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In this episode, we are breaking down.
And literally just watched The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
Let's go, dude. What's going on?
Adventure. That all my boys love Walter
Mitty. This movie rocks.
It does rock. I I love this movie.
I honestly though to be honest. Wow, what do you?
What are you? Beginning, man.
It's the last part of the movie. That's where it's at when you
goes on the real adventures where it's at.
One could say that's intentional.
Sure. Yeah, true.
I mean, yeah. I actually, so I'm just going to
go straight into it. Like, I love this movie because,
like, I love a movie that is so intentional with the camera that
even if you don't know anything about cameras or anything about
cinematography that forces you to enjoy this.
What do you mean? Like in this movie, just the
shots of the shots that they do. Yeah.
Like all the transitions that they do.
Everything is like beautiful in this movie except for the
beginning, whenever he's daydreaming and it's all.
It's like fantasy fake. Yeah, It looks bad.
Like when he's. Like super saturated.
Right. It looks like a horrible,
horrible like Marvel movie. You know, especially when he's
like doing the big fight with his boss, with the stretchy man.
Yeah, yeah, that like, looks bad.
And you're just like, ah, damn. Like it's corny.
You know, they had it in the budget to make it look good, but
they didn't. You're just like, what are they
doing? I think it's intentional because
then once he, like, wakes up and gets into real life and starts
experiencing real moments, he's also hunting down a famous
photographer, right. So like, you know, like elusive
photographer. Yeah.
Just with that, like, you know, that there's got to be an
emphasis on like, camera work in a movie like this.
Yeah. And so once it gets real,
literally this movie is beautiful, like everything.
Obviously. It's, it's obviously easy to do
that when you get to go to Iceland and Greenland, you know,
beautiful parts of Afghanistan and all that.
So I'm just saying even when he comes back to New York, like it
just looks better too. So just big fan of that because
I don't know shit about cinematography.
I'm talking about me. It forces me to be like, wow,
like look at how cool. If you really choose to like,
make camera work like a big thing in a movie, it really can
like make a difference. And it's, I mean, it's also
really not that hard to make Iceland and Greenland look like
that exactly. Which, by the way, they're in
Greenland for part of the movie, but they filmed it all in
Iceland. Nice.
So like they're. Yeah, like when they were in
Greenland in the movie. They were in Iceland.
OK, OK. I'm just clarifying because I
thought you were just saying like, yeah, like they were in
Iceland filming and then they were in Greenland and I was
like, I bet I know that's. Where they went?
Noteworthy point, Sir. OK.
But yeah, I mean. They filmed it all in Iceland.
OK, that's that's pretty cool. This.
Movie is almost it gets more relevant with time as we get
more deeper into social media world where you're just
infatuated with your phone and nobody's doing anything but
sitting inside their house, having just locked on their
screen, addicted to scrolling reels.
Yeah, because he, like, he's that's why you love Walter is
because he's doing all this cool shit and he he doesn't post
about it, which is like an obvious choice, but he doesn't
even tell people about it. Like he gets home to his mom
after jumping out of a helicopter into an ocean.
You're going to fight with a shark escaping A volcanic
eruption long. Boarding.
Long boarding, you know, all of that.
And then he just gets home and sits on the IT gives her a kiss
on the cheek. And there was a way to sit on
the couch. You want to know why?
Because he's a fucking man. That's that's what a man does.
Just keep it inside. Dude, you go travel the world.
Don't tell anybody. Don't tell anybody.
It's for you and only you. Exactly.
And like, this is how it's
supposed to be, dude, and you know it.
They literally take a point of it.
Yeah, they make a point of it. Sean Penn who?
What a beast, bro. God we haven't covered 1 battle
after another but his character in that movie is insane.
Insane. Because Sean Penn is an insane
actor, it's nice to actually see him play like a semi normal guy
for once. But like, he can he he's one of
those actors that can become a completely different person.
It's like a Leonardo DiCaprio to me.
Where? It's like Daniel Day Lewis.
Yeah, Daniel Day Lewis. Yeah, like that caliber where
it's like, you know, and I'm not saying anything against like,
like Brad Pitt or Matthew McConaughey.
I think it's mainly just their voices that they just really
can't escape from. But like they're almost or Al
Pacino, like they're almost just playing like themselves.
And that's not a dig at all. It's just it's really just their
voices. Like they're way too iconic.
But like Sean, you have. Your persona when it comes to
acting and you kind of fit your role into those personas.
I think it's like Jason Bateman talks about he only he plays the
same character and everything because like, he knows what he's
good at, so he's going to keep doing that.
It's like a different variation, but it's all Arrested
Development. Yeah, Sean Penn.
Every time. Sean Penn throws that out the
window 'cause he can just transform.
Yeah. And so it's just, it's really
weird seeing this movie where he plays like a normal guy and then
thinking like, Nope, years later he's going to completely
transform into a insane military dude that.
Loves black women. Not even.
Yeah, not even a normal guy, though in this movie he's just.
He's not weird, that's what I'm saying.
Yeah. He's like normalish, right?
He's still. I mean, he's still.
Have a phone? He's still is a photographer
that doesn't take pictures. Yeah.
He just wants it. I wanted this one.
For me, I'd be like, shut the fuck up.
Dude just click it and look. Yeah, but he's spying on Walter,
taking pictures of him. Yep, being creepy.
Yep, low key creepy. Yeah, I guess you didn't like
the moment that I had. What?
No, I'm talking about like, yeah, Walter, when he saw it, he
was like, OK, screw you, dude. What?
Like I. It's, although it may be creepy,
but really it's very nice gesture.
You like snuck captured him in the wild to put him on the cover
of Life magazine, the place where he slaved away for 16
years. Now he's getting laid off
because fucking Adam Scott's coming in here to fuck shit up.
Yeah, Adam Scott. Wow, I kind of.
OK, so it's been a while since I've seen this movie.
Kind of forgot everything obviously.
Beard goes crazy. Bro, that beard looks like you
know who Jaylen Brown is for the Boston Celtics.
Yeah. Do you know, like, what is kind
of going on with him? OK.
He's. I think he's just having hair
problems. Shout out to Lock Lab.
He should get on Lock lab, but he's Speaking of which guys, I
gotta take another moment of your time to just tell you about
this product I'm taking. It's called Lock Lab, All right?
It's just a little tiny pill that I take once a day and it
totally, completely restored my hair.
I've got multiple friends and family members taking this pill.
So it's one of those like I got people that really are like, all
right, dude, this better work. It is.
This thing works. Remember Me and Gray?
We were on a work trip and Gray's hair was gone.
It was not gone, but it was fading fast.
And I said, Cade, just be honest with me.
Does it look bad? And I said, Gray, you need to
shave your head, bro. Stop holding on.
Oh, and there's even more to add on to that story.
It's like, so I shaved my head, didn't get on the pill and
thought, oh, I've heard stories of people that shave their head
and then their hair like comes back.
There's one story, and it's Matthew McConaughey in green.
Light, this is Matthew McConaughey that said that he
shaved his head and then it just came back thicker.
So I thought, well, I mean, maybe that happened to me too.
Nope, it looked terrible. Was fully accepting of the fact
that I was bald. Unless you have Lock Lab,
because then Gray found lock Lab, took the pill, now he's
back in action. Heard of lock lab, gave it one
more shot. My hair is back.
It was a miracle. Except it's not, because it's
just science. It's just science.
They got a good product over there and it's very affordable.
So go to locklab.co, go get your hair back.
No Jaylen Brown like has this issue right now with his hair
and he's like literally putting like.
The color stuff. Some type of marker, Yeah.
Like he's, you know, he's an NBA player, so he probably gets the
good stuff. But when he's playing against
NBA players and he, like his head hits their jersey, there's
just black shit like all over their jersey, dude.
It's like a bad thing. Why?
Would you think that's a good thing to do when you sweat in a
basketball game and it's going to pour off your head and you're
going to have mascara type drainage from the top of your
head? Yeah, also, why not just go to
lock lab? But that is what Adam Scott's
beard looks like in this. That just doesn't even look like
a beard. What's great about his beard is
that he has this fake, very, very fake looking beard and he's
also posturing. It's like the man at the company
when he's actually destroying, he's destroying the company.
And like what the value in the movie is of the companies also
like the theme of the movies, like Go live your life, Life
magazine, we're going to go out and adventure, whatever the
slogan of the company is the motto, you know, Yeah, but I
forget what it is exactly. But.
You're just like him. You're just like Adam Scott.
Fuck, You're just like the loving it.
Life. I'm loving it.
But but yeah. So he has his fake beard, but at
the end of the movie Walter ends up getting a beard, but he's
earned the beard from adventure. He looks good.
Yeah, he only has a beard because he was going out on an
adventure and didn't have time to shave or didn't have anything
to shave his face, so he grew the beard out.
So he has an earned beard. When Adam Scott has this fake
posture, I'm the boss beard. Yeah, you see what I mean?
Dude, that hypes me up. What the fuck thinks of that?
Some good shit. Like, who thinks of that idea?
And then, like, pitches it? And they're like, yeah, they
should. Like, he should have a fake
beard. And then Walter will have a real
beard. And somebody was like, we don't
have to do that, but that's good.
There's some layers of this movie.
There are, there really are. And I just I'm like watching
this movie. I was like, dude, I almost, I
almost just want to instead of like going on an adventure right
away, I really just want to go back and watch this movie again,
like when we get back to my place.
Walter would be mad at you. Yeah, like totally missed the
point of this movie. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Damn, I want to go on an adventure but first let me watch
some TV again. Yeah, I know I should be
touching grass, but I really just, well, I love the comfort
of Walter Mitty having to go through having to go through
this bullshit. Because there's also the the
kind of symbolism of Life magazine turning digitally, you
know, losing the physical copy of seeing the world and having
the magazine, which even is almost a still a separation from
reality. But now you're going deeper
separation from reality, where you're just looking at a screen
and a bunch of a bunch of pixels as you look at Life magazine.
Yeah, and it's too easy. You know, getting a magazine,
you have to like, just the way this movie makes it look like
you. You have to, like, go out into
the wild to go get this magazine.
Like everything. Everybody's getting too
comfortable. It's getting too easy for
people. So this movie's literally
getting more relevant as we go through life, as technology
advances, AI takes over our world.
Aliens meet us. Humans are.
Humans aren't meant to do this, bro.
Now don't get me wrong, I love watching a good movie and being
cozy, but like, we're not actually supposed to do this.
No, we are. We need to.
We need to go back a little. Bit the biggest thing that sucks
about technology evolving and like having electricity and
lights is that at night we're meant to see the sky.
Like if there's no lights, you see like a million stars.
You see like the Milky Way coming across the sky.
Like it looks surreal, but light pollution, you can't see it.
So like, we're literally blocking the most surreal thing
we can ever see is the freaking outer space sky, but we can't.
We suck bro. Humanity.
We suck, except we are capable of making The Secret Life of
Walter Mitty, so we're not that bad.
Ben Stiller. Shut up.
Ben Stiller. Shout out to Ben Stiller, who I
did not know that he directed this until the end of the movie.
Yeah, this guy's crazy. About this movie is that critics
hated this movie. It has like 50% on Rotten
Tomatoes. But they missed all the critics,
all their ratings and stuff. They missed the entire point of
the movie, like 1 I think. OK, I have a quote here from one
of these critics. First off, they don't want us to
escape that's why they hate this movie.
But please explain so all the. Critics have like, it's not very
good. It's like a flat movie, blah,
blah, this and that. But like they're they're giving
no credit to how deep the movie actually goes because there's
actually more layers in just like the story and the theme.
It actually ties into like Ben Stiller's life.
Because at this point in Ben Stiller's career, he was kind of
shift. He's always kind of directed
things, but he was shifting his career into directing more and
you actually wanted to step away from acting a little bit because
said acting is a little bit limiting because you can really
only play like we're talking about earlier.
You can only play the characters that fit your acting
personality. You can't, you know, you're kind
of limited on what stories you can tell versus being a
director. You can kind of tell whatever
story you want because you can, whatever your mind can come up
with, you can direct that story and pick it.
I mean, we've seen him with Severance.
Yeah, which I want to get to that at some point.
It's yeah. He's kind of got the same career
path as Jon Favreau anyways. Yeah.
But so Walter, maybe the character is basically a symbol
or a metaphor for Ben Stiller in his life at this point to where
he wants to his air quote mundane life is acting and
playing the same type of roles, but he wants to step out and
take the adventure of being a director and and doing more
directing work. You see in his resume a ton of
acting. Before this, he had a few
director like Tropic Thunder was before this.
He directed that a few other movies he's directed, but he
kind of after this movie, it's kind of where his directing
resume really stacked up because he kind of went and focused more
on the directing, directing side of his career.
So him directing this, him starring in it, there's like a
deeper layer where he's kind of mimicking his own life, what
he's thinking about in his own life.
I don't think he's ever, maybe he has mentioned this, but if
you just kind of look at his career, it's kind of a very
similar thing where like maybe just subconsciously he wanted to
do the movie because he feels closer to Walter Mitty in this.
And so some of the critics said the movie causes our
identification to give way to envy.
And MIDI is another person the rest of us can only dream of
becoming. The entire point is that you can
become. You can't just go take an
adventure. You can't just go step out of
here. Like if you don't get the
message of the movie, you're going to stick as old Walter
daydreaming and watching movies, which is hilarious.
And like, if you think about it, these critics writing the
reviews are literally going against the exact message of the
movie. They watch a movie, a screen,
seeing a guy take an adventure and they log onto the laptop and
then post their opinion about a bad review of the movie and then
go back to their life and not have any adventure.
Just criticizing the depiction of an adventure.
That is just, I mean, that's honestly, I bet he was.
I bet Ben Stiller was so happy when he saw that.
I know it. It was like that.
Works perfectly with the movie. The critics hating on this movie
fulfills the messages of this movie which is hilarious.
They don't want you to escape. And I love it because, like,
they literally make it so, so simple because it is that
simple. He was like, God, he's in
Greenland. She was like, yeah, like, but
you can go. It's actually very easy.
Dude. You're like 40 something, no
kids, no wife. You can literally go like you.
You make money. It's only $84 if you want to go
to Afghanistan or no if you want to go to Yemen.
Like bro, also, it's your job. Like you.
Yeah, bro, you should go to Greenland.
It's very easy. It's actually not that hard to
do. We have accomplished so much as
a race. Yeah, look.
Rotten Tomatoes, 52%. That's insane.
That's oh, that's almost on purpose.
I almost think that Ben's like, yeah, could y'all actually shit
on it? That'll help me.
Yeah, yeah, 'cause I can you really think of anybody that
would watch this movie and be like, I hated it.
My grandma, like this movie, she took us to go watch it when I
was a little kid. When it first came out, we
watched in the movie theater. She like took us.
I don't know why they wouldn't watch this movie.
I think she wanted to watch it. I don't.
I can't imagine us picking this movie as children.
I mean, I'm thirteen years old. I'm like, let's go see some war.
Right. Yeah, like The Secret Life of
Walter Mitty. Look, he's literally in a
suitcase. He Yeah, he's got a collared
shirt with a tie on and a suitcase that doesn't appeal to
children. And as a 13 year old, I don't
really think I'm really read another like, what's the
description of this movie? Am I going to like this movie?
You just kind of go and watch a movie.
Right. You saw a commercial for it and
now you're like, this is that trailer.
That trailer looks sick. There's an Iron Man.
Oh, that's a lot of killing. Yeah, where's the killing in
this movie? Yeah, actually, you hate this
movie. Yeah, but everybody loves this
movie. It's a good action comedy
adventure. PG Family.
I can't believe and it's PG too. Shout out to us.
We're really stepping it up with like the family friendly movies.
What's? Going on with this podcast.
Yeah, something's up. Wow.
I can't actually. How is it PG?
There's a drunk pilot. You don't cuss.
No, I guess yeah, you can get away with it.
Comedy. You can get away with that
comedy. Also, what is her name?
Is it Kristen Stewart? Kristen Wiig.
Thank you. Who's Kristen Stewart?
Yeah, Twilight. I suck at this bro.
I don't know famous people at all.
I don't know actors names, anything but and here's the
worst part is I actually, I love Kristen Wiig.
She's like one of my favorite SNL cast members ever.
Yes, I OK, thank you. Yes, thank you for clarifying
that. That is not Kristen Wiig.
To make sure Mr. Movie podcast host.
Yeah. Oh, dude.
I know, I I know. I get it all the time.
Kristen Wiig is an animal. She's so talented, she's so
good. Also can sing.
Kind of forgot that like. Was that actually her singing?
I think so. It sounded like her.
And I think she sung in like SNL skits and like, it was good.
She's got a good voice. She she's so good.
She's so talented. It's nuts.
Ben Stiller said they filmed, they cut some of the dream
daydreaming scenes from it because it was like too weird,
too corny where it just felt like a skit.
He said. Like there's one with him and
Kristen Wiig where it was like, I think he said it was like a
Downton Abbey type thing. And I don't know.
He said it was just, it felt like a skit, like it wasn't,
didn't seem like a fit in place because like, like the Benjamin
Buttons one. The Benjamin Buttons one I.
Let him know where you're like, wait what the fuck?
What is this? Why is he daydreaming about
being a Benjamin Button? That is like, hilarious.
But this is but based on a book like a short story.
Walter Mitty The Secret Life Walter Mitty was a short story.
What? This diverges from the short
story. Like act like that takes
anything away because you still OK, what's the short story?
What's What's it about? It's this movie diverges from
the short story because the short story was more just about
a man living a mundane life that just daydreams that he does
different things. But his wife is like bossing him
around to go and like run errands for him.
Like while he's running errands, he like dreams.
He's like a war veteran. Yeah, he's just living in just
completely different worlds, yeah.
The book doesn't really go into him having the real adventure.
And Ben Stiller was a fan of that book when he was a kid and
he remembered it. And there's another movie, I
believe there's like a this is a remake.
It was another Secret Life Walter Mitty movie.
And he said he had he didn't really watch that movie.
Like, he's only seen like, clips on TV and has, you know, never
really been a, like, a watcher of the movie.
When did it come out? 1947.
Whoa. So this one's again, closer to
the book with the daydreams. The main focus of it versus this
movie is about, you know, kind of changing the story a little
bit and then having that real adventure be the message of
like, don't just Daydream, Go live Life magazine.
Yeah. So it's not going to be about
him having to track down a photographer, which I think,
like, again, I think that's just a very big part of this movie
because Ben Stiller is like directing, which means, like, it
look. And just based on the fact that
Severance is also beautifully shot.
Yeah. And so I'm starting to get the
impression that Ben Stiller really cares about
cinematography. He gets creative.
Well, I was seeing some behind the scenes clips of him and like
he's there with the Cam, not with the camera.
I mean, you guys come with the camera sometimes obviously, but
he's like picking the shots and like telling the DP like, all
right, come back here and come through here like very much and
can kind of control the visual. Aspect of the movie, Yeah, yeah,
yeah. So in another life he's a
director of photography as well. Ben Stiller.
Yeah. And then I also did not remember
that Adam Scott was in this movie.
And so that's kind of crazy that this is probably where they met
'cause I know I saw Adam Scott was on Kid Cudi's new podcast
that he's got going on, and I just saw a clip and he was just
explaining. He was like, yeah, like Ben
Stiller, I think approached him in like 2017.
Wow. About Severance, he was like,
there's nothing, it's just an idea right now.
And like, I, I don't even think the script was done.
And he like, told Adam about it. And then that was 2017.
When did Severance finally come out?
Like, was it like after 2020? Was it 2 years ago?
Yeah, it's it's pretty recent. Also, what number?
What's Season 2 dropping? Season 3.
Oh, season 3 right, 2022? That's crazy.
OK, maybe I'm getting the dates. No, I'm pretty sure he said 2017
isn't that crazy though. Like that's how long it can take
to get something made, but you also have to make it right.
Season 3 is coming out mid to late 2027.
In a year. Looks like they started filming
in April or it was expected to film in April, so hopefully
they're filming it or wrapping it.
Damn it dude. Anyways, yeah but it is cool.
Like this is probably where they met.
Yeah, at least their first time working together.
Yeah, I would assume I mean. But he literally plays the
opposite of his character from Severance in The Secret Life of
Walter Mitty. Yeah.
Adam Scott. Yeah, he literally, Yeah.
So that's just incredible to me that Ben Stiller does this movie
with him, then he comes up with this idea for Severance and has
him in mind when he didn't even come close to playing that
character. But Adam Scott playing the boss
man that's actually dumb is good because Adam Scott can be that.
He's so good. Yeah, he's like, you know, he's
his acting persona is like the guy that like Derek from
Stepbrothers. I was going to say like.
Trying to be cool, but he's not. Yeah.
What was the story with Stepbrothers where it wasn't he
like kind of insecure about getting into comedy?
Did you tell me that? I can't remember what that point
was. I feel like Adam Scott was like
he. I feel like he did mainly
serious acting roles and like stepping into comedies,
especially step brothers. That's right, he.
Was like he was like kind of nervous or insecure.
Yes, that's what it was. Yeah.
Distinguished story was like he. I think Jon Hamm.
I think Jon Hamm was supposed to get that role.
Yeah, I think so, yeah. But he was, he was in Star
Brothers. He like was scared to to to do
the scenes and improv with Will Ferrell and John C Reilly and
everybody. And so he would like rehearse
the scene. And Adam Scott came up and said,
Hey, we're going to scrap the scene.
We're doing this one instead. He's like, wait, what?
I didn't even rehearse for it. I don't, I don't know what I'm
going to do. And so that's why he's nervous
about acting on Step Brothers. But in the in the comedy role.
But Step Brothers came before this, right before The Secret
Life of Walter Mitty, because he's pretty much just playing
that character. Yeah, he's good at.
He's good at it. He's.
Good at it. And then he does it again in
eastbound and down. Yeah, yeah, he plays the the
dickhead agent, right? I think he, I think he's.
Damn I just watched it too. I can't.
Remember who, bro? Yeah.
What are you doing to me? You love this show.
You love Eastbound and down. I love all Danny McBride.
What's your favorite Danny McBride show?
Vice Principals. That one caught me off guard.
I love righteous gemstones. Righteous is good, I loved it,
but Vice Principals I was like damn, this is almost not even a
comedy. Adam Scott plays the guy that
promises Kenny Powers a. Chance a spot on a.
Team and then he's like gets fired and was like on cocaine
and like just made that up. What is he talking about?
He's nervous about comedy. He's funny.
He is funny. And then, yeah, what about?
He did Parks and Rec? Adam Scott's kind of the man,
too. And that, I think about it, this
guy's nuts. A lot of good talent in this
movie. It is it's good, but again, go
back to the deeper layers. All right, we have Life magazine
going digital again, stepping away from the world.
You have Adam Scott coming in and like just posturing
corporate talk to all the people, making them leave their
job despite all the years of them, like building up this
magazine about life, forgetting the motto doesn't even care.
You have Adam or no Adam Scott. You have Ben Stiller's
character, Walter and Mitty, obviously he works down in the
basement away from the world and is also just taking the
negatives of photos of the outside world that's put them on
a magazine cover. So yeah, that's his that
separation from reality, like a lot of little good layers in
this movie that just fit right into that theme.
Could you could you explain to me what negatives are?
I can try. I I did like the rough concept
of. I've never like done it.
You've never done. It no, but I think when you take
a photo of the way the a film camera works it like imprints
the negative image onto the film and then you have to go in and
and return into color to pull out the image.
OK. Like that was good.
I think that was good. That's roughly how it works.
OK. Never actually shot on film.
I want to, but like film photos. Yeah.
They're just so nice.
They are out. What?
You've never shot on film. You're a fraud.
You're a phony. This is so bad that our
listeners that are older than us as little young and asking what
a net film negative is. Light.
It's light sensitive and inverted photograph images
produced on a camera. Yeah, just the opposite.
It's just it's more sensitive so you can imprint more the light
on it. So then you can turn it into the
positive so you can digitally scan it.
OK, cool. It's it's important.
Walter Mitty. Dude, yeah, I What's the
craziest place you've ever travelled to, dude?
I don't, I don't travel like that.
Yeah. I can haunt some adventures.
Bro, I know, I know, this movie is literally it's kind of crazy
that I don't even know why I wanted to watch this movie, but
now I'm starting to think I do know why because I'm reading
this book right now. What's it called the the crisis
of comfort or the comfort crisis?
I literally just started it like I think I'm on like page 40 ish,
but it tackles exactly what this movie's talking about, which is
what I was kind of saying at the beginning is like mankind was
not meant to actually be this or this comfortable.
So the reason that, like, anxiety, depression, all that is
skyrocketed is because we've like, kind of confined ourselves
to just being on screens and watching movies and, you know,
just kind of bingeing the next TV show.
Sitting in 73° air conditioning. Exactly.
Oh wow, time. Literally says that in the book
too. Yeah, yeah.
Like you talk about like fuck, dude, Severance doesn't come out
till next year, dude, we just got Invincible and there's like
another million other shows to watch.
The boys. See, there's the boys.
Yeah, like there's literally an overload and they're like just
keeping us inside. And so there's this thing that
like Walter Mitty, I I'm sure Ben Stiller like knows of it,
but he, like Walter Mitty unintentionally does it.
It's this Japanese custom. I cannot remember the name of
it, but it starts with an M. Anyways, it's about like, it's
the state of being where if you put yourself pretty much in a
situation where you have to like break all expectations of what
you thought you could do and like physically too, or it's
like you don't you? Let's say.
Like for me, like I could probably run like 5 miles.
Like if I thought I was really trying, sure, in reality I could
run a lot more than that. Like if I really, really had.
To that's the David Goggins mindset where he's, or I think
he's also the Navy Seals. When you think you're tapped out
at your limit, you're like 60% there.
You've got like maybe you have 60% left.
Like you have a lot more left in your body that you just, you
have to strengthen your mind to push past that.
Same with holding your breath. Like when the pain hits, that's
just your body saying I need to breathe.
It's just carbon dioxide building up.
But you can go for a lot longer if you can have, obviously you
need to work up to it. You'll pass out, but you have
the fortitude to last for like 5 minutes holding your breath.
Some people even go like 10 minutes holding their breath,
you know what I mean? Yeah, no, it's it's insane.
And so just going into this movie, like just seeing it and
then it just literally the book that I'm reading, he just talks
about how people literally feel better because you kind of find
a purpose. You shatter expectations that
you didn't even like, ever think about, and like you're supposed
to kind of feel the survival instinct like a few times in
your life. That's what they say anxiety is.
It's because you're not getting chased by an animal.
So when you're sitting around doing nothing and you feel
anxious because you think there's a tiger coming to get
you because it's just been bred in you for as long as humans
existed, like only very recently, have you been
comfortable. It's a very short, it's a very
new thing. And our bodies are not built for
that. Yeah, and I mean like new, new
thing, really. I mean it all pretty much went
to shit sadly when like the first movie came out.
Yeah, well, think about this. So there's a dark irony.
The human body is designed to run like we're perfectly
engineered to be long distance. Runners, yeah.
Like, I know it's some also something to do with like your
feet, like the way that they're curved.
Yeah. Our butt, like having our butt
stick out is like balanced when you run.
We're not even supposed to wear shoes.
I just found that out. Like supposed to wear shoes.
I found that out like a year or two ago.
I was like, I did like, relax. But your face should be like
wide, like super adaptable and callous to protect you from
outside. I tried going on a hike without
shoes one time. I was like, bro, what?
In what world? Yeah, anyways.
But yeah. And so back in the day when we
were Cavemen hunting and gathering for food, the way that
we would hunt some animals is we would just outrun them like a
the human body can endure a lot longer distances than like any
animal. Cheetahs can do really fast, but
they tap out quick. We are the alpha.
Look at us, We have microphones.
We're talking to microphones about a movie.
This is alpha shit right here. Yeah, we won.
Alpha shit is US sitting here. Look at us.
Yeah, we're talking about movies.
We're the big winners. Yeah, but, and so imagine, well
as we just DoorDash some food, fucking go drive the car and we
can pick up some Freddy's burgers.
Yeah, No, Sir, We're supposed to be miles a good weight, this
animal to gas out and then stab him in the neck and yeah, cut
him up, cook him. You're supposed to be hungry.
I don't think you're ever really supposed to be full, no, if
you're full. Like.
You're not eating for like 3. Days exact.
Yeah, like if. Oh, we're talking like, back,
back, back in the day. Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly.
Like right now, we are not supposed to eat until we're
full. That's just not what we were
programmed to do. And so just.
Yeah. Like reading this book, he talks
about like, you know, there's still people to this day, like,
you know, kind of in other parts of the world where they have
tribes were like, dude, they will send a like a kid to like
become a man. His test.
Like, all right, you got to go hunt a lion with a spear.
Also, no shoes. That's 300.
Sparta. And so it's just crazy, but
like, OK, I keep trying to tie it back to Walter Mitty.
But the book also like kind of talks was like, and you start
looking better, you start looking like a human in this
movie. He looks just weird.
He looks fake almost. He just looks so small, awkward
and. Small and.
Again, I that's kind of that might be a dig to Ben Stiller
because. But I think he knows what he's
doing and he plays into it. You know, he gives the character
like kind of the cut off collared shirt with the clip on
tie. Like he just looks so dorky.
Yeah. Then at the end of the movie
you're like, damn dude, Ben Stiller good looking Cat got a
tan. Yeah, he.
Got a tan? Yeah.
But he's also like, it's the adventure in him.
It's the fact like, and that's also really good acting, I
think, you know, to where carry yourself differently, yeah.
'Cause like Ben Stiller. I'm sure in real life, like,
that's probably how he carries himself, like, you know,
confident, you know, But yeah, it's just, it's kind of crazy
how that works. Like if you put yourself in
these situations. I want to maybe I should just
fucking go to Greenland. Go.
What are we? Talking about go tomorrow, quit
your job, go quit my job, don't drive to.
New Orleans for a week. You're right.
What is money anyways? We don't need money.
We weren't programmed for it, just money.
But. Yeah, so just.
It's it's kind of cool that Walter Mitty, Ben Stiller
specifically, like I'm sure he'd heard of that and kind of
applied that as well. I admit the life of just.
Backpacking. What are you talking about?
You could do it. I have a wife and child.
OK, yes, I. Was reading this book.
I was reading this book and I like I think 20 pages in I was
like, damn, like Cade cannot read this book.
You would just laugh. You'd be like cool dude,
Mercedes were selling the. House.
Yeah, we're backpacking across America.
Mercedes. I'm not.
Exactly happy these days I think what I need to do is just go
backpack and like Afghanistan for like a few days.
That's why I want to get. A camper, because that's like
the closest thing you can do. Yeah, still comfy, but you can
still just kind of go wherever. You don't have like one spot.
You can just. I'm gonna stay here for a week.
I'm gonna stay here. Humans weren't made to drive.
You're going against everything if you get in a car and they
used to think that you're. Supposed to walk they used.
To think that when trains were. First built they thought that if
the human body went faster than like 30 miles an hour, it would
explode. Because no.
Human's ever been that fast. Oh so.
You're saying they might be right.
I don't know. Oh.
Oh, you're talking about. OK.
I see what you mean.
What do you think I thought you meant?
Like if a human. Started running that fast they
would explode. Oh no, you meant if they were
put on a train and just went that fast?
It's just like 2. Oh, I feel.
Something. Yeah.
Explode. Oh my.
God. Yeah, but backpacking like?
That dude, just the only thing I wonder about is like, how do
you, you just probably smell like shit constantly.
You have one set of clothes or like a extra pair of clothes.
How do you how are you washing it?
You just smell like Matthew. McConaughey on any given day,
let it sit in the sun. The Sun.
Probably kills the stench. No, I bet he smells pretty.
Bad, I bet. Sean O'Connell.
Smells pretty bad, yeah. But he's playing into that whole
artist thing. You know he doesn't believe in
smelling bad. No, you just smell.
Which Matthew McConaughey. That's the rumor.
I've yet to actually work. He smells bad.
Matthew McConaughey. Supposedly doesn't wear
deodorant Mercedes has. Been like in the same room with
him doing the media for Texas stuff and she said he smelled
amazing. I bet he does.
I, you know, I, the people that
I've worked with, I haven't worked with Matthew yet, but
like a lot of the people, nobody's actually saying that he
smells like shit. This was something that I heard
before we got here. Got you.
They were like, oh, good luck. Whenever you meet Matthew, like
you won't be able to breathe. I was like, dude, he's like a
movie star. Those Lincoln commercials alone.
He also cares about his looks. He's a movie star, right?
He's not. Like all natural.
Dude, you can't just be walking. Around doing all this and then
smelling like poopy, I believe Matthew Conaghy worst.
Degree I'm even if. He doesn't wear a deodorant.
I'm sure he's on some other product that I can't even
imagine, not even close to my stratosphere of hearing about
it. Yeah, and I'm sure he just.
Anyways, Walter Mitty. Smells like shit though.
Fun fact, whenever the. Drunken Pilot goes up to Walter
Mitty and tells him there's only like 8 people in Greenland.
Walter Mitty only encountered 8 people in Greenland.
See. Don't you just love movies?
The layers? It's the layers.
Don't you just love that There's you got the you got?
The people in the bar, I think it's like 7 people in the bar.
And then you have the one guy he meets to rent a car.
That's all he meets in Greenland.
The next people he meets are in Iceland.
Yeah. No cops either.
That's why that guy was so quick to just, I guess, murdering
Walter Mitty. Yeah.
That, yeah. Spoiler alert, the whole movie
is actually just a dream. Oh.
It's got to somebody. 'S got to have that theory.
Interesting point about. The dream Walter Mitty
daydreamed hearing that guy call.
Kristen Wiig, Kristen. Wiig's character, Honey, He
never said that. He daydreamed it.
Wait, because the guy walks. Away is blurry.
Is honey that's when he leaves she's and that's and she says
we're not together if they're not together.
That guy would never call her honey.
OK, Yep. He's fixing her fridge.
He just came. There to fix the fridge.
That was just him. A dream.
Yeah. There's levels to it.
See. I wonder if there's like, other
things too, Like maybe we didn't catch.
Probably you cannot. Kind of you can tell when.
The Daydream happens when it kind of goes slow MO a second,
like it's a little slower and then something crazy happens.
Yeah, like I. Thought the shark was about to
be a dream. It's.
I mean, it's just, it's very well done because it's like you
that's the point is that you're like, oh shit, this is real
life. Yeah, right.
Like. Whenever the dude.
Is going to stab his eye I'm like well he's just about to
wake up because that's madness. There's no way that this is
happening Yeah. Speaking of the daydreams of.
Stunts like Ben Stiller did a lot of these stunts himself.
What was that him on the? Skateboard.
Yep, shut up. Not not joking.
Not the tricks. But like longboarding.
That's what I'm talking about. He's longboarding.
OK, Longboarding Sick. Also doable during the.
Yeah, during the shoot on the street when it's Adam Scott
versus Ben Stiller, the big brawl with the stretchy guy,
whatever's called Stretch Armstrong, He's actually on a
long he's on a long board and they do the CGI obviously for
like him skating on the ground, but he's on a long board and
they're like pulling him with the truck.
He had like a safety rig for some of them, but he's getting
pulled. Adam Scott was like on top of
the bus. I don't I didn't see any straps.
I'm sure maybe his feet were locked in or something.
But like, they're driving the bus out and he's standing on it,
like holding the Stretch Armstrong.
Yeah, like they're doing those stones inside the city.
I think you have to. Like think about directing this
movie that apparently you're basing it on your life to like
take risks and stuff like that. And then like you got to get out
of the The Matrix, essentially. You got to get out of your
office, you got to go to Greenland, you got to jump out
of a helicopter. You got a long board to the
volcano. If that's the message and you're
making the message, you can't just be like, can I actually get
a stunt double? Yeah, that would defeat the
purpose and probably change the tone.
Good directing except for the skateboarding.
Scene when he's doing the skateboarding tricks, you can
very clearly see in the background that blurry image
that is not Ben Stiller. Yeah, but like, I'm not going to
hold that. Against Ben, you know I'm not
going to hold that. But like longboarding
realistically. Like.
You just have to be somewhat athletic to be able to do that.
And also, why would you not want to do that?
Did that not look like the coolest thing in the world?
Dude, that'd. Be insane, not look like the
coolest thing in the world. That'd be badass.
Exactly. I'm sure you probably didn't do
the hand thing. Oh, maybe I don't.
Know, I don't know. Honestly, I don't know.
I'm going to I'm. Going to go ahead and assume
you're wrong because Ben Stiller was the man making this movie so
he was like can't have the director.
Starring lead fucking crash roll break his neck.
You only get postponed. You only get.
One of these. Yeah, yeah.
But you got to be careful with the death wobble on a long board
for sure when you're going. Fast, you're fucking.
Shaking Who fell off that bike? Was that Ben that way?
No. Way that way.
No way. That was Ben.
Yeah. You ever crashed bad?
On a on a board. Yeah, dude, yeah, I used to have
a rift stick. Oh, rift stick.
I used to we. Used to when.
I was growing up. We used to had our, my dad's a
golf cart, my parents golf cart, and we would take a wakeboarding
rope tied to the back and then hold the rib stick behind like
we're wakeboarding on the street.
When I was in college, I had like this Boosted Board, the
electric skateboard. You'd love that thing.
Not a Commission now. We'll get that fixed.
We gotta. Fix you back on that.
My mailbox is. Not in front of the house.
It's like APO box we have to go to.
And so I'm like, dude, sweet, I got I can use my Boosted Board
again and ride that thing down in the mailbox and I want to
turn it on. This shit's dead.
It's weird. A lot of cameramen have that.
I've noticed that in the business, like, yeah, you all
have that board, but I was in college riding at the.
Class and I hit a bump. I had to jump off.
I didn't fall ugly, but like I had that fast stumble.
Everybody's looking at me. I'm like little fun fact.
For our viewers out there, Cade's actually a bit of a
clumsy guy. Can't be.
What do you mean? He can't be.
I have moments. I'm pretty good at that's what
being. Clumsy is you just knocked this
over OK fine, I wish we. Were recording.
You did. You just knocked over like a
pretty important part of our studio.
We're filming you've. Injured.
Talent on sets before, Yeah, we were on.
Really. Busted a girl's head.
Open We're on instead of Devil in a Red.
Dress and I fucking nuked a girl with a heavy light right in the
head. To be fair, right in there.
Sorry, Kevin. To be fair.
She was standing right in the way.
My fault my I was. Saying it wasn't my fault.
I'm just saying. She's standing in a very
dangerous zone where there's shit moving around.
You have to yell points. You have to yell points coming
through, coming through. Points, points, points.
That's what you have to say now. I left to cut.
I left. To cut on that girl's head.
Oh yeah, that felt so. Bad.
Amy, like, hired our first actor and I was like, it was right in
front of her. Oh dude.
Literally, she was. Standing next to her, they were
talking. Could have been her, could have.
Yeah, could have been her, dude, That would have been.
Bad. That would have been bad.
But no, Ben Stiller didn't fall off that bike, but I wish he
had. Dammit dude, I had a point.
I had something to say about the long board.
There was something. But Oh no, nevermind, I didn't
have a point. I was just going to say whenever
I fell off my RIP stick, I said like the lamest thing ever after
algae because like no worse, honestly, in in front of my
whole family. I think somebody somebody hit
that one feel like that would. Have been normal.
Because I was like 10, feel like that would have been acceptable.
But like, I got up. There's one of those like got up
immediately to like see like, oh shit, am I actually hurt?
Like my family, like roasted like you OK, You OK?
I was like, I feel good, but do I look good?
Nice, I was made for the camera bro.
I was made to do this shit apparently.
Always, always gave a damn. Do you look good?
No, you just. Ate shit, Yeah, that's why
that's. Really.
Why Ben Stiller wanted to make this movie?
He's like, I'm a handsome guy. No, Ben, I wish you.
Guys would take me more. Serious.
Yeah, Ben Stiller made this movie so.
He could go on an adventure. He went to Iceland, dude.
That's kind. Of why I want to do this, I
don't know if he went to the Himalayas or not.
But he went somewhere with mountains Afghanistan might
have. Been tricky little bit.
Tricky. Funny seeing this movie.
Now, and this is literally just this, this is one of our most
hangout episodes I think we've ever had.
Barely even talked about the movie.
But a couple of weeks ago when I was driving to Dallas for a job,
I don't know why, but I just kind of had like a Walter Mitty
moment where I was just like, you know, I could go anywhere in
the world. I could literally go anywhere in
the world. Just as it's like my right to,
you know, like who who really can stop me from going anywhere.
I want nobody. So then I.
So then I ChatGPT D How does one go on a vacation in Iraq?
If I wanted to do that. What does it look like?
And ChatGPT was immediately like, OK, hold on, let's pump
the brakes. You're not like you really
ChatGPT. I fuck with it all the time,
which is going to get me killed whenever it takes over.
So like, you mess with me all the time.
It was like, can't tell if you're kidding right now.
If you aren't, you really need to pump the brakes.
You need to like slow down and really reassess like other
traveling options. And I just doubled down.
I was like, no, I'm for real. I want to go.
How do I do it? I want to go for four days.
So tonight I want to go see some places like I, I want to go to
Baghdad at one point. How do I do it?
And you know what, you can. It's very hard, but you can.
You have to have a tour guide. Yeah, that's but you can do it.
That's what I want to go to Egypt.
And go see the pyramids. But like, it's so dangerous if
you believe in that sort of. Thing you like security?
Egypt. Really Egypt.
Super sketch. I don't think I knew that.
Yeah, how could we let that happen?
Who knows, man? Anyways, he goes to Afghanistan.
And this is 2013. So that was I don't, I can we
actually look this up? Because I'm having serious
doubts that Ben Stiller was able to film this movie in
Afghanistan in 2013. Where was the secret?
Life of Ultimede Mountain scenes.
Filmed Iceland. Iceland National.
Park dude, Yeah, they. Weren't going to fucking they
were stand insurance. For Afghanistan in the
Himalayas, they were not going to.
Afghanistan shot, no shot. You can't.
Yeah, 2013, bro. Yeah, you can't.
An American. Going to Afghanistan to.
Make a movie good hostage. Yeah, what a joke.
I think, yeah. You ready to rate this movie?
Like I, I love this movie and I think I think I'd be down to
kind of get more into Ben Stiller films.
What else has he done? Tropic.
Thunder. OK, See, we I know, I know.
We've been wanting to do that. Producer.
Actor. Director.
Let's see here. Zoolander 2 Zoolander first one
hot take. I'm not really the.
Biggest fan of those movies there.
Yeah, I'm not really there. He directed some Saturday Night
Live stuff, the Ben Stiller show.
Oh yeah. I've I've actually heard of
that, so it's got Ben Stiller in it.
Yeah, so he was. You know, directing like comedy
movies into the serious one. And that kind of jumped him into
getting the uncredited director for the Oh, welcome to Luman,
Luman. Luman.
I just. I think that's kind of nuts
though. Like he, he's a.
Talented actor I. Just think this shit's crazy
whenever this actually happens. Like this dude was literally
made to make movies because like he's an actor, he's a talented
actor and he's like, I actually I want to get into directing and
then he's a killer director. This movie looks phenomenal.
Severance insane. He isn't.
Look how many movies he's made. I always forget that he's.
Alex and Madagascar too. Yeah, Anchorman, one of the.
King of the Hill, OH. OK, I'm I'm sure they actually
had everybody. I'm sure everybody at some point
except for us has been on King of the Hill, bro.
Insane. Amount of movies and things he's
been in seems like except for most of the stuff he directs,
he's in it. You know, Tropic Thunder, Why
not Zoolander? Well, he's just one of.
Those I don't know, he's really good at just playing a very like
normal relatable guy. So like, why not?
Why not? Oh, Benny boy, I.
Mean he is a. Neppo baby, But is he really?
Look up his. Dad this.
Will make you laugh. How Jerry Stealer.
Oh, comedian. Comedian.
Seinfeld. Oh, Seinfeld.
Yeah, he's done. Like a lot.
Of other stuff, but yeah dude, that's George's dad And
Seinfeld. Never seen Seinfeld?
Never watched a single episode. I'm not going to try and.
Convince you on the Walter Mitty episode to go lay on the couch
and watch Seinfeld. What you need to get, what you
need to do, is destroy your house.
Don't even get a tent and just take your family to the, like,
field of grass or a mountain in Afghanistan and live there.
But don't watch Seinfeld until this episode's off.
And then I'll. Then I'll tell you Like, dude,
Seinfeld's great. Yeah, but yeah, dude, he's a
neppo baby. But guess what?
It works out when you're actually good.
Yep. So even if.
He wasn't a. Neppo, baby, he would have
figured out a way to get into Hollywood.
See, you can't hide this talent being being back.
Ben Stiller also. I like it when the Knicks are
good. In the NBA, yeah, being a being
a. Neppo baby is not bad unless you
don't make good shit. If you can live off of your
father or mother's legacy and make something good, why would
you not do that? Yeah, and then also, why does
she? Want your children to be Neppo?
Babies. That's the point.
You know of what of you want your all your hard thing.
Yeah, your hard work just to. Go to waste.
Yeah, no, I. I really wish Ben Stiller just
got into crack. Yeah.
Or she. Yeah.
Which guess what he could have. But he didn't.
He didn't. He ended up making Severance.
Yeah. And The Secret Life, Walter
Mitty. And it's just one of those
things where it's like. Dude, you can blame nepotism all
you want and you can even have an opinion on acting, but you
can have an opinion on all of this.
It's subjective, I get that. The reality is if you are born
and you have a parent or two that are famous actors or just
somehow very high up plugged in the industry, yes, you get a
little head start. But if you suck, you don't
actually make it right. You don't actually make it so.
And that's just that's just the case.
Yeah, nepotism is only bad. Whenever the person that doesn't
deserve the job gets the job because of their parents.
I'll tell you this even. Then it's not even that bad
because the. Parents provided that.
There's probably way more nepo babies that didn't get in then
there are nepo babies that did get in.
On the why because it you just you didn't hear about the nepo
babies. The cream did get to the top.
That's all it is. That's all it is if Ben Stiller
wasn't a nepo baby. I'm sure he still would have
figured. This out Yep, truly like that's
just you can tell again in this movie.
It's very clear that like he was kind of emphasizing like look at
how fucking good look at how cool you can make stuff look
with a camera. If you do, if you actually like,
try MM. Hmm.
I'm sure he would have been. Able to figure that out
eventually. Like, even if he didn't have a
dad who played George Costanza's dad in Seinfeld.
Yeah, everybody relax. All right, let's rate it.
Yeah, I'm fired up. What do you have for the?
Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Go down the list.
Acting 10 out of ten There we go Think we've just.
Everybody kills it. Everybody on screen kills it.
You don't make it in this movie if you suck.
Turn me up, Ben Stiller. Riding 9 out of 10, beautifully,
a beautiful story. Lot of kind of levels in there
that you're telling me about was just like, that's pretty, that's
pretty smart, that's pretty good editing, 8 out of 10, solid
cinematography, 10 out of 10. This is just one of the most
beautiful films ever to me, and you know that.
It's just nice to see when somebody gives a damn.
Yep. And tries.
Yep. Enjoyability. 10 out of 10.
I love this movie. I was being serious when I said
I'm probably just going to go home and watch it again.
Nice. So 2 grand total of 9.4 out of
10. Turn me up, Walter Mitty.
Nice, that's what I'm talking about.
I have acting. 7 out of 10, I say.
Solid 7 solids I'm. Not saying it's like the best
acting I've ever seen, but it's not bad, just solid acting.
Writing 7 out of 10 too. And you're an actor, so you're
you. Can have this opinion yeah you
you can critique people a professional actor starring.
On the show you. Don't even know the name of it.
I do know the name but it. Might change working title.
Working title writing 7 out of 10.
I think it's a solid story. There's some cool layers too,
but also kind of like a simpler story or something as deep
profound deal message is kind of straightforward.
So I would just say solid writing, editing, 9 out of 10.
I think the greatest pace in this movie is when you get to
hang out with Sean O'Connell because it's such a slower pace
moment in that movie, but because you build up this
mystique of this, you know, elusive.
Photographer you can't keep. Track of so like when you sit
with them and it's like just long and kind of just odd, you
know, just you see his mystique coming out.
It's like having that scene be like longer, you know, it takes
a while for him to start talking and everything, which I think is
just good patient there. Plus all the transitions are
pretty cool. I also love that you saw.
Him on the plane, yes, that's so.
Sick and then? He goes back to America then is
still like he didn't meet him in Iceland.
Yeah, so good cinematography 9. Out of 10 again, it's pretty
hard to make Iceland look bad. Or the Himalayas.
Or the more like the Iceland. Icelandic mountains.
Yeah. Beautiful movie.
And then enjoyability. 8 out of 10 for a total score of eight
out of 10 for The Sacred Life of Walter Mitty.
That's fair. What about that?
Transition Remember the the film stock?
To the him on the bench. Come on dude, that's a pretty.
Good. It's a 10 out of 10.
It's a good transition right there.
Even the letters on the ground stay the same from the film
stock to the, like, painting on the ground.
Yeah, like, like, I think it's #27 and some other numbers that
just, like, morph into the concrete paint.
It's pretty cool. 8 out of 10, huh?
Yep. All right for.
What for What? Editing no the whole thing.
Yeah. All right.
OK, it's a good score. It's a good score.
Yeah, all right.
It tends fine. I just.
I expected better from you, that's all.
That's what I get for believing in people.
That's all. All right.
Just going to get let down. Why don't you go on an
adventure, bro? You're.
Giving us such a high score, You ain't been on any adventures.
I ain't doing nothing. I'm.
Driving in New Orleans right now, like right after this.
Come on, dude, get me some slack, all right?
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