For as long as I can remember, there are two subjects that have always piqued my interest, serial killers and cults. I'm not alone in these interests either. And recently, I found a possible explanation for why people like myself and many others are interested in these subjects. In his book, How Pleasure Works, the New Science of Why We Like What We Like, Yale professor Paul Bloom explains that this may be because it helps us run through mental scenarios so we can be prepared if these types of situations happen. And I don't know about you, but avoiding serial killers and not being indoctrinated into a cult are pretty high on my priority list. Recently, my girlfriend and I watched a four-part docu-series about Heaven's Gate on HBO Max, and it was really interesting. And I recommend it if you want to learn more about this group who committed mass suicide in the 1990s. In this series, they feature Stephen Hassan throughout the episodes to provide some insight as a cult expert. As a former cult member of the Moons, Hassan has spent the last four decades helping people leave cults and deprogramming. I've heard of Hassan before, but I've been reluctant to check out his work. As we'll discuss, many people throw around the word cult far too often. But when watching the docu-series, I could see that Stephen Hassan seems to know what he's talking about. Not only that, but I respect the fact that he doesn't try to belittle cult members and tries to educate people why it happens in the first place. With eight years sober and experience working at a rehab, I know how many people look at drug addicts without trying to understand why they started down that road in the first place. After watching the Heaven's Gate docu-series, I finally decided to pick up a book from Stephen Hassan that I've seen many times and refused to get. The Cult of Trump, a leading cult expert, explains how the president uses mind control. At first, I didn't purchase it because it seemed like a cash grab playing on my fellow liberals confirmation bias. By the end of 2020, during election season, I became interested in it again. But after Trump locked, I made a decision to do a Trump detox and try to forget that the man ever ran our country. But after watching the docu-series and getting to know Hassan a little bit better, I decided to give this book a try. This morning, I've spent the last three hours reading The Cult of Trump. And while I believe that Hassan is an intelligent, well-meaning individual, the book is little with flaws that any scientific or critical thinker would take issue with. An issue that I've recognized for years is that people label just about anything a cult that involves a group of people that they disagree with. In his book, Hassan explains that there's a cult continuum where you have people who are followers of people like Jim Jones or those who were at Waco on the extreme end of the spectrum, and then you have fans of people like Bruce Springsteen on the other. This is the first red flag when it comes to trying to define a cult, because now anything from fans of a sports team or people who attend Comic Con are on the cult continuum. Hassan explains that one of the aspects of a cult is that members often can't leave without being shunned, threatened or chastised. Going back to his Springsteen example, he says that these followers are fine because they can come and go as they please. Personally, I think that's a key characteristic as well. For those who are familiar with Nexium, X members were threatened and tied up in legal battles, and it's difficult for members of Scientology and other groups to leave as well. Something that's all too common is how people label random groups as cults, even though they don't meet the basic characteristics. 12-step programs are often called a cult, but as someone who has attended meetings and knows many others who have, I can tell you that not many people care if we come or go. Due to the pandemic and simply not needing meetings as much as I used to with 8 years sober, I haven't been to a meeting in months. Nobody was trying to hunt me down, and if I showed back up at a meeting, nobody would notice nor care. So, when I picked up Hassan's book, I thought he was going to make stronger ties to Trump supporters and cults, but that's not the case. Something I've learned is that when you make something a core aspect of your life, you start seeing everything through that lens. In the case of Hassan and many others, I believe that may be the issue. Hassan's life revolves around helping people get out of cults and studying cults. So, when he sees something with a following, he thinks, cult. The book is riddled with pseudoscience and poor arguments, but I think one of the biggest issues is how easy it is to play into the confirmation bias of your audience, and that's where I want to start with my critique of his book. But, before we get started, if you're new to the Rewired Soul, make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell. Here, we practice critical thinking and skepticism to better understand the world and improve our overall well-being. And, if you're interested in any of the books that I referenced, my affiliate links for each book are listed down in the description below. You don't need to be a master salesperson to know that one of the best ways to manipulate someone is to tell them what they want to hear. You can also make people believe explanations that have no scientific rigor by telling them what plays into their current beliefs. At the time of writing this, it's been over a month since Trump lost the 2020 election, and he is still claiming that there was election fraud. On top of that, he has news outlets, members of the GOP, and his base living in an alternate reality by backing his false claims. To those of us who consider ourselves rational human beings, this makes absolutely no sense. Not only is there no valid evidence of fraud, but people are experiencing massive amounts of cognitive dissonance. Rather than trying to understand what's going on, we save cognitive effort by looking to simplistic explanations. One of those explanations is to say, they are a cult, and they've clearly been brainwashed. Most people don't want to have a nuanced analytical conversation, so we slap a label on people and move on with our lives, and this is a major issue. I've noticed the same thing happen with the word narcissist, and there are many people capitalizing on our lack of nuance by using this label. Your partner broke up with you? Narcissist. Your boss is bossy? Narcissist. You argue with your parents? They're probably narcissists. Disagree with someone online? Obvious narcissist. Narcissistic personality disorder is a real thing, and I've never claimed that it wasn't. But it's been used as a catch-all to play into confirmation bias and to explain away anyone people don't like. A prime example of this is the YouTuber Angie Atkinson. She's managed to build an entire career around helping victims of narcissists. I don't know Angie and will give her the benefit of the doubt that she's not trying to take advantage of people, but knowingly or not, she's profiting from confirmation bias and lack of analytical thinking. To date, she has 140,000 subscribers on her YouTube channel with almost 1,000 videos about narcissists. From your Narcissist ex to your Narcissist parents, friends, and bosses, you can find it on her channel. Not only that, but she offers one-on-one coaching at $150 for a 45-minute session, and she has an assortment of self-published books for sale on Amazon. I appreciated how Hassan started the book and explained how we saw similarities between Trump and the leader of the Moons, but I feel this book merely got sales because it says what people want to hear. In his book, Hassan refers to his famed Byte model to argue that Trump is leading a cult. The Byte model explains cults as having behavior control, information control, thought control, and emotional control. The issue is that this model is often abused by just about anyone who wants to label a group as a cult, and it plays into confirmation bias as well as the sharpshooter fallacy. What's the sharpshooter fallacy? Imagine a cowboy who tells you he's the best shot in the west and proves it to you by shooting the broad side of a barn. Then he walks up and draws targets around his bullet holes and tells you that's where he was aiming. The sharpshooter fallacy pulls data and information where the person wants it to go. The Byte model is pseudoscience at best, and you can test this easily by seeing how broad the definitions are. Under behavior control, Hassan lists items such as controlled types of clothing and hairstyles and discourages individualism. As someone who grew up during the emo era, are we going to say that emo kids were a cult looking a certain way and liking certain bands? If you really wanted to, you can rationalize just about any group or organization to meeting some of the criteria of the Byte model, but one of the biggest sins that Hassan commits in his book is confusing the reader with information. Have you ever talked to a conspiracy theorist? They can connect the dots in ridiculous ways. One second, you're talking about a TV show, and the next thing you know is that the shoes a character is wearing is a sign they're being controlled by a secret government entity hell bent on world domination, and that's why soda cans are made out of aluminum. Yes, I know my example was extreme for even the most passionate conspiracy theorists, but if you want a better example, just seek out a QAnon conspiracy. When it comes to Hassan's book, his issue isn't so much reaching to connect dots, but it's the lack of doing so that's disturbing. Don't get me wrong, Hassan does a marvelous job showing similarities between Trump and certain cult leaders, or how the actions of his followers are similar to the actions of cult members. But more than trying to connect the dots, he throws random information about cults at the reader, which is irresponsible in my opinion. For example, he regularly discusses the thought-stopping techniques he was taught in the Moonies, but he never ties that into Trump and his supporters. Hassan will also randomly start discussing aspects of cults like regulating members' diets and cutting members off from their families. When he does this, he either uses a very weak tie to Trump or doesn't try to tie it in together at all. I call this irresponsible because he's using a lot of irrelevant information to strengthen his argument. Imagine if I was talking to you about how much I disliked somebody, and then I just started giving you definitions of racism. If you're not paying attention, you'd think that I'm calling the person a racist even though I didn't give you any examples of their racism. Personally, I don't mind the additional information because I like learning about cults as a whole, but for the unsuspecting reader, you'd think that Trump's following meets all the criteria of a cult even though the author doesn't make those connections. Maybe Hassan merely included these types of tidbits of information to prove his expertise on the subject, but an editor worth their salt should have removed this prior to publication. So, is there a cult of Trump? I don't think so, and I don't think Hassan made nearly a strong enough argument to say that there is either. As discussed, we humans love categorizing and labeling. To lessen our cognitive load, we slap labels on people, and this is a big issue.  It's easy to label liberals as stuck up and thinking they're better than everyone while thinking that conservatives are just dumb. The reality is that the world isn't that black and white. By reading books like The Righteous Mind, Moral Tribes, and Strangers in Their Own Land, I've done my best to learn the complexities about what people value on a moral level. Through books like Conformity, Situations Matter, and Hive Mind, I've learned how groupthink can happen and why we're sometimes irrational due to our group identity. I'll end by telling you what I really enjoy about Stephen Hassan, and it's that he believes that educating yourself is the best way to avoid falling into bad situations. In his context, he thinks we should learn about calls so we don't unknowingly become a member. But for me, I love to learn about all things so I can be a better critical thinker and try to make better decisions on a regular basis, and I hope you do the same. Alright everybody, thank you for checking out this video essay. And yeah, the reason I make a video like this is because all of us, every single person, we fall for confirmation bias, right? Like this is how the mainstream media plays into our emotions because they tell us stuff that we want to believe. They tell us stuff that's easy to believe. They tell us stuff and give us these really simplistic explanations. And meanwhile, they're all littered with pseudoscience. You know what I mean? There are a bajillion explanations for why things are going. The way they're going and why they have been, you know, even though Trump lost like it's insane that 70 million people still voted for him, right? And my question back in 2016 is still to this day is why, right?  But the reality is, is that this system is not working for just about anybody, right? Unless you're at the very, very top. So there's a lot of other nuanced reasons. And we can't just say, oh, well, he says the same thing over and over. So that's mind control. You know what I mean? But anyways, what's really helped me is just everything I look at, everything I look at, even when it agrees with what I'm thinking, I try to think critically about it. And I try to pick it apart. I'm like, is this based on real science? Is this based on pseudoscience, you know, and things like that. And, and yeah. So anyways, if you want to, you can check out Steven Thesson's book, like who am I? I'm not your dad. Go read it if you want to. And I love if some of you were checking out some of these books. Like I said, they're always down in the description. And we can have conversations, you know, about the books, debates, if you will. I enjoy, you know, reading and learning about this stuff and all that. But anyways, I've had you here long enough. That's all I got for this video. If you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up. If you're new, make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell. 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Yo, what's going on everybody? I'm Joe for jaskyscasebreaks.com, and that is 2021 Gold Rush Baseball Vault, six-box random team break number one, which also features a hit list promo. So at the end of the break, we take all the hit list names, randomize them, top four, get $25 of break credit each. That's not a bad consolation prize. Big thanks to everybody here for joining in and making this happen. All 30 baseball teams are in. 30 spots, all teams are in. No combos, let's roll it. Let's randomize names and teams six into three, nine times. One, two, three, four, five, seven, eight, and ninth and final time. After nine, we got Sean O down to build. Once again, nine times for the teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and ninth and final time. After nine, we got the Mariners down to the Padres. All right, now trade to Aralab. Remember to trade at your own risk. Sean O with the M's. Zach with the Astros. Richard with the Brewers. Sean with the White Sox. Sean with the Cardinals. Chris with the Orioles. Mike with the Marlins. Daniel with the Mets. Sean with the Blue Jades. Kenneth with the Red Sox. Sean with the Angels and the Pirates. Daniel with the Rockies. Sean with the Reds. Corey with the Diamondbacks. Tyler with the A's. Corey with the Rangers. Tyler with the Yankees. Sean with the Royals. Drew with the Nets. Richard with the Giants. Jason with the Braves. Sean with the Phillies. Jason with the Cubs. Ben, you got my Dodgers. Jason with the Tigers. Howard with the Rays. Sean with the Twins. PJ with Last Thought Mojo. The Indians and Bill Norton with the Santiago Padres. All right, we're gonna pause the video. When we come back, we're gonna see if there's any trades and then the break. Stick around, BRB. All right, welcome back everybody. A little bit of trade chatter, but in the end, no deals were done here on a Thursday. Thanks everyone for joining, for making this happen, for helping us out and getting us to one of our favorite places in the world, Rakesville. Rakesville, USA. There it is. Here we go, let's see what we got. So we're looking for three extraordinary baseball hits per box. There's an example of what you could potentially get. First one out of the gate is a graded card. It's 10. It's graded at 10. Oh, it's the autograph is at 10. I thought it was gonna be the card grade, but still nice. Luis Robert, rookie auto. Autograph on a Tops Now card. Autograph is a 10. Tops hologram against the back of the card. That's a cool touch. That'll be for Sean O'Leary and the White Sox. All right, next up is a 9-5, rookie Keston Hira. A 2019 Tops Chrome Update X-Fractors. Edges and surface are a 10. Centering and corners. Centering is a nine. Corners are a nine-five for a gemmint nine. Brew crew, Richard L for the Brewers. It's to 199 as well. It doesn't feel like it's graded. It's not, but let's see what we got. Ooh, still nice. Dual relic and autograph. Clayton Kershaw from Diamond Kings. What year Diamond Kings is this? 2019 Diamond Kings baseball. Nice. Kersh going to Ben Butler with the Dodgers. Next up is a 9-5, 10. Josh Donaldson, back to the future autograph from Donner's Optic Baseball. That's 2016 Donner's Optic Baseball. Centering, corners, surface, a nine-five.  So some really nice subgrades there. That's two out of 10, and that is Oakland edition of Josh Donaldson. Good looking card for Tyler. Tyler A with the A's. Can't rip that pack correctly. All right, another graded card. We got a nine-five. It's a Nolan Ryan. From Topps transcended. It's the silver frame, and that is 97 out of 100. Astros edition, going to Zach. Tried to trade, couldn't trade Mojo. Got our, I think this is our first PSA. It is our first PSA grade. And it's a Gemmin 10, PSA 10. It's Ronald Acunha, auto grade. It's a 10. And that's for Atlanta, Jason Kersh with the Bravos. All right, next box. What do we have here? Joe Adele. Nice, from 2019 Topps Heritage Miners. It's a Joe Adele authentic autograph. I think he's been hitting pretty well in the minors. That's for Sean O'Leary and the Angels. Authentic Auto. Cal Ripken Jr. From 2001, Fleer Focus Baseball. Nice. Chris Walker with the O's. This is good, I think this goes this way. There it is. David Ortiz, nice. From 2011, Panini Prime Cuts Baseball. I do love that Prime Cuts. It's eight out of 10, nice low number there too. For Kenneth and the Boston Red Sox. Next box, so far so good. Another one of these coming up a little bit later. You go this way here. It is Youthful Power. We've got, from 1987 Fleer, authentic autographs, we've got Pete Incovillia's autograph and Jose Canseco's auto. That's a randomizer between the Rangers and the Ace. Unless the same person owns those teams. Corey Christian has the Rangers. Tyler has the Ace. That'll be a randomizer at the end for the dual autograph. Kind of hard to see in the sliding, but it's there. We have Yordon Alvarez from 2020 Topps on-demand rookie progression blue. 45 out of 49. Gemmint 95. And that's another Astro for Zach Gwynn. Tried to trade, couldn't trade Mojo. Who else do we have here? We have, wow, nice, Ichiro. From 2003, Studio Baseball, an authentic Ichiro autograph for Seattle, Sean O'Leary. Nice one for the Ems. All right, next three. Oh, someone has not checked the website yet. Reselling Outlaw. Check Jaspy's casebreaks.com. They're all pick-your-teams. In fact, first half casebreak has sold out already. And it looks like a Cardinals relic. I don't, I don't see any kind of picture here. Oh, Randy Arzirania. One-of-one plate with a piece of the Cardinals logo. You can kind of see the bat where the Cardinals sits on. I don't know which way this goes. There you go. Cardinals, John. St. Louis. All aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. And we've got Robert Possen, one of the top tier international prospect right here for the A's. This is from 2020 Bowman Prospects, or 2020 Bowman Baseball prospect here. Authentic Autograph going to Tyler and the A's. All right. Now we've got a Will Meyers, 9, 5, 10, from 2013 Select Baseball. Silver Autograph, 71 out of 99. This is Tampa Bay Rays Edition. So let's still go to Howard and Tampa Bay. Final box coming up. Good luck. And we've got, ooh, nice Jackie Robinson. That's 26 out of 28 out of 83. From 2018 Topps Transcendent Baseball, Silver Frame, graded to 9, 5. Ben Butler with the Dodgers. It's a good-looking card. PSA, no, this is an authentic autograph. Authenticated by PSA. It's the chip off the old Block Chipper Jones from 1991 Topps Baseball. And that's Jason with the Braves. And the final one here in 2021, Gold Rush Baseball Vault Six Fox, random team grave number one. Thanks everybody for getting in. The last one will be Yoan Moncada, nice two-color patch. Gold ink on the eye black, 13 out of 15 for the White Sox. Sean O'Leary with the White Sox.  I'm Joe for jaskyscasebrakes.com. Thanks for watching. We're gonna see another one of those in a little bit. Let's do this randomizer between the Rangers and the A's. There's some new dice right there. There's Rangers. There's A's, Texas and Oakland. Let's randomize it nine times and the team on top will get it. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and ninth and final time goes to the Texas Rangers after nine and that is for Corey Christian and the Texas Rangers. You'll get the youthful power dual autograph authenticated by Beckett. Congrats. Thanks for watching everybody. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye-bye.


Good morning everyone. I hope you're doing well. This is Chih-chou. Welcome to my channel and welcome to another live stream. Today is February 28th, the last day of February 2020. And yesterday we did sort of a review discussion of the movies we had picked in a previous live stream. We talked about eight movies and today we're going to pick more movies to watch. So today is Picking Movies live stream and we'll see what good stuff people are going to be recommending. We're a little heavy on the last set of movies. There's a lot of testosterone everywhere, as someone mentioned by Cheryl and Elder God of course. And I think we might try, hopefully people are coming in with a little bit lighter movies. I know my selection is going to be on the lighter side, lighter sci-fi, a little fun retro movie. But I'll mention my recommendation for the lot anyway once people start rolling in. And it'll take us about 10 minutes or so before we begin our sort of recommendations I guess, where people can pop in and recommend right away. So I'm going to do my little intro. If you want to know what this work is about, I am on Patreon. Patreon.com forward slash chicho, C-H-Y-C-H-O. If you want to follow this work, if you want to know what we're doing, Patreon is a way to do it. For those of you that have been supporting this work on Patreon, thank you very much for the Sport Gang. It is in large part because of your sport that we're able to do this. And I don't put anything behind paywalls. Everything's great of commons. Share and share and like. Follow the work. If you like it, you know where we're at. We are live streaming on Twitch, twitch.tv forward slash chicho live, C-H-Y-C-H-O-L-I-V-E. If you want to participate in the chat, once it begins, I can show you. I can show you here. I'll show you what it looks like. There we go. Free Assange, free Assange, free Assange. Julian Assange is a publisher and journalist that has been crucified for trying to bring transparency of capital, transparency and accountability of capital's power to humanity. For more information, see wikileaks.org or check out our Julian Assange and Wikileaks playlist. That's where the chat pops up. If you want to participate in this chat and give your recommendations for our movies to watch, Twitch is where you want to be at. And for those of you who join our live streams supporting our work through Twitch, liking, subscribing, following, commenting and mods, thank you for taking care of business and thank you for being here.  And we do have a Discord page where people are sharing a lot of information. You can come to our Twitch channel. Anytime you like in the chat, type in exclamation mark social right there. I'll give it a little black background. And all those links will pop up and including in the bottom, you'll see a Discord page where there's sort of free flow of information. Cheryl, how are you doing? Right on, right on. Our pollster's here. Cheryl, I got a light selection for this movie stream. We'll see if it gets a hold. You might appreciate it. If anyone has seen it, you might appreciate it. And we will be uploading the audio for this live stream to soundcloud.com forward slash chicho, C-H-Y-C-H-O as a podcast. And it should be available in your favorite podcasting platform, including Spotify. Sunny, Leo 98. Hey, chicho. Oh man, dude, I used to know when I was a little kid, I knew how to read Armenian. I don't know how to read Armenian right now. Unfortunately, I forgot. I never practice. I only read and write English, right? Is that color of pomegranate you're recommending? Is that color of pomegranate? Oh, thanks for having Cheryl. You'll love this movie, Cheryl. I don't know. You might like this movie. If you've seen it, you're going to go sweet. If you haven't seen it, you're going to go sweet. No, I was just saying Free Assange. Oh, you're saying Free Assange in Armenian, yeah? Free Assange, Free Assange, Free Assange. Assangeen Azadek. Is that what you wrote down? Assangeen Azadek, Assangeen Azadek, Assangeen Azadek. I couldn't even know. I don't even know what the word for crucified is in Armenian. Transparency and Accountability Azadek, Azadek, Azadek. Nice. Awesome. Awesome. Sanin, Sanin, Leo 98. Excellent. Excellent. And the reason we want to do that, I wish I could say in Armenian, if you can translate in Armenian, please let me know and I'll try to put it in my repertoire. But the reason we want to Azadek, Azadek, is because Julian Assange is a publisher and journalist that is being crucified for trying to bring transparency and accountability of capital's power to humanity. For more information, see wikileaks.org or check out our Julien Massange and WikiLeaks playlist on SensorTube. And talking about SensorTube, we will be uploading this live stream, this video, to SensorTube, Bichute and Rumble if we have enough points to odyssey the points are moving on things. So at some point we'll have enough points. We'll start getting on there on a regular basis. And if you're on those platforms, you can support this work by liking, sharing, commenting, subscribing. And if you're on YouTube, you can join YouTube membership. And there's a handful of people that have joined YouTube membership. And thank you very much for supporting this work on that platform. Aside from that gang, welcome to another live stream. We're talking movies. Let's do some recommendations. Let's do some recommendations. I'm going to put mine in there. I'm going to put mine in there. Let's see. The notification has gone out. I think maybe on one platform they've gone out. Not sure if they've gone out everywhere. But Cheryl, I'm going to give you mine. Hold on a second. 1979. It's a sci-fi movie from 1979. And it's Buck Rogers from 1979. That's my recommendation. Buck Rogers and the 25th century. I should get the full name. But Buck Rogers is it. That's my selection. Buck Rogers and the 25th century. Let me write this out. Buck Rogers and 25th century. Let's make sure that's what it's called. In the 25th century. And there was a TV series on it too, right? But we're recommending the movie. There's only two seasons for the thing, but I think the movie kicked it off in regards to when it came out. Excellent Cheryl. Have you seen it, Cheryl? Have you seen it? Hey, Cheecho Water Exile. How are you doing? Hope you're doing well and good morning. What are we snagging out? Dude, I'm still going through my Cheecho cookies. Cheecho cookies. Cheecho cookies. We're towards the end. This batch is chocolate chips, coconut flakes, and fig, iron, whole wheat, with whole wheat bread, organic cane sugar, and coconut oil. Okay. That's what I'm munching on. I've been munching on this for like a whole week. I think I have to hold off on Cheecho cookies for a while after this batch. Hey Cheecho, what's new? Oh wow, the name, the name, the name. Retso Jeff. Jeff. That's right. I knew there's something in there that I know. Jeff, how are you doing? Hope you're doing well on this Sunday morning. Zixthi. Zixthi. Zixthi. That sounds like an alien name. Love the bees. Is that a little bee? Pride you. Nice. Afternoon, Sergio Cheo. Good afternoon, Electric Shepherd. How are you doing? Wow, looks delicious. Super good, man. Addictive. I've been popping a lot of these. I need to get some exercises. Das 89v2. Hi, from a French-Canadian guy lurking. Hello, France. A French-Canada. How are you doing? Beautiful province, Quebec. Beautiful province. Montreal I loved. Quebec City I loved. Great food. Water, exile. Cheecho cookies and pomegranate liqueur. We need the cookbook from you. At some point, water, exile. At some point, that is the plan. At some point, that is the plan. Okay, let me do this. I gotta put this on a little notification. Cool. Nope, but Kiwi from the show as my favorite when I was a kid. Oh, really? But you've never seen it. The cool, cool, cool. I watched the trailer this morning just to make sure that I wanted to recommend it. I didn't put a smile on my face and it made it so innocent. And I was like, man, what beautiful time. Sort of, right? We're still pretty oblivious to world events, but what beautiful time. Good morning, MC Mike. How are you doing? I hope you guys are having a fantastic Sunday, by the way. We're taking recommendations again. Mine is Buck Rogers in the 25th century. I'm going to put this on again. Buck Rogers in the 25th century, 1979. That's my recommendation. I'm putting it in again. irrelevant if it gets picked or not. I'll watch in this movie. That's it. Must be done. Must be done. What's everybody's recommendation? I'm putting this on. I brought all, man. I finally remembered to bring pen and paper. Pen and paper. Buck Rogers. Buck Rogers, 1979 from Chihou. That's 89. Me too. I'm good. Thanks for asking. Our province is is a beautiful place, but now we are stuck inside because our government and can't go out. You're in curfew after 8pm? Quebec is curfew after 8pm? I thought they lifted that stuff. That's insane, man. Really, all these western countries that are putting these lockdowns in place and curfews, meanwhile other countries, free for all, go to a cafe and enjoy your time, man. What's going on? Do invisible pathogens? I don't want to say viruses because understand borders and they don't cross the border without a passport? Is that what's going on? I still can't decide what to recommend. Yeah, Cheryl. Because all the movies I had in my mind were on the heavier side. And my partner said, I went up to her and said, is there any movies you want to watch that we can recommend? She's like, yep, I've already got it. Buck Rogers in 25th century. I'm like right on. That's where we're going with. Electric Shepherd. The wife and I have started the Hellraiser films again. Oh, nice. Nice. I've seen the first two. Okay, I've seen the first two. The first one's revolutionary. It was a groundbreaker. The box was super cool, man. Oh, man, super cool. That's definitely not on the lighter side. Definitely not on the lighter side. Water Exile. Live in Scotland. We are living in an Orwellian Hellscape right now. 1984 for real. Yeah, maybe it was a blueprint, right? Maybe Orwell was actually putting out the blueprint that Western governments had in place to roll out their thing, right? Jordan Maxwell talked about this, talked about the Bible, that it wasn't a story being told. It was a blueprint, right? Are we recommending one movie each? That's it. Sunny Leo 98. So, we get one recommendation per movie. Thank her for me. Awesome, Cheryl. Will do. She had a huge smile on her face when she said it, right? I was like, yes. Awesome. Padre, padre, padre. How are you doing? Even just going down the road a couple of miles in America can be the difference from masks everywhere to no masks at all. Is it now? Yeah, crazy. Here where I am, half the people, it's 50-50. Half the people wear, half the people don't. In grocery stores and stuff you need to wear, or in stores. Like on Wednesday when I went to pick up my comics, I had, you know, you have to do, I had my mask hanging on me, right? And I went into the comic book store talking with people and everyone was wearing masks and were grabbing comics. And then all of a sudden I realized I didn't put my mask on. And no one said anything. No one realized anything. So, it's just become sort of a filter to a certain degree. No one's really noticing it, right? It's weird. I'm not sure how to take it, right? Yes, we have a curfew since beginning of January, near two months now. Wow, crazy man. Insane. So, all the cafes are closed after 8 p.m. Nightlife, like Montreal and Quebec City is after 10 p.m., 9 p.m. That's when it really starts kicking up. I recommend the master, 2019, 2012. Water Exile, you gotta do hashtag and then put the name of the movie in the year. So, unless you're doing that, it won't go into the pool, right? It's like that where I am, too. A few miles away, good afternoon. Movie fans, crack. How are you doing? Good afternoon. The masks have become very casual, very casual. So, Water Exile, do hashtag or number sign, the master, 2012, and we'll put it in there. Okay, I'm gonna put it in because I'm gonna assume that you're gonna do that. I don't know the masters. What's the movie about, by the way? Masters, 2012. Water Exile, Water Exile. Do you find a mass cumbersome with the beard? It makes the beard all go wacko, right? It makes it all crazy-shaped, right? So, when I take it off, it's like, I'm sitting there, dang. Oh, sorry, Chicho, and Chicho. The master, 2012. Cheryl, do we have the master, 2012? Nice. Cafe begins shutting down at 7.30 p.m. because the employees must go home before 8 p.m. Oh, man, that's crazy. Anyway, that's insane. We have another recommendation, the invitation, the invitation. Gang, do a little sell pitch on your movies because I don't know these movies. Kebabs. Oh, Frozen. Chuckling Express. Chunking Express. Chunking Express. I know that one. I want to recommend something heavy, like Jacob's Letter. I think we already did Jacob's Letter. Oh, no, it was in a pool, but it didn't make it. But I'll go with something light and fun. Chunking Express. Chunking Express. I think I've seen it, maybe. Chunking Express. Is that Jackie Chan? Son in Leo. All that jazz. Padre, what year? Padre, what year is all that jazz? All that jazz. Padre. The master. Yep, cool. The master is the lighthouse. Oh, I heard about the lighthouse. Gladiator, 2000. Cold Duck says the lighthouse. The lighthouse. 2019. Cold Duck. Duck. And then we've got Gladiator. Gladiator from 2000. Wow, I haven't seen that since 2000. Yes, Ed. Oh, right on. Kebabs saying the invitation. While attending a dinner party at his former house, a man, Logan Marshall Green, starts to believe that his ex-wife, Tammy Blanchard, and her new husband, Michael Hossan, have sinister plans for the guests. Okay. Really confusing thriller. Sosa thriller. Okay. Padre's movie, which was all that jazz is 1979. Cool. That's two movies from 1979, because my recommendation was, I'm going to put this in again. Buck Rogers and Buck Rogers and the 25th century from 1979. Just because people are rolling it. Right. Cold Duck says, not exactly lighthearted, but a great psychological thriller with Willem Dufon, Robert Patzen. Cool, cool, cool. And Cold Duck, he did the lighthouse. Okay. So the lighthouse from 2019 is a psychological thriller. Okay. The rover, 2012. I don't know what the rover is. What's the rover? Electric Shepherd? The rover. Sounds sci-fi. Electric Shepherd. Killing them softly from crack. Killing them softly. What year was it? Killing them softly. 2012. Lots of recent movies. Crack. Gangster flick. Gangster flick with Brad Pitt, James Gandolfini, and others based on a crime novel by George V Higgins. Cool. Sunny Leo, no Jackie Chan, but still a Hong Kong movie. Okay, cool. And that's Chunking Express. Okay. And Chichu was recommending Buck Rogers in the 25th century from 1979, and it's the cheesy 1979 sci-fi with Star Wars special effects that kicked off a TV series of Buck Rogers, enters the 25th century, and it's based on Buck Rogers sci-fi books or magazines, I guess, fan magazines or something, or Pulp Fiction that came out in the Golden Age of comics, right? And the original, this is a remake. The original is from 1932 or 1942 or something like this. I'm suggesting The Room with Tommy Wise. Wise. I'm not, I'm not, not original. It's not the original, but it's so bad that it's written. Do this. Put hashtag, the number sign, and then The Room, because otherwise it's not going to get entered. The Room. And what year did it come out? Borat, too, Kabob says. Hold on, Kabobs. You already got a recommendation, don't you? Kabobs, you can only do one recommendation. No two recommendations. Your original recommendation is the invitation. So Borat is not included, unless you want to take invitation out and put Borat 2 in. And I can honestly tell you I'm not going to vote for Borat because Sasha Cohen is just a, just a hack.  Electric Shepherd 86. The rover stars G. Pierce and Robert Pattson in a post-apocalyptic Australia. Oh, cool. Very gritty with some spectacular acting. Oh, is that the one? Electric Shepherd.  Is that the movie? If it is, it's a fantastic movie where they talk about money. Is that the movie? I'm going to keep on reading. I love 70s movies, dude. Oh, yeah, Padre. They're so cool. They're fun. What's the joke suggestion, Cheryl Kebabs? Chun King Express. Let's read this. Every day cop 223 buys a can of pineapple with an expiration date of May 1st, symbolizing the day he'll get over his lost love. He's also got his eye on a mysterious woman in a blonde wig, oblivious of the fact she's a drug dealer.  Oh, sounds exciting. Just a recommendation out there. Elder God, how you doing? Castaway on the moon. 2009. Grow forest, welcome, welcome, and make sure you put hashtag, number sign, and gateway, gateway on the moon. Otherwise, it won't get put in. Okay. Castaway, not gateway. Castaway, castaway on the moon. 2009. Okay, from grow forest, grow forest. And the description is South Korean film, romantic comedy, very lighthearted. A man in debt jumps off a bridge, hoping to end it, ends up stranded on an island in the middle of Han River. A girl addicted to the digital world spots him and begins observing him from his, her high rise apartment. Very cool. Very cool. Very cool. We keep invitation. Okay. Okay. I now hate Borat. Right on. You should kebabs. The room is in from, and it's 2003 from Das 89 V2. Hello, Chicho, macro, Montecchi. Hello, Chicho. I am from Italy and I am, I am happy to view this. How are you doing? I'm doing very well. Thank you very much. Marco, hope you're doing well as also right in Italy and salutations to Italy. I tracked around Italy in 98. It was fun, fun place. Very different southern Italy from central Italy to northern Italy. It's just like different worlds, different worlds. This is nomination. Please add the, yeah, please add the number sign. Isn't that one directed by Nick Cave or written by him? Castaway on the moon is beautiful. It is definitely a special movie. Really castaway on the moon. Okay. Okay. Yes, sir. That is the movie. Oh, that is the movie gang. The Rover from that electric shepherd recommended is a fantastic post apocalyptic movie. Very good movie. Very nice taste electric shepherd. Very nice taste. And that actor, the main actor is brilliant. Sorry. Just got here. What number? Just a number sign. I'll grow first. But I think you did. Hashtag. I'm going to blurt out a random movie. Imitation game. Imitation game. Real MC Mike. I know that game movie. Which one is that one? Imitation game. Imitation game. What year is it? MC Mike. What year is the imitation game? Imitation game. Castaway on the moon is in. Nice, nice, nice. So far, Buck Rogers, the invitation. So this is a lineup of what we got so far. We got Buck Rogers, Chichou recommendation, the invitation, the master, Chung King Express, all that jazz, the lighthouse, Gladiator, the Rover, killing them softly, the room, imitation game. Castaway on the moon. Cool. How many we got? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. I got 12 here. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. No, we got 13. 12. No, we got 12. Cool. 12 movies so far. Nice, nice, nice. Padre says, all that jazz has one of the greatest opening scenes of all time. It goes through a whole Broadway tryout. It's on SensorTube. It's on SensorTube? Nice. I have Buck Rogers in the 25th century. It's also on YouTube as well. Okay. The lighthouse is great. Somewhat Lovecraftian. Is it? Cool, cool, cool. It's the one about Turing, right? The lighthouse is about Turing. Is that the person who came up with the Turing test from World War II, the English guy? If so, that sounds interesting. No, all the imitation game, that's what it is. Cool, cool, cool. So imitation game is there too. And what year did it come out? It just came out in the last few years, I believe, no? So we got 12 movies so far. Elizabeth Town. Elder God. Elizabeth Town. What's Elizabeth Town? Elizabeth Town. Is this Queen Elizabeth? 2005. Elizabeth Town. I don't know this one at all. Hope you guys have some cookies to eat. Cookies. Tichels, chocolate chip cookies. Is it gonna focus? I don't think so. Maybe. No dice, no dice. And a tea kickback. Cheryl, you haven't put on a recommendation yet. And by the way, gang, if you don't have anything light-hearted, recommend whatever you want. I'm pretty sure we're gonna get some light-hearted movies in here. There's no doubt. So far we got 13 of them. Elder God.  Oh, that sounds fantastic. Elizabeth Town. Cool, cool, cool. The Water Exile. One movie I haven't seen is Gumo. Has anyone else seen this? I'm curious to know it. Is Gumo the Korean one? Or is it the Japanese one? Gumo? Isn't that a Chick-Flick Elder God? Some of the best movies are Chick-Flicks, man. Well, let's put it this way. Some of the most feel-good movies are Chick-Flicks. And it sounds like a Chick-Flick. And gang, don't forget, Free Assange, Free Assange, Free Assange. Julien Assange is a publisher and journalist that is being crucified for trying to bring transparency and accountability of capitalist power to humanity. For more information, see wickedleaks.org or check out our Julien Assange and Wickedleaks playlist on SensorTube. Okay. Only one recommendation. This is, yeah, only one recommendation. I know if we could make multiple recommendations, the list would be like hundreds. After a week, we figure out top 50 we're gonna watch. And Cheryl, I know, I still can't decide. Ask your kid. Ask your kid. Ask your son. Harry Matzali. Haha, padre. That was a great show. It was fun. It was fun. It was fun. I loved, I loved the best part of Harry Matzali. I think it was oh no, no, that was City Slickers was another one on that level where what's that cowboy's name. They went to Cowboy Ranch and the guy tells a story of he fell in love once he saw a woman carrying water to a well and the sun was rising or sinking and he could see through her silhouette through the dress and it was beautiful and stuff and he fell in love instantly and he knew couldn't get any better than that. So he left. That was the peak. Harry Matzali, the classic scene obviously is in the restaurant, right? Where Sally is doing the orgasm sounds. It also has great shoes. It has great shoes. The, which movie? Elizabeth Town? Cool. Cheryl, I was just thinking of that one. Padre, padre, padre. When Harry Matzali, I haven't seen it forever. Ciccio, let's keep it, keep it low, low this time. In terms of how many movies? Yeah, we had eight was too many. It took me too long to go through them all. Tom and Jerry, Tom and Jerry, Tom and Jerry movie. Why not? Are we putting it in Cheryl? Am I putting it in? Hashtag Tom and Jerry. Fun. Use one on the list. Excellent. Excellent. Are we ready for a poll? We got like 13 movies. That's cool. So we can do, let's see. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13. So I don't know. We're not going to do Tom and Jerry. But we're not going to take one on the list. Water Exile. I believe Goomu. Goomu is a U.S. indie film by Harmony Corrin. It's about a very odd town in Ohio that's supposed to be quite disturbing, creepy and thought-provoking, really. Yeah, I don't know that one. 2.5 months is just too long between streams. Yeah, it is. It is. It was just too long. It was eight movies and it was, and it was sort of, it was my fault to tell you the truth, because I was really busy doing some other stuff. You watched it last night. Was it good, Cheryl? Was Tom and Jerry good? Super Troopers. Yes. 2000 and nice. Super Troopers. 2001. Troopers. 2001. We're from Cheryl. And Super Troopers is about state police that are managing a certain area, a certain highway, and it's a fun movie. It's a fun movie. And there are Canadians in there too, I think, if I remember correctly. The director wrote the film. Oh, the director wrote the film, Kids. Wow, wow, wow. Okay. Kids was amazing. Fantastic movie. The water is out. Tom and Jerry. Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Probably the most wack crossover in cinema history. Gumo. Gumo is wild. Gumo is wild, really. A real animation. Cheryl, Tom and Jerry was pretty good. Fun to watch with a 12-year-old. Was it cool, cool, cool? That's good. Ah, Matt Gerr, SpongeBob. Matt, do you ever recommend anything? Throw it down there. Give us SpongeBob, brother. SpongeBob, SpongeBob, SpongeBob. I've already put my recommendation in. Can't do it. Fun. Fun. So, gang, we got 14 movies in. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. If we do SpongeBob, SpongeBob, I've already put a recommendation. I can't do it. Matt Gerr. Two more. We need two more. We need two more. We need to get to 16. That way we can do four A-pop, four movies per heat, and that way we get to four. Watch four movies. Come on, people. We've talked about some amazing movies yesterday. People were recommending. Right? If not, we're going to do some randoms. We're going to put in, we're going to allow people to make two, and the first two to put it in, they're in. They're in like Flynn. So, heats based on first come, or randomize the list, then cut the heats. First come, maybe? Put in first come? Which makes it weird because some of the ones I want to watch are together, right? Up to you, Cheryl. You decide. You decide. SpongeBob will be the Hyroglyphs found in the sandy tomb of the Millennials. What's going on? Just got here. Max Wilde. We're suggesting movies to watch and then talk about in a future live stream. So movie club, right? And if you're going to recommend the movie, you're going to put the number sign and then the name of the movie, like hashtag name of the movie and the date, and we'll put it in the poll and we're about to start the poll. So if you have a movie recommendation, throw it in. Give us a movie recommendation. Water Exile. Who's recommending? We've already used first come. We've already used first come? Okay. Do you want to stick with that first come? Put them in order? Is that easier for you? Whichever one's easier for you, Cheryl, by the way. The crazy part about SpongeBob is that people who watch it as a kid, their kids are now watching it also. Yeah. I watched it as an adult by myself in a movie theater on an afternoon with like five other people in the movie theater watching it.   It was one of the most pleasant movie, fantastic movie experiences I've ever had. It was so fun. So fun. Okay. It is first come. So we still need two more movie recommendations. Bottle Rocket. Bottle Rocket. What year? Simtron. Bottle Rocket. Is it supposed to be Bottle Rockets or is it Bottle Rocket? We still don't, we, SpongeBob is still not recommended though, by the way. So whoever's going to recommend, Seven Samurais in 1954. That's it. We got our 16 gang. Seven Samu Murai. 1954. What a fantastic movie. A classic. And a lot of other movies were based on it, right? It would be Jabuwaki. Jabuwaki. Zabrowski. I haven't seen it forever. Oh, Zabrowski, you missed the thing. You're supposed to put a hashtag in it. We got 16. We could kick it off more of quick movie recommendations coming. We'd kick it up to 20 SpongeBob's Lair. So a co-worker recommended I watched the Greasy Stranger. I checked out the trailer and nooped out very quickly. I don't know that one. Crack.  It was an absolute blast. Ah, awesome crack. When SpongeBob pops out of his pants, the kids lost their minds. Awesome. Simple try. 1996. That's when Bottle Rocket came out. 1996. That's the Japanese movie, right? With West Anderson. Oh, West Anderson movie. Okay, okay. Wargames. Darthakon. Invitation game here. I love Terry Gilliam. Terry Gilliam is fantastic. Spring Bill. Gina, how are you doing? My bad. Just joined. Oh, Zabrowski just joined. So what is it getting? We got max of 20 equals four heats of five movies. Okay, so we can kick it up to four more. So far, there's some movie recommendations people made, but they didn't put the hashtag in front. So Wargames. Darthakon. If you want Wargames recommended, put hashtag Wargames on the date. We'll put it in the list. Spring Bill. Gina. Hashtag. Name. Date. There was another one here. Jabberwocky. Zabrowski. Jabberwocky. Put hashtag. Date. And we'll enter it in. And I think that takes us up to 19 and then we just need one more. Right? We wouldn't have the spaghetti Western genre without the Japanese samurai. Absolutely not. Right? The wild bunch. The wild bunch and the magnificent seven. Beautiful movies. Right? I like Seven Seven Right Better, but it's a good Western. Jabberwocky 1971. Zabrowski. And Wargames. Wargames. 1983. Nice. That was a fun movie. Four more. 20 total equals four heats. Four to watch. Yeah, sounds good. If you like kids, then you'll like Ken Park. Both by the same director. Cool. So is SpongeBob in? Is SpongeBob in? No one's recommended it. What's going on? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. I got 18 here. So I don't know. I might be missing one. I say put SpongeBob in, Cheryl. Someone's got to recommend SpongeBob. Who hasn't recommended one? Throw it in there. Throw it in there. I haven't written down SpongeBob yet. Spring Bill is a meme version SpongeBob. Is that what it is? It's on SensorTube. Is it? Oh, the usual suspect. Gina is in with the usual suspect. The usual suspect. Elder God is going to love this one. I think Elder God, you watched this like a gazillion times. Great movie. Too bad about the main actor. Being such a horrendous real-life human being. They didn't really like kids. Great movie, but wow. Yeah, I loved it, but wow. Especially the last part. Oh my God. Unless we've watched it before. The usual suspects. Gina. 2000 times. Elder God's yes. The director too. The director too is horrendous. Damn. We'll put that aside. It's a good movie. We'll put that aside. That was before we're enlightened about their horrendous nature. Should we do this? Let's run the polls gang. If we only got 19, the last seat is only gonna have four. Yeah, unfortunately. And funny thing is three people that brought charges against them, two of them died and one of them took it back. Something nasty going on. No, one more. We need one more. We need one more. It's just such a good movie. God dear ending. Gang? Okay, I have 19. I had 19 too. So we need one more. Add one more gang. And while we're adding one more, don't forget. Free Assange. Free Assange. Free Assange. Julian Assange is a publisher and journalist that has been crucified for trying to bring transparency and accountability of capitalist power to humanity. For more information, see wikileaks.org or Julian Assange and wikileaks playlist on censored tube. Cold duck. Cold duck. You already got one recommendation. Elder God's got one recommendation. So Elder God is saying heat. Cold duck is saying, oh brother, we're out down. Elder God was first. Cold duck was second. Yo man, like Chicho. Xerox, how are you doing? Take cold. Take colds. Okay, oh brother, we're out. That was in gang. Okay, that's our 20. We're ending the polls. We're ending the recommendation. Brothers, we're out down. From 2000. Okay. So, Cheryl. Cheryl's asking, that's my lighthearted pick. Lighthearted, yeah. Heat is a phenomenal movie too. And, oh brother, they're both phenomenal. Excellent choice, cool. Excellent choice. Cheryl had that choice last stream, I think. Movie picks. So, Cheryl, all up to you. All up to you now. The polls are going to be coming up gang. So, be quick on the trigger. Oh, hold off in the last second just to make sure yours gets through. Yes, rewatched last fall. Nice. No more suggestions. No, we locked it up. Xerox, I need one minute. Yeah, Cheryl's going to do her thing. We have one person recommend too. So, if you were in like two minutes earlier, you could have thrown your recommendation. It would have made it into the polls. Hashtag, hashtag, hashtag. And what do you call it gang? So, we're going to do the poll. Two minutes, I think. Poll closed. Two minutes. You've got two minutes to cast your votes. And we're going to do five per heat. And the top one, we watch. If there's a tie, we watch both. Damn, I could have recommended, recommend for a dream. Oh, heavy. Heavy. What a great movie. Save that recommendation for the next stream. Save that recommendation for the next stream. I'm checking. I got, okay gang, confirm please. On my list, I got Buck Rogers, the master, the invitation, Chunk King Express, all that jazz, the lighthouse, gladiator, the rover, killing them softly, the room, cast away, cast away on the moon, invitation, imitation game, Elizabeth Town, Super Troopers, Bottle Rocket, Seven Samurai, Jabrowski, Jabberwocky, I can't even read my own writing, Jabberwocky, Wargames, The Usual Suspect, and Old Brother Warakda. And that's our kitty cat saying meow. Just got here. Epstein X, you're in, you made it in time to cast your vote because the polls are going to go up soon. Popcorn and a big grin. I got my hand on my trigger. I got my hand on my trigger to vote things up. Chijo was recommending Buck Rogers of the 21st century.  I'm looking forward to, to these movies gang. Like seriously, it's nice to have a list of movies that you have to watch for your homework. So it's like, oh, you don't even have to search for movies to watch. You've been recommended movies to watch. And it's like right on. That's great. Super fun, super fun. Super fun. Nice. Hope you guys have a fantastic Sunday. I want to pop a cookie. All, all that jazz is musical. I believe so. More Chicho cookies. I gotta stop eating these. We're a goal gang. Movie night number five. This is our poll. Five movies. Buck Rogers, The Invitation, The Master, Chunking Express, and all that jazz. Buck Rogers has four votes, five votes. Invitation has won. Master won. All that jazz won. And Chunking Express has three votes. Buck Rogers, seven. Chunking Express, four. Invitation, The Master, and all that jazz would want to pop. Buck Rogers has nine votes now. Chunking Express with four. Chunking Express is the only one really that can catch up because the rest of them have three votes to pop. And we've got about 30 seconds to go. Buck Rogers with nine. Chunking Express at six. The Invitation, The Master, and all that jazz at one vote. Oh, Chunking Express is catching up with seven votes. Buck Rogers at nine. Chunking Express at seven. We've got about 10 seconds left. Buck Rogers at nine. Chunking Express at seven. Buck Rogers nine. Chunking Express at seven. Invitation, The Master, and all that jazz at one vote to pop. Buck Rogers at nine. Chunking Express at eight. Buck Rogers nine. Chunking Express eight. Oh, Buck Rogers takes it with nine votes. If someone else cast a vote on Chunking Express, we would have got two movies out of that one. It would have been a tie. We would have watched both. So Buck Rogers is it gang. Buck Rogers photo finish. Photo finish. So all that jazz, Master, The Master, and the Invitation only got one vote to pop. So people want a little bit light hearted movies, right? You didn't get to vote. Oh no, Padre, what's going on? Chunking Express. Sunny was recommending that. I would have voted for two movies, though. Yeah, you should have cast your votes with Chunking Express. You would have kicked it up to nine and would have watched both of them. I love Buck Rogers Caesars. Me too. Me too. Me too. Chunking needed me. Padre, Padre, you weren't there for Chunking. What can we do? What can we do? What are the odds of Chunking making on our list again? Man, what an opportunity lost. What an opportunity lost. You got to be quick on the trigger, man. Just like trading in the markets. You got to be quick on the trigger right now. Sell, buy, sell, buy, sell, buy, out, boom, boom, chup, pound, right? So we've got Buck Rogers in the 25th century. Buck Rogers in the 25th century is our first movie we've got to watch. Awesome, awesome, awesome. Cheesy 70s sci-fi. Ready for poll number two. Thank you, Cheryl. We got the second poll coming up. Second heat is about to start gang. Get your trigger fingers ready. Hold the line, hold the line. And in this heat, I think we got one, two, three, four, five. I think we're gonna have the lighthouse, gladiator, rover, killing them softly in the room, but we'll figure it out. We'll see. Here it is. Here is heat number two gang. We got the lighthouse, gladiator, the rover, killing them softly in the room. Okay. We got lighthouse, gladiator, rover, killing them softly with one voter pop. Rovers got two votes right now. The room hasn't left the gate yet. Room's out as well. So we got rover with two votes, gladiator with two votes, lighthouse killing them softly in the room with one voter pop. So we've got a basically a five-way race right now. People are holding off to see where everything is going to go. We're about 15 seconds into the heat. We're about 15 seconds into the heat. Oh, there's lighthouse gets one more vote. Oh, everybody's tied at two votes of pop. If this is a tie, there's five movies we're going to watch in this heat alone, right? Someone's going to spoil it. Someone's going to spoil it. You got gladiator with three, the room with three, gladiator with four votes, the room is three, and everybody says two votes, lighthouse, rover, killing them softly stuck at two, gladiators got four votes, gladiators got five votes, the room's got three votes, lighthouse, rover, and killing them softly stuck at two. Oh, lighthouse kicks up to four, gladiator still in the lead with six, the room's stuck at three. Oh, lighthouse is at five votes now. We've got about 45 seconds left. We've got a two-horse race, two-horse race, and the neck and neck tied. The lighthouse and gladiator got six votes to pop. The room is close second with four votes. The rover that had an early start is stuck at two and killing them softly too. Lighthouse takes the lead with seven votes, gladiator stuck at six, and the room is at four, gladiator hits it with seven, is at seven now. We've got a two-horse race here, lighthouse and gladiator, seven to pop. The room is at four, we've got about five seconds left. We've got lighthouse, gladiator with two votes to pop. Oh, coming down to the final, coming down to the final, coming down to the final, and it's going to be, oh, it's a tie. We've got two movies out of this one. The lighthouse and gladiator, two movies, two movies. The room got four votes, rover got two, and killing them softly got two votes. And by the way, gang, if you want to watch great sci-fi dystopian, not sci-fi but dystopian futuristic post-apocalyptic movie, I highly recommend the rover out of Australia, I believe. Great movie, great movie. Okay. Very, very underground, fantastic acting and a beautiful movie, beautiful movie. So we've got two movies out of that one. The lighthouse is a weird movie. Cool, cool. Are you not entertained, elder gods? Laugh Out Love Tony, five movies. The soundtrack for gladiator is absolutely beautiful, indeed, indeed. And it's a good movie, man. It's a very good movie. Laugh Out Love Tony, third heat chat. Oh, close one, close one. There was no spoilers at the end going, right? Solo win on it. Thanks for the correction. Jabberwockie is actually 1977. Is it 1977? I'm going to write this down too. Where's Jabberwockie? Where did I put Jabberwockie? 1977, cool, cool. So far, we've got out of two hits, we've got three movies to watch, which is not bad, which is not bad. And no matter how many movies we get out of this, we'll do the next movie, the latest month and a half from now to review these things. Two and a half months was way too long, way too long, way way too long, right? Awesome. Hoonum, glad and light. Hoonum, set for three. Ready, everyone? Ready, everyone? Heat number three is coming up. Heat number three is coming up. Have your trigger fingers ready. Water exiles, yes. Gicho, did you hear what happened to Belle Delphine? No, I don't know Belle Delphine. I'm not sure who Belle Delphine is. Let's go! Belle Jeep, how are you doing? Welcome, welcome to a live stream. No, I don't know Tony. Heat number three is out and we got imitation game cast away on the moon, Elizabeth Town, Super Troopers and Bottle Rocket. Some fantastic movies here, man. Cast away on the moon, one vote, Elizabeth Town, want two votes, Elizabeth Town. We got imitation games got one, cast away on the moon, one. Elizabeth Town is at three, Super Troopers and Bottle Rocket just got one vote to pop. Elizabeth Town is at four, Bottle Rocket is two, Cast Away on the moon is at two. An imitation game and Super Troopers are one to pop. We've got Elizabeth Town and Cast Away almost close, close, close, close. What have we got? What have we got? Elizabeth Town is a four still. Cast Away on the moon with three votes and Bottle Rocket just kicked up to four votes. Four votes and a tie with Elizabeth Town. So we got, we're about halfway through the voting game. We have about a minute left and we've got Bottle Rocket at five now. Elizabeth Town at four, stuck at four votes. Super Troopers at three, Cast Away on the moon at three and imitation game is at three. What have we got? What have we got? Let's see where we're going to go with this. Bottle Rocket is at five, Cast Away on the moon with four, Elizabeth Town with four votes and Super Troopers with four votes. Whoa, whoa, whoa.  Imitation game stuck at three votes. Okay, or two votes. So right now, we've got Bottle Rocket leading the heat with one vote. Any vote on the rest of the three that's sitting at four votes apart, which are Cast Away on the moon, Elizabeth Town and Super Troopers will tie it up with Bottle Rockets, which gives us two movies for this heat. If Bottle Rocket go, oh, there's Super Trooper goes up to five. We've got a tie, two-way tie right now. Super Trooper and Bottle Rocket with five votes apart. We've got about five seconds left. Cast Away on the moon with four, Elizabeth Town with four. Oh, this is going down to the wire, going down to the wire, going down to the wire, going down to the wire. We've got two movies out of this one. Super Trooper with five votes and Bottle Rocket at five votes. Cast Away on the moon and Elizabeth Town were stuck at four votes apart and imitation game was at two. So we got two movies out of this one. We got two movies out of this one. Very cool, very cool. Super Troopers in, Bottle Rocket is in. What do we get on the other one? I forget. Oh, we got Gladiator and a Lighthouse on the other one. Very cool. Let's make four movies. I thought that's where it was going to go. I thought that's where it was going to go. Bottle Rocket is Wes Anderson. Cool. Haven't seen it. I don't think I've seen it either, tell you the truth. Super Troopers I've seen multiple times. Super funny movie, just a feel good movie. Belle Delfini is the E-girl bathwater chick. E-girl bathwater kid. She bottled her bathwater and sold it to her admirers. Whoa, what? I don't even know this. Betrayal. Begets blood. So what happened with her, Gina? She was taking a bath and selling it? Why not? Right? If she's raising money to fund her creative outlet, why not? The suspense is terrible. Hope it will last. Willy Wonka. What a great quote. They had to shut down the city when they shot Elizabeth Town. Really? Sensor tube account suspended? Why? Why would they suspend her account? Because it's not disnified, I guess. I think disnified should be a word now. Let me censor it up the yin and controlled by central powers to propagandize the population. Laugh out loud, Tony. Not suspended. Terminated. Terminated. Wow. Oh man, I missed the beginning. Graham, you missed the beginning. We're on our last heat, basically. Terminated. So was she huge? What was her following? Belle Delfini. She should, I hope she's on alternate platforms, right? Go on Bitshoot. Go on Rumble. Jabberwock is one of those crazy British comedies set in medieval times. Hunting a dragon. I've seen it, man. I've seen this in the 1980s. I've seen this in the 1980s. Jabberwocky. Is it Terry Gilliam? She is hot. Elder God. Is she hot? Do you have her bathwater? Elder God, do you have her bathwater? Disnified should definitely be used more today. Yeah. Disnified. Let's make it part of our vocabulary gang. SensorTube has been disnified. She's moving to Twitch? Awesome. She's a porn star now. Is she a porn star? She said it on her interview with Jake Paul. Okay. She should laugh out loud. You don't know, man.  Dude, if you're on YouTube, you want to see...  Just do naked yoga. Just do naked yoga. Legit. Do naked yoga. Make sure your account is set up as not a child. Twitter has hardcore porn on it. Right? Because it happens all over today. She's just down the road. She's just down the road. Isn't Jabberwocky the creature from Alice in Wonderland? Is it? Nafal Tony. Elder God drank all the water. Bathwater. Zabrowski. Okay. I'm searching naked yoga for scientific purposes. Yeah. Zabrowski. Like when I was a teenager, if there was such a thing called SensorTube and had naked yoga on there, why would I go to school? I'd just be practicing yoga. Son, what are you doing? I'm doing yoga. Leave me alone. What do you do with the water? Just use your imagination. Freeze it for prosperity. What is your name? I missed the beginning. Takeda, how are you doing? Takeda, you were going to recommend the movie. You were late on the show. So sweet it was. They got so sweet it was. For my namesake. Won't be having any bathwater. Water tanks. I won't be hilarious. We're down to the last seat, I guess. We're down to the last seat. So, so far, what have we got? We've got five movies so far, I believe, right? Or six movies. I lost track again. Lost track. Can you read the choices so far? The choices so far, sure. Grab. I'll give you the choices. Oh, I know, Takeda, you missed our thing. I have posted on. Oh, Elder God's posted on Discord. Awesome. Very important topics. So just let me know when you're ready. Okay, we're ready for heat number five, gang. Enough talking about the disnified accounts on SensorTube and bathwater. Let's do heat number five. Let's do heat number five. I'm going to check out this girl now. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go, Gina says. Let's do it. Heat number five. Heat number five. I'm going to have a sip of tea. If anybody has links to the bathwater thing, link it up in our Discord, please. Didn't want to interrupt. I'm still on it. I will post on Discord. Might need a, yeah, yeah, for sure. Awesome, Elder God. Heat number five is up, gang. We got Seven Samurai, Jabberwocky, Wargames, The Usual Suspect, Old Brother Wear Out Now. Gang five powerhouse movies. Five. You couldn't go wrong on watching any of these. Let's throw it in. 30 seconds in. We got four votes for Seven Samurai. Three votes for Jabberwocky. Wargames is not out of the gate yet. The Usual Suspect has got three and Old Brother Wear Out Now has got one vote. Seven Samurai is at seven. Five votes right now. Seven Samurai, one of the greatest films of all time. We've got five votes for Seven Samurai. Jabberwocky's got three. Wargames is at zero. The Usual Suspect is at four. Old Brother Wear Out Now is at two. Amazing soundtrack for Old Brother Wear Out Now. Amazing, amazing soundtrack. Seven Samurai is at seven votes right now. Seven Samurai, Seven Samurai is kicking it up. Usual Suspect is number two with five votes. Jabberwocky's got three. Old Brother Wear Out Now has got two. And Wargames hasn't left the gate with zero votes. We got Seven Samurai's got eight votes right now. Seven Samurai's with eight. Usual Suspect with five. We've got about 45 seconds left. Jabberwocky's at three. Old Brother Wear Out Now is at two. And Wargames is at zero. This is the second time around that Old Brother Wear Out Now is trying to make it onto the two watch list. Giving it another go. Giving it another go. We got Jabberwocky's at three. Usual Suspect at five. Seven Samurai's still in the lead with eight. Usual Suspect just went up to six votes. Old Brother Wear Out Now is at three votes. And Wargames, Poor Wargames, still at zero. We've got about five seconds left getting seven Samurai's at eight. Usual Suspect at six. Seven Samurai's at eight. Usual Suspect at six. And I think that's the way it's going to end. It is, it is. So we've got Seven Samurai with eight votes. Usual Suspect with six. Jabberwocky and Old Brother Wear Out Now with three votes. And Wargames didn't leave the gate. Didn't leave the gate. Fun. Great movies. Great movies. Oh, I suggested Seven Samurai. Oh, Tagida, you suggested Seven Samurai. Awesome. If I'm early, I recommend one of Akira Kurosawa's other movies. Again, I don't think I've seen that one. So, Tagida, you recommended Seven Samurai. Awesome, awesome, awesome. Great recommendation. Great recommendation. Fantastic. I haven't seen it for a very long time. Man, looking forward to it. Lafala Tony. You don't have Seven Samurai. Yes, this is good. Max Wilde. Cheryl, Lafala Tony. No, everyone watches on their own. Yeah, everyone watches on their own. But if you can't find that someone might be able to suggest a source, yeah. Yeah, by the way, gang, if you can't find these movies, come to our film folder. And it's under film, not movies, film folder on Discord. And just say, hey, I can't find this movie. Can someone recommend somewhere where I can watch it or where I can find it? And I'm pretty sure people will be able to help you out. Okay, Graham, oh man, my dinner with Andre comes in and gets to win from out of nowhere. Graham, one day we do, one day we do. Funny, funny, funny. I suggested it this time. Max Wilde, did you suggest it? Chad, where can I watch Seven Samurai? I can't find it anywhere. Discord. Try Discord, Tony. I'm pretty sure people will be able to find you links. No, I did not. I'm late, dude. Oh, you're late. Okay. You recommended it yesterday's stream during the talk. So someone recommended it today. I can't remember who recommended it today. I didn't write it down, unfortunately. Crack, there must be a torn out there. Just sail the seas like a true pirate. Criterion has a channel if you want to subscribe. Oh, Criterion is doing subscription as well. That's cool. I didn't know that. You can, by the way, La Va La Tony. In my part of the world, movie theaters, not movie theaters, libraries have a huge selection of movies that you can rent, right? And I believe you can, if you have a library card, you can actually stream those movies online as well. So library card is your friend gang. Pirates, Life for Me, Savvy, Cheryl. Here are the winners gang. Buck Rogers in the 25th century, The Lighthouse, Gladiator, Super Troopers, Bottle Rocket and Seven Samurai. We have, we have light, we have heavy, we have sci-fi, we have weird, I believe. So we've got a good mix of movies in there. I can send the link for this. Nice. Shall I give the real Delfinia some? Is she, is she on there? Like seriously, is that her? Gina.  Bathwater for Chicho. I'll send them to Elder God. I think he drank his. Oh, funny, funny. Hold on. Library is a great option. Library is a great option. Library is a great option. Libraries are closed here. Oh, the libraries are closed there Elder God. Brutal. Electric Emma. I'm pretty sure the libraries are open here. I haven't checked. I haven't gone. But, simple Tron 2000. Yeah, I used to get CDs from the library and then burn them when I was a broke kid. Nice. Water exhaust like nice. Danite, how you doing brother? Danite, did you catch the movies we're supposed to watch? Did you catch the movies? Here's the movies. Buck Rogers of the 25th century, The Lighthouse, Gladiator, Super Troopers, Bottle Rocket, and Seven Samurai. We ended up getting, how many movies? One, two, three, four, five, six movies out of this one. So we got six movies to watch. Crack. Hours are closed as well to browsing but the online is going and they have a pick-up drop-off set. Oh, cool. Interesting. Cheryl, Chicho. Buck Rogers in the 25th century. Oh yeah. So these are the, this is who recommended what. Buck Rogers of the 25th century was my recommendation. The Lighthouse was Cold Duck's recommendation. Gladiator was Yes Edd recommendation. Super Troopers was Cheryl's recommendation. Bottle Rocket was Sintron 2000 and Seven Samurai was Max Wild. Seven Samurai was Max Wild. Max Wild. Nice. I can recommend the Lighthouse and Gladiator is a classic. Cool. Cool. I haven't seen the Lighthouse so I'm looking forward to that. I haven't, in this list, I haven't seen the Lighthouse. I must have seen Bottle Rocket but I can't remember it at all. And I've seen the rest. Your borough's tail in the background looks beautiful. Mine is dying. Oh, yours is dying. It could be because of over-watering. Don't water it too much. This thing's beautiful. Like you touch it and the seeds fall down. Like I barely water it.  I actually want to grow another one of these. So I got to take some of these seeds and plant them somewhere. But yeah, thank you. It's beautiful. I love it. I love it. I water it maybe once every two weeks. Like really, very little, very little. Like three times a month maybe. At most. Sometimes I don't even water it for a month. And Gang, don't forget. Free Assange, Free Assange, Free Assange. Julian Assange is a publisher and journalist that is being crucified for trying to bring transparency and accountability of power, of capitalist power to humanity. For more information, see WickedLeaks.org or check out our Julian Assange and WickedLeaks playlist on SensorTube.  Yeah, yeah, yeah. You could try. Jades grow almost anywhere. Spider plants grow almost anywhere. Spider plants are ridiculously easy to grow. Seriously, the one thing that kills house plants the most from what I understand is overwatering. So it's just like human beings.  One of the things that correlates to a long, healthy life is not gorging on food, right? Laura, do you live by that? I don't know what that means, but I like it. It cracked me up. Gang, thank you for being here. Cheryl, Cheryl, Cheryl, Elder God for keeping track of everything, Gang. Thank you very much, Cheryl, for running our polls. Thank you very much on ribs. Gorgeous on ribs. In the lighthouse, an A24 production, Graham says. From what I understand, films under the A24 label are really well regarded. Is it, Graham? Okay, cool, cool, cool. I live in Canada, so nope. Laura, thank God. Crag, strong work, Cheryl. Strong work, Cheryl. And thank you for not loading on heat number five until that important discussion was dealt with. And we're all informed as to what was going on. That's a hipster label, God mainstream. Game Musha is about the Takida Shinjen, the greatest Japanese commander. Oh, is it Takida? Man, I gotta watch that. I gotta watch that. I haven't seen all of his movies, so not even close. I've seen a lot of Shaw Brothers movies, but not on that front. I went down that direction. Other than The Seven Samurai, I've seen a couple other ones, I think. Gang, I think we're gonna call the stream. We got our movies to watch. We got our homework. The next sort of stream that we're gonna do on this level is the music one, where we recommended albums to listen to, and I'm gonna hop on that this week. So if not with the next set of live streams, with the following one, we're gonna do one for music, and then listen, talk about the albums we're supposed to listen to, and then we'll do a follow-up to recommend new albums to listen to. And if you wanna know what the movies are and what the music is that we're supposed to listen to, on our Discord page, we have a music and movie folder in the general section where it lists all the movies and music that we're supposed to listen to. Okay, I will post my movie channel tonight. Awesome, awesome. Awesome, Elder God. Thank you very much. Anna Matrix is fantastic, Dr. P, and hello, hello, peace, love. I'm going to start with watching Border Rock at Awesome Epstein. And Gang, thank you for being here. And if you wanna know what this work is about, I am on patreon.patreon.com forward slash chico. I don't put a thing behind paywalls, everything's creative, common, share and share like, and everything is layered on mathematics. For those of you that was supporting this work on Patreon, thank you very much for the support gang. It is in large part because of your support that we're able to do this, and we all appreciate it very much. We are live streaming on twitch twitch.tv forward slash chico live. If you wanna participate in the chat and put any recommendations, vote, use your fingers, use the trigger, look, twitch is where you wanna be at, right? 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I used to watch that a lot when I was a kid. Sal wins, flawless victory. Take a look at it. I'm going to have it up today. Okay. It's like a nine minute video of them just waking up, cleaning each other, biting each other and getting into a full on wrestling match. And it's fantastic. Kitty cat world is a great world. Gang, if you can make it tomorrow, math. We're doing a two hour drop in math session on Tuesday. We're doing excerpts, reading excerpts of Terence McKenna's Food of the Gods on Thursday. I believe we're doing cooking on Saturday and Sunday. Saturday, I think we're doing personal finance and on Sunday we're doing current events again because there's a lot of stuff going on and we need to talk about it. I hope you're having a fantastic Sunday and I'll see you tomorrow if you can make it for mathematics. Bye everyone.