoughts as we ponder the mystery of life and death, discuss various belief systems. So buckle up, and join us for all this and more on The Expresslane Podcast with Kev and Stan.
We talk about the exhilarating world of disc golf, shining a spotlight on the World Championships in Vermont, and discussing some of the big names in the game.
Ever wondered what exploring small towns, historical sites, video games, and whiskey have in common? Well, we did. And our journey led us on an adventure from whiskey tasting in the quaint surroundings of Vermont to the historical allure of Salem, Massachusetts. We'll also revisit our favorite video games, including Need for Speed, NBA Street Volume 2, and Diablo, and weigh in on the anticipation surrounding the release of Starfield. And it wouldn't be a complete experience without sharing our thoughts on the legendary stuntman, Evil Knievel, the thought-provoking art of Phil Lewis, and the merits of buying directly from the source online.
As we wind down, we'll delve into the wild world of shoes, style, and consumerism, engaging in a hearty debate about the pros and cons of buying expensive shoes compared to affordable ones. Spoiler alert: sneakerheads, we're onto your bots! We also delve into the controversial topic of leaving pizza out overnight, and explore new ideas for podcast segments focusing on local people and places in Philadelphia. Finally, we dive into the deepest of thoughts as we ponder the mystery of life and death, discuss various belief systems. So buckle up, and join us for all this and more on The Expresslane Podcast with Kev and Stan.
Yeah, I've been on a tear of like Nor McDonald reels from weekend update stuff or stuff from the, the podcast with Adam, and he's so fucking funny.
Speaker 2:Some of it. You like you're sitting there, you're just like what is going on and then, yeah, I don't know if he was thinking about it or he's so long and drawn out, you're like all right. But yeah, man, probably one of my favorite comedians um.
Speaker 1:Absolutely and probably never.
Speaker 2:Even I could probably say I've never seen his Stand-up, like I don't know. Does he have a special? Never seen one. I think there was one on Netflix.
Speaker 1:Is it?
Speaker 2:yeah, I just every time you see him, whether it's any tonight show. I guess he's never burned enough bridges on them or like people talking about him like the funniest guy and then to go out the way he did was just like Super respectable, like oh, he has cancer and he died.
Speaker 2:Like fuck, he's a man tell anybody and then just like had a gambling addiction and just blew all his money all the time like him and already, or like dirty works, one of my favorite top 10 movies of all time, probably Maybe top 10 comedies of all time. Dirty works up there, never, never watched. Oh yeah, watch it. Chris Farley, norma McDonald.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't like Lang, like I know the whole crew. I just never watch it.
Speaker 2:Saigon whore bit my nose off Classic. Definitely watch that like today.
Speaker 1:I hate.
Speaker 2:All right, you want to hit it, All right welcome back. This is another episode of the express lane podcast with.
Speaker 1:Kevin stan. It's going on back little little hiatus. I was out traveling and doing some shit. Stan was Sitting at home waiting for me to get back so we could talk to somebody.
Speaker 2:Yep, I was thinking about getting a new partner, but you know, nobody else wants to do this with me.
Speaker 1:Yeah, right, I can get some friends bitch, Um, just chill, Uh.
Speaker 2:so let's start off with what did you do.
Speaker 1:I was up uh the cousin's bachelor party. We went up to vermont stowe, vermont, cool little mountain town, like it's there, smugglers notch is a ski resort.
Speaker 1:That I, when I was little sounds like a strip club Nah when I was like seven or eight, who ended up going there to go ski in one winter. So it was like I've been there and then we're driving through the town. I don't fucking remember any of this. Like I don't, we might not have ever left the resort, so I don't know. But there's a ton of breweries like the alchemist brewing Is has the number one rated on beercom if you're into that kind of shit. Has like Top top flight beer that people travel to the town just to get beer and so we're.
Speaker 2:That's the Alchemist yeah, what's the beady topper is the number one one which isn't even their best beer.
Speaker 1:They have beers that are better than that, but that's the one everybody's like. Gotta go get a topper.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they love that shit.
Speaker 1:Double IPA, it's all right.
Speaker 2:I, I don't, but they love that shit.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I know it's, it's the beer. People are like oh my god.
Speaker 2:Well, what else are they? What's the other one?
Speaker 1:A focal banger. That's another double IPA that is better than heady in my opinion. And then they have a whole bunch of other ones like their stouts are pretty good. They had this. It was like a farm ale or a hefeway, something like kind of summery and fruity. The farmer's daughter is the name of it. That was fanta. That's the best beer I've had by them. Nice, nice but so we went up there because they have beer, and At smuggler's notch resort there's two of the top 10 disc golf courses in the world.
Speaker 2:Oh shit, two of them two of them.
Speaker 1:Yeah, on the property, yeah, damn. So that's, we were up there and actually this weekend, like coming up after World wall, were recording. The world championships of disc golf is being held at those two courses.
Speaker 2:So am I holding you up from watching it right now.
Speaker 1:No, no, that's that starts Thursday. So cover like the tournament starts Thursday and coverage is always out the next day.
Speaker 2:There were some of the big names in this tournament.
Speaker 1:Oh, and calvin heimberg is the number one guy in the world right now. He's uh, he's always in the top 10, pretty much all season. Simon lasat just won the last pro tour tournament.
Speaker 2:He's a freak, he's just, is a cool dude and can throw the discs 700 feet now I imagine, like as much as I make fun of it like I'd imagine, they're all probably pretty cool dudes like you know pretty much they're throwing a disc in the woods probably pretty cool dudes.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I. I think they all get along with each other and Nobody seems to be a dick that I and Maybe that's what that sport needs. Well, I won't say. Nobody seems to be a dick. There's players out there that people like, yeah, we just don't like this guy, but they're not the like the top, top guys that you see playing in the for the wins on the lead card all the time. They're always Seems to be well beloved in the, the circle of this work.
Speaker 2:So it seems like you can name more disc golf players than women's basketball players.
Speaker 1:Yeah, because I know more than like five disc golf players. Yeah.
Speaker 2:Uh, I just I just forward out of um. Anytime I see something hilarious like there's a montage going around right now of just like how terrible the women's league is, and like I just sent it to the Our cousin that's like a coach of girls basketball and she's she loves basketball.
Speaker 1:Have you seen the? Uh it's. I don't know if he's a comedian or just like an instagram guy, but he does videos like outside of an arena where the wmba is playing and he's like hey. I got tickets to the wmba game tonight, front row. If you can name the team that plays here, I'll give them to you. And they're like oh, I don't know, and they're. This team name is on this, the arena behind them.
Speaker 2:And then it'll be like how about just one player on the team right behind you? Yeah, hilarious. Keep trying, though.
Speaker 1:Keep keep trying and one of so. One of the other breweries we went to was von trap brewing and they had a disc golf course on their property. So we ate lunch, got beer and played disc golf. So three disc golf courses, yeah and we actually we played a fourth one the first day, like because we drove up went to massachusetts where my cousin lives, slept there, then played disc golf by him and then drove the rest of the way into vermont, nice. Yeah, it was pretty like disc golf and getting hammered.
Speaker 1:So it was a pretty good weekend. That's awesome. No strip clubs or anything. No, there's nothing. I mean, out where we were, there's kind of nothing like. There's like these little pockets of towns that are like that 20 minutes away from each other, and it's mountain town, esque, where there's a main street with some restaurants and shops and nothing sounds awesome. It was, it was cool.
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 1:But that von trap brewing. I was like Everything is like really austrian themed or like german bavarian. They're like, yeah, because of like von trap. I was like, oh okay, like I guess your german name like, no, like the von traves, like von traves From sound and music, like, and they're like yes, I was like, oh okay, like they based it off sound and music. They're no idiot, they're real people.
Speaker 2:Um, and they live here. Maybe, uh, we had to watch that movie, or is there a book or something? I don't remember that didn't pay any attention, that bullshit. Uh, it's like it's a musical, but that's why.
Speaker 1:But it's like in germany or austria, and the nazis are there and then they're trying to get away from them Family and stuff. I thought like I went, I had seen it when I was little and then not recently, but I was like as an adult I was like let me go rewatch that thinking Nazis and german world war two stuff. They're in it for like 30 seconds. I was like I was really paying attention when the nazis were on screen and not paying attention when they were singing and doing everything else.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I meant that to this day, like Musicals really really just irked me, like, uh, I remember they just try to make. Why do they make kids watch musicals Like I don't have a problem?
Speaker 1:with no, I hate them, I hate them Just like Be good.
Speaker 2:What's your favorite musical?
Speaker 1:Oh, I probably Lay miss. I would say it's the one I've seen like Seen it on Broadway, seen it off Broadway, and then the movie is good huh, I don't have any that Musicals are stupid. Yeah, it's fine. You're an uncultured piece of shit, so yes, what name?
Speaker 2:some other ones, and maybe I like one.
Speaker 1:Uh well, the lion king was turned into a musical like on Broadway. Uh, little shop of horrors.
Speaker 2:And I really like that. They're weird too.
Speaker 1:Um, oh, I'm blanking on the what's the Halloween one with?
Speaker 2:like the trannies.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's the one I'm thinking of that's probably from a tranny from transylvania um. Oh, they always did the midnight screenings of it. It's gonna, it's gonna irk me that I can't think of it, but the the fandom of the opera, that's one hate that the wife loves pirates of pensance.
Speaker 2:That's a fun one the wife and my buddy love the newsies because christian bails in it. I didn't see that one christian male um the streets first, or the sharks first, the oh uh.
Speaker 1:Westside story.
Speaker 2:That's one. I hate it.
Speaker 1:They're seeing now I didn't see the original, didn't see the remake.
Speaker 2:They try to make you do it in school. I was like fuck, what the fuck is going on here?
Speaker 1:Kind of fruity died and I've ever had to watch a musical in school. I feel like there's a fruity teacher or something.
Speaker 2:Maybe, um, the one things that I remember that I really liked in school, that they made us like attempt to make us read, was a Of my some men, because I use that all the time now, like in everyday life, work, whatever, and yeah as soon as we're done here, I'll take you out back and I'll show you the bunnies exactly, and then Tuesdays with more Murray, whatever that one was that?
Speaker 1:I don't think I. I remember flowers for Algernon. You make you read that book. I don't think so that one was pretty sad but it was tough like it's sad, but as reading it as like a 13 or 14 year old.
Speaker 2:I couldn't like shit.
Speaker 1:No, I couldn't. And like the main character is like a Guy with not down syndrome, but like something like where he's very mentally challenged, they give him this drug to make him smarter and then he has to be like was I happier before or am I happier now? And they're always Happy. It's like a whole thing and I'm just like I got you special kid.
Speaker 2:The yeah, I mean school making you do stuff. All right, so you're on your trip. You're up in Vermont, Massachusetts. Yeah what else you do up there?
Speaker 1:We played disc golf and got hammered.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I mean we went out to a fancy dinner Saturday night. That was cool. I was like a farm to table place where we're talking about it and the my one cousin was like oh he's this, this place, really cool. He like looked it up and researched to find it for us and tell us about he goes. Yeah, it's kind of like the chef here probably knows like the farmer, he gets all of the ingredients by name. I was again and then I looked up some of it and was like he probably knew the name of the cow that we're gonna eat. He was in depth, like everything was really good, that's pretty cool.
Speaker 1:Maybe we should get back to that now and we stopped at a distillery like a whiskey whistle pig.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, that's a big one. I really hate that one.
Speaker 1:I'm not, I had never had it, but we go to this Tasting. It wasn't at the distillery, there was no like Place where you could go and be like this is where we make it. They were just like here's a tasting room in this town and here's like a place that serves it over here. So we go to the tasting room and and it was $25 for your tasting you could only get in a total of one ounce of whiskey. Like you couldn't be like I'll have this drink, I'll have that. You could only get one ounce total served.
Speaker 1:So they don't want you getting fucked up as some weird like we're asking the waitress bartender lady and she was like I don't know, it's just like these town statutes where, because even people walked in who didn't have a reservation or like oh, can we like do whatever? And they're like she's like no, like you have to. You can't just get a drink, you have to only get one ounce and you have to be sitting in a chair for me to serve you. I can't just give you the drinks while you're standing Like goofy, yeah, like libertarian Vermont is so that whatever town was like not, these are the rules and you got a bye, bye, I'm huh, that's weird.
Speaker 2:Are they anti rules? Libertarian?
Speaker 1:yeah, but they're just like it's not anti rules, I think it's you know police yourselves. So the town was like it's up to us.
Speaker 2:You do whatever you want.
Speaker 1:It's like up to us to you know, come up with the rules.
Speaker 2:It's. It's funny. Of ever since I can vote, I've been a libertarian. I don't really really know what they said, do they? Just? They're not the two major parties. Fuck you guys. I'll pick the third party that'll never get a chance to even be on the debate green parties out there.
Speaker 1:At least you know what they're for.
Speaker 2:I guess do you like? They got their own little creepy shit too.
Speaker 1:Yeah, of course but trying to save the planet like At least the over. Good luck with that.
Speaker 2:Let's see. Yeah, it's pretty funny. All right, so there's that trip. I probably did nothing that weekend. Next weekend, would you?
Speaker 1:Don't think, shit I would. I feel like I was around and then we just didn't.
Speaker 2:Party or some shit to do that was this past weekend.
Speaker 1:Oh no, you're right, I went back up to.
Speaker 2:Salem Massachusetts, you made a mountain trip too, Didn't you know that was before the we run up different mom.
Speaker 1:But yeah, we went Britain. I went back to Massachusetts, to Salem, for Nephews first birthday party.
Speaker 2:Cool, cool Did you guys?
Speaker 1:you guys obviously went up there, spent the night, yeah, yeah yeah, his uh, my brother-in-law's parents have like a Duplex where the the middle floor and the duplex is. They redid it and then they're gonna probably start Airbnbing it nice. But it's not like fully finished yet. So they're yeah, just come stay there.
Speaker 2:What? What's the drive time on Salem?
Speaker 1:Drive up was like five hours because we left at like Seven at night, so we just didn't catch any traffic by New York. That's what you should do drive home like middle of the day ended up being like 545 maybe.
Speaker 2:Cool, she wants to go up there.
Speaker 1:But I mean it's getting to that point where either either go in the next two weeks or go after October, because it gets fucked up there.
Speaker 2:That's what? Uh like took the kid to get his haircut yesterday, andrews, and the person in the chair before us was talking like oh yeah, getting ready to go up on the 28th of like October, like it's gonna be packed, like, yeah, that sounds terrible, yeah last year when last year we were up there, I was talking to a bartender and she was saying that Salem for Halloween gets more people than New Orleans gets from Artigra. That's pretty crazy, like a million people almost will descend on this town of Salem. Damn tourist trap for.
Speaker 1:Halloween weekend it's fucked like you can't drive anywhere. Like it they my brother-in-law and his family like they hate it because they're from there and it happens. But yeah, it's like a drive around the corner that should take not even five minutes.
Speaker 2:Now takes a half hour because it's just fucked, Damn yeah, I guess that does suck, but I guess you know keeps the money flowing in there.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and like all the bars, like if you don't have a ticket you can't get in, like you have to have like a ticket in a Reservation to be in restaurant or bar or anywhere or you're just like hanging in the street like hopefully there's a street vendor, I can sell us food.
Speaker 2:Yeah, didn't think of that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it gets nuts.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't know. I don't think we're going in the next two weeks and we're definitely not going to play pride time.
Speaker 1:Maybe next year, oh that like we went like first or second weekend, or maybe it was like September 12th or 13th or something last year that was still fine, yeah, it was perfect because it was. Everyone's ramping, ramping up, getting ready for it, but there was no crowds or anything. It was nice.
Speaker 2:They have like a bunch of street stuff going on right like, wait, when you were there, like, were you walking around?
Speaker 1:Yeah, like we we took a tour, like a guided tour of the town that took us past Whatever places they said were haunted and the house where they filmed hope Hocus pocus and different shit like that. It was cool. So, like the old, like the historic district, all the houses by the front door have a plaque of when they were built. So you're like walking past the house and say, oh, that was built in 1629, like holy fuck. That's pretty cool.
Speaker 2:Maybe I'll do that.
Speaker 1:And then there's a pirate museum that we didn't have a chance to go that way, go. We went. And it was Wednesday. They're only open, like Thursday, friday, saturday. I was fucking pissed.
Speaker 2:Or you're gonna do by an iPad or parrot or something.
Speaker 1:What no, just check out like the history of pilot. Apparently, salem was a ginormous town for pirates, like in the American Revolution. It should, like you think of you know, johnny Depp pirates of the Caribbean like down there, where it's like no pirates. We're all up and down than the like New England Channel.
Speaker 1:They're just fucking people up, yep stealing boats, then they don't teach you this in history class that during the American Revolution, the America, america had no Navy. So the president, or you know, george Washington, and all the generals were like here's money, give it to the pirates up there and have them just fucking fuck people up. And they're like take whatever you want, just bring those ships back for us. And that's how the American USA got their first Navy Pirates stolen ships.
Speaker 2:That's pretty cool. A little bit of history, oh.
Speaker 1:We're talking about this on the way up when we're going yeah, what do you do?
Speaker 2:do you zone out and listen to Rogan, or you got to talk to your wife?
Speaker 1:Yeah, we put on podcast like we were like we listen to Legion of skanks. We listen to like two bears who put on a couple comedy, like whatever new comedy specials on YouTube. We usually listen to that.
Speaker 2:Do you listen to me, custard? You don't really listen to Shane in.
Speaker 1:I told you about Matt. Oh yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2:My bad, my bad.
Speaker 1:No, I haven't watched that one yet. That was pretty good I did watch. Like Joe list has a his new one.
Speaker 2:That was good. It was funny. Yeah, she wants to watch that one. I watched. Who's the other guy? Mark Normans. Oh yeah, his on Netflix is good yeah.
Speaker 1:But yeah, usually like comedy stuff will be laughing, joking, but on our way up for the bachelor party there's a bunch of guys and Patrick's big music head. So he was like DJing and we're talking. I said Like thinking about. As he put a song on, I was like, oh yeah, like this reminds me of this video game. And then we're talking about like music and video games and as we're talking about it, I was like I think most of my music choices are like stem from the video games that Played as a kid.
Speaker 1:Yeah, definitely like Tony Hawk like soundtracks and, like NHL, they always had a pretty good music soundtrack.
Speaker 2:It's funny that you mentioned that, like one of my buddies from high school Just posted a video him playing guitar and he's playing it and it's like, oh shit, what is that from?
Speaker 1:It was Cky from Tony Hawk, 3, I think, or 2, yeah, like that's like when I really delve into like my musical taste, like really is just video games. Yeah, man, it's a lot of our childhood. So then I said, what's if you? What's the one Like video game song? And I said, like the boot-up song, like when you load a video game and like the title screen comes on, it starts playing a song. What one do you think of?
Speaker 2:Zelda.
Speaker 1:Zelda Mm-hmm. Okay, I was thinking more like a gay, like an actual like song that you would hear on the radio or something. So Mine would be need for speed underground when it's get low by little.
Speaker 2:John is the first song that comes on when you start. Yeah, I think there was only one need for speed. I really played that the nighttime one, I forget whatever the one that was, but yeah, that that kind of does hit, because I mean you have to listen to it every time it starts up.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that or the other was an NBA Street volume to.
Speaker 2:Never played it.
Speaker 1:Oh fucking check that game's fun as fuck and it had great music. Like they reminisce over you. That was the title song for that one. That's a banger.
Speaker 2:Okay, I Didn't anything. What else? What else? Whether the games would have startup music.
Speaker 1:I think it was NHL, like 13 or 14 had some Avenge sevenfold. I can't remember the name of the song, but it was like fucking hard song that was just like, get to the title. Like you're picking, it's to the point where it's like I'm just gonna listen to the song and then I'll be, like you know, start playing a game.
Speaker 2:Nice. I Still just playing Diablo. Now it's easy level 51. Boston through.
Speaker 1:I didn't even get to 50 yet I've been on a break and then overwatch dropped a whole content with like new mid-story mode and shit like that, so I kind of checked out a Diablo for a little bit.
Speaker 2:I gotta get back, bang it through that shit now and I think they just nerfed a bunch of shit.
Speaker 1:Did that at least for like they nerfed the druid, which is what I was playing. So I was like why is this fucking like I hop back in. I was like why is this fucking hard? I was like then I looked at like patch notes.
Speaker 2:Oh, they made my character worse well, like the whole thing I did, like all of a sudden, like now, it's just like all right now I'm just don't even have to worry about it, so I should probably turn the difficulty up right Like yeah you should go to the next world tier I. Don't know how any of that stuff works.
Speaker 1:Shit like so wait, there's like when you start playing, there's world tier one, which is like the lowest and easiest, then world tier two you get like a 15% bonus to Experience gained and it like makes everybody harder to kill can you do that from the very beginning? Yeah, I think I did that and then once you get to level 50 and beat the last dungeon, Still just like shit.
Speaker 2:Tons of side quests.
Speaker 1:I've got blue fucking markers, but not the side quests, like the main story.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, I haven't played through that.
Speaker 1:Oh, you see once you get done the main story, it unlocks this new, like the capstone dungeon, I think it is, and then if you beat that dungeon, then you can go to world tier 3, and that's when you start getting more and more legendary drops and Maybe I'll do that cuz like yeah, now it is like oh, you know, I'm going through it, just not even worrying about it where.
Speaker 2:And you got seven potions. Now I'm like holy shit, like what was I doing with three or whatever at four. And Then I'm like, alright, this is good. But every once in a while you get to a place and like it just like kills you in three hits. You're like what the fuck?
Speaker 1:I was doing so well in boss fights, I gave another boss fight that Britney's working out on the Peloton. I'm sitting here screaming at the computer like a child because I'm getting killed by the how much was to beat this?
Speaker 2:Five other side quests, then I'll be back bitch. Yeah, surprisingly fun game, like I know, I loved it when I was PlayStation 1. But um, yeah, that and Call duty with the boys.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's about it.
Speaker 2:Ain't got shit else out there. Yeah it's like they stopped making video games.
Speaker 1:Now there's stuff coming Like a boulderscape 3 just dropped and apparently people haven't had a shit ton of fun with that. Okay but that's like you would probably not like it, because it is just Dungeons and Dragons in video game form, like when you do things you have to like click a die on the screen, to like roll the Die for your.
Speaker 2:I kind of like those like One of the like final fantasy, stupid, but they had final fantasy tactics and it was like one of those like Certain characters can only move certain spaces and it's all strategy, strategy game.
Speaker 1:No, this is like Skyrim kind of, but instead of just like having the ability to attack, you have to like choose your attack and then roll your die to see if it hits. And I don't know I'd have to see it played, and then very much but it's fucking wild.
Speaker 1:Like I think John guy at work was telling me that like he was fucking around with some wizard and then like couldn't defeat him so at the end of the battle the wizard turned him into a wheel of cheese. So he's now. He's just a wheel of cheese, wheeling around the map and doing shit.
Speaker 2:Huh, okay, is that just computer game, or?
Speaker 1:I think so Okay, that's what I thought. That, and then what Starfield supposed to be dropping soon for Xbox all you see is like hype about it.
Speaker 2:So it makes me wonder.
Speaker 1:I don't know. It's Bethesda. They've been working on it for years.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we'll see. They got a new Grand Theft Auto game coming out or now now something in the world, I think they like just confirmed that they're working on Grand Theft Auto 6 starting.
Speaker 1:So five, ten years exactly.
Speaker 2:I'll be 47 sitting there, like finally. Grand Theft Auto 6 in space. Well, while you're doing that, I think when you went back up there for the birthday party- I was at David tell oh yeah, yeah, how was that? Pretty awesome.
Speaker 1:Is he? Everybody says he's.
Speaker 2:The best is in the goat he is the best, like so first I Usually, when I'm by tickets, like it's like, alright, I'm just buying for a couple will come with us, like you and bread or Buddy, ready whistle or whatever, everybody's busy. So like last minute, like fuck, got to us your tickets. And then finally I hit up the guy Gary who retired, him and his wife or girlfriend came out and come with us which was awesome, getting up to be checked in at the dome and and like the wife's in front of me, she has the tickets on her phone and it's soldier all up there. He's checking everybody in and I'm like, oh, I've got a, two people coming. He's like, okay, like you know, party. Like looking down doing shit. He looks obviously, oh, hey, man, what's up? I was like fuck, why, why couldn't ready whistle be here for this?
Speaker 2:He shakes my hand, gives me a hug like it tapped me up like oh man, like hey, that thing you said about this was really funny. But I'm like fuck, yeah, yeah you go. And then so they have the thing, a couple openers or like a MC an opener there, if they're right, and then he comes out, he does his thing and then at the end he pulls out a flute and he starts like fucking with people and Doing this flute stuff like hot cross buns and shit, like it was funny.
Speaker 2:Then he brings out the two guys and it was just like you could. It was awesome, because it was just like watching a master, like work. So he's just riffing off of these two guys and they're trying to come in there with funny stuff and it's just like, oh, you guys aren't really prepared, like you. You guys are like just starting out, like it's cute to see you, and then him just like Taking anything. You're just trying to scrounge together and it's turning it around. He's fucking quick, like they're just up there improv and for maybe 20 minutes and it was awesome.
Speaker 1:That was like the bumping mics on Netflix him and Jeff Ross where I think that's the whole thing is. They had bring people up and like Try to get a funny over on us and they just rip them to shreds.
Speaker 2:Yeah, man, it was. It was really good. I mean playing off the crowd, playing off the two dudes who it was kind of a shame because it was just like you could just tell when they were just like reaching for something and it just wasn't coming to fruition. So it's like he would jump in and like not make fun of them so it wouldn't make them feel bad, but it would be like take away from them so they they drop the ball, he pick it up, and then he would just like, oh, look what I just did with that.
Speaker 2:It was, it was really good, oh so.
Speaker 1:This is totally unrelated to anything, but I heard it and I had to, like, write it down. So everybody knows evil, can evil? You know legendary American, you know, basically a Mythic person at this point in time? No, I don't think anybody, because I didn't know about it and now it's not like I'm some sort of eagle evil Caneval historian, but he was a semi-pro hockey player.
Speaker 2:Oh, right up your alley.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah. So he was like. Not only was he just like the legendary stuntman you know, ridiculous by jump guy, he was also really good at hockey, like enough to be on a semi-pro team out of like bozeman Montana and, and On top of that they scammed the fuck out of the Czechoslovakian Olympic team.
Speaker 1:Like getting ready for the Olympics. They're like oh, come play us, as, like I'm evil Knievel, like you, like I'm name-recognition, come to the bozeman, play our semi-pro team as a warm-up for the Olympics and we'll pay you like a bunch of money. They're like okay, then they came. Evil Knievel was just like a wild man. I think he broke somebody's nose like up against the glass, and Then at the end of the game, like just get the fuck out of here, I'm paying you.
Speaker 2:So what? They fucked them up before they had to play like a major. Get ready for like the Olympic tournament.
Speaker 1:They just like went, beat the shit out of them, and then we're like yeah, get out of here, your father's. You have no standing here, that's pretty funny I was like dude evil Knievel's, the fucking man.
Speaker 2:That makes them even better yeah. Yeah, that's, that's genius. So Well, that's a cool fact. But back to like you were doing all these courses, playing all this disc golf, which is like your favorite thing to do. Yeah besides watching Lord of the Rings. I think it's right over neck and neck and.
Speaker 1:Then you bring out these two things. Oh yeah, so I bought these. I saw there's fucking For a long time Instagram like targeted ads were bullshit, Like I was getting a lot of shitty stuff, but they've started homing it honing in and they're really getting to know what I like.
Speaker 1:But I found they said they, so Instagram served me these from Phil Lewis. There's this one here is like Eagle, and then that one's just like that goofy, like rainbow swirl. That Phil Lewis art on Instagram he's based out of like Boulder, colorado. I think we're Denver out in Colorado somewhere and he's got disc golf stuff.
Speaker 1:He's got skateboard decks, stickers you can get Like hydro flask water jugs with art. He's got all kinds of cool shit that I was like, damn, like, this stuff is really fucking cool. And then I saw the disc golf disc. I was like fuck, yeah, I'm gonna be buying a couple of them.
Speaker 2:I said, you didn't even really know that he did the disc golf. But I mean, they serve, they served me the disc golf stuff.
Speaker 1:But then I went and went to the webpage Because I'll buy stuff from Instagram ads, but I won't go through the Instagram thing.
Speaker 2:I almost got tricked with those. I was telling you want to buy those Chairs that have the like hydraulics on them and whatnot.
Speaker 2:And I saw like an ad on there for To buy one, get one free. I was like, holy shit, even if it's $80, still a good deal 40 bucks a piece. And then I go there and it's through, like you. It's saying it's through QVC, but then you go to the link that it takes you to and it's just like it says QVC, but that's not like the main thing. And yeah, it was like $20 for two of them or something like. Oh damn, I'm glad I'm not the idiot and put the card in there. Yeah, no, I.
Speaker 1:I'll get. I'll get the stuff, but I'll go, I'll go straight to the source I'm not letting Instagram or Twitter or whoever be the go-between for absolutely yeah, fuck that. But so I went, bought the disc. They showed up and they're good discs. They fly the way I want them to and they look fucking cool.
Speaker 2:Nice, nice, oh yeah. So now you definitely you're not gonna leave them in the woods.
Speaker 1:No, I gotta try not to find or try not to leave any of them, unless it's like that shit's in the river and fucking gone.
Speaker 2:Well, I mean, why is it there for thousands years? Who cares?
Speaker 1:But I'll I'll spend 20 minutes looking for not even just these any of the other ones that don't look as cool.
Speaker 2:That's why I don't think I would like it cuz like you know, go in the woods.
Speaker 1:Got poison ivy ticks, I don't know just get good and throw it in the fairway. That's true.
Speaker 2:Maybe I'll go, maybe we'll do the thing we're gonna do, like Fall, I'll go out with you guys or something and get hammered. Okay, why there's less, no bugs and no, you know, less foliage.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I fall. Disc golf is always good, but yeah, shout out. Phil Lewis are check out of stuff on Instagram on his website.
Speaker 2:Very cool. Yes, well fine, it's shit on online. There's so many artists like you. Just hold shit. You make fucking cool stuff.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, we fucking talk.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, we're not really making anything. I Did see the the dude that made a Rogan shoes. I was like huh Guess, he could have done a better job. Did you see that clip?
Speaker 1:No.
Speaker 2:I like just some do. They keep tears apart shoes and then rebuilds them Really cool, and the dude does a ton of different art.
Speaker 1:Why not just buy new shoes though?
Speaker 2:well, no, he buys new shoes and then, like For instance for a Rogan, he Pissowed elk leather on them and painted them with the five rings. Dude with a sword and shit.
Speaker 1:So custom shoes is what I say, okay, okay, I thought you're saying oh, here's my busted up Samba. I go fix something, I just it's gonna cost 200 dollars to fix them or 50 bucks for a new pair of shoes, well, and it looks crazy because it's like okay.
Speaker 2:So you just think, oh, they're just gonna paint some shoes. Like this dude Just I mean pretty much takes the whole brand new shoe apart and then builds it back together piece by piece with like all this equipment is shit and he's also an artist, so it can do cool shit with like painting and pretty much every Look like he does, like every kind of art that there is. So okay pretty cool If you happen to see that the shoes didn't look that cool.
Speaker 1:It's pretty cool. The shoes suck, though I fucking hate it.
Speaker 2:I mean, if Joe liked on that school and if he, you know, he liked to make him. I mean put a lot of effort into him, but not something I would want. Also, their Puma is like usually he like works with Air Force ones. You're like, oh, but I have decided that when I turned 40, done with Air Force ones, done dressing like a child, it's gonna be adult clothes from then on.
Speaker 1:All right, you're giving yourself a couple of years, couple years more of Air Force ones. Why is this decision? What? What prompted the decision? Who made fun of you for wearing Air Force ones?
Speaker 2:I don't know. But everybody loves them, but, um, I don't know. It's just time to grow up and you know you start looking more and more you have to change your shoes is growing up.
Speaker 1:I think you made it this far there, for why fucking stop now?
Speaker 2:I don't know. There's a certain age where you're just like, okay, I was watching the dude on YouTube who's criticizing that. Who's the dude that's singing that song that everybody likes right now like contrary of north of Richmond?
Speaker 1:or Richmond North. Arab was Oliver Anthony, I think yeah, cool song, whatever.
Speaker 2:And then there's like, just like anything. There's just all these points of view from like dumb people and I Was just watching this dude criticize. I guess he was just saying like oh, he's an industry plan or he's not grassroots and all this stuff.
Speaker 2:Like he's obviously like the dude, was a drug addict for years obviously the dude I'm watching was like I don't know, like I think it's brain rot or something on tiktok and or formerly known as brain rot, and Think that's names pretty apical, because he's like just totally overtaking by this Trump thing, like just lost his mind and and he's saying like oh yeah, he's a planter, he's this, that. And I'm looking at me. He's like a 34 year old guy. He's his nails are painted black and different colors and he's obviously like dies his hair, like that blonde when you dye your hair, and he's like got a hat on and he's just like You're not young.
Speaker 2:I don't want to take my uninformed, like goofy News from a 34 year old who's dressing like they're 20. So then it gets me on this path of like oh, I mean, I'm 37, I'm getting fucking old and I'm still dressing like I did when I was 21, so maybe it's time to grow up. You know, plus you, what you look at Nike and you're just like I Don't know, like there is something to be said if you want to be virtuous and like all this other stuff and like a buy American made or Like you just don't believe in slavery, like probably don't buy Nike, right.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but what shoe brand are you gonna go to that? There's a non.
Speaker 2:I mean, there's these off off brands that are like, say, they're American made, but I don't think there's really any shoes that are American made all the way like. They're like oh well, I think I got together in America. Like what word you get all your shit like?
Speaker 1:Indonesia, fucking. What's his name up in Maine?
Speaker 2:Yeah, origin, I mean also like maybe I'll have more money.
Speaker 1:In three years, jocko will ink right.
Speaker 2:Maybe I'll have more money and then I'm for that's like $400 boots.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I was gonna say, let's see fucking really expensive shit.
Speaker 2:It just it does look nice as shit. It's almost like these aren't work boots, I mean, you know. I'm gonna buy them and you're gonna go to work in these. They're like dress boots, yeah, so maybe that's what I'll switch to. I'll switch to like fancy dress boots, oh you could not pull that. In three years I'll be way more mature, have more money.
Speaker 1:I'm gonna say in three in three years, just stick to Air Force ones, like I've been wearing Sambas my whole life and when I turn 40 I'm gonna keep wearing Sambas. I ain't fucking changing, dude.
Speaker 2:I found the for nobody.
Speaker 1:I found the fucking perfect shoe. It fits. I like the way they wear. They last forever. I only have to buy a new shoe every two, three years.
Speaker 2:Okay, why fucking change? Fair enough, then. Maybe I'm not gonna change, maybe I'll just expand my horizons. I'll start trying different things, I'll see.
Speaker 1:That's fine. But yeah, like you found something you like, while you're gonna change it just because you used to like it too, that's a good point.
Speaker 2:I'm pretty flip wishy-washy on this now that I'm thinking about it, but um, I Don't know. I just wish there's other cool shoes that weren't made by children like slavery. Yeah, they're expensive yeah maybe that's what I'll buy. I'll buy more expensive shoes.
Speaker 1:You just gotta hope they like like I buy shoes, this I buy the shoes I buy because they're not cheap but they're not expensive. But I don't have to buy them every two to three years. I don't have to get like, yeah, I'm not blowing shoes out and go.
Speaker 2:No, here's three months later, I do want to do some of those.
Speaker 1:Samba things, do it, they got white ones.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I mean, I don't just have to wear white ones. Well, you, I do, all your air forces are white air forces white, black, and then I'll switch it up with like a gray or red, like a stuff flag one, but um you have the ones with the wings, the American flag winged air forces. This one's a. Do you have them? No, no. Well, I mean, I've got the red, white, and now I'm talking the one, the flying Air Force ones. No, no, don't those ones are dope, oh, maybe I don't know.
Speaker 2:Hey also. So I like Air Force ones, right. I like shoes, like they're cool. I mean it's nice to have just a clean pair of shoes, really. But then you get in these sneakerheads and it's just like Embarrassing, like what do you, what are you doing, dude? Like and it's, and it's almost like not about the, the look of the shoe. At a certain point it's like what does everybody think?
Speaker 1:Oh no, it's just about buying the new shoe. Like I saw some shit where and it just it made me happy because a lot of them sneakerheads and, like the big guys, they use these automated bots to buy up as many sneakers as they can, which is some bullshit. They should stop, like, because they're just they're buying a shit ton when they drop to just resell them for more money for no fucking reason, like just buying them out of stock. Buying out the stock so that they get to control how much they were and I free, it was some it was like most American thing yet.
Speaker 2:Yeah, but it was like Jordan 3.
Speaker 1:There was like some new drop on like a Jordan 3 or something that was like this blue color Way and this dude ended up buying like 1500 pairs of them because he was like I'm fucking getting them, I'll resell them. And then the community saw them and we're like those shoes are ugly as fuck, we're not buying them.
Speaker 2:And he's just got 1500 pairs of these shoes like in his house risk versus reward, yeah, but I mean I'd say that for most of most of them are ugly as fuck, like I don't know, but also like my style is terrible. I get it, most people have different tastes than me, so I get it, but um, I don't. It's just weird to like something like well, man, these are this year's whatever and I can resell them. It just seems silly to me. But just like.
Speaker 1:I'm wearing these shoes here. I'm buying these shoes to have them, and then when I wear them, I got a walk funny so that they don't get a crease in them. You got and then so you got to worry about the shoes the whole time. Just no thanks, insane. I'm just gonna buy one pair of shoes, wear them all the time, get them fucked up and then, when they're too fucked up, buy a new pair of that one.
Speaker 2:Have you seen like the ultimate consumerism, like vids, where it's like a chick or a dude, they'll be like, hey, they'll stop three people in the back, what's the fit? And it'd be like, oh, this is a such-and-such shirt $1,500. And they go through the whole wardrobe and it's like, especially dudes like wearing these purse, things like, oh, this is a Gucci purse, huh. So I just I watched one the other day. I was like three dudes and they go through there their whole fit and they're like Fucking old as their whole fit thousands of dollars on them.
Speaker 2:It's just like it's a little pussy, like fairy dudes, and I send that to mr Shabazz. I'm like you're one supreme away from these guys. Thought that's pretty clever and funny. Yeah, worlds I don't belong in, or probably shouldn't just that is not a lane.
Speaker 1:I drive in it's not not for me, and that's fine. I don't. They don't want me there and I don't want to be there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, this is just be happy. I'm in my own lane and, be you know, keeps myself on pretty much. It works for me, true that? Oh, oh, what I was gonna say on the, the origin. I'm like man, I wish you just make some, just with the cool symbol on it, because, like the back of it has like all this hunter stuff and this athletic stuff, it's like I'd love to just wear your shirt, but it's like I don't want to be false advertising like I don't do any of these other things and I'm not fit, so I'm not your demographic, because you're just like hey, fatties are stupid, you've hunted before, yeah, but like they're talking about like going out, walking, like Mount Miles and miles and like Desolate areas and bow hunting.
Speaker 2:Like you know, I'm more of a like. You just go sit in a tree, stand like a regular. You know, Eastern hunter. Like fuck that walking around shit, get your flute food plots ready and wait for them to come eat their dinner.
Speaker 1:You come to me, bitch.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's funny like I just had Talking to a dude I graduated. Like you know, you follow these people. I haven't really talked to him and face to face in probably 15 years or whatever, but it's like they were cool. You're cool and you see what they're doing and you're like, oh shit, like I hit him up. He hit me up about something because I think we both have rot-wilders and I Hit him back. I'm like, oh man, like I see you're doing something like you got tractor. I mean it looks like you bought like land and you're doing stuff on it. He's like, oh yeah, it goes through this whole thing.
Speaker 2:He bought 50 acres out and like bed for PA or something, three hours away, right off the turnpike. I was like that's cool, please tell me more. Like how'd you decide on it? Like where, what were the parameters that you were looking for? Because I've already I've got mine. I want to see if they match up with you actually doing it. Pretty fucking cool, nice, yeah, it was like being near stream, being three, within three hours away, out in the middle of nowhere, but also 20 minutes from a town. So I was like that's and mental rights and Forest rights or walking rights, oh yeah.
Speaker 2:It's like, yeah, three years from now, that'll be me Good, I'll be out there fucking hunting deer. Where are you at? You're three hours away, your mountain house.
Speaker 1:Well, it's like four and a half four Okay. And north central.
Speaker 2:That's what I think. That's where I'd be looking at north north central because like his went straight past Harrisburg, like straight to the west, I was like I guess it's the appellation goes all the way through middle of Pennsylvania, right Like in between Pittsburgh and Philly.
Speaker 1:Or yes, yeah, but I think it gets More mountainous north cent, like northern Pennsylvania, like I like the rolling mountains, that's fucking cool.
Speaker 2:But uh, I'd want to get property like with like a mountain setting also near a stream or river, that be fucking cool. 50 hundred acres like oh dude, fucking sick. Soon, as this thing takes off, I'll be able to get that, so I Got something for you.
Speaker 1:This came up with friends the other night. What do you do with leftover pizza?
Speaker 2:Eat it.
Speaker 1:No, but like you got three slices left over from the night before you're going to bed. It's pizza for the morning. What are you doing? Leaving it out?
Speaker 2:Yeah, thank you you just put it in the box on the stove, left out, it's just cheese and this is like a whole thing with our friends. It doesn't get really good she was just like.
Speaker 1:Nope, like you got it. Like. That's how bacteria forms. It's all cooked already. It's like just leave you leave it out for a couple days.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, I have yeah, pizza doesn't go really bad been asking and they're like I don't know like cuz.
Speaker 1:Some people like they throw it Like the whole box in the fridge or they do that too, but you don't have to they take the pizza out, throw it in the Ziploc, put it in the fridge like something. Well, yeah, but no, I've never done.
Speaker 2:Oh, really I won't. I've only ever left makes us do that.
Speaker 1:But oh, see those up to me. I'd be like you, just you could put it in a bag in the fridge. I just leave it in the box till I'm gonna be finished eating the pizza.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I believe in that sure things I can get behind.
Speaker 1:Yes, so it's sound like you're not doing that currently at home.
Speaker 2:No, I mean, if she, she, I'm not cleaning up, so she can do whatever she wants with whatever she wants to clean up, whatever.
Speaker 1:I'm just like now fucking Brits like should we do something with those? Leave it in the box right there, it's gonna get eaten, it'll be fine.
Speaker 2:We used to have to before my cat passed away. Like our cat would like rip into the pizza box and like get eight human food weird cat.
Speaker 1:So that's, that's a different story you have caused to put it away.
Speaker 2:She gets into it. Then the dogs. Well, I guess this is a free for all cats getting into it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I've never. I've never once been like, oh, I got left over pizza. Let me throw this in the fridge to store it for now.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I mean and that way, because when you put it in the fridge then it's cold pizza. What's any pizza is? I'm eating pizza, but it is nice when it's just like room temperature. Pizza is good to look. Yeah, doesn't matter.
Speaker 1:See, a room temperature pizza is cold pizza to me.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, no, cold cold pizza is cold pizza. But I get, I get what you're saying. You're very anti putting in the fridge.
Speaker 1:There's no need, I agree.
Speaker 2:What was there? Rationale for the bacteria, or something?
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's like, oh, stuff can start to build on. I was like it's just, it's overnight, you wake up in the morning, you can have a slice.
Speaker 2:Yeah, this isn't like raw chicken, this isn't you know it's all been cooked already. It'll be fine. Yeah, they're really anti that.
Speaker 1:Yes, did you. Our friend was just like no, what a.
Speaker 2:No, she's.
Speaker 1:But I was like I Was a we're very far apart on this brick, you're just like a doctor.
Speaker 2:What is this?
Speaker 1:stuff good for you. And then I think, like the next weekend we ordered pizza and Brzee, should we put it in the fridge?
Speaker 2:It's like, no, like we still know I used to slang pizzas. They're good. Yeah, it'll be fine, yeah, how you like a cold spaghetti.
Speaker 1:No, spaghetti is something I'd left over. Spaghetti gets thrown in the microwave, heated up.
Speaker 2:I get banged down some cold spaghetti. It's kind of I actually kind of like it that way sometimes. Yeah, pretty good.
Speaker 1:Ah, guess, oh, hit us up with.
Speaker 2:You know, you know spaghetti, or you can't do cold spaghetti.
Speaker 1:That'd be the question. If you have an outspoken food, you know spaghetti policy, policy, yeah let us know.
Speaker 2:Yeah, please, the important things. It's all about food, yeah, so?
Speaker 1:I thought about this. It was late coming home from hockey last week and stopped at Wawa to get something because I hadn't eaten before the game. I wanted to get something to eat and Ordered, grabbed a drink, and I was walking to the checkout and there's like this girl behind the cash register and I looked at her and she looked at me and I walked straight to the self-checkout thing and I was doing self-checkout and I was thinking to myself, like they like, do people get mad?
Speaker 2:and that's probably.
Speaker 1:yes, I was the only person in the Wawa they should. She like do you she want me to come in? Like so she has a job? Or does she look at that and go like what the fuck am I even doing here? Like?
Speaker 2:if you've worked retail anytime. Anybody just walks in and then walks out. You don't give a fuck like oh one person. I don't have to talk to her. Help, you're not true? Yeah, she didn't give a fuck, trust me.
Speaker 1:It was just like look at you, look at me.
Speaker 2:No, yep, now I can sit here and do nothing.
Speaker 1:Fair enough, I was just thinking kind of making myself think about like, laugh, thinking about it just like I should do. People get mad at that, like.
Speaker 2:I could do something because, but see, I never work like it.
Speaker 1:I know like overnight shift, like Work in late night, like that. You might just be clamoring for some kind of like.
Speaker 2:Interaction interaction, yeah, maybe I Still, nah, probably not. Yeah, how about the, the new segment Bringing in talking about, like one thing, usually one person that's from the area, Whether it's the Philadelphia area, state of Pennsylvania or tri-state area? Close enough right around the area.
Speaker 1:Like we got to come up with a name for the segment.
Speaker 2:Um local People segment.
Speaker 1:Yeah yeah, this is not something to do. Live on the podcast.
Speaker 2:So, but I gave you M night, shyamalan.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you said you wanted to focus, talk about M night. He'd be our first one, mostly just because I saw the cab yeah, I know you, you had just watched an M night movie and we're like let's talk about him.
Speaker 2:Yeah, he's a local, lives somewhere outside of Westchester and All of his movies are fairly good, except for the happening and what's another shitty movie. He did the happening and the village everybody says the village suck too village like the village was alright.
Speaker 1:It's just once you know the twist. It's you know and it's good first viewing. Okay, I think I've only seen parts actually and that's something that I was like a lot, not a lot, but Maybe up to half of M night movies have a really good first viewing and then the twist is the movie. So once you know the twist, it's.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's like and there's away from the move.
Speaker 1:Yeah and it's not like there's a lot of like oh, foreshadowing, it's like the twist is out of left field, so there isn't any kind of clues like oh, did they really like foreshadow or drop any hints to this?
Speaker 2:like no, it's just like bang like left turn and six cents drop a bunch of hands. Yeah after you see it, then you're like oh, it all makes sense, cool.
Speaker 1:Yes, some of that stuff like that, but other ones were just Twist to be a twist. Yeah, okay, the happening like I know that one sucks, but just like oh, it's, the trees are killing people.
Speaker 2:That's just like an out of left field, like well, also, when you think about that movie, you're also like okay, people Like they get, like whatever it is, it gets in their brain and it makes them want to commit suicide, okay, cool. But then at the end he changes a little bit. He's like oh well, some of them also want to kill people too, and it's like Come on, murder suicide is a thing.
Speaker 2:Not so much that I think they just like added that in at the end because it was a suspenseful, but Anything with Mark Wahlberg is pretty good except for that. I who was the other guy was it John? Like gizamo Mm-hmm, yeah, cool, and they just what is good. Yeah, just watched a two-santa movies last night, but we'll stay on M Night Shyamalan.
Speaker 1:So you have a favorite M Night movie, is it the cabin?
Speaker 2:No, it would have to be six cents obviously. Second runner up is Signs. Everybody says they don't really like that one, I like that one.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I like. I'm an unbreakable man myself.
Speaker 2:All right, that's over signs, over six cents Huh.
Speaker 1:I was, and partly I was scared of six cents as a child, so I didn't want to watch it.
Speaker 2:Okay, but I liked unbreakable and then even we scared of signs to now signs was all right, creepy alien.
Speaker 1:And then, yeah, the one that's like in the unbreakable Universe where they're at the Philly zoo. That one was really good.
Speaker 2:Was that guy with a murder murder?
Speaker 1:That's the the guy who's got the split personalities. Oh, yeah, yeah split was really fucking good.
Speaker 2:And they bring him together in that right. Yeah, it's just like.
Speaker 1:They show Bruce Willis like sitting in a diner at the very end watching the news story about it.
Speaker 2:So was there another movie where they they're both in the insane, as I'm together? I think, he saved cheerleaders or something.
Speaker 1:I saw a couple clips the third one was when they glass where they like focus on the Samuel L Jackson character.
Speaker 2:Okay, that's what I thought. Yeah, I mean it's all right, but I mean, dude, at six cents is like one of those movies where it's it's just almost perfect, perfect movie and Then signs is is good the cabin or no you know what. Lady in the lady water, yeah, it was a little, didn't make sense, but it was like it was a good movie, visually pleasing, like the one scene where the dude's working out, but just one arm. I don't think I seen, I don't think.
Speaker 1:I've ever seen it.
Speaker 2:It was pretty good the monsters were cool.
Speaker 1:I know my a buddy of mine. His dad was like an extra in the movie.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah and like it's the one scene where it's like rain, it's like downpour raining, and they had to wait all day to film the scene because it was raining, downpour rain. And they're like well, we can't shoot in the rain. So they're like at like three, in the way it was supposed to be at night, and it's raining all night, and then at like four in the morning the rain stops. They're like all right, ready, we can get started. And they start filming and they just turn on a rain machine to like because they could, they the natural rain doesn't.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's just, it's fucking ridiculous.
Speaker 2:Yes, movies, bro. Guess what? Most of the sex scenes not real sex scenes. What?
Speaker 1:Jerking off to all that for nothing, yep.
Speaker 2:Yep, but pretty good movie. And Then the cabin.
Speaker 1:Also, maybe I just like the tista, what's up?
Speaker 2:That's the new one, right? Yeah, no, no special plot, or I mean no twist. No, no crazy twist, just it. Face value the only thing that I can say is, in the new movie era, they have a gay couple as the, I guess, the main characters, and it made sense. It was just oh, okay, yeah that makes total sense.
Speaker 1:It's not like a plot point, it's just that's what it is.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it wasn't forced, it wasn't like, oh, that's weird why they just threw that in there, just made total sense.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and nights big time. I Know he's like a fairly sports fan. He's a big time sixers fan. You always. You can usually see him. He's in like one of the front two rows at sixers game a lot if he's in town he and the sixers are playing, he's there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's cool. Maybe we'll have them on one day.
Speaker 1:You know, yeah, right, we get big enough. Talk to M night.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it is something Probably you have to imagine like somebody that that can build that like whole Worlds in their heads. Got to be an interesting person, right.
Speaker 1:Oh for sure, like and I piece it's down.
Speaker 2:It's just like sucks like me. It's just like. Has nothing to say. I'd be shitty.
Speaker 1:But I don't know if, like I know that the unbreakable split and Glass, they're all in the same universe, like together. I don't know if all of his other movies had not, maybe not that universe, but if there's like a connecting feature, the way kind of Tarantino movies are all in the same. You'd like they're not and nothing connects them, but they're all in that same.
Speaker 2:Yeah, world, yeah, I don't know. I do like the small things, like I can really only think of it. I didn't watch anything for the cabin, like where their little things in, like you know, easter eggs and stuff.
Speaker 1:But I remember in some loser on YouTube can do all that for me and I'll watch the 15 minute.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I'll watch that shit, but I remember just signs. There's just all these little things. You're like oh, that's, that's cool, this is cool, you know, Stanley.
Speaker 1:Kubrick shit.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I'm sure that stuff exists in the cabin too, it's just off the watcher clip of you either have to like watch and pause and look at scenes and pay attention or Let somebody else do that shit.
Speaker 2:You gonna watch it now maybe okay, I just want to give it like because it comes together, throw some shit out there.
Speaker 1:Well, it's just no spoiler warning either. If you haven't seen this shit, fuck off.
Speaker 2:No, it was just cool at the end, like he's like it goes through all the people, like there's, there's four people coming to kill or coming to tell them what they had to do, and At the end they put them all together and they're like oh, there's the four horsemen.
Speaker 1:Like pretty, pretty cool of the apocalypse, but it wasn't like.
Speaker 2:You know what is it? What is it? Normally like wrath, Pestle's in pestle ends. Yeah you know, whatever Made up shit they believe in. So there's our segment. That's our first one. Pretty shitty. But we'll come with more parameters and do a little bit more research research next time called the carpool, all right, Come up with something but so I know who's in the carpool this week and my channel.
Speaker 1:All right, I like that, damn it. You like it this?
Speaker 2:sucks. I mean this whole thing, name and everything. I just have to ride with it like all right, that's good enough. Side note was fuck, god damn it.
Speaker 1:M night, the cabin Batista. He's the man for horsemen of the apocalypse.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, I was getting my hair cut and I think I became a Catholic, Okay there's just bullshit with Andrew.
Speaker 1:I'm just baptized and throw some ashes on your head.
Speaker 2:No man, there's just we're just bullshitting this man's like what if there is an afterlife ball by and just like telling him.
Speaker 1:telling him he's like oh yeah, I mean like we've already figured that out, All right, I mean it is fun to like daydream, and well not they'd, but, like People that have faith in that type of stuff, have faith and say man, that is, and also like they're good people, like that.
Speaker 2:You know, andrew's a good kid, yeah, and he has good family.
Speaker 1:I was like I Think that's the nature of belief systems, where I I won't say I believe that there is no heaven, but I believe in the unknown of. We fucking knows. So it could be, it couldn't be. It's like that's the the mystery of life and death.
Speaker 2:True that how long we did.
Speaker 1:Take a little while 11.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I think we did an hour.
Speaker 1:Hey, we're hour seven, right now.
Speaker 2:All right, that was a good run. I'm calling. So this is another episode of expressly podcast with Kevin Stan.
Speaker 1:Peace, see you.