properties go to the bank, but technically in the rules, all of that goes to the person who essentially cleans you out. Your stuff goes to the bank, which is often not used because it's just the rich get richer. It's like, who's called monopoly? Like, yeah, I know. But it's still here. It's, that's, you know, that's just. Monopoly. I had to play, I had the game. Also, oh, when someone lands on a property for sale and they don't buy it, it immediately goes up for auction with the rest of the players. Another rule that you can use. You can't collect rent on properties while you're in jail. If you roll snake eyes, you pay money. When the person who's like the richest knows everything goes to jail, everyone's like, roll the dice now, go, go, go, go, go, run around. Yeah, but the ability. The stuff where you can give loans to other players and you can, you can do these strange transactions with other players and things of that nature. I like those kinds of rules where you can try and stuff that can circumvent the unluckiness that dice can give. Yeah. I like stuff like that where you can try and, you know. You can do a double the effects of all community chests and chance cards as well. You know, like to raise the stakes in a lot of ways for different players. This is just like a bazillion different rules you can make that are real fun. You guys, yeah, like if you want to, instead of using the chance and community chest cards, whenever someone lands on one of those, they have to pay money for their houses and hotels they have, which can be used as a way to keep the players who are caught ahead in check. Because there is that one card, right?  Another, oh, using three dice for movement. So you roll three dice and you get to choose which two you want to use for your movement. You have a little bit of set, you have a little bit of say, it's not just whatever you get you get, you can actually sort of pick and choose a little bit. Do you, is it a vanilla rule or not that double six is another turn? I think it's doubles of any kind, I believe. Doubles is any, yeah, but if you do it three times, you go jail, yeah. But then, yeah, that's right. Then you go to jail, that's true, yeah. Let me see, there's a lot of little rules like that that make things a bit interesting.  Absolutely, yeah. I generally like the first one I mentioned the whole, whoever can go bankrupt first. That's often a thing that's really fun to do in games where like the exact opposite, how do I get, you know, how do I kill my player the fastest or how do I lose the fastest? Sometimes that could be really, it totally turns everything on its head, especially with Monopoly when you know what you want, especially going around the board the first time, you wanna snag as much as you can or you wanna try to get to these properties first and get them. I personally really like to snag the oranges in the reds whenever I can, particularly the oranges. But then you're like, oh, if I'm trying to lose money, what do I wanna do? Especially if you add in a three dice rule and you have a little bit of say, like which thing will make me lose the most money possible? Hey, frags, sorry, gotta go watch DSP's stream again. Oh, that's fair enough. Yeah, you gotta do it. He needs all, he needs, you know, he needs it. He is a legend among us. Congrats to Ozzy, America and Englishland on the new alliance and Psych, Canada and New Zealand.  Oh, I know Paul Keating isn't a fan, but I don't know enough about it to have a perspective one way or the other. I don't know what it means or anything like that. It's not something I'm super familiar with. Shang-Chi is the worst hero I've ever heard of, but you have heard of him. I mean, vaguely. Well, I've heard of him now. Yeah, I've just certainly heard of him now. And he's the best hero in phase four at least so far, so you know, good for him. Shad, Shang-Chi means ascending vital energy. How's that? Ascending vital energy. How does it translate? What's like Shang, does that mean ascending?  So Chi is your wife, Chi is your energy. That sort of stuff I like about Taoism and those sorts of ancient philosophers that are super interesting and neat.  Maybe, am I thinking of Shang, when you get Shang someone? Or Hang, to hang something. Hell, Hang, yes. Shang, something combine them up. Combine them, Shang, Shang.   Tom Scott made a cool video about the phonetic alphabet and all the sounds humans use in speech, the well shall the only ones that use the LL sound to be... Huh. I thought we were, I've not heard it anywhere else. Very strange one. By the way, when we, that, I took a seven minute interlude there for a moment before we got into the monopoly talk. That was my daddio getting back to me about the house question about the which decade. His answer might surprise you. He talked to her about seven minutes or so and let me go about housing and things. So for starters, he doesn't really like modern houses. Okay. All good on him, I agree. What's the good man? He doesn't like about them, sorry. Yeah, a lot of the times it's the outside shape and how he didn't go too deep into it, at least now. But we had talked about this every once in a while when we go out and get breakfast or whatever. We do, depending on how it's done, we can like a more, because as housing, generally the rooms were smaller back then and now they get more and more open and stuff. And so you have, especially nowadays in modern houses, a very big kitchen, living room, like lounge kind of area, that's just a singular, large kind of open, more open space and those can be done well. But generally he really doesn't like. I prefer that style. Yeah, he doesn't like generally modern, the look and some of the layouts for things. But he said that his favorite decade, if he had to choose, was 1910s to 1920s. And he really enjoys a lot of the Jeffersonian influences that they had in terms of their prairie and craftsmen styles, the outside in terms of brick and the columns and things of that nature. And he said, because he was thinking this from a term of aesthetics and also the utility aspect. Well, houses made in that time, they did have electricity and they did have essentially modern-esque piping that can still be used pretty much as normal. And you can add air conditioning to these places. So my grandparents, for instance, they have an old plantation house out in the country. And what they do is they have an external unit and they have essentially all of the machinery and stuff is external, it's on the side of the house and air is pumped in their case through the bottom, how that the bottom space underneath the house, it comes up through there and through the floors. And that's what happens a lot of the time, these older houses from the 10s and 20s, they just get these add-ons to, generally it will be air conditioning or modern wiring if it needs it. But there's space for all that stuff in these houses. So you can work with that and you can do it. But that's his answer. He likes those styles of houses. Fair enough. And older architecture to be far more artistic and beautiful than this modern, brutalist, blocky crap that we see in the modern day. The thing is that I can kind of like brutal stuff. I think sometimes it can be super neat, just it's interesting. And I think, I feel like minimalism gets a bad rap probably because, well, actually, there's plenty of reasons why. But I find that there can be a lot of value in like super minimalist designs that aren't incredibly detailed, like a certain clarity to them. I think that there's interesting things to be said about a whole bunch of different eras. This might be a controversial one. I kind of don't like when there's a neighborhood where all the houses look the same. Like, I kind of hate that. Is that controversial at all? I don't think that's controversial. Is that controversial? I don't think it is. I think it, well, it's not a thing in America that there are just like a lot of areas where the houses are identical. Well, yeah, because what they do is they, if there's a housing development project, what they do is all the houses are basically made like one after the other or simultaneously. And they all are the same color, same roof color, same tile, same grid, same pretty much identical layout. Basically, we need to put up a dozen houses here. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. And they all go up and they all look the same. And I hate that. Well, the interesting thing is, I've had conversations where apparently it's just a thing that certain people like, that they like the uniform nature of the designs. But like, personally, I don't like the idea. I think it's the idea that there's a certain synergy. Everything kind of fits and it looks the same. My problem is I don't want to live in a house that looks the same as all the houses. I feel like I'd legitimately get to you sometime where I live. I just feel depressed, like I'm just, there's nothing special about where I live. It's just all an empty, yeah. Yeah. Like I'm just a thing. My house is like all the other houses.  This was not a community that naturally developed. I would say I like neighborhoods where the houses are often the same style, so you don't have a, yeah, you don't have a 50s style house that's next to a super modern looking house. And next to that, there's a 70s style house and they're all, not something crazy, but where they're all like, they're all just like houses, you know, just normal houses where their brick color's different and they're not all shaped the same. And maybe the neighborhood is one or two, two story houses, that sort of thing. That's what I like. And some have more trees and some have more bushes. If you found the house that you wanted in terms of space and rooms and everything, it was like, ah, this is just what I want. But it's one of those uniform houses. Would you then not buy it because of that? I might, yeah. I might not. I might not. I don't think it would happen to me. I'm way more concerned about the utility than whether or not it fits in uniform with a bunch of other houses. I guess the question is, if you're in a situation where you have no other choices, I don't know. I think that there's something to be said about the aesthetic of the other houses you choose to live in, in the area and what it looks like. Yeah, I- If I was allowed to re-paint it or something like that, then, yeah. You have to be allowed to do that. Is there any place you're not allowed to re-paint your own? I assume. Are you allowed to? It might depend on, I don't know. If you buy it, if you bought it. I have no clue about that. I assumed that you could paint your own. Like, I don't know. You can't hear. Yeah, everyone. You know what? Are you sure about that?   Yeah, but that would be something that you'll, like, know beforehand if it's one of those big neighborhood things, because the realtors would probably have that as a preview. People saying that H-Aways, in America, H-Aways prevent you from painting your house in some ways in context. That sounds right to me, that there'd be some- Yeah, in some ways.   Yeah, but that's what I'm saying. I get it, though. It might be the case in one of these neighborhoods. I get it.  Yeah, like, if you make a house, if you make a house and you paint it like screaming bright-ass zonker green and in polka dot purple with yellow stripes all over it and- Why can't I do that, though? You know, it's my property. Well, yeah, but then it's like, oh, it lowers the value of the other houses potentially and it might throw people away if I live across from that ugly-ass- That's the free market at work right there. That's the free market at work. I'm sorry. That is? It's the free market.  Like, things that are just incredibly useful or really important and necessary to an area, getting destroyed and then a lot to happen because, yeah, because, oh, my property value. One of the things I will say, and my parents are, and they despise this, and I do too, people just paint brick. I don't know if that's the thing that happens over there, but it's starting to be a new thing that people do. Oh, you mean like- I know, right? It's not actually brick, they're just putting bricks on. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. What?  Like a gray, they'll just take gray paint and they will, there's actually, next time I go walk and there's a house nearby where they've done that and it's just a brick house that they have painted gray over the bricks, over the spaces in between the bricks. It's all just gray.  And I have no idea why some people do that or why this trend caught on, because it looks awful and brick looks great. You'll just get a brick, just build out a brick. No, no, no, it was built out of bricks. Oh yeah, yeah. Okay. He's saying they paint all of those. It was a perfectly good looking brick building with bricks of all, because they come in all kinds of colors and they paint over it. So it basically paints a house with a texture of bricks. Well, I know my favorite thing I saw was there's a, there's like this burger place I went to was kind of hipster sort of thing. So it had the exposed brick kind of industrial look to it. But you could see that the brick was fake and that the wall was actually made of concrete. Like you could see that because it didn't fully go right to the bottom. If, I don't know if you've ever been, well probably not because you love another side of the planet. For those of you who live over here, if you ever go to Mount Vernon, which is George Washington's place, one of the things that over there they have, so like stone and stone buildings, it's not like today where it's a lot easier to get your hands on stone and all kinds of different kinds of stone and stuff like that to build a house. So what you'd often do is you use fake stone. So when you painted over some of the stone shaped woodwork on the externity of your house, you would mix in like sand and stuff with the paint so that it would seem as if it was stone because it had a little bit of grittiness to it. And from a distance, it looks basically just like stone, but then you get up to it and you're like, wait a second, that's not quite stone. I'm being fooled. You lied to me. I'm being fooled. I don't know what it's called though. But yeah, Mount Vernon's lovely. I will say Monticello is my preference, but Mount Vernon is very nifty. Just on your comments before freeing you about, you know, sometimes minimalist and even brutalist architecture be, you know, decent. And look, I do admit sometimes it's like I see, yeah, there's a beauty in that. But to me, it just cannot compare. It's not always horrible. Really, yeah, beautiful classic, you know, buildings and stuff. Like I'll post some examples. I'm inclined to agree. I do typically prefer older looking stuff. I guess it's more just that I'm not so opposed to minimalist kind of modern stuff that seems a lot of people are. OK. Yeah, that Gothic stuff is really cool. Yeah, look at this. Like how Gothic-incorporated modern buildings, they look amazing. That's really cool. Yeah. I was just gorgeous. Mola comes back maybe he'll get it. Yeah, yeah.  I like Tudor. Yeah, Tudor is probably one of my favorite stars in terms of just home cottage. Stars, I love the old medieval cottage look. Yeah, Tudor is really cool. I like log cabins. I really like log cabins. I'm not sure that I would ever live in a log cabin house. Maybe I'm not sure. Ruralism is not the same as minimalism. Well, I'm kind of defending both. I like minimalism as well. In certain context, I'm not super big fan of like all of the sort of incredibly like minimalist apartments and things, apartment buildings that are getting put up around like pretty much in all the Australian cities. Really cheap. Oh, they all fly. They go up super quickly. And apparently they're not particularly like, yeah, that's just not great. There's like a lot of just stock standard Australian built homes by the major companies.  They have these beautiful homes with these high angled roofs with this really strong cottage kind of medieval flavor to them. And they're just gorgeous. These streets and neighborhoods were just absolutely beautiful. And then I wanted to show some of the friends that I was hanging out with over there what a normal Australian neighborhood looks like in a country town. Because one of the things that was throwing me so much is that they don't have sidewalks in most of these Canadian neighborhoods. And I was like, it's so weird. It feels fake to me because none of the streets have sidewalks. It was bizarre. And so I wanted to show them normal. No sidewalks, okay. Yeah, no sidewalks. And in Australia, they're everywhere. You can't have a neighborhood without a sidewalk. It's so weird. Of course. Yeah. And so I wanted, I showed them one of the normal Australian homes and neighborhoods. And so, and I picked a new development. I went on Google Earth and I knew where it was and showed them. And when I saw them, I was just honestly, like it struck me so strongly. I was like, wow, I knew that I didn't like them. But in comparison to these beautiful neighborhoods, I'm seeing, man, Australian homes are ugly. These flat, squat, low-angled roof, stock-standard factory, they're just awful with very little character. And it really was a stark contrast. I guess I was thinking about the reasoning for why that's the case, because it might just be that a lot of Australian houses built pretty recently, like in the 60s, 70s, 80s. Yeah. Yeah. These cities just aren't old enough to have a house. 70s houses used a lot of character, though. Yeah. Some of the older homes are pretty nice. Yeah, I like 70 houses. My current home is a much older home. It's one of the oldest homes in the town, actually. And it actually has a decent character to it. It's got a nice kind of front with a nice angled roof on it and things. But it's because you have to go so far back. A lot of the real, you know, cheaply built ones, like a lot of the homes, the SES built and things, are just really plain and flat. And there's nothing special making them stand out or pop. And then the modern houses that are being just spat out everywhere, so few have real character. Unless you find a more independent builder that does kind of country timber homes, then you can get some nice character homes. But the main stuff? I guess it depends on...  But if you just go into these developments where they're just throwing them up, then, yeah, you're probably not going to get anything particularly fancy. Bring in those great residents. I mean, at this point... Yeah, I remember that one. I was like, that's why I love this game. Now I'm just... Yeah, this game is like a love letter to Simpsons fans. I'm now just thinking about how depressing the property market is here. It feels like people just want the house. Like, they want the land.  Just because of the fact that the housing prices here are so high. Again, average house price in Sydney is like $1.2 million. Average. It's sanity. Average. That's like if you live 40... That's like if you live 30 minutes away from the city. That's average. And it's pretty similar everywhere. It's like, Melbourne's like a million. I think Brisbane's $700,000 or $800,000. It is. There are not many... Unless you live in a country, and even then... That's what I live in the country, man. That's where... Well, no, in my area houses are far more affordable. I bought my first house for $110,000. And my second house, the one we're currently living in, was about $320,000. So it was a bit of a... $110,000 for that first one. That's in Australia dollars. That's like monopoly money. I know. Yeah, yeah, it was a really... It was a great investment. It's worth over $200,000 now. It's doubled in value since I bought it. And so really good investment. So I moved that when I was early on. Oh, hey, Mola, I sent some images to show for any type of architecture that I really, really love. The stuff that incorporates classic stuff. And I think the chat just wanting to see one or two of them. Oh, the chat want to see it, do they? Yeah, the chat want to see it. Oh, right. So because people on chat are like, $1.2 million USD is like $30,000 USD, right? Okay, so the median house price in Sydney right now... Oh my... Dude, the median house price in Sydney in July was $1.4 million. It's worse, like with the factory median. That's like $1.1 million USD or $1 million USD. Something like that, yeah. Brisbane house price is likely to double as tens of thousands flock to Queensland. Like, awesome. Gosh. Oh, oh, 80,000 increase price is just like Cali. Yeah, except it's the whole country. Like, it's just this market. California is the whole country to some people. Well, I mean, one fifth of Americans live in California, right? Exactly. It's a big old chungus part of America. And apparently, according to Gary, he says... It's basically just unaffordable, yeah. Pineapple and pizza is normal to Californians. So at least a fifth of the American population is just... Yeah.  That's exactly what I said. It's like that doesn't support the argument. It's more like one tenth... Oh, no. I was mixing up. California is like one fifth of the US economy. It's probably more like one sixth or seventh of the population, I think. Gary's lying. I live here and it's still horrid. He's lying. He's trying to trick you. The lying is capitalized. I'm all. What do you think of Metroid Fusion? Would you play at this Halloween? Are you excited for Metroid Dread? I think I mean, I'm probably going to let Fringy tell me if I should pick up Metroid Dread. I'm not like I'm just... Because I'll be grabbing that. Yeah, you can be my little test pilot. As for... It looks really fun.  And then the following day being Halloween. If everything... We have to plan this out. Being the Aliens game with Rags and Fringy, because literally both games have it so wrong.  And all you ever hear from people because I've checked out a few reviews, they're like, I don't know why it doesn't have four player, but you know, fine. Three is bizarre. I don't know why three. Is it just because we conventionally used it through four or... That's more reason to do it than a reason not to. No, of course. I'm just saying, is that why we think that it should be four rather than three? Or is it more than that? But it's the typical, it is, you know, I guess it's in terms of it being typical. I mean, it's one more person that theoretically you could get to buy the game with a group of friends to play, you know? Because I'm assuming four player was often the cap because you'd split the screen into the four squares. That's probably where it started, right? Maybe. It's a decent number. It's not too many. Yeah, yeah. And it's not too few. You know, I think it settles nicely into being it's, you know, clearly it's some sort of deal. So, yeah, you know, I'm still figuring out what the hell's happening for Spooky Ween. But all the eFab assets are ready, so don't worry about that. You'll be seeing the return of the Halloween variant. That's the way I was looking for, I guess. It's like Luigi's Mansion 3 for Halloween. There you go. It's a spooky game. Uh, Chinese has characters represent single words and is said in high mono and low tone, meaning Qingchong Bingbong is only racist in the high tone. Oh, OK. He tracks the grenade button. Oh, yeah, right.  No. So, F is bizarre. No, that was a Rax fault. That was a Rax fault. Yeah, if you have F set to your shoot grenade button, not like flashlight or use, that is bizarre. Yeah, if my automatic right now holding a gun and it has a grenade launcher on it, I'd expect middle mouse button, to be honest with you. That's like where my automatic assumes it's going to be. Yeah, so I was like, oh, flashlight. F. Yeah.  Like, oh, it's not like middle mouse button maybe or you have to swap to it manually. Or like all the battlefields, you have to swap to your underslung grenade part. And then you would shoot that as your gun. It would take the place of your gun. You could shoot reload and all that sort of thing. You know how in that game, they argue that Hicks is still alive and well because a guy who looks just like him with the same injuries enters his pod while he exits it. And then he gets to, you know, remember all that? No. Fringes, you know what I'm talking about? Why, sorry, I'm blank. I didn't catch the last part. So the guy, I think it was called movies with Mikey or something, right? The guy who wrote Aliens Clonoreans. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He wrote it so that Hicks didn't die. Yes. We thought he did. That's right. I remember. Because some guy got into his pod. And so that's the guy who actually died in Alien 3, one of the most hilarious retcons ever. Yeah, I can sympathize with it. Yes, it's just hilarious. And also the game was terrible. So like it's it's what it's like dark fate. They're like, don't worry, Genesis isn't canon.  As if that means anything. Yeah. But like, I remember the other day that I told as a gary about it, because I never heard of it. They're just seeing their faces when I told them that you see someone who looked just like Hicks got into Hicks's pod. This is like he wasn't really. Yeah, we're going to just desperation to try and fix that horseshit from Aliens 3.  Yeah, it's just, yeah. Alien cubed as some of the boxing would have you believe. We have cubed the aliens. We should watch that sometime just to see what you think when ignoring the fact that it just randomly kills two characters that everyone liked. Why, though? It's one of those like it's like the the arrow thing in Shang Chi. Like, just why? I suppose like there's probably some reason on record from the director, such writers, probably something out there of them saying why it causes a really harsh journey for Sigourney Weaver's Ripley. I don't know. I blame the French. Charles Danes is in that movie. That is a reason enough to see it again. Remember, Mola, the Mongols weren't successful since they eventually died. God, that conversation was so frustrating. Yeah, it's all bit. It was weird, but you know what? It was fun. And it's fun jumping on those those streams every once in a while. That's how I met Shion Head. So, yeah, you know, you never know what's going to happen with stuff like that. If you had to if you had to write Wakanda and make it good, how would you do so? It's not a place. It's a people. So it is a question of how much are we maintaining?  I'd be like, oh, man, you guys really want to do that. And you're like, yes. OK. Are you sure? Are you really sure? It's like, yes, we're super sure. I'm not even sure because. We have to make it so that they were hyper, like maybe we knock out the hyper advanced stuff and the vibranium is just a really strong metal that's malleable, but it doesn't lead them to having like technological wonders to the point where they're just super advanced from the get go because just the best in everything. I don't even like the idea that they don't share it with the world at all when it's like an incredible metal that could have helped us all like with everything. Yeah, thanks, guys. Actually horseshit.    And plus, yeah, just the fact that you have access to a super metal doesn't that doesn't explain how you got super advanced. They think they're considering. I don't know how you made anything out of it. How do you? How do you? How do you buy? How do you vibrate? Do you make stronger? How do you mine it? Melt it, shape it? Exactly.  Is it that they find a bit that's fallen off and then they use that to chip away at more and then they hit it with each other to create sharp edges until they can. Chad, you'd know this, right? For vibranium, it's a different story. Like, there has to be some type of process that lets you work with it. Otherwise, how did they make Captain America's shield? And so, you know, it doesn't have a melting temperature, but you're right. It doesn't explain how they can, how it would have given them such advanced technology just by having access to this material. Because in tribal warfare, like, what really is going to be the difference between bronze and vibranium, really? Like, what's the difference really going to do for you to that? Is it going to be that degree? I don't know. I don't really mean it. Well, bronze is its own different kind of, because like, bronze will, you know, bend and be penetrated by more superior metal. So if you had vibranium weapons, you would be out of bus through bronze press planes. You dominate in fights. But like, aren't they? They wouldn't even, they wouldn't even like wear that stuff. Like the breastplate and things. Well, just to clarify, is it said the vibranium doesn't go dull as well? Is it like it stays sharp forever? That seems like it. Because remember when Killmonger got the vibranium hammer and all they did was like shake off the surface. Yeah, yeah. And it was perfect. That implies that it can last forever and never deteriorate. That's what I was about to say. Like, you remember it weighs like nothing, right? So it's just like they could create like the perfect medieval weaponry to the point where they can just dominate the whole world, probably. Well, impenetrable armor. If they can. Sort, but you need the numbers. Give you an edge, the ability to actually do stuff with it. But I mean, the thing is, medieval armor, when it's properly made, you know, when he treated tempered, hardened steel, you can't chop through that with a sword. Yeah, but they didn't make like, I don't remember them making like suits of armor. Like they just basically walk around with cloaks and sandals. Are you talking about the Wakundans? I thought if you. Yeah, the whole society. Oh, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I think we're talking about clothing that's made of vibranium. Yeah, yeah. Is it? Yes, unfortunately. Yes, we're supposed to assume that clothing is made out of vibranium.  It's just everywhere because they can they can like process it down to like being threads of clothing and stuff.  But it's one of the most incredible materials to ever grace the planet and they kept it all to themselves. Say what you will about like different countries pilfering everything they want from countries or whatever. But it's just like, well, thanks for all the advancements we don't have now because we didn't get to use all of your incredible technology.  Like, wow, look at you guys making all these mistakes. Legit, right? If they discovered the cure for cancer and they kept it to themselves, those astronomical a-holes. Wow. Well, that's the problem, isn't it? We don't know what we've missed out on technologically because of the fact they've kept us from being able to have the world sciences go out. I'm sure he's like, lol, I'm smaller than Tony Stark and Bruce Banner put together. And I'm starting to wonder if that's a matter of is it because you guys have like, I don't know, the vibranium somehow fed into your textbooks and made you all smarter as well. Because that seems to be the only answer, like vibranium can make super humans. And so the answer of how it led to technological advancement, it made them smarter because there was trace elements in their water that they drank and the vibranium just makes them better. Well, yeah, the plants grow as a result of the meteorite. So they've got lead poisoning. Yeah, but it's good lead poisoning. Makes you smart. It's good. Mad.  When they take away the flower power from the people who have no longer king when it's like, that doesn't benefit anybody. Just let him keep it. It prevents him from having heart attacks and stuff. It's really good. Why would you take that? No, let's have one, let's have one. We only need one. We only need one. We don't need lots. We got spears. I want my personal guards to have the goddamn flower power, okay? It's a rule I would be instituting straight away. Yeah.  Yeah, you know what? Entire society. Let's do it.  Everyone gets it. I still have. Because even if the criminal gets it, your cops will have the two.  There's no logic to that other than like, I remember people being angry at me. It's like, it's the tradition.  How they just refused to let anyone else have it. I don't want to talk more about Black Panther.  It was so sad, too. I was really excited to see it. I was like, this is going to be great. Black Panther's got his own movie. He's going to be badass. He was really cool and Civil War.  He was awesome. He's lame in his own movie. He had an arc. Yeah, he did. Remember arcs? Those were really cool. They were arcs. They were just trajectories downwards. Stern Halmer is the original name of Chinese checkers, which was invented in Germany. Halmer is a four player game similar to checkers, and Stern means star in German. All right. OK, interesting.  Someone sent. Yay, thank you. Beautiful. I'm disappointed in you, chaps. No review of Space Jam 2, and you could have done it with Paige Spiranic. She has things to say about it.  I mean, no reason why we can't do it one day. I think that's got potential for a double feature. Gonna be up to. Oh, boy. I mean, you know, it's going to be interesting to watch, because I'm pretty sure the first one's not perfect either. But the second one, I just, I heard so many bad things. My goodness. Yeah. Froggy thoughts on connecting the water in North Australia to the water in South Australia is flooding the feck all deserts in the middle to make Australia great. Oh, that was, I remember there was a video or something about that, the idea of if you tried to introduce some sort of natural water system into the center of Australia that would completely transform the ecosystem and give us a lot more land that would be useful in the middle of the country. But that sounds like an incredibly expensive project in a country that already has an abundance of space that's usable. Like, even though the vast majority of this country, well, yeah, even though a lot of this country is kind of like, well, the problem is it's like, well, it has a lot of value because there's a lot of mining that you can get. Oh, they're a mineral rich land so much all over in that desert. And that's the thing that's like, well, it is useful in that regard. It's like, well, don't you want people living in the center of Australia? Well, there is a lot of space in the state. Well, so yeah, that's kind of my point is we have plenty of space that's usable, which we don't use already.  In terms of like metro area, it's disproportionate compared to like other places for population to the space usually quite inefficient as it is. And yet there's a clean space. Oh yeah, a lot of our stuff is spaced out even in the metro areas. It's kind of too spaced out if I'm being honest. We need to do a better job of actually having things more integrated and in city areas, having things more tightly connected, less reliant on massive highways to get everywhere they need to go. So yeah, it seems like a strange thing. Well, just on that note for you, like when I went to Perth, do you have you been to Perth? I don't even know where you live, do you live? I have been to Perth, yeah. It's even more spaced out. Like it's ultra-spaced. There's so much space between the edge of the road to, you know, like you're on a highway and then you have a side of grass before you hit the big fence line that separates the highway from the buildings and neighborhoods. There's like that space between the edge of the highway to that wall line is three to four times longer in Perth than it is. It's just spaced out everywhere. Even the roads are open. Wow, I mean, makes sense, right? Nobody, nobody lives there. Well, it's literally, it's desolate with nothingness. When I was flying into Perth, you just, I'm seeing nothingness for ages and ages and ages and then finally, there's the city. Well, I mean, that's the meme, is that Perth is the most remote city with a population over one million, I think, like in the world. Yeah, under that ratio, it's the most remote on earth. Yeah, for you to just make a channel on one end to the other and let the ocean in. Dude, do you know how big this country is? Do you know how much money it would cost to build a giant river that connects from like the north to the south of the east to the west? What's all the thousands of kilometers? Do it. That is, that's a lot of money for what is not a lot of utility at all. You know, it'd be really cool. I know that it would change the world forever anyway for all the other applications, but you know if portal technology was like a thing and then somewhere is flooding horribly in the world and then they just like open up a big portal in the main place and just drop it, not even into space, into just like a big deserty area of earth. And then it goes from being like this horrible disaster to being like, oh my God, we've got a chance to create like a whole new, it's gonna be great. Well, you could literally join, you would remove the, I mean, think about in terms of you could put a portal someplace where you want the water level to be and then a portal somewhere else where you want the water level to be and the two of them will, you could literally equalize two bodies by moving the portals where you want. Like it's- It's cool to think about, but then again, it's like, man, if we had portal technology, everything would be different. Like it just affects everything. Everything would be different. Yeah. I mean, I was actually thinking about the other day, just like on my travel back to Australia from Canada, I was like, wouldn't it be awesome? You could just open a portal and it opens up and I could see my home and I could just step through one step and I'm home. I was like, oh, gosh, wouldn't that be- Tell me, man, it's a good thing those planes are so fast or else nobody would use them. That's true, but still my flight, 30 hours. I had a layover in Qatar and so the first leg of my flight was like 12 hours, but then the layover was three hours in the Qatar International Airport and the last leg was about 15 hours to get back to Australia. Well, I remember my first trip to the UK, I did four flights. The second one was much quicker because it was just two back, but that first one, I think it was 36 hours and I did not sleep.       That's their seat. I'm not allowed to sit in those ones and it's funny though, like, you know what? I'm gonna go check and see if there's another seat for you and then it's like, oh, sorry, the plane's totally full. All right, awesome. I guess I'm just gonna stay awake for another eight hours. That's cool, oh man.  Yeah, it was, it was... You don't quite... I was just farming his car and he actually got caught on another one. I'm doing the world record right now. Man, Fringy, I feel so sorry for you about that flight. Like, I got to spoil myself because we were in a lucky circumstance where we had put aside enough money to actually bring over one of the guys that worked for me to help out but then there was so much trouble getting permits that he wasn't able to make it but we had the money set aside. And so, no, I went business class, dude and business class on Qatar Airways.  They're like, Qatar Airways is one of the fiercest airlines in the world and business class with them. Oh boy, I can recommend, my goodness, it was nice. That doesn't surprise me at all. Because I flew Emirates for a good portion of the way and they had some real nice food. And it was, it was all like ups, you know, it was like fancier as well compared to like Qwansis. Hey, friend, you see how I'm in Singapore? Oh, that's Ralph. Look at him. He's got a big bucket of paste. Is that what you guys call glue? Look at him there. Well, he's American. I call it glue. Like, like, like what kind of paste? It probably glues. It's glue. It is glue. Okay. Is glue a paste or is paste is all past glue? You know? Well, no one calls glue paste here from my knowledge. So I was just curious as well. That would be weird. Glue is glue. I mean, I've seen it called paste in loads of American media. What, really? Yeah. I haven't noticed, I guess. Um, I don't know. Like, I assume it's like the kid-friendly glue. I don't know if that's the difference. Oh, oh, we call that clag. I've never heard of that, but all right. All right, so which one is it?  Not his nurse is whatever, the lady at his home. And so he opens up the kid glue and he starts eating it. He tries to hit, do you want some to the other kid? That type of glue? Because we call that clag, like all just glue. Glue or clag is the name we call that. All right. You guys know that scene in, you know the scene in Billy Madison, don't you? Without him, Santa? I haven't seen that in way too long. It's been ages. I haven't seen that in a while. I remember Happy Gilmore with other Billy Madison. I think, I think Happy Gilmore was better than Billy Madison. Yeah, I'd say that as well. Yeah. I remember the guy who kept sabotaging him. You will not make this shot.   And then what was it like? Well, it was really funny. That guy just kept, I remember the end when he beat Shooter McGavin and like, then Shooter just used the jack and it gets chased by everybody.  Shooter McGavin was a great villain.  He was able to play a very good A-hole. That is very true. Yeah. When he destroys his happy place, taking all the money, getting the money.   No. A classic. That's a real... Would you find gents considering doing a Cinderella triple E-fap movies? The animated one, the 2015 one and the Amazon Prime one. Also, hi, Ryan. Oh, I don't want to watch. I really don't want to watch the Amazon Prime one. That's the thing. No. Yeah, bro. How is James Corden like famous? I think it was done for society. I think he may have sacrificed something to someone. Like, it doesn't really make any sense at this point. Yeah, I don't get it. Hang on. I miss what movie we're talking about. The Amazon Prime... Is it called Cinderella or is it called someone else? It's called Cinderella. Okay, well, that... Oh, that looked awful. It looked painful. It looks terrible. Yeah. I can honestly recommend the only Disney remake that's worth a damn. The Cinderella Disney remake recently was actually really... It's one of my favorite movies. It's brilliantly done. The 2015 one, so... Is that the 2015? It's got the guy out of Game of Thrones. Richard Madden. Yeah, it's Richard Madden, right? He's in that. Richard Madden. I think that's... The guy who is now going to be in Thanos, right? Yes, that's him. That's him. Yeah, Richard Madden. Like, seriously, I can recommend that. I mean, it's not an action film, but it's a lovely, charming, uplifting film. Yeah, it was Richard Madden. Okay. Yep. Well, now he's going to be playing Flying Superman, who was clearly inspired by Zack Snyder's Justice League. He shoots lasers out of his eyes and he flies. That's never been done before. Dude, that is this...  They will literally just take an image of anyone doing anything in a Snyder film and connect it to any other film, be like, you see Snyder's influence. They copied him. He did this first. And there's one where they literally have an image of him and the Eternals using his laser vision. And they're like, see? Zack Snyder did this. You're like, Zack Snyder did Superman with laser vision. Okay.  Look at the shot, though. Look at the shot. It's like, what? It's just a normal looking shot. He's just shooting lasers out of his eyes. Snyder invents its humans. Yep. That's right. But yeah, maybe something at some point in some way. I no promise we're watching that film ever. The Amazon Prime one. I really don't want to watch it. It looks so awful. Like, how could you punish yourself to watch that thing? You know what? I wouldn't mind banning people. Does anybody like James Corden in chat? I don't get what it's there to like. I've never seen him in anything good. All I see is people hate him and he's just never funny. He's, I don't get it. He's always annoying. He was like the worst part of the, remember the Three Busketeers movie? He was just annoying. Yeah, I do remember that. Yeah.   That's also what my husband does. No. Never liked it during the stad. Who is he? Didn't he, but he replaced, cause he, he, he replaced, oh my God. I can't believe that I'm blanking on his name, Scottish guys. No, he, I think John Stuart was replaced. No, John Stuart was replaced by Trevor Noah. Does he have his own late show though? Yes, I think he's from after David Letterman. Dude, I mixed them up.  He's not funny. Jimmy Fallon. Yeah, that's him. And then the one after that, which used to be Craig Ferguson. There it is. That's what James Corden replaced him. Oh, really? I don't, I don't It's really funny. He's awesome. Yeah.  How? Well, yeah. Cause you're replacing probably one of, like we're thinking about the best late night people, Craig Ferguson is up there with Conan O'Brien. Easily. Easily. He was really good. And Conan O'Brien lost his show, right? Well, he, so what? Oh, that's a whole story. Yeah.  No, that's not the name of the show. I keep mixing them up. There's so many of them. Yeah. So what happened was Jay Leno, he stopped doing the Tonight Show and that got Conan O'Brien bumped up to the Tonight Show. But then Jay Leno had moved on to the Jay Leno show, which was a prime time show. And that didn't do so well. And so they're like, all right, Jay Leno, you can go back to the Tonight Show. And it's like, well, wait, I'm Conan O'Brien's on the Tonight Show. It's like, yeah, you can move back to your old one. So it's like, oh, awesome. So like Jay Leno show failed and now I get bumped back to the latest segment. That's when he left to do Conan with TBS. That was a whole adventure. Okay. So there's tonight, late and late, late. That's right. Yeah. Not at all confusing. And then isn't there the one that that huge Tuba is on? Superwoman or whatever her name is, Lilly Singh. She got like- That was canceled, wasn't it? Was it canceled? I didn't know that. I don't believe it was canceled recently because it sucked astronomically. Oh, I've seen the clips. It's really weird. It's just her talking about how awesome she is. Like, why would I want to watch that? It feels like a horrible, like, boshed idea of what a late night show is. It's just narcissism, man. Yeah. You got it. Wait, is it? Oh, yeah, that show did get canceled earlier this year. All right. Well, someone said she got a season two. Both of those things true? She did get a season two, but it got canceled after the second season. It aired 2019 and then through 2020, 2021 and then it got canceled. There was an art to the late night show format. I feel like, ah, it's probably a really tough gig as well because you've got to be performing four nights a week. Of course, you've got a team supporting you, but then there's a lot of stuff that is unscripted. Yeah, yeah. Your interviews, you kind of have to work hard to have the banter. I've watched a lot of clips recently, so I've just been looking at Norm MacDonald with Conan O'Brien's appearances, which is easily the best person to match the norm of chemistry as Conan gives another space. Bill Burr is really funny on Conan as well. Yeah. Conan just knows how to engage with him and knows when to let comedians sort of take over and do their own thing. I know Craig Ferguson had a natural charisma that really works well. He seems to be able to get along with everybody and make everybody feel comfortable on that show. Can't believe I actually knew David Letterman. David Letterman's funny. I think David Letterman's funny. I think he's not my favorite, but he's a funny guy. Do you know that I found this out the other day, but Norm MacDonald said in some kind of tweet, I guess, I can't remember if it was a tweet or reply or a statement, something. He said that Louis C.K. and Roseanne, I think he said those two should talk to each other about what happened to try and give each other advice and stuff in relation to like how all their lives are just completely, yeah. And then he got like a reply saying like, what the fuck, you know, who cares about them compared to the people that they victimized or whatever. And then Norm said something like, those people never went through what they did, which is losing their entire legacy in a moment, which is something that I think they could maybe help each other out with sort of thing, give each other advice and maybe, you know, just something that, because he's right to a degree that like, this is something that's unprecedented to lose everything that is you and the work you've done in an instant.  Even, yeah, or even you didn't even do something bad at all, everyone just blew it up to insane proportions. To clarify, obviously there was a difference between, Roseanne put out bad tweets or whatever and Louis C.K. did the weird stuff. Undeniably straight stuff. He did a weird thing and so he became the worst person in the humanity. So this is, I got this from a video, so don't know if true, but as far as I know, it's true. He was in the green room for a Jimmy Fallon show and because of those tweets, he was then told that he can't come on. Jesus Christ. No McDonald, he was told it. And the thing is, I heard, there was two, I was listening to people talk about it and they were like, the producers never would have let him get to the green room if it was their decision and they reckon it was Jimmy Fallon's. And so Jimmy Fallon's got a lot of people who hate him now especially because that wasn't even that long ago and of course we can't get any more. Yeah. Rise.  And Norm ended up putting an apology out on Twitter. He said that I didn't mean to say that, like I didn't mean to demean anything about the victims or their pain or whatever. I just wanted to point out that those two may be able to have like a good conversation about what to do next sort of thing and what it meant to lose their lives because of stuff like that. I'm just like, yeah. What he said is totally chill. I guess when you think about like light night shows there's kind of almost, even though you're doing comedy and a lot of comedy is pushing the boundaries there's a level of having to be kind of really diplomatic because you're meant to have basically any guest ever come on. So you probably have to play that game of like trying to figure out what you can or can't do or say. It's not really a job I'd ever want, I don't think.  Yeah, that's what I mean. I feel like you can't be that temperament on one of these shows, you know? Yeah. Like you, because you need to be comfortable with people saying things that are a little bit edgy because you're not fully in charge of the content.   Yeah.  He's doing some magic over it all the time. Angry Super Chat 7, God, they're climbing. Ooh. One week, one week at uni and I'm already three E-faps behind. Curse you, long man. So sorry. I like and spare to play with you seven days, seven days to start like and spend. Late night was supposed to be edgy, handsome late at night. Well, yeah, I guess that's how it might've started but a lot of the late night. Exceptably edgy, like not edgy edgy but you know. No, network TV edgy, but I think part of it now is that a lot of like late night content is consumed on YouTube in the form of interviews and stuff like that so the place that it takes, the time that it takes place is almost irrelevant now to the content. I guess there's also the concern now of like a lack of variety in terms of late night content because it's like, well, who do they go right now? So you've got like Stephen Colbert and I feel like that's one of those ones where it's like, man, I wonder if like I rewatched the Colbert report and I'm just not super impressed anymore, like I didn't know about that. There was a time where I think he made me laugh but I just stopped at this point. It's not now. Yeah. Have you seen his interview with Bill Burr?  I feel like Bill Burr is the barometer for when you've gone from being a normal person to like a plastic person because you can't deal with him if you're plastic-y. It can show you. Yeah, that was the issue is when you know, like something that you notice with Bill Burr is that every time he's going on it's like he's demoing material. He's trying to gauge audience response and then work with it. And it was totally cold when he went on when he went on with Stephen Colbert. Like Colbert wasn't really playing along. The audience wasn't into it and it's like, damn, that's really awkward.  Oh yeah. But he's a plastic person now. Yeah, that's kind of what I was getting at. Wasn't it something like, he mentioned his daughters and then he was just like, do you love your daughters? He's just like, yes. He was like, what the fuck's wrong with you?  What kind of question? Yeah, he was just fumbling all over the place.  You gotta play along, you know? You gotta read the room and yeah. I just got back from taking a six hour fundamentals of engineering exam to end my engineering life. You were gonna say a dump. Six hour dump. I just got back from taking a dump and I'm like, damn.  That's an epic dump right there. Oh, right. I love tuning in and listening to some racism. After six hours of engineering, I can't imagine a better way to calm right now. Yeah, man, we know what people come for. Yeah, you know, hopefully that went well.   Yeah, jeez. I do not miss exams. Not me, though. Ain't doing that ever again. The closest I will ever take is the end of year EFAP survey. That is my exam now. Bragg, stop asking questions. We're trying to world build the perfect Marvel universe with no holes. So stop it. I don't even remember what we were doing that. We've done it a couple of times, I think this stream though. It was very rude. When we were trying to summarize the films to rags, he was like, oh, this doesn't make sense, this doesn't make sense. Oh, I have questions. I have things that appear to not make sense. Yeah, what's your problem, dude?  I just like it. Yeah, it was so lame. Wow, no people have triumphed to send?   No, no, we didn't really. It took a while though. None of us watched the movie, why are you talking about it? You know what, that's why. We got to keep you guys up to date with you because you'll all be going to see Spooderman.  God, imagine the homework needed to actually, like if you're a, just know I haven't seen films and you're like, I want to watch everything to help me understand. I envy those people. Yeah, that's certainly this is. But if you were to watch No Way Home and you're like, all right, you need to see the MCU up to this point. You need to see the Sam Raimi Spiderman films. You need to see the Tazim films.  Well, I had to defend this before. I heard that I'm Daredevil. I'm pretty sure that it's like, there's interviews where Charlie Cox gives like really kind of nervous answers. So I'm pretty sure at this point, it's a safe conclusion that he's going to be in it in some capacity.  It's safe. Kingpin is pretty safe. He's been like heavily hinting that Vincent Dinoffero has been hinting heavily he's in Hawkeye. And, you know, I still think we should be more worried than happy about that. I'm concerned. Yeah, I'm nervous. You happy to see him? But yeah, there's a lot of... It was funny. You know, like there was like Andrew Garfield confirmed and then it was like, how? And it's like, there's this weird image where Andrew himself was like 50% opacity in an environment. It was like, okay. And everyone spread that around. Then people like pointing that out and he was like, and then some people were saying actually... Hang on, can I interrupt you? You said 50% what? Opacity. Opacity. Like... You know, it's like how trans-power... As in, as in, you mean opacity. I don't really have a... I don't really fight for a team on that one. I don't mind either. Pick a team. Choose a side. I still have. Yeah, be a man, pick a team. Connect to it.  Connect to your weird, hearted way of just pronouncing it or not. Opacity. Opacity. I don't care. Honestly, I haven't even thought about it. I'm so sorry. I wish I did have a team to help you out here. Oh, gosh. I'm also trying to destroy a limo. It feels bad. So good. Oh, I had one second left. Well, maybe two, but mostly one. Anyway, where was I? Oh yeah. So that photo went around. Everyone was like, and then they were like, no, fake for a while. And then they were like, actually no, it's just the reflection of blah, blah, blah, to make him look blah, blah, blah. And then he was like, no, definitely not in the movies or at least not to his knowledge. Wink, wink or not to blah, blah. And then the clip or another photo came out that was clear. And then it was like, no, still not. And that's from actually that, that image is from B-roll from like a Saturday Night Live. And it was like, oh, okay. And then the clip version of that came out. And like definite now. And then some YouTuber released a video saying how I trolled the internet and explained how they totally crafted that clip through like whatever tech.  It's a real one though.  I'm just gonna wait until the movie comes out. I think it is an absolutely safe bet that we're getting the three Spudermans though. I think that's totally safe. Yeah, that one seems pretty solid. How do you feel about that? Do you reckon, do you feel it's a gimmick exploit to just lure people in or it's gonna be a fun bit of fan service that they're doing to actually be genuine to the fans to, you know, give them a win? Difference between those two is going to depend on what the writer does. Obviously that's like categorically, but I have some faith that John Watts would be like, because the thing about it, if you guys were bringing those two in their interactions with Tom Holland's Spider-Man, it's gonna be like, we gotta make that substantive, we can't just have them turn up and go, hey, some Splish Splash Punch Punch, okay, bye. So you're probably gonna want to be the Toby and Andrew in part, some kind of lesson or experience that we can gather from what they would have gotten from their respective movies to Tom. So? What do you mean, do you mean so is in like? Hope so, hope they do that. Oh, hope so, okay. Yeah, I, so I think that can work and if they do that, if they, I'm trying to argue myself into a position where I say, yes, it was totally meaningful that we had all of these cameos from all these different properties that everyone loves. You know, it's hard to make me get to that point because you've got only one movie to be able to do all of that. Like Dark Arc and Green Goblin showing up and doing lines that we've heard them say, that's what I actually worry about is that we literally hear them turn up and do their memes. Like that's gonna be so bad if that's all it is. Like, That's like, that's my worry that they're just doing it as a cheap kind of, you know, attention grab thing. And then it'll be real surface level, vapid, meaningless stuff. I think that's a fair concern considering the state of the MCU, right? I think one of the biggest problems with Pokemon is that it's better to solo with the starter than to catch and train a team. It's really imbalanced. I mean, Pokemon kind of cuts you off from being able to do that at least to a degree with the whole like the caves requiring flash. And so you need a Pokemon that can have flash, you know, that sort of stuff where it's like you can't just bulldoze with one Pokemon typically. And I think that the game benefits from players mostly wanting to have more than one Pokemon. Like, you're like, I want to catch some of these cute little fellas. But as for how well Pokemon's balanced, I don't really have anything good to say about that. I don't want to be too harsh because I haven't studied Pokemon that in depth. It's just never come across to me as a particularly layered or in-depth game. And perhaps that is by design because a rock, paper, scissors format, just a little bit more complex than that is just what younger audiences are looking for, you know?  So I like Doctor Strange magic the most out of the three. I like Scarlet Witches when it was mainly just telekinesis. But like at this point. I understand it, not always this cool. That's neat.  And though Doctor Strange is pretty hard to understand in terms of his limitations as well. Remember when like he put up a panel to defend himself from Drax throwing his knives and they like stab through them? And it's like, I wonder how strong those things actually are then, you know? Yeah. They were able to keep it surprisingly grounded in the first movie based on he had a very strict amount of spells that he always resorted to and we were able to get an idea of their strengths and what their capacity was based on how they were depicted. And they stayed fairly closely within the spells as they were presented. But the danger now is that, oh gosh, he's been doing some wacky stuff. Like, oh yeah, make a spell to make everyone in the world forget who you are. I can do that. Oh, now we're in the realms of magic doing anything we want and that is not a good sign. Yeah, cause I was gonna say, I think I agree with you. Cause like the portals are very clear, even though I would say that no character ever really uses them to their best because those things are OP. Agreed. You have, you remember the first film where he like tries to make a whip? He's like kind of bad at it first. And he ends up using that on Squidward in the fight. That's a part of Infinity War, I'm not a fan of, by the way. I don't understand why Doc Strange pulls the telekinetic man into him. You remember that? Yeah, I do. I don't know why I did that. And this is the thing, I wanna be impressed by Doc Strange as I was with him versus Thanos. I thought that fight was awesome. I don't wanna be thinking like, why would you do that when, you know? Anyway, yeah, you got that. The portals, the panels he makes to, people jump around and stuff, but you're right.  And the fact that he's like, we know frighteningly little about all of this.  No, you know nothing about it though. Yeah. You know nothing, multiverse never existed. Hey, man. Till the flint got it wrong. I don't know why you would pick Loki as candid over the others. Well, yeah. It's an awaking non-canon. What they would say is that Till the Swinton was referring to the multiverse of multidimensions, not multiverse of multi-times in parallel realities. And so they would say that the dark dimension still existed and that's the multiverse she was referring to, like the multiple different dimensions. Yeah. That's what I think. I was gonna say, you can't fix it because of the wording and I'm pretty sure she says the multiverse exists. I think she does say multiverse. She says multiverse, yeah. But the people, defenders will interpret that as meaning. She's specifically referring to the multidimensions, and because you can say dimension and universe interchangeably a lot. And so that's what people will say.  Oh yeah. And like, I just feel bad for the writers coming in after it. Or maybe they're okay coming in after it because it unleashed everything at the end of it. Yes. Or did it because of the ending? We don't really... Yeah, it don't know what's going on really. So yeah, Kill... Oh, Kill Skull at Witch magic right now. We have to, because that's the worst one out of the three. I'm gonna marry Doctor Strange, but this answer would probably change as soon as I see No Way Home. And then... I think I'll line up on that.  That's the one we didn't get to talk about, that I guess we can now. Tencock rings?  He destroyed like a universe ending dragon thing. And I'm just like, so... We got another person now on the team who was just top tier. Because what, what... I guess it's just someone said we wanted to fight him or Captain Marvel. I'd be like, I guess Captain Marvel, but... Captain Marvel would win. Like these rings, I don't know what the limits of them are. What if he shoved all of them down his throat? Interesting thing, I'm not impressed by the rings. I think they're pretty dumb the way that they're shown. And I'm annoyed because there are two sides to them. There's the OP, they can kind of do anything but just because the plot says, which I hate because it's inconsistent and they're just magical, whatever, bullcrap devices. And then the other side, they have this interesting limitation which is at the same time pretty lame and weak. And if they were actually restricted to the fact that they can only shoot off and return and he can only deflect things with the rings and stuff, his power level would be really pathetic. But they can't decide what they want to do or go for it. And so it's just a convoluted mess right now.  Yeah. Pretty powerful little area, make use of it. Unless they can fly or have like a hatchet maybe. Right, magical forest. I'm sure it's immune to such things. I'm not sure of that. I'm not sure what to be sure of anymore. I don't know what anything means. You'd think that based on cause and effect is, you know, would dictate certain things. I just don't know. So unpredictable. Yeah, they'd be like, the only thing you can be sure of is uncertainty. And you're like, that's, okay.  I'm glad you're proud of that, I guess. Since I'm going to be focusing on school now, I won't be able to catch EFAPs and Super Chat as often. So here's my parting Uncle Rucker's quote. It's long. You got to, how do I say this? They've done it in the font where they can get away with saying stuff. You probably, but you just, what does YouTube think though? Oh, I know which words I definitely can't say. You got to rotate your racial slurs. Now I know it's hard because the word just rolls off the tongue. We cannot let that be the crutch, especially when there are so many other fine substitutes, like spade. I mean, that should be fine because I can use that, you know, normally. But then there's two that I'm pretty sure I'm not allowed to use.  I think I could say jungle bunny. That's probably allowed for now. You never know with this sort of stuff. Jungle bunny. I hope you find a way to read that. See y'all by rags. Bye. That's the best I could do. Fun fact, Kathy's apt. Kathy's apt in Black Widow is Trump Tower Chicago. Oh, Kathy's apartment. But who's Kathy? Is that in the the is that a character in the Chiang Chi movie? I say Chiang Chi. I mean, Katie. Oh, well, he said BW as in Black Widow. But I'm assuming they may have meant to say Chiang Chi then. And he may have meant to say Katie. I have no idea then. If that's what you meant, then interesting. Also, by the way, Squirtle is objectively the best starter for efficiency. Also, also, hello, Rags. Hi. Hi. Not true. It's Bulbasaur. I really like Squirtle. I like him a lot. I think Charmander is my favorite in terms of looks and all that. But I think Bulbasaur is objectively the best. I still like Squirtle. He is a squirtle. But I don't see. I have no idea which one is the best in terms of are we talking about like which one can carry the best through the whole game or here? Let me spend a long time since it came up. Let's see here. All right, guys, in chat, don't get confused with which one you like the most. Like which one is actually the one that will get you through the most stuff? Because there's obviously an answer to this. I just don't know what it is. I'm curious. Okay. So Bulbasaur, let's see. He evolves quickest. Let's see. So even the same levels will get to his evolution's better. They are at 16. So Bulbasaur, they, 32. Yeah, he gets to Venusaur at 32, whereas you get Charizard and Wastois at 36. Evolving early in X and Y, it will already have access to mega evolution thanks to the fact that Venusaur will have evolved right before the Shalur city gym, but that's other stuff. I don't have a play X and Y. Best moves, Charizard doesn't get access to good fire type moves until you're about level 40. Let's see. When it comes to, unless you have TMs to make up for it. Going through, scrolling through here. I used to know it by heart, but that was ages ago. It has, let's see, let me scroll through here because I'm scrolling through stat paged. Do, do, do, do, do. It synergizes better with more Pokemon teams. Let me see. Best options with right type access moves aren't ground or poison type, thanks for the praise. Better against more gym leaders. There, I, let's take it. There's a, I think Squirtle's best for speed runners for whatever reason. I think it's cause he can get through Brock's gym faster cause he's water type. Cause that can be off of the thing. Let's see, yeah. For speed runners, apparently Bulbasaur is the weakest. It might be. It might be, I know that when you're speed running your strategy is just totally different. But as far as gen one goes, it just has better stats. But I, maybe the, and then again, this is many generations. So it takes care of, so who knows if they've, it's been updated or rebalanced or whatnot. But yeah, the back, this is definitely back in my day. I was also going to say like, maybe he does get to Venus, the final evolution faster than the others, but I'm assuming the others have stats that they do sit in things better than Venus or does. I'd be curious if their full potential is the power output from Charizard just better than the other twos or. Yeah, but generally the, the, the general thing I see is easy Bulbasaur is easy mode, Squirtle is medium and Charmander is hard. Part of the reason is again, it's that first couple gyms, right?  So your first two gyms are gonna be tough and you have a lot less options for your first gyms in terms of trying to beat them. You have less Pokemon that you could catch. You have less options in terms of items and equipment that you can use. So getting a type advantage in the early gyms is far more important. Later on, when you have far more access to getting to Pokemon and catching them and more options to better grind, it's not gonna be nearly as much of an issue. I see. The thing is that the super chest specified efficiency was kind of complicated exactly what that means. No, I'm not sure what that means, really. Yeah, but in terms of- If it were to complete the game the fastest as efficiency then, or if it were something else, I don't know. Longman, I was joking. She's more of a sports reviewer. I just wanna see a reactive boobs again like you did on the Suicide Squad review. Hi, Rags. Hello. You wanna see me react to boobs again? I mean- I react to boobs positively, generally. Molar, is it possible for someone to criticize a film without seeing it themselves? Do you have to see a film to be able to say if it's good or bad? I mean, so the thing about this is like, it can possibly be binary, right? Cause it's just all over the place.  Or is it that you have to say it's mostly bad because you haven't seen the whole thing? You know, like it's, and this is the thing. You know, if someone watches my review of, I don't know, the breakdown of TFA I do once all six parts are out, which will happen, by the way. I go through the whole film, like, in detail. And if someone watches all of that, but hasn't seen TFA and concludes what they believe to be about the movie, like irrelevant whatever I said, not necessarily what I say, feel like it's probably gonna, they might know the film better than someone who's seen it at that point, you know? So like it's really complicated because it's sad, like intuitively you'd be like, of course you can't say a film is bad if you haven't seen it. But like, I mean, kinda you could, right? There's a lot of scenarios where you'd be able to. Yeah, can you say about women's bad if you haven't watched about women uses what they all take? Does it count as having watched the film if you see all of it, but in portions of a review over a really long time? You know, if you like watch 30 second clips and then commentary on them and you watched the entire movie that way, does it count? I'd say it counts. I would say that it counts first. I think the filmmakers would probably be like, that is not how you're supposed to consume the film, but at the same time, you've got all the information. Yeah. Oh. That's correct, it's correct, you know? But yeah, I would just be like, there's so many scenarios we could be talking about here.  And then they start saying the game is definitely bad. Trust me, I know. It'd be like, you don't really know much about it, but you know. Complicate. I guess it's context.  Theoretically, let's say, let's pretend for a second, Rags knew nothing about Shang-Chi as he did a mere nine hours ago. I still don't even know. Maybe I still don't know anything about Shang-Chi. After all that I heard, that just weird sludgy mixture of, what the hell, who knows? But like, let's say we put him into a room to debate Shang-Chi's quality and then I was listening and just feeding him lines. It'd be really funny, because Rags would probably come across as though he has seen the whole movie. No, I definitely could. Yeah, I could come across that way. So, yeah, I don't know. It's just so many scenarios where someone should be like, Rags, you haven't even seen it. Like, does it matter? All the points I made were valid. Yeah, it's one of those things. It literally doesn't matter if I've seen it or not. Seeing something pretty much just enables me to have all my information and my references in theory. So, yeah, I could totally be, yeah. That's the reverse scenario, right? Someone watches it and then you go, okay, so let's talk about the bus scene and they're like, bus scene. What? You know, like the bus scene where they have a big fight and they're like, I don't, oh, I, is that? They can't say, oh yeah, well, you haven't even seen it. Yeah, well, if they were like, well, I've seen the movie, I don't remember a bus scene. You'd be like, okay, what am I supposed to do with this? Like, is this a big, does it, okay. You know, some people might forget a bit. Some people, this is a good old-fashioned phenomenon where you watch a thing or experience a thing and you remember it differently from what it was because of how it made you feel rather than what it was or whatever. And so, yeah, getting them references straight. Honestly, it's more important than whether or not you've seen it, which is kind of funny, right? Cause it sounds, again, it sounds so bad on paper, but like, I mean, true. I just voted for communists.  Life is pain, so better to empty that vodka bottle. EFAP helps too. Oh, all right, we'll be around if you, yeah. Well, to try act vid as long as you don't mind the ads. Quality is decent for Cam. I don't know, I think that's, I'm not sure what I was referring to exactly. I have no idea, that's very strange. I don't know these weird new millennial words that they come up with on the internet. Yeah, I don't, I don't get it. Just speak like a normal human being.  It really won't. I know some of y'all don't wanna take the chance, but I promise it's gonna be all right. I don't think I can envision that last battle scene in Shang-Chi you guys described too much crazies. Like, yeah, I could understand. Well, I'm envisioning something. I'm curious how it matches up to the real thing, but not that curious. Well, like, give it like two years rags and you will likely see that film as we are well into the MCU arc. Well, I'll try and remember what my mental image was before, you know.  Why does Marvel's Katie have the same back end as station from Bill and Ted? Hi rags. Hi, hello. Now, when do you say back end? They must be referring to like, like software and stuff off the back end. I didn't get a good look at it programming, but yeah. Shad, I read your book. It was good. Can't wait for the next part. Also, Shoe on Eve. Well, I'll stop there actually. Yeah, there you go, right? It was Shad. Awesome to hear. Thanks. Glad you liked it. Sweet. Also, Shoe on EFAP when? Who knows? Might source them out at some point here and there. You never know what all these creators do in their own thing. If we can just get her on to debate TLJ. Does she like TLJ? Oh, I doubt it. I don't think she could. She's one of those people that's like, oh, what do you think of this movie? And she's like, I haven't seen it. It's like, this movie, I haven't seen it. This movie, I haven't seen it. This movie, yeah. I think I remember that one. You're like, yeah. Right. What a movie. She hasn't, I don't think she's seen. Fuck, I can't remember. Shad, you have to help me out.  I think she's just got Bord of Lord of the Rings. Oh, poor man. I don't remember that. That is a seven-word known take for real hyponormies, you know? Normies? Seemingly for some reason. It's not enough explosions per second. There's heaps of action, though. Like, I don't understand. There's plenty of action in Lord of the Rings. She hasn't seen The Matrix or Fight Club.  That's true. Yeah, these people shouldn't be jailed yet. Like, there's time. Yeah, we'll give them a chance. We're jailed. Jailed. Peepy boo boo. She loved Joker. That's good to hear. I'm glad she did. She said Ray was the final form of Mary Sue. It's probably true. The final form. She's definitely up there. She's going to be able to knock her off that title. Like, well, she's sister. She's a pretty young editor. Someone might be able to match it better, but I don't think anyone's going to knock her off because Ray is the main star of the main trilogy of the hyper popular. You know, it's like. Yeah, she's so prominent as a character. So much work and effort and focus incredibly beloved characters were basically killed to make way for her. No one can explain her who she is as a person because none of the films could. They were all confused. Who is she? Who are you? The altar of character fuel.  Yeah, so good at everything. Yeah, you are just so awesome. Yeah, I just don't. Drink of your books are next on my reading list. I believe he would have appreciate that. Unfortunately, he dropped out four hours ago. Can handle it. That's all we're up to nine, by the way, which for me is the the place where we start to think about where we're going to stop. I am still willing to keep going. I don't know how you guys feel. I mean, I think to feel it super chat, right? Because I'm I'm getting pretty tired. But can we can get through the super chats for this one? Right? We can try. Right. Right. I feel like the Padme meme right now. You're right. Right. Again, we can try. No promises. Uh, hi, Rex. Hello. Buffy likes pineapple pizza reference to season two, episode 10. So Buffy is this is why Buffy's gets a flawed character. Yeah, it's better that they write forward characters than giving us all these perfect people, you know. Yeah, we were just talking about Ray a second ago. Ray loves not not eating pineapple on pizza, because of course she does.  Everything is correct for her. She can't get a single thing wrong. And you might be thinking, like, oh, so you guys wanted to like it. It's like, you know, it would have been nice to have a floor.  Really, we asked too much. Shemai Mola, Shemai and this team of legends.  Would love hearing you discuss the Punisher oil. Oh, yeah, that's like Daredevil Punisher, Jessica. Oh, OK, I get it. All right. Yeah, I'm not a huge fan. I think when I run through it, it's like Daredevil. That's worthwhile. Jessica Jones, but parts of season one. And then you can discard it there. Luke, yeah, until maybe episode six.  But an iron fist is not particularly worthwhile in general. Iron fist was garbage of top tier order. It was horrible.  No pun intended. He was amazed up. Absolutely amazing. And I enjoyed, of course, Daredevil. You know, see, I enjoyed both seasons one and two. I also gave up halfway through Jessica Jones season two. I just lost interest. And I really did not like season two of Jessica Jones. That was painful. Well, I did not like Luke Cage. I couldn't get into that one either. Very slow and dull overall, to my opinion. What I tend to say about Luke Cage is I basically liked it up until they killed Cottonmouth. And then once they killed Cottonmouth, I was like, OK, all right. Like they replace him with a diamond back and he just is incredibly flat. Yeah, that's kind of threw me off. But yeah, I mean, compared to like the sludge now, it's like, oh, man, it makes iron fist not look so bad. Oh, gosh, that's depressing because iron fist was uniquely bad. That was like, oh, from the beginning. Oh, the thing is, if I rewatch it, I remember when I watched it, one of my takes on that was like, man, it feels like people are being kind of unfettered at this show when I feel like some of the other shows suffered from similar problems. I don't again, it's I haven't seen it in a long time. That's that's probably one. No, I don't want to rewatch it. Actually, I was going to say it might be worth rewatching. No, I'm not attached to defending that show, not not particularly. Guys, bamboo is used for scaffolding. I get it looks silly, but that's not a mistake. Like I said, I know nothing about scaffolding. I'm going to make it on skyscrapers that high. Yeah, give me a reference. I need to go for that. It's what I say. Rags said you said like, oh, we get through the super shots. I remember when this came up. This is only like two hours and we're going to be here for a while. We can do it. Do it. Who would in a fight the average Krogan from Mass Effect versus the average brute from Halo? You can give different answers for this weapon. I think it's Krogan. I feel like Krogan have got this one. Krogan have access to Mass Effect tech. And Krogan's are tanky as fuck, especially in the first game. Krogan battle masters were like mini bosses, essentially. They could take out a lot of punishment. And also when they go down, they'll get back up again. And the big thing is like if it were a hand to hand fight, there's no contest that they would win against the birds. If it was weapons, maybe that would change things up. But I still I think the massive weapon covenant weapons that the Brutes had access to. The Brutes shot is pretty good. But like the spikers and plasma stuff. I think that just the the handiness and the bullet like qualities of the Mass Effect weapons just help a lot. And Brutes don't have. Depends on numbers. Fact into it. But if I guess it also depends on whether we're factoring in numbers because of its numbers, it's like, well, there are a lot more Brutes than there are Krogens. A lot more. There aren't many Krogan left, really. So I mean, this was just specifically about one on one, right? Oh, oh, yeah. I feel like Krogan, Krogan, probably have this one. It said would there be different answers for hand to hand versus all like weaponry? I don't think there would be. I think hand to hand Krogan will absolutely dominate and weapons might be a modifier, but I'm not sure. I think when you add equipment, I think that the the stuff that you fight that Brutes have when you fight them is just going to be flat out outclassed by Mass Effect Armor.  But some Brutes, their armor is just clearly not that great. Like entire legs exposed, entire forearms open, often chests are just not even covered sometimes. There's nothing more than a leather bandolier over the chest. Some of them have can have better armor, of course. But I just think that Krogan's having on this one. Wait, well, if we're thinking like Brutes from Halo 3, you got. I guess the question is if they were going up against like it's a chieftain or something, hmm, a chieftain might actually put up a good fight specifically, they said the average Krogan versus the average Brutes. I think I'm going to go with average Krogan. I'll go with Krogan. Yeah, I go with Krogan, I think. Does Mola like Pink Floyd's The Wall? I've always liked a lot of the songs from it, but I never really had any appreciation beyond that, though a lot of my friends did. So when like Nostalgia Critic did his review, like I said, I was just like, so this is just as cringe as normal stuff. And then I saw a lot of people reviewing it that weren't explaining the problem. But some of the reviews that we watched of his video were worse than his video. They were really bad. They were just the standards that we cover in EFAP. Sometimes like Ralf was terrible. It was super critical. As of just a couple, I want to say possibly even one month ago, holding ideas, a person who isn't very much doesn't like me. So you can take this to be a very unbiased take. Made a fantastic video, not only destroying Nostalgia Critic's video, but also explaining very clearly what the wall's about and what value there is to sort of dig out of it from the different ways that it approaches the medium. Really appreciate the video. I thought it was fantastic. Um, and that's the kind of stuff I really like that YouTube does, where it's just like this, there's a specific kind of video I need to be able to sort of access a particular thing and like, you know, the right person doing it in the right way, manages to nail it. That also doesn't like you. I can't believe it. This is the thing. He hated me for the moment. I made the DS2 response series. It's been a while since then. So I'm sure he doesn't even know who I am anymore, but I'm pretty sure he's like that game. No, he liked HBomber Guy a lot. Oh, they're very good friends.  When he heard me mention, say the O word, he was like, wow. You can't be objective. What?  Took me a while to realize.   Like I can just say that everything in, you know, the paddling pool is more fun than anything you've ever done. I just love slapping that water. It's just more fun. I was like, we've got to do better than that. And I think I just try and stake the claim there. I was like, that's super subjective if we can get more into like actual stuff. And he does eventually start doing references, but they're really bad.  So it took a while to respond to it, as you guys may be aware, this is all getting really long series. And yeah, a lot of people did not appreciate it. But yeah, Donaldson's made a couple of videos I really like. He made a video on Flat Earth that's kind of amazing in terms of just like just trying to be definitive about it, just in his local area. He found a particular lake and he did a lot of work to to prove that like it's hard for me to explain because I'm just not fucking familiar enough with the correct nomenclature, but I would recommend that one too. The movie kind of contradicts itself by claiming the father is bad for putting his son through training, but also claiming he's sexist for not putting his daughter through that same training. Does it do the sexist part? Yeah, it basically says that yeah, the dad sexist because you know, the daughter and whatnot didn't think she was capable or worthy to be trained into a super assassin. I have to rewatch it. Do it as strong as Captain Marvel if she actually got the training. Oh, dude. Well, I can't imagine how hard she'd be if, you know. Unstoppable rags is indefatigable. An indefatigable barlam shell and I love him. That is a good reference. Yeah, indefatigable. No, movies are about family make eight hundred million dollars. This won't. Oh, of course, Mola doesn't understand the concept of fun. I like things a lot. I have plenty of fun with all kinds of things. I just don't think it's a great argument whenever you're trying to say why something's good that you simply had fun.  Shumai Mola, my streaming week. Oh, why? Carmichael is pronounced. Huffani Clouyed, 18, Dravo the Punisher. If I like them, Haru and beer, Black Widow, 18, Ngorai Hual, like an Elrond here, sending a super chat. Is that Welsh? Is that Wailish? I don't know why we would punish it a Black Widow. I thought Wailish sounded like Wales and Wailish are completely different things. Rank off. I'm sure that's pretty offensive to somebody. Yeah. Sorry about that. This is really getting into fatigable. Yeah, I've not seen Punisher of those. I have not heard great things about Punisher. And then I don't mind having a kid. Yeah, I don't know. Like, they were saying, like, compare it to Black Widow. I just said, why? Like, that's a weird comparison, probably better, but probably. Yeah, I'm trying to think of the connection. It's not like spies, really, or anything. It's a very different approach. Yeah, I'm not sure why. I'm not sure why you pick those two, specifically. I'm getting really tired of the EFAP crew coming up with better stories than the writers. Stop it. So I do want to, you know, try and downplay that a little bit. Some of the stuff we were saying, super basic, like, oh, the veteran gets wounded and therefore the student must take the shot with his encouragement. Like, that is not complicated. That's been done in lots of stuff. It's very satisfying to watch. It's normal.   It's out of character for her, and it's really unsatisfying to see.   I could even have gone for the idea that Death Dealer survives the movie.  I'm fighting dragons. I'm out of here. And then we see Death Dealer come back as a mercenary for a different bad guy. What Toss Monster does. Yeah. Yeah. Just basic shit, man. I miss good boss deaths, too. Yeah. We were talking about this before, I mean, for any of it, Indiana Jones is like the gold standard for boss deaths. Everybody gets a good boss. It's all bosses. Yeah. Yeah, I think, let's see, because with Last Crusade, we have the, yeah, the rail, the wrong grail. With Temple of Doom, we have the Falling Down of the Neaten by Crocodiles, and everyone else. The Ark. The Ark. Yeah, that's the big one.  The sub-bosses and the muscle. They all get, remember the muscle in, and the Ark gets shredded by the airplane. Yeah. Kingdom of Doom, you had the cool fights on the... You got crushed in a conveyor belt, right? He did, yeah, his ant tassel thing, he got caught in the grinder. Yeah, flat. You could say that the tank was sort of a boss battle in and of itself. Yeah, though, that was the muscle. Oh yeah, he died in the, what was his face? I forget his name, but he died in the tank and it went over the ledge, yeah. Yeah. And it didn't explode to say he got tossed around and tumbled around, yeah.  And all the Nazis along the way, he fought. Those are, we gotta see those movies again. Oh, wait, oh, what about the other one, the fourth Indiana Jones movie? Oh, well, that one had the ants. The fuck, the ants, remember that?  I do remember the ants, yeah. Yeah, that was some nightmare fuel right there. The ants ate Cape Blanchett, right? No, Cape Blanchett died by the aliens. Did someone get eaten by the ants? Yeah, the mini-boss got killed by the ants. I mean, yeah, that was nice and terrifying. Is it sort of like poetic that a communist gets killed by ants? Because the ants are the worker class?  The funny thing about that, right, is everyone says, and it's totally fair, there are only three Indiana Jones movies, but at the same time, if we were to do it awkwardly, it was like, I assume people would want us to watch the fourth one to rip on it, right? I think we'd have to, because yeah, we can't exclude the bad ones from the other series we do, right? That'd be cheating if we said, we all know that one's bad, we're not gonna watch that one. Wait, am I just doing it with the MCU? We just like fucking... We watch like four movies, and that's it. Stepping over huge gaps. And Tuesdays done, we did it, we watched all of it. There's no, there's only four movies. Who are these other people? But yeah, and then the fifth one's coming out, so, yeah, huh. Yeah, I get excited. Everyone's getting excited. Yeah. How does it feel to watch your favorite French? How does it feel? Feels great, man. Cleaning the theaters for Shang-Chi, I watched the after credits theme over and over.  Karaoke lulls. Also, check out the truck in the far right lower corner. I don't know what that would be referring to. Truck in the far, maybe if there's like, whether a traffic scene and maybe a car was supposed to be somewhere, is it the zoom out scene when we see the 10 rings compound because there's some cars and stuff driving in and out in that scene? Just do it more, check the truck. I don't know what truck I'm supposed to check.  Also, look for you, I've trapped him. Wait, let me see something. Oh, shit, okay, the game has a way of dealing with it. Technology. You don't dare cheat us. EVE-UP is my favorite sports podcast. I can't wait to find out which sport is objectively the best. Also, hello, Molo, Shad, Fringo and Drinker. Hello. No. No, hi, Franks, my God. Ah, well, feels wrong. No one can be, not everyone can be an amazing winner super chatter. The dialogue between Tony Stark and the Air Force Infantry and I'm one of some of the best in the MCU, good days. Which, oh, he's talking about when they were, which part of the talk? The dog fight. The dog fight, I think. Well, that wasn't... No, when he's in the car? Isn't he when he's in the car at the very beginning? Yeah, because I was gonna say, there's a couple of things they might be referring to. He fights, he dies by death. If he doesn't talk to them, he talks to Terence Howard at that point. He talks to Roy. Yeah, so I don't think they're referring to that. Otherwise, why would they not just say Roy? I'm assuming they're talking about the intro where he's talking to the guys in the trucks, just like Shad said. Oh, but weren't they Army, not Air Force? I don't know. They could be Air Force infantry. Easy to get them mixed up. Yeah, I definitely wouldn't be able to definitively know the difference on that one. Apparently the people in the Humvees are Airmen. All right. Okay, there you go. Hydra, Shield, the Sorcerer's Red Room Eternals, Ten Rings, the Forest Village, the Hand, et cetera. Marvel really likes the group that is super influential, but only show themselves now, trope.  They need to stop. And we're gonna get more with Secret Invasion. Hey, look, the Skrulls, they were here all along. Dead Island When and Jackie Chan Oni Movie When? I mean, I'm on board doing both of them. Oh, classic Jackie Chan movies, love them. Legend of Dragon Master, some of the most incredible choreography and stunts, especially in that big ending fight. It's just next level. It's jaw-dropping. Maybe we do a Jackie Chan off. Oh, I'll be on board then. I have to throw in Black Wyrmoth again. Chris Tucker won. Rush down. That's it. Rush down. Yeah, I think that would be one to throw in. It's a cosmic chicken. Maybe referring to the Amanda and Chicken meal thing. Maybe. Don't know. Which came first? The cosmic chicken or the wild egg? Also, high racks. The cosmic chicken. Laid the world egg. The world egg has many names. The cosmic chicken didn't come from a wild egg? No. Okay. We'll create the cosmic chicken. Oh, we're going to special plead our way out of this one. Fine. I just wanted to know. Well, technically, the chicken comes before the egg, right? I don't know. I don't even have to make a right here. Evolutionary speaking. What source are you appealing to there? Because of the reality? Well, I mean, yeah. Well, I guess it would be presumably that egg was a something that came after the organism. This is a category thing, right? Like there's a line that gets crossed eventually where the chicken used to be a different sort of species, but then it became a chicken over many mutations or whatever. I assume when it comes to, yeah, I guess eventually it would be, I guess you would know most when it was like an adult, right? You'd be able to verify it more accurately if you had adult samples to eventually say, OK, we are now going to differentiate at this point because they're substantially different or different. With evolution, the egg has to come first because the egg would hold the first mutated chicken. Or mutated enough to be considered a chicken. And when it hatched, that's how first chicken happened. I assume so because if an animal, because the egg is a combination of multiple genes and it adds its own mutations. So I guess when it lays the egg, once as it's forming and it has an egg and that egg gets laid, that would be the first of, I guess, whenever the new species, technically, even though it's largely arbitrary, that would be the egg. There we go, we solved the question. Yeah. It comes first. No one ever did this before with the first. By the way, we're not talking about eggs in general.  We're talking about chickens and eggs and themselves. What about chags? But yeah. I don't know about chags. I don't know about chags. I don't know about chags. Surely the greatest mystery of our time. We'll answer that one on the next stream. You know, one huge problem at a time. Which came first, the nuggie or the chicken. Well, the nuggie obviously came first. Chickens are just the action of the nuggie. Nuggies are like, yeah, spiritual beings. Yeah, what happens when we accidentally allow a chicken to go unnuggied? Yeah. Everyone knows the forest kills people when it wakes up. Haven't you seen Lord of the Rings? I mean, Lord of the Rings is not one to one with real world. It's close, who will give you that? I didn't know that Shunji was an adaptation of Lord of the Rings. Lord of the Rings actually has a more valid explanation for moving trees than Shang-Chi does. Well, yeah, I guess the trees are actually like... They don't have one in Shang-Chi at all. Exactly. Oh, yeah, that's right. There was no explanation. It's just the way it works. Basically says here at some point in evolutionary history when there were no chickens, two birds that were almost but not quite chickens made it and laid an egg that hatched into the first chicken. If you're prepared to call that egg a chicken's egg, then the egg came first. Yep. I agree. Could you shout out all weekend charity marathon at Green Zone? Maybe rate it after this stream with $3 each. We could even double their goal. I haven't... What is the charity stream? As I was saying, there's no idea what charity it is. Gotta be careful because you never know what charities are doing, what, where, why, who, where, when, what. Hmm. But obviously, if it's all good stuff, then super appreciated, good stuff. Morris is Disney's attempt to monopolize the head pillow market. I mean, maybe. They'll probably be able to get a few sold, I'd imagine. I'm sure that they're already selling toys for Morris. I don't know. Not as well. It's not really near as cute as other toys. And so I don't think they're going to be near as well. Wow, Chad. Picking on Morris. I will. I think that Morris kind of neat. Like, I think it's kind of neat. There you go. Fringy's going to buy, like, five Morris's now that you've said this. Um, I... Oh, Fringy, you're just weird. You actually going to buy a Morris thing? I'll hold that against you, Fringy. I don't know that I would buy a Morris toy. Well, Pia, perhaps you're out of there. No, not really.  I agree. Well, it's just priorities, right? I've already got the rags plush and the molly plush, and I got other plushes that already, you know, exist in this. Sounds like you're agreeing with Chad, then, that it's with the rags plush and the molla plush are objectively superior to this crappy, retarded, mutated thing. I don't know that it's objectively better. It's more that there is a personal priority to have the rags and molla plushes over the Morris plush. But I don't know that I'd be opposed to getting the molla plush. Oh, you're clearly an awful human being. I just think it's kind of neat. Like, it's as a thing. Awful. Sorry, I did. That's, you know what? You can hate it. That's totally fine. I will take your plush. Yeah, the shy guy plush is also another priority one. That's a, I'll be adding that. Who better, shy guy or Morris? Shy guys better than Morris. Yeah. Sorry, Morris. You're Morris, so you're going to have to have to have your plush. Can you name a single plush that Morris is better than at the moment? The Quinton plush? Yeah, definitely. I have to concede that point. You got me. I feel like there'd be a number of animals that I'd feel would be more interesting to have Morris than a plushie nepotism in a certain sense, yeah. The pandemic plushie nepotism is everywhere. If they let the Mandarin originally in, he could have killed the beast with the ten ring, so it was never an issue for anyone. I'm not quite sure what's being said in the super chat, but one of the guests I'm having is, are we saying that it's kind of amusing that when we could have probably have killed the dragon, you think?   What are you doing?  Like, it's fine. He's like, no, it's really powerful. He jumps out of the dragon's that fires all the rings into it, explodes it. He's like, it's fine. It's fine. Now, can I look for my wife, please? It's like, OK. And please, not with you. You're not coming back. It's like, what if you release another one?   OK, you can leave me alone now. All right. I think they mean the first time he visited the magic forest and met his wife.  Oh, so I don't think they're going to be able to. So the idea would be if he made it to the forest and they were like, we have a giant beast behind this wall. Could you kill it with your ten rings? I don't think they would rather the wall doesn't get removed at all, you know? Yeah, because for all we know, and this is totally fair for the film, there may be more than just that thing behind that wall. Like I said, it seems to the he reseals it. So I don't know if the idea was like, there's a whole army of spooky demon dragons back there. And the haps. Yeah. It's it's whatever. So we have Wakanda and the Chinese Wakanda. When do we get Mexican Wakanda or French Wakanda? Maybe a Thai Wakanda, too. Is Mongolian Wakanda moral? I'm sure it's going to be great. I'm sure they're all horrific, terrible places. Does it mean that it is actually hard to generate a secret but also super altruistic society this existed since the Stone Age would better technology than everybody that chose to do nothing about anything? Like, um, yeah, how do we do this? Yeah, those things don't fit together.  Or even that they just don't like the world, make them. Yeah, it's. Oh, yeah, you mean like maybe they had a war with humans? Well, because Atlantis in Aquaman don't like the surface, right? So that's why they don't interact with them. The animated Atlantis, something like that. They collapsed into the their technology was able to save them. I'm pretty sure Atlantis is being introduced in Black Panther 2, by the way. Pretty sure that's just like knowing that they're introducing Atlantis as well. I think it's Atlantis. Atlantis is the main guy named Namor. Namor, that's right, yeah. Name him. I'm pretty sure he's just confirmed to be in that movie. So no more. That's what that's what whenever I go to Waffle House and the waitress asking her to syrup. That's what I will say when she says, is that enough? I'll say name or name more ranks. You watch the meme where you said that, remember? I did. That was really good. I really enjoyed that with all the syrup just getting to fill in it. That must be bizarre. All the people walking by the Waffle House because they have the two of the walls are just like windows. So you can see inside and everything like that. It's got a diner kind of feel to it.  Everyone's just up to their shoulders and syrup, you know? Eating the plates have floated now on top of the syrup and they're just eating off of it. Maybe if someone moves it makes a little I guess I missed some ripples and waves in there. I thought that the doors were probably either open or the syrup could get through them and only filled up because it had filled up the whole planet at that point. I mean, it was, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. It's sealed enough to where it keeps all of it in. I mean, it pours faster than it drains. I imagine that a Waffle House is, maybe they keep a pretty tight ship over there. So I feel like it would seal it. She was pouring for a while. I'm sure it filled it both relatively quickly. Oh, no, I was done by then. I was done. Oh. I was done. I said, I said when by then and in doing so inadvertently and through total accident saves trillions of lives. What a story. That's right. Trillions with a B. They were more advanced than the devourer thing killed off their civilization. And now it's just a remnant, guarding the other dimensions with the dragon. I don't remember them being explicit about that. They remember that as a fight. I remember a lot of them dying, but they never said that they lost technology or they fell backwards. And if you lost it, why wouldn't you just remake it? Exactly. I mean, if you had people who were at least educated in the technology, they'd be at a recovered decent amount. They wouldn't be sent back to the medieval level technology. And wouldn't you use the portal to come to earth or something and get some cool like homes and like some gas generators or some combustion engines? That's another sort of thing. I wonder how much of their dimensions are aware of this portal to another universe that has way better technology and possibly entertainment and people. Yeah, when they're freezing their asses off in the winter and burning up in the summer, they're like, man, if there's only some way to condition this air to our liking. Condition air? Jeez. Unfortunately, we don't have such technology, such wonderful magical technology. It will revolutionize where we can live. We literally have magic, but we don't have such magical technology.  We got dragon scales, though. That's good enough.  Lion King EFAT movies double feature when? It'll probably happen someday. I don't, we're not going to rush for that. People like watching us watch the classic stuff and then the horrible remakes. But like, you know, they're a miserable experience oftentimes, the new versions, right? I don't want to watch the new Lion King. If it's done, it will be done at some point, but it, oh. Ugh. We'll have to have YMS on for that, though. Absolutely. He will guide us. Yeah. Also, I'll be back. Oh my God, this car.  I'll be back in a moment. Oh, all right, it's just me and you, Chad. Hey, all right. I reckon we can do it. I think we can. All right, let's do it. Football is not played with the foot, it's played on foot. Like basketball is played on base as opposed to on polo played on horse. It was a polo played on horse. Football's played on foot, basketball's played on base. On foot. Well, baseball's played on. Say no, hang on. Is he saying it's on foot as in you're walking on foot? I guess so, but isn't that like all sports? Yeah, I guess it's not chess. That's what they call it. On chess. Sit ball. Exactly. It's on chess for. Yeah, as soon as I mean, at that point, the naming conventions for the other ones are all going to get confused. Yep. Not a clam slam, Chad.  Oh my God. Beautiful language. Isn't English just wonderful? Oh, my goodness. I can't say that because I avoid saying that naughty word. Because I'm a good Christian boy. Absolutely. Oh, the rest of them just loaded up and it's like, yeah, we are not. It's going to take a while.  Can't be too hard. Yeah, you know, from who? From where? Oh, that's the last of us.  That's yeah, there you go. I don't have any reference in that. I like. I don't think it has too much, you know, influence on it. I would have thought up a body straight and, you know, steady. I heard actually the weaker you are, the better archer you'll be.  I'm small, so OK. You have your little ideas, but let me let me counter you with this. Whenever they are women's in stuff, they will end up being the archer. And women are often weaker than men, so there you go. Yes, that's that's a pet peeve of mine. I even criticise like in one of the videos where I talk about the best weapons for women. I do have a dedicated video on this subject. I point out this contradiction. There's literally like a shot of the Hunger Games where Cadmus Everdeen, she's holding the bow and next to her is a boyfriend and he's got a crossbow. And I'm like, man, this is backwards. He will first give the weapon to she would need the crossbow. Isn't it that even crossbows can be tough as well? Right, strength lines. You need to, I guess, if you have a tool to pull back the wire or if you're doing it by hand.  You're pulling upwards, which is an easier thing to do to handle heavier weights than the posture you have with a bow to pull back a really heavy bow. And also just just on the last of this thing. So the boat she's using is probably like, you know, a good 40 pound hunting bow and they exist. And you can actually take down game with like even a 40 pound bow. Especially with the right type of arrowhead and that could still kill a person because you'd be surprised how lethal, even lower poundage bows can be.  That's why they had such heavy poundage bows in warfare. That's why you have the classification of war bow to deal with armor specifically. That's the whole point behind them and also range. They wanted much greater ranges to hit the enemy as well. Well, here's the killer argument. Guns typically deal more damage than bows do. And women and people of weaker muscle can handle guns. So why can't they handle bows? That's too big brain. I think that's blown me away. I was going to say. Those typically deal. Those are lethal.  Usually takes a couple of those. Yes, it's a fair point. Yeah, more lethal in games.  But a bow, like an arrow from a bow usually does so to Shay. Yeah, I'm not talking about the black ops one where it like explodes. We're not talking about that one. This is flawless logic. I'm having trouble arguing against it. I was going to say the one thing you have to deal with, though they're free is more games have guns in them and and then they do bows and gamers are often weak muscled. Mm, so something to think about. Yeah. Remember when there was like that time when just every game had bows? Like Tomb Raider, Crysis three. I think Far Cry three as well. Yeah, like just games had bows. That was the fixation. Those are cool. All right, like they are cool weapon. It was just weird that all the video games that time which had bows, they all had them. And seriously, though, just another cool factor, right? Shooting a war of bow. All right, there is this just rush, this impact like the vibration of the bow because the string hits tight so suddenly and the pressure that your body is under and then the sudden release and jerk that happens in it. It's a unique experience. It is really cool. Lots of fun.  And there are different rushes for those sorts of things. Absolutely. Like you're in an Iron Man suit or you feel pretty badass. Oh, yeah. And for like most people and I found this more common with guys just holding a sword for the first time. They get a sword in their hands and this is a sense of power. This is cool feeling that comes with this. It's awesome. That's toxic masculinity is what you feel in there. We're getting all injected into my veins. I love toxic masculinity is rushing through my veins. It's like I'm going super saying I'm going super toxic. You met him in Utah, but they landed on Obama in the movie. No, I'm an Omaha, not Obama, ruined my joke. Damn it. No, I'm Obama Beach, Obama Beach. With the shun killing that guy, even if it is the most basic version of it, you guys have to say they could have still done that well. They don't even use the simple ideas to any effect, just killing bad. Yeah, we went over the whole conversation, doesn't really tell us anything about him. He's just like sad about it.  It's almost more implied that he's happy he did because he killed the killer of his mom. And so nothing is really given us in detail about how he truly feels and how it's affecting him. Maybe he'll have his own movie in Chongchi, too. You know, first one was just the baby steps. Maybe spectacle martial arts fighting, flashing lights, clunky dialogue, airbending dragons, people misusing weapons, inconsistent tech levels. It's Atla. Oh my God. Not allowed to say that. Stop it. I'm several hours behind. The proper name for American football is Handegg. Handegg. I've heard of I've heard of Handegg. Currently on EFAP 62, while this is live, let's see how long it takes me to catch up to this super chat. Maybe weeks. Also, high rags. Hello. Enjoy your adventure, sir. Absolutely. Have a good time. Drinkers, Invincible Video is one of the worst videos from a frequent EFAP guest. Way to cover an eight episode show in eight minutes. It definitely shows. Oh, man. It was great.  I don't know. Eight minutes is really quick. Chad. That is quite a short amount of time. That is quite that's a really quick. It depends on a short amount of time. But in terms of hitting the core things that the show did right, I thought he did a wonderful job. Yeah, sure. I guess it depends on what your goals are, right? Like, if you're not doing an exhaustive recommendation or a few things, I think a cool. Yeah, exactly. Like, if that's the case, then yeah, I was going to say, like eight minutes for a recommendation on TV show seems fine to me. Yeah, yeah. I've been saying that for just eight minutes. I don't know what's about. That's what it was hard doing those video game reviews when they like, yeah, it should be around 10, 12 minutes or so. And I'd be like, can I talk for that little? I know the feel. Um, who cares about Shang-Chi Spider-Man's coming out? Well, I mean, we don't have to care about Shang-Chi now. We've done it at the time of year. And funnily enough, that is one of the reasons I think a lot of people don't care about Shang-Chi because Spider-Man is coming out and focusing on that. Well, when that Spider-Man trailer came out, it's like a turtles and Shang-Chi kind of just dropped off real quick. Well, yeah. Once the, I guess, official or second trailer comes out again, the turtles can be like, please let us have at least a week. Please pay attention to us, please. We're also here. Godzilla 98 should have been called the Beast from 20,000 fathoms. And it wouldn't have been so widely panned by Godzilla fans. Godzilla 98 is not Godzilla. It's called Godzilla. Yeah, the adaptation of Godzilla. I know that it's not as cool as the other Godzilla's in many ways. He's much more like a dinosaur. Or at least I assume that's what they were trying to do with him because Dratspar was 93 and that was 98, right? So that kind of makes sense. But yeah, I know I'm assuming you guys this is the thing. The Godzilla, you know, crowd of whether or not something gets to be deemed Godzilla. You guys approve of, I assume, Godzilla, King of the Monsters and versus Kong.  But as long as he looks like Godzilla, it's good enough. It's like, OK. Lucky they didn't make any comics about him. They did, didn't they? Are they Godzilla comics? Chad, you might know this. I'm very likely there are. Yeah, back in the day, people would make comic books about any popular cultural thing and then the crossovers. It was even a fun kind of aliens versus superhero characters in the image comics line. I forget the actual ones are aliens and Predator Comics and Godzilla. Terminator versus Predator versus Alien versus Freddy versus Kruger. What are your thoughts on what Denis Villeneuve said about Marvel movies being cut and paste? So that's close to what we've been saying for a while now about the whole. That's what the sludge thing is. The idea with the sludge thing is that they're all coming out and that you can't really tell with one end, one starts and there's all the same color and smell and taste. It's just it's all sludge. Though the problem with Denis Villeneuve's comment is that he doesn't have enough balls. I'm afraid it's the same thing every time where they'll criticize it broadly and then people ask them specifics and then they like run away.  As if there's no other directors in the same interview, by the way. I think that was the same interview. But still, it's kind of the same thing where. But also, you haven't seen the movie. It doesn't exist yet. So, like, well, never. How can you? That's not even the point I'm making.  Hmm. Like you. James Gunn, sorry, buddy. Yeah, why are you so sorry?  It's like, what are all the people you just shout on? Like, I thought that was the point of your comment.  Exactly. Like, about any of it. The thing is, when someone says like, wow, you guys reckon that it's like all sludge right now. I'd be like, right now, yeah. And it'd be like, so has there ever been sludge before? We're like, yeah, there's been bits and bobs and stuff. There's also been some really good things. Look at Iron Man 3. Or two. Ant-Man kind of, Ant-Man on the Wasp, certainly. Ant-Man sludge, yeah.  I'd be like, yep, that's what I did. Just own it. Yeah, that's what I mean. Like, if you're going to be like, you know, this is what I think of Marvel movies. And they're like, wow, you just said that about blah, blah, blah, as work. And they're like, oh, no, no, no, no, I didn't. And it's like, how did you not reconcile that it's the same shit with Martin Scorsese as well, which, by the way, upset James Gunn to the point where James Gunn said Scorsese said it because he's trying to get more marketing for his movie. And then everyone hated James Gunn for saying that. And I'm just sitting there like, for fuck's sake. Like, it'd be nicer if everyone could just be a little bit more honest with each other.  But from what I've seen, they just look terrible. That's all. And I don't like that they made on a production line. I don't like how much passion and creativity doesn't seem to be in their production. Obviously, I don't know for sure, but that's my guess. And I honestly think people will be like, you're a legend. I completely agree. But that would be a decent take. That's basically the take. Instead, they're like theme park rides, and that's fine. But it's just not about emotional journeys. And you're like, dude, what are you doing? And he's like, I'm not saying they're bad. You know, it's fine. You can enjoy popcorn. They're just not cinema, though, you know? Like it's not the same thing either. What are you doing? What are you doing? Just say they're bad. That's it. Just say they're bad.  I know it's what you're thinking.  You can do it, I believe in you. Because when he's talking to a friend of his and some off-the-record-y thing, he's probably said they're destroying the movie industry. And they're completely devoid. Well, I'd be right about that. Well, that's the funny thing. I would way prefer to hear unfiltered comments instead of having to dance around not trying to offend anybody, but also trying to make a point. Free, if you were a mile out in the ocean with no boat and just a pair of swim trunks, would you rather come face-to-face with a great white shark or a saltwater crocodile, also high-rex? I think I'd take the shark because I feel like I've got better odds of surviving that. Oh, I thought that your logic was going to be I need to choose the one that kills me the fastest because you're dead either way. So hang on. How far out in the ocean are you?  That's 1.6 kilometers. I could swim back. Yeah, because I would go for the crocodile because aren't they, don't they hunt more in shallow water? Well, the problem is that if the crocodile, if I am to assume that either of them are attacking me, if I got the crocodile, I'm done. I was about to say, I think we should assume that both aggressively, again, we had this question before and it's like, why would we assume that either of them might not attack you? Like the docile or whatever. I'm assuming the question- Let's assume that they both attack, yeah. Blood of my blood. I'll take the shark over the crocodile. I think that I have a better chance of escaping the crocodile, the shark, than I do the crocodile. Like if I punch it in the face, it might leave me alone. Whereas the crocodile, I feel like it's gonna be a much more difficult fight. And as people, as someone has already mentioned in chat, like the croc has a stronger bite, bite strength. So if it grabs me, it's gonna be harder for me to escape. Saltwater crocodiles are huge as well. They're like four meters long. So yeah. Death row, go with something as a death type move. Well, the problem is it's like, if I wanna live, then I don't wanna go with the crocodile because of that. There are so many female archeologists because women love digging up the past. Hi, rags. Hello. Fair enough. Of course, people loved Loki getting completely character assassinated.  Too hot for TV.  You know, there's a meme for a reason. It's like, have explosions. It's like, why? It's like, people really like explosions. Like it's just satisfying to watch stuff blow up. It's also just the colors or whatever. It's just like, have an explosion. It'll help you out. It's like, people will be like, oh, there was an explosion. That was neat. Lasers. Lasers are kind of cool. I like seeing lasers. Have some lasers. Maybe the lasers make an explosion. Australia doesn't exist. Stop lying to chat, Shad and Froggy. This is not a lie. I don't know what else to say. Sounds like what a lie I would say. The poor souls would soon end up thinking the Queen of England even exists. Hi rags. Hello. She's just a spooky bedtime story. Hi rags. Hello, hi. Install a bear trap in your front yard when someone screams, your pizza has arrived. Yeah, that would work. Hey, that tells you where we're at, I guess. That, we talked about that when we were at five hours in, right? Oh boy. We did. We're getting there. We're making progress. We just crossed 10 hours. You guys, are you still looking at her? I'm okay, personally. I'm awake at the moment. I'm all right. I'm okay. I'll be happy when we get to the end. I'll say that. I'm ready to finish. We'll put it that way. Very well. Matt Jabo works for DoorDash. Oh. You wanna see? No wonder it has a bad reputation. How bad did your YouTube career go? Well. Well, maybe he can do some DoorDash vlogs or he's like, I'm on my exciting delivery. Oh, maybe he has. Let me go to his chat. Let me get, what, it's three buck theater, right? I think he has two channels. That's what he normally. Yeah, he has a couple. Yeah, I'm not 100% sure. All right. Minions. Mwah, mwah, mwah. Mwah, mwah, mwah. And there's no annoyance, wrong, wrong things here. Just destroy a crowd. And I guess he is Hollywood after dark is his show. Avoiding the rabbit hole. Andrew Garfield in 8K was a deep fake. Hawkeye reaction. Megan Fox versus Chud, Indy getting replaced. Cheng, she again dominates USA. But why is that one in all caps? Alex Jones broke the fandom menace. Oh, my God, Fringy. Fringy, look. Look, Homer, he's, what's he eating? He's eating cheese slices. Oh, yeah. He eats them all in the morning. He just feels ill. One thousand slices of American cheese. One, two, nine hundred ninety nine, one hundred. And then Mr. Burns and Smith is full off of the ceiling. Yeah, because he just comes into eat cheese. Specifically cheese.  Now I'm just thinking of the the one where they were trying to where Mr. Burns was trying to kill Abe. The first one was to poison his dentures. But when the alarm goes off, he throws the glass and then puts the alarm in his mouth. The second one, your family's here to see you. Hot dog. Wait a minute. My family would never want to touch the knife. Oh, not again. I'll be in the car, dudes. And then, of course, the finale. There is one more way to kill a man, but it is as intricate and precise as a well-played game of chess kicks the door with a machine gun. Why is it? Was that you or is that me? And then what was it? Oh, the nurse. Fuck. Yeah, the nurse is like, help. So it's trying to kill me. OK, we'll take care of that. First, let's double your medication. The guy buss in, pulls the shotgun out. Our residents are trying to nap. Oh, it's good defense systems. I'm having your order leads with shotguns. Man, he's just going at that cheese. Look at him. He just keeps going. Look at him. Oh, we really like this. This is the American and cheese. I just associate them very much. So American cheese is just, I think, of Homo sitting there. You'd be really cool if the cheese was gradually going. I'm not reading the script. I just I know the lines word for word for a lot of these. I don't think they understand unless they had the same upbringing of watching a lot of Simpsons classic episodes over and over again because they were that exactly. Because I remember exactly what happened in that episode because it was the flying hell fish and they got a bunch of art from France and World War Two. And they made a bet that whoever survived would get to the end. Yeah. And the only people left were Burns and Abe. And so Mr. Burns was trying to have Abe killed so that he could get it. And that was that might be one of my. I think that is a strong contender for the best Abe since an episode. Yeah, it's a really good one for him. It just reminds you of like how cool he is as a character. Seeing him do these really. Oh, man, it's it's a great archetype of having like the old man going adventures like just like when he was younger. It's a really great episode. Abe is he is a is a pretty great character. I give him three thumbs up. Yeah, I give him four thumbs up. Nice. And so I think he mentioned Matt. He his main channel, he nuked it, I guess, a while ago. He's the last video was three months ago. So boy, I guess the three buck theater seems to be what he's on these days. And what so you can go there to listen to all of his insightful commentary on like the film industry? Oh, yeah, absolutely. I mean, he worked in the industry, right? So if anybody should have something interesting to say, you'd think. Hmm. Man, that that bolder thing that that was that was a mistake. I'll say it again. I always say it, even if it's true, come up with a better life because that is not to be believed. I went out picking up boulders. Like what oddly specific, but also really unbelievable thing. Yeah, what's the thing?  Yeah. So like those things mesh. The whole thing is like that. It's honestly like art, watching how the lie begins. And then it's like, well, wait, you can you can see whether or not you've done this by pulling up this tab. Do it.  And it's like, oh, no. Just immediately does the I've been going through some things. Like. It's honestly one of the best moments on the Internet. Just it's just one of those trophy case moments.  I know.  I don't know what he was thinking. He the worst possible thing you could have done. Well, considering the career that you have, it's like, yeah, you kind of understand the consequences of this and you did it.  Well, yeah, well, I mean, sir. One like, like I've said, one day his his his his spawn will be his his wife's kid is going to grow up. And that kid will get on the Internet as all people do and learn about the legacy of their father. You know what I mean? I guess you could extract that more broadly, right? There are probably heaps of people who like their parents have this sort of legacy on the Internet. Sure. But like, man, it's kind of a new thing. Yeah, you haven't had to deal with that before. Yeah, like if your parents were like weirdo losers, you wouldn't know about it. Like, there's no way to. It's not something you you could really find out a lot of the times, like I'm going to track down all the college friends that my parents had, you know, 30 years ago or whatever. Or I'm going to do that, that that that that you couldn't really do that. It was an insane process that just you didn't do. And nowadays, it's just as simple as, oh, let m