Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the fifth installment of Death Vs the Jelly People. Here to kick us off, please welcome Monochrome Jay! Hello and welcome to the final of The Destinations. There's no more. No, no, that's the last one. That was eloquent. That was eloquent. I feel like it is only a few years from now before they release Final Destination 2023. By the time this comes out, they'll probably be a new one. Final Destination in future. They did it with the Jason movies. That's like a guide for the Final Destination movies, right? You gotta get more. See that would have been fun if they just got more ridiculous in that sense. And then they started doing like really weird gimmicks like Final Destination, but in cowboy era. What if Death hitched a ride on a spaceship? What in Final Tarnations? I want to see them start doing like Final Destination versus other like horror villains. What about like Super Smash Brothers, both like horror villains? You can't even see it. Yeah, throw them in there.  Dead by Daylight. Yeah, dead by Daylight. Yeah, throw death in there. Just like invisible. Just knocks things over in the back of the machine. The map is like a dirty kitchen. So I've got a fun new monitor specifically like for doing cool stuff. It's higher res. It's curved. It's nice and large. And the only thing I've done on it so far is watch the Final Destination movies in Karen. Or watching those movies on a shittier monitor. I feel like that'll be more fitting. You wouldn't have experienced the 3D. I didn't experience a 3D monitor. A really great monitor that just enhances the 3D even if it's non-existent. It reminds you of the 3D. You can just tell that it's 3D. As everyone knows, match playing by Zero gives you lots more. PS, just throwing this out there. The fifth film is also in 3D. And I know this because I have these 3D blu-rays. Oh no! I have both of these 3D blu-rays in front of me. So that is how I am confirming this. There are two deaths in this one. I don't know if I've seen this anymore because I recognize a lot of it. I must have seen it. I just forgot a lot. I've forgotten a lot of it, but I do remember certain parts of it. There are two deaths in this. I'm very looking forward to seeing how everyone reacts to them. Oh god. Oh yes. Boilers! Oh no, I've ruined it. There's people that die in this? See that would be the other movie. You have the next destination. What it means is there's a force that's constantly protecting people from killing themselves. They're trying to stop the knives from falling, stop the switches from switching. You could have it be like a soldier or something. So they actually all like, you know, like someone who works in SWAT. So they actually deal with like deadly situations.  And then they just like miraculously survive through all of it. They were meant for something. My download is finished by the way. Well, get it ready. We can, we can begin this. It is ready. This last adventure. Is no one else in need of any delays? No. No. I think I'm ready.  I put my pants. They cancel out. You like Adam? Yeah. Shit yourself. Commit. I'm all typed up. Don't worry. Oh sweet. We're good to go. 2011. This is the 10 year anniversary. It's the 11th year anniversary. Was this always Warner Brothers? I don't think so. I don't remember it. No. It was New Line. Warner Brothers owns New Line. Or was it a partnership? Oh, it is a Time Warner company. Okay. So theoretically, this is in the D.C.E.U. No. That is the member of the Suicide Squad. Yeah. Oh, my face. All the last three. Oh, that's a reference. No, you can actually, if there's any like really crazy coincidence that happens in the D.C.E.U., you can just say no as Daffy, you just couldn't see him. The five is sharp. There's a character. What is this?  This is another 3D film as what it is. Oh, the smash of the glass. D'agosto. Those are weirdly spaced blades. They would. They're like a ginger fan. What should we do for the title? Ginger fan man. Well, we've got a slow-mo camera, some glass, and some random objects from our home. Yeah, get all the glass for you. We're gonna have a great day. Don't stand behind glass. It's sharp. Is this all referencing each of the past deaths? Probably. It could be random objects and we'd find a way to connect.  Well, the naming would just gonna be John Rick hard. Well, five almost seems like a complete set. Four is the dirty number. Five is one on every finger. You say that, but they made Scream 4, but they won't make Scream 5. They should have. Honestly, they should have called it five cream. They are making Scream 5, right? They're just not calling it Scream 5. They're calling it Scream. Five cream. Honestly, because if it's supposed to be a satire or a horror film, we can do that. Wasted opportunity. Give us five cream. They're not going to maintain the spirit of the original, like two. Of course.  I'm not watching it. Dylan Manette's in it. Stephen Quayle. Look at the letter again.  Stephen Quayle. Stephen Quayle. Have nothing to do with the rest of the series. Death by pie, death by muffins, death by waffles, so many things. Oh, death by Cassant. I want the death by like Maladju.  So I'm trying to guess how they all die in the beginning of this one. It'll become clear eventually. Oh my God, look out a bus. It says 1282. Who's that guy? What's he in? I know, right? I recognize him. Let's figure it out. Maybe he just has one of those faces. One of those disgusts. I mean, yeah, could be either.  That's a car. A vehicle. No, that vehicle. I know this guy too. What else is he in? Oh, she's familiar.  She was in. I know her for sure. Farzan, Adam. Frozen. That's it.  That frozen. Yeah. Thank you. Legendary film. Oh, it's Candice. I drink my cans through a straw. Okay, sorry. He kind of reminds me of somebody that would show up in like Tucker and Dale, but I don't think he was. He looks like a weird Tom Cruise. I was just going to say he looks like Walmart Tom Cruise.  His name is like Thomas Coast. Was that Adam's review of your joke? Well. I'm suspicious. Dude, that's an extreme van. What is? I was missing that. Cool. Is this mill? You can tell she's cool because the Komi is explaining. Do you actually get paid for this internship or does daddy just agree? This is like so much more B-movie than any of the others somehow. You guys said that this one was... Yeah, take it off. The biggest budget was number four, right? Yeah. Oh, yeah. You're just going to keep your top off now that you've made that point. Yeah. It was like... First three films were approximately 25 million each, and then the fourth film was like 40 million. What do you think this one is? I'm just talking about Eric Butts. It is 40. So I think it's just the 3D eats up with the budget is mine. This guy was in the boys season two. He's familiar too. Told you it's Eric Butts. He's in the Wolf of Wall Street as a minor character, I guess. What else do we get? Oh, this is like the one actor they have. Oh, this is like the old crime.  He's with names instead of like MILF and racist movies. Do they all die from food poisoning or something? These movies are ripe for hiring like, I guess A-Listers who are just on a down point in their careers. Like that's what you should be grabbing.  He's been in a lot of movies. I wouldn't call him an A-Lister though. I would call him B-Tops. He's a recognizable face, but... I wasn't saying that he was that. I was saying that's who they should be getting. Okay. He's like the closest thing they've gotten to famous people, I guess, in this. Everybody's seen that man, but nobody can name him. He's that guy. I remember him from Norm MacDonald's live. I remember from Anchorman. That's the main thing. This music sucks so much. This is like more than any of the other movies. I don't think this music will just hit onto the fact that... This would be cool music. Glory's an anime. Yeah, really. It's way too insistent. It's like stock music. It insists upon itself. Put them even there, editor. What didn't you like about it? It insists upon itself, Lois. I don't know if there's a lot of death you could find in this place. Come on, man. We're all waiting for you.  I don't know if that's what she finds. Hold on. Hold on. Just make a documentary about factory workers. Fight, fight, fight, fight. Not a good idea, Roy. Not a good idea, man. Yeah, you're just wearing their green hats. Let the white hats take care of this. I like that his name is Roy. Roy. Roy was a good old boy. I love how out of place they look no matter where they are. It's a full sense of this is so thrown together. It doesn't feel like a... Just get to the death. Yeah. Oh no. Oh, a bus. Oh, we're doing a bus. Rolling coach line. Wait, what an enclosed place for a lot of people. You know, rolling coach line. They had to... They filed for bankruptcy after this movie because it was associated with final destination and then nobody would ever ride their buses again. Not because they were worried they were going to die. Just because they didn't like the films. They were worried they were going to play the films on the bus. Yeah, the bus is not getting on a bus. It's like, oh my God, do you think about it? The bus is telling me what to do and I don't like that. The sign had a thing on it. So we're back to metal boxes that contain a lot of people in there. I already said that. How could anyone die here? The TVs are padded. They're safe. Elastic bands are pretty safe. Oh, it's sad. It's just something I do to relax people. That's like, that's a character, right? She plays with elastic bands. Oh, he looks like the guy in that murder show. American Psycho? Murder show. Yeah, I think that American Psycho show. Whatever it is. American Horror Story. I just know the gifs from the internet. He looks like that guy. No, he does not. But okay, no. Like Christian Hale? Like Christian Hale. He does not look like... We kind of did kind of did. I can accept that. He kind of does. He's got some for having my back. American Psycho show. Again? Oh, Taggart launching. They also had to file bankruptcy after final destination five. It's funny because he sees those logs and gets triggered because he saw the second movie. Again, they're just rolling out the hits here. That's the direction you need to go, where they're all movies. And then every single movie is still just, the next one is still just all the rest of them are movies, no matter how inceptiony it gets. I'm sure that the CGI, whatever it will be, will be spot on and will definitely not exceed its budget in terms of their concept. They're playing this music, but there's nothing scary happening around. It's a bridge metal. It's terrifying. As it is.  He's gonna know. Scaling. One of the... I was just gonna say. He's not noticing like things that are wrong. He's just noticing things. He's really paranoid. Does that happen? Yeah, he goes across his paranoid. There's a massive hole on the bridge while you're driving across it. Yeah, pie lines. That'll do it. Oh. No, my lunch. Uh-oh. That's so you know that you can fall from there. Other things will fall. Someone's gonna hit the wall. Oh, they're far away from it right now. But it is kind of funny how like the catalysts for these events are always so complicated that when they get the premonition, they still really can't do much to like stop it from happening. Like, if it was like a crazy man on the bus who took control of the steering wheel and threw it off the cliff, they could just stop the one man from doing it. No, it's like weird. Isn't it? Rube Goldberg like, I don't know, something's wrong here. There's 17,000 screws. All of the screw, I get the same time. Yeah, for fuck's sake. I've never seen a bridge that had lights on it, like red and green lights, like traffic lights in the middle of it. I've never seen that. Well, if you're doing construction, you might have those set up. Oh, I guess for the construction. Yeah.  Because I've never done that. I just, they do it in the movies, but I don't... Apparently it isn't, like this is actual like medical backing for that, right? Like to immediately do that. And it's something that we inherently want to do or something. Oh my God. Yeah.  That's all. This bridge was not made very well. You got a problem here. We're going to need a bigger crew. We talk about death as a character getting frustrated a lot of the time and everything, but imagine... Oh my God. How would you get out of the bus seeing that shit? I would like to be honking on my way down. She's so dead.  She's so dead. Why would that... Why is that the place he would go? That's a good question. Oh no. I changed up. Oh, God. Oh, I'm pretty. I mean, not like you would survive hitting the water like that anyway, but okay. Yeah, but it's cool. Get away from the edge. I think my chance is...  This cool guy.  Wait, are they realizing he's in there now?  That's funny. I don't know how they would have realized. Somebody's agent is dead. She'll be fine. Oh, she's out. She's out. She's out. She's out. She's out of the way. I don't know. I can't see without my glasses. My glasses. Oh no. The music is horrendous. It's going to get bridged.  The music is aggressively horrendous. Have we felt that way in any of the other films? It's so bad in this one. You have to get to a point.  What? Wait, what? What is the scenario? If she falls, wolves are going to eat her. Oh no. They're river wolves. Lol. My glasses. Her whole vision is fine. Get moving. You can see. You can see. You're not blind. Come on. Let's go. Oh god. I think it's a nice color in shape. Yeah. It's so blurry though.  Why send the blind one next?  Just fall if you're going to fall. Come on, other people. Don't worry. The river looks blurry. Do it. Use your chain. Dude, it would be great if they showed sharks just biting. Just keep moving. What are you doing? Just keep moving. Just the river wolves. This is clear where you dream and get over it. Bye-bye. So you just got teleported around different parts. Will something fall on her?  Something's going to fall on her. There you go, there you go.  A blurry car killed her.  That's very cool.  He's been sitting here ogling all the deaths for a long time. Yeah. All right. This one. This one. I remember this one. She's now demonstrated that you can just pretty easily apparently survive a fall from that height into water. So I feel like that's what they should be going for. If you land properly, sure, maybe. The feet first. Asshole clenched.  Oh, god. Oh, that was nasty. I feel bad for that guy. Oh, my god. Ow. Oh, wow. Oh, wow. Tom Cruise over here. This is Tom Cruise. This is own stunts. No.  You're going to make it, I'm sure of it. Well, the second guy. The second guy grabbing on should have just closed the railing to pull off. Wait, so old people. I'm guessing people are as old. That looks good.  Water effects aren't that good, but the bridge part was pretty good. That's awful. I'm giving this bridge a low score on it. Jimmy.  Jimmy. Jimmy. Jimmy. He reminds me of Vinny from F&D films. That's the face that I get. Mom, it's basically a ladder. Oh, no. Oh, no. Oh, that looks great. How? How? Oh, no. They wouldn't have had the force to do it. Oh, look. Look at that. Oh, god. Oh, that thing. Oh, really? Come on. That was not that heavy. It's a light wave. It would have reached you in like one hour. He would have had a bruise. He might fall off, but like... Oh, that's great. Maybe they sharpened him from construction. Mount Destination Universe, everything is hyper sharp. God is punishing you for tasting blood. Or maybe human bodies are just jello. Could be. In this universe, everybody is super fragile. Nobody is boned. The bridge is going to collapse. We're all going to die.  We're all going to die. You know, and I just want to see a scenario where the guy just leaves and warrants nobody.  I suppose they'll be fine because... More like destruction. As long as he makes them break, then they'll see the con edge and get out of it earlier, right? This is a major liability issue. If something happens to them, it's on us. You get that? Why are you in this?  Because he needed a sweet, sweet picture. Well, no, this is a company, right? So he's like the boss, like what's the big boss? Oh, I thought you... Yeah, hope whatever is happening here. I don't mean to, I have no idea what the nature of this trip is. I think it's a business retreat. He basically did leave. He was like, hey, it's going to collapse. See ya. He didn't even try it. Like he just snapped. What's going on?  What are you wearing? You're wearing like a semi-pulled up long sleeve blue shirt. Oh, wow. This is like the first movie where the timing follows. Pretty much, yeah. Oh, yeah, because there wasn't that line. Oh, he's on the bus! Get on the bus! Get on the bus! I mean, to be fair, would it be safe and say this is better than four or three already? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Depending how you're judging it. Yeah, I think some of the deaths in this scenario were fine, some of them. If we're judging purely by opening scenes, then there's a debate, because four or three really sucks, for sure. I think this is better than those two. I think so too. And it feels like the causal... They all look pretty cute. And it's also more realistic than being at like a racetrack and all the cars crashing into it. The cars just flip out and crash into the audience. And the whole stadium collapses. Aye. Well, bridges are pretty safe. Tony Todd lost a lot of work. I think so, yeah, like they're in... A lot of people have... I presume they're in the United States of America. A lot of people have fears of bridges, including myself, though. So this is... All of you can count this count. They're a lot different. I'm going to go... I'm going to go with some more of this for Halloween. Last week, you volunteered to go with some bridges. Oh, it's a bridge. A spooky bridge. Are you scared of Jeff Bridges? A little googly eye on yourself at a bridge. Have you ever watched the bridge? Madison County. Bridges. Bridges of Terabithia. Yeah. How many other bridge movies are there? There's one over the river. It's not a rich genre. It's an untapped market, I think. An occurrence at Oak Creek Bridge. I was thinking about the way as well. Bridges of Spies. Spies of Bridges. Bridges of Jones' Diary. That counts. I swear I recognize... Do you play the game bridge with your friends? Yeah. Sam Bridges. You know how death gets... We thought he was getting frustrated, like he's personified.  Like how frustrated his existence must be. Every time he creates the big ones. He's like, well... Just was playing. Yeah, he was like in that 9-11.   Who's doing this? I feel like it'd be fun to get little animations of the death character for these videos. Francis came back with the analysis. We're chalking up the high winds and structural damage from the road construction. High winds brought down a bridge. Damn, that was like a tornado.  Why was windy? Oh, okay. That explains everything. When they built the bridge, they didn't expect to have people on it. They didn't know that it would have wind. Or wind. Yeah, wind, people, these were unexpected factors. It was just to look at. They shouldn't have been on it. It's just not really windy in this area, usually. 86 people. It should have been 180, right? It was the 180 reference. Come on. Now, I had 190 on the RTV script. Well, it's the significance of the number 180 to death, because like, you know, the flight, sure, I get there's a flight 180, but it's just like... Is it just referencing the flight every time? Was the flight the first time that lots of people died? It's how many degrees you turn after playing the Xbox 360 before you walk away. Did we do the funeral scene for the first, third, and fifth? Did they do it in the second one? Did they do it in the fourth one? They did this funeral in the fourth one. Remember, the race guy was there. Where's your place to the glasses? The second one didn't have a funeral, though. Why is Titlady replaced her glasses? Well, because... This is her nice glasses. These are funeral glasses. That guy sometimes... You know the Christian Bale Tom Cruise guy? He reminds me of Dave Franco sometimes. Yeah, I can see that. Yeah, Dave Franco. That's a really good answer. Is he the rollback of actors? You just look at him and you're like, who do you see? It's all the people. There's a lot of other more talented people that you see. You can picture him in the head. I'm an actor, too, you know. I actually... Okay, that's fine. Yeah, keep telling yourself. Looking at him is just like a task to see what film.  Death. Doesn't like to be cheated. Excuse me? Doesn't like to be... What's that supposed to mean? I don't know where his evil is. Is he literally death? Is he death liaison?  Maybe he's always trying to warn them and he's trying to save them the whole movie. But he always stands up with a smile on his face, you know? He doesn't mind what the outcome is.  Polkadot man. How many actors are we gonna make? I don't know of it. Yeah, I see that. I remember it just the eyebrows, if anything. That's four people now? Nice. This is an exquisite tri-air. Oh, no. That was killing me the whole time so I was trying to figure out who. Very dangerous. Lots of sharp objects, hot objects, poisonous. Those are like legit dangerous. Yeah. They were like, um... Just Tony Todd. Travel to all these locations just to tell people about death. Well, yeah, that's what I'm imagining. It's just like Tony Todd's character spends just his entire life standing outside funerals and waiting for people to go outside and him just going, Death. And that's it. That's how he spends his time. So it was flat. No flavor. Do they want something else? Yeah. Good shot. Okay, then tell the waiter. Let me taste it. It's raw! In your skin, raw! Shit!  I'm French. I am a chef. How often did that show? It was like, was this fresh? It was fresh when I froze it. It's like one of the most repetitive shows ever. Fresh frozen. It's fresh frozen. Fresh frozen. Yeah. Yeah. You mind if I come in? You mind if we walk in the rain under this umbrella? Like, oh, it's almost fascinating as a format because it's just like, come on, just kill him. Like, there's no point. Get it over with!  It's like, get on, come on. We gotta fill time. Lightning strike him now. They can explode. And then she chokes on his flesh. It's already like a third of the way through. Have his umbrella go down his throat. I don't care about your life as a chef or your girlfriend. To me, you are only a vessel by which to deliver death. We're like patrons at the Colosseum.  Death is just the most popular. Most gladiators didn't die. Thank you. Thank you. So it's just like, it's the Colosseum, but instead of them fighting a battle or another gladiator or something, they're just, yeah, there's loads of scissors in the Colosseum and knives and cloths. They just run with scissors in the Colosseum in a circle in the last one alive wins. It is kind of irritating that the whole sequences of the movies where they pretend that these are characters with stories, it's like just done out of obligation to make it technically a movie kind of. Yeah. That's what it sounds like. Otherwise you're just releasing a short film. It has to be the vehicle by which they can justify showing the horrible death scenes. That's the only reason they do it. Obligatory romance, obligatory character development.  How many times have we done like the guy and girl protagonists who will, they won't, they may be, maybe not sort of the relationship while they try and stop everyone from dying. So that's been in the checklist. We've just passed the Engle people. Yeah, that was in one, two, three. Was that in four? I've already completely forgotten four. That was his girlfriend, remember? So it wasn't, it was... It wasn't a will, they won't they? That was just a will. Yeah, it was just the will. It was just that they already have. It's like the easy button for trying to generate drama. They're in a relationship. There's nothing else that we could do. There's no other thing that someone can care about. It's not, it's so relatable because people like relationships. I've heard of a cowboy man significantly more than any other character in these films. And he had like one more to dial up. I care about racist. The racist and cowboy man would talk to you.  Guilf. I am MILF. Right, that would be Guilf. She's married to Dilf. Having now watched the other films very recently, all I'm going to say is, I do not have memories of characters. I have memories of death sequences. I have memories of set pieces for deaths to take place. I don't know who is in what movie, right? I don't know what your goals or motivations are.   But also, shoot, I'm very invested in your reactions to this scene. I'm impressed that you know that there's a scene happening right now. Well, he's telling her why she's here, so that we, as the audience, also know why she's here. Well, she loves it out there. Eagle-eyed viewers out there will remember she was the first one that died. Oh, yeah, thank you. She's going to tie in a freak gymnast's accident. Well, I have, I have hopes for this scene, actually. I'm like, the father station sucks, but yeah. No, don't put the industrial paper shredder next to the practicing gymnast. Oh, no. Oh, no, the law of the pit. Who ordered this bucket of cactuses? Why would you put that there? You don't die, you fall on the crash mats provided. Well, he used to like do similar stuff to this, not this specifically, but... It would be so easy to parody these movies. You just have like an albinist music behind the shot of just like a pen. Hell, yeah, he presses on and the fan starts.  Just a pen. Oh, no water. What are you going to grab the pen? A guy grabs the pen and just dies. Is that right? The guy walks in like, oh, please, albinist music. This guy. All of these movies are just advertisements for OSHA. Guy like, get your broken glass. So like, okay, so many of these things are just so incredibly dangerous that it's like, okay, if this girl wasn't on death's list right now and she died in the earlier bus accident, this would kill somebody else probably, maybe, right? Like somebody else would it like... I think we're supposed to believe the death gives it the nudge, you know? Yeah, this is only happening because she's supposed to die. None of this would have happened if it didn't shoot. Lucky rubber, man. The rubber band snapped and then it got darker. Hey, we all have a lucky rubber medal.  And then she goes, I'm going home a little bit scared. And I was like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Don't go home. No water and electricity. No water and electricity. No, water and electricity. That's five for five folks. You're supposed to put the water in there. That's plastic. Well, it's not water and electricity yet. It's no yet. Is that actually going to happen?   They baited it in Finalization 4 and it didn't go anywhere. No, Finalization 2 they baited it. Oh my god.  Look at it go. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Oh wow, the momentum on that thing just completely stopped. Perfect. Oh no, a quiet place.  I wanted to actually step on it and just be like, how? That kind of hurt. Yeah, they needed to make that a lot longer and sharper. For it to be creepy, right? This is funny. They need to add these sound effects to all Olympic gymnastics events. No music. That screw was irrelevant. You didn't get screwed there. Fake out.  Get it with the water. Come on, this is the one now. That's not a well-insulated wire. That's irresponsible. They're all like, all the death gods are like at a horse racing event, like place and bets like, come on, come on. So they see it, right? They see the puddle with the electric. I think she just happened to drop her towel because she didn't need it anymore. Time for me to drop my towel and walk on it. Right here. It's where she puts it on the floor. More squeakies. Is it someone else going to step on the? Is death just going to look for like collateral? I guess death doesn't mind. They'll take out a bridge. Also, I don't know. I'm not like an Olympian or anything, but you'd think that they would be looking where their feet are landing. You'd think that they would have come my sight, right? No. Otherwise, just close your eyes the entire time. You'll get more points.  I'm curious. I'll wait for you guys to see what you think. Everyone is coming. It's coming. Do you think these are the real actresses doing the... Oh no. Amusing.  Okay. She goes. That length race could make any sense, but okay. That was amazing. I don't think that's how it works, but... That was her fault. Yeah, the land. Why would you land in those kind of weather conditions? She got like... Oh no. She got pocket-sanded and it killed her. And they also made it so that she like jumped off far away from the crash mat. She like made it somehow like to the forward. That's super high up. Yeah. That was her that did a lot of work. That was no deal. She swung off a board and two feet off the ground, broke every road.  Was the water and electricity in that at all or did I miss something? No, the water and electricity was no. It was irrelevant. That had nothing to do with anything. Well, that was the fan and so the fan kept going. The leak was irrelevant. Which by the way, I want to know how many irrelevant leaks there have been in Final Destination as a whole now. Get a little red here. You had a rare bone disease. Dude, I love that.  I love that. What have we done? I'm going to go back and watch that again. That was awesome. I mean, I think already the deaths are way better than the last two. Really? What?  The racist death was an odd one.  I'm not willing to place this one far away from the other two just yet. I think it was the racist death. Was that the outlier of that movie? I think so. It was the highlight of the entire series. I think that was one of the stupidest deaths in the series so far. That's the problem. We're going with different metrics here, I guess, because you know what? She was chewed up by the escalator gears. That was, you know, CJ wasn't fantastic, but I mean, yeah. I think the racist death was a moment where it was like, okay, it's celebrating its own stupidity just a bit. You know? Yeah, because it didn't make that much sense. That's kind of nice to see in the series. Like, him exploding in that scenario. I can't believe you guys are discussing this.  I just can't. I'm still out of breath. We're literally discussing the hilarity of the deaths. What do you mean? We're on top. I could barely talk.  Don't worry. I'm sure it won't take too long before we get the next one.  That's, well, where else is it going to come out of? You know what's crazy is just think about it. Like, if this were the first film, then we might not have a franchise, right? Because the first film was the first movie to do it in concept. And that helped propel it. And that helped, like, soften the edges, I guess. But I don't know if this would have the same success, even if it were the first one to do it. Like, I don't think this would connect with people in the same way. This would just be a B movie, you know? Would you mean, like, the absurdity of it would overshadow any kind of relatability? Yeah. Yeah. Like, I don't think this works as well as a film, as, like, a standalone. This works, but, I mean, it doesn't really work. But people see it because it's attached to the greater franchise, right? So... Well, that's a phenomenon that we're dealing with. That's all they've been doing is... Well, of all the ones that came after, the second one was the only one that kind of tried to be a movie. Yeah, the second one did try to be a movie with the benefit of hindsight. That's all it came afterward. I mean, there's just a clear quality difference. When you, once you hit that third movie, you're like, we're in a new era. Yeah, there's a line between two and three, I'd say. New generation. All right. I mean, one tried to connect. Yeah, there we go. What are you trying to... How hard? Why would you do that? She's so hard to look at. People are made of jelly in these movies. Everyone's looking around blood. How hard were you grabbing at those pins in a world where people are made of jelly? Who holds a six-pack like that? Okay, turn it 90 degrees. Man, what are you doing up here? Can't take it off the factory floor, man. Roy's driving crazy.  Oh, man, I just don't care. Who's in the down? The Caucasian floor. Where'd you get these? Stolen. Agroist truck. Wow. Really? Black choke. Fevery.  You can't afford these. I got it at the store. I exchanged the green paper for it. I got it at the bean factory. I don't know. We're sad about a death. Let's all get your...  He's... Was he next? He was, wasn't he? And cheese. Tingle mom was. I gave him the green white man-head paper. Minions bar.   I'm recording it. Don't worry. I'm saving it for later. Who's my girl, Kimber? Amber. Yes, that's what I said.  I don't know. Please turn off all cell phones. Oh. He turns it off like he's talking.  Sorry about that. My, uh, sister tends to get a little chatty sometimes. What are they implying? I don't know. You called her though. He sleeps around. Tell me about stress relief. Wait, they're making the... Hey, you're here for sex.  Is that what they're doing? It is a weird casting. This is a family opportunity. You're Asian. You're not speaking English.  Give me anything. Yeah, I think they cast him as just the creep. They have one of them in a lot of these movies, don't they? The pervy boy. He is really... He is shockingly confident.   Yum, yum, dim sum. Jesus. Oh my God. Sorry, buddy, but you got to die at this point.  All right, you got to go now. No surprise. You're going to explain those words? Slow down on the rice cakes. Food is going to fall on his head, isn't it? I hope you're shocked. Oh, yeah. And then he'll be like, oh no, rice cakes. It is fun when the final destination franchise recognizes like, okay, we're going to build this person up so that you want them to die. Yeah. We're going to make them the most irritating character where you're all cheering for their death.  You know, for a fact, the death is in this room. Like, should I? Do you want me to? I can. She just takes out a hat pin and stabs him on the wrong way. They're a little lady. Yeah. Yeah, she just kills him. It's one off the wrong way. Oh, it's a grandma. Yeah. Okay. I'm sorry. Do you come with subtitles? Oh my God. Wow. Subtitles immediately pop out. I know. I love it.  That's okay. That's okay. I'm all right. I'm all right. This is death. This is death in human form. I was going to say this. Are you going to just have a massage therapy place and then start doing chiropractic? Death is some old Chinese woman the whole time. What is happening? Oh my God.  Yeah. There's like a polka dot all over again. It's an out of place scene in this otherwise not so silly film or not so intentionally silly film. This one's for the last. I'm going to say here and drink the drinks with you. Oh no. She's going to do something.  I like how there's a roller coaster photo too. I genuinely don't understand how many people I see in this man. It doesn't end. That was a great sentence. I can't understand how many people I see in this man. Dude. I know. Dave Franco is the closest one. Yeah. I feel like I keep seeing Dave Franco. There's a lot of Dave. What about Oscar Eisen? Not a Davey. I didn't know what events are said about. I just didn't see that. What about Danny DeVito? Oh yeah. What about Gordon Ramsay? What about Daniel Jackson? What about Patrick Stewart? But what about Eddie Murphy? He said Santa Jackson. I think it's the black guy. Channing Kate? Call me. Why is there a cop investigating this shit? She just flew off the bar. Yeah, this isn't complicated. Pretty sure death did. Surely you told me what you wanted to see. This is a formality though. Dude, you want to get like a doctor investigating it more than anything. It's like maybe he's like who sabotaged this woman's bones.  Dude, you noticed like this movie's. But that had nothing to do with it. What do you realize? The leak had nothing to do with it, right? Did the leak influence this? It's just possible with it. I just realized what these films are missing. You need a consistent detective character who's been following all the movies. Oh yeah.  Oh, yeah. Have you noticed that this movie is like taking one moment to do this stuff again? I know what's going to happen. All right, my prediction is she's going to put all the needles in him, the table's going to collapse, and he's going to fall face down on the floor and they're all going to go into him. Oh, that'd be so lame. Would it be? Yes. We even die from it. Well, what? They're like really thin needles. What death do you guys want for him? What would be the death you'd want in this scenario? He dies of penis.  It'll vibrate the pain. That's how it really means to go around. It was his first erection. She should just kill him. That would be my prediction. If she just intentionally murders him. Ah, damn. That would be the only satisfying death here. 30 minutes. I just want her to kill him. Now she doesn't speak English the whole time. Because that's all she knows.  That's all she knows. All she knows is 30 minutes. He's asleep. It's gotten her out of a lot of bad places. Those handles. Oh, maybe. Maybe fire. Maybe he bends. They don't seem that consistent. Those needles, it seems like they cut it public, but I don't know enough of a acupuncture. I wouldn't want to pretend. I think they just found an Asian lady. I just like poking white boys. I like poking white boys. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. I like poking white boys. That smoke was delayed. All right. I guess it hit the alcohol is what it did. Hit like the alcohol. He can get up. Fire. Yeah, you can't get up. The needles paralyze him or something. Because that's how that works. What? He's paralyzed from the needles? I don't know. Why are they trying to communicate? He could literally go up. Is he just like an accept death right now? I don't know what they're trying to communicate. Oh, you were right. This is so silly. He's not dead, though. You did a really bad job. Oh, yeah. You know what? They did what I'd expect them to do.  They've bent. That was really lame. Yeah. Well, he's not dead. He's going to have something else happen. He's going to go. Yeah, there you go. Oh, this is like the most cringe.   This music. My beautiful, madly body. Don't pull him out now.   Oh my god. Damn, those were not that thick. Jesus. My man, the room is on fire. He's going to fall all out right now. He's going to fall all out.  Oh, someone's calling me. Dude. Get out. Get out. I don't know what I'm talking about. Oh, damn. Open the door right there. Oh, god. I don't want you to get satisfied. And of course, right there. Leave the room. You're not set yet. Leave the fire room. Okay. I don't want it. Every Buddha statue. I'm proud of the cast here. The desk completely predicted. Motherfuckers. Who knows where Ben is. You guys got everything. It's funny because he commented on Buddha earlier and he said he needed to lose weight and then it says weight that killed him. Ha ha. That's a good script, right? He wasn't that heavy.   All right. How heavy would that have to be for that result? Very, very. Very, very. Like the most weight dense material ever created on the entire planet, right? Maybe more. It's like faster. It's so dense. It's killed your internet connection. The gravity is sucking the megabytes through. What we're missing right now is that detective to show up and then everyone to be like, what the fuck's going on? Then that detective's like, this was death. This was death that did this. You look good. I figured it out. I'm trying to arrest death. Why is he following now? That would be great. The final failure of Warehouse.   Why are you following us?  Who are you? You follow me. That death turns his bones into jelly and he steps wrong and all of his bones shatter. What are you doing? A job. A job. He's got a cool voice. Oh, no, he missed the coroner. He's got the coroner. What's happening to us? And don't be vague. But make sure you think I know anything. You won't. Come on. She said death didn't like to be cheated. It's just that I've seen this. I've seen all four. I've seen one. I've seen two. It's basically the same plot. Shorted death.  Oh, is that a new rule? Wow. We're on the fifth one and we're adding rules. Sorry, what was the rule? I wasn't. Someone has to take the place, essentially. Just take your place.   Dude, just some random guy was like, Start killing people. You sound like the grave mine didn't hear anything. Kill them all. You sound like the oracles from Jack and Daxter. They do sound like the oracles. Destroy my enemies. Those creatures you call the metalheads. The next time you'll see me, I'm deep, deep faked in a really shitty reboot. Coming after the rest of this. When I had that vision or premonition or whatever. Okay, can you split ears? I got you across before the bridge collapsed. You survived. You saved her? Why? Because you decided that she deserved to live more than the rest of us?  Look, it's your fault. Absurd irrational characters. Not during the Kool-Aid, are you? They make the world go round. They make the world consistently irrational and they have like the things that they offer that they always get wrong. I like those characters. Do you like this guy? Insistently, the black guy is the skeptical one. That's his character. You're right. You're right, actually. I just realized that. They're just remaking the movie.  She got across the thing. He goes from there to, wow, so you decided she was allowed to live? Okay. Guys, get ready. What? Oh, Lysik. I remember the... No, I said it was two that I was very much... I remembered. This would be the other one. No, no, no. You have to keep your eyes glued on the screen. No, no, no. No, no, no. No, no, no. No. Dude, this is the final challenge. All right, dude. I'm coming over. Oh, my gosh. Hold your eyes open. Nope. I trauma horror is really... It really shocks me. I can't do it. Oh, dammit. Okay. Do they actually do that? They donate the glasses because they... Because this isn't permanent, right? I guess they're like, hey, hey. That's not laser eye surgery. It was permanent. No, it only lasts for X amount of years and you have to get it again. Oh, okay. Yeah, but theoretically... I don't know what to do about eye surgery. Oh, I mean, that's what put me off it. I was just like, wait, it's not permanent, so I have to keep getting laser eye surgery? I'll have to look it up. Well, maybe it's gotten better since I looked into it. I don't know. I would like to point out, we were shown that set piece of the restaurant kitchen. Are they ever going to do anything with that in this movie, or are we done with that? What was that? There was like hot oil board and tariff board. It's just lasers, woman. Geez. Oh, so how's lasers in your eyes? I'm just trying to figure out how laser eye surgery can go so wrong you die. Really? In the same way that the tanning bed can go wrong, the tanning bed gives you the answer.  Okay, the tanning bed one was bullshit, though. Exactly. That's your answer. The same way. They make it look so stressed.  Yeah, that's the music. What if when you went to a LASIK eye place, they were playing this music?  Oh, nice.  What was that? Just relax, Olivia. Dotty. So how long have you had your eyes? I like eyeball imagery. I like it. You know, you have a bad movie like this, something striking about it, yeah. Eyes are pretty cool.  You're leaving? They communicate emotion. They do. They're the windows to the soul. Oh, no. It's farting. Oh, where's the electricity going to come from? Oh, my God.  Yeah, you're not supposed to put water on the electrical outlet. Yeah. Stop it. Man, it's like the one thing.  Well, they're like, okay, so the next step. You know how electrical water shouldn't go together? Yeah. There's electricity everywhere. He's on an outlet. Oh, no, the laser coolant is not working. Let me just leave you here for a while. The laser coolant. No, they need that to cool down the lasers. I was going to say, the laser will be real hot. Mega watts. Oh, no. You shouldn't set it to broil. Well, it's fine because you can't activate the laser. Uh-oh. No. Nope. No, man. She doesn't know what the controller does or is, right? Yeah. What are you? What's your deal? If you're really that going to be your fault, right?  What are you doing? That's not okay. It's ready. Put your hand in front. There you go. Body's not paralyzed. Olivia Castle, where is she? She might be in danger. No, no, no. She's fine. We do this kind of procedure. She's fine. Yeah, it's automatic and a doctor doesn't need to be there or observes or anything. There's no one observes this ever. We leave it. Do other cooler things. Really? No, no, no. Oh, my God. Oh, there it is, the eye. Beautiful. That couldn't be more unsatisfying for the setup. Oh, oh. Oh, oh. Ew. Yummy. Yeah, that's the one that I remember from this movie. I feel like they should have taken more advantage of lasering the eye. We only saw like one significant shot of it, you know? Yeah. Yeah, cowards, honestly. Well, I mean, we got, because we saw the laser in the eye, then she ripped the thing out of her eye and tore the eyelid and then burned her hand and then more of the eye. Yeah, I mean, but think about the sunbed scene. We had so many shots of just all the levels of pain. You think of like Dead Space 2 with the needle in the eye, right? Yeah. You've got to really up the eye. Yeah, like really up the eye. Leave her there for like 10 minutes.  It is a ridiculous cop-out for her to just fall out of the window. You didn't have to have your eye burned out. You died from falling. So to answer the question, how can laser eye surgery go so wrong you die?  If you fall out of a window, it's all through it. If you fall out of the window.  Destroys the laser cooler. Yeah, it's like 15 degrees higher than it should be or something and then it starts to button and activated by accident.  I know, the movie is flying. You have to remember that like every Lasik clinic has glass made out of sugar glass. So you have to be careful, right? Dude, this movie, you're right. This movie is flying. It's not normal. It's flying. Yeah, yeah. Like we are... Like we are now in. And I don't know who these people are at all. Well, that guy's name is John. She's Sarah. I don't know who our main character was in the first movie. I, dude, I feel like that first movie is like definitely better than the rest of them. Oh yeah, we agreed on that. If you care about characters, yes. Which I typically do. This guy is, this guy is, he's seen through the mist. I didn't care about them enough. He's detecting the, the deathness. I'm curious if you guys have noticed anything interesting. Very vague, but anything just interesting about this place. This place? Not this specific place, just the whole place that this story is. Earth? Yeah. Have you noticed anything? People are very fragile and weird and strange. They seem kind of placed. That seems a little like, hmm. Like, are you talking about this universe? Like, what do you mean? I was going to say, I would guess, but I have no idea what you're aiming for. Like, we need more clues. I don't want to, I have no idea what you're talking about. No, because I don't want to. It's like if I said to you, if you noticed anything, this is like, well, maybe. I'm just asking you if there's anything that she had where you're like, nah, that's nothing. And then if you get asked the question, I'm like, oh. I don't even know what category you're on. Yeah, exactly. I'm just asking you if there's anything about this movie. It's like, yes. Oh, yeah. The color palette. Is that what you mean? Like, what do you mean? This was a failed experiment. I'll try again. Can you see anything here that's like a little, hmm. Little size.  Oh, it's Roy.  Is that what I said?  You know what we need?  That just needs to be the end of every single one. Roy, would you come up to the control room, please? Uh-oh, Roy. That's the boss. You in trouble, Roy. He looks too much like racist from the other movie. We need to talk, Roy. You shouldn't leave those spikes there. Oh, it seemed unnecessarily spicy. Roy, you always leave your spikes out.  I'm just realizing that the place I work is dangerous. You cut my hours.  I cut everyone's hours, okay? Kill him. Roy.  So I'll tell you what I'm going to do. Oh, is Roy going to die instead of him, and it saves his life? Oh.  Roy is death personified. How does he know that was going to happen? So if Roy dies here, I would say that this looked like it was just going to happen this way. Anyway. You okay down there? Oh. Oh. Wait, what? Oh, yeah.  I'm trying to trace the spike. What a long hook.  That is a really long hook. I don't think I should count though, because he just didn't even seem to... What else was going to happen? You know what I mean? Yeah. Maybe the hook would have landed on him. It didn't look like that, though. I don't know. I think the film was going for the idea that Roy died instead of our guy here. So. Yes. Kill doesn't kill you. Obviously, you've never met my in-laws. Is that a comedian? Is that a career comedian? I could tell. He's also next. I'm just really curious about the mystery box you've set up now. I just want them to zoom in on the pens on the table and play ominous music. Do it. It's not really my mystery box. It's the film's... Wow. It's not really a mystery box at all. Let's... Yeah. Canonically, I'm imagining... You just added more mystery to the mystery box. I don't even know if it's a mystery box. I have. Maybe that was my plan. Your mystery box runneth over. That'd be interesting for me. The world would be very disappointed in you. I don't think you will, actually, because it's kind of interesting.  The ego on this land. That is an oddly-shame hook. Yeah. Do hooks usually end in a spike? I don't know. Yeah, they're not that long.  They're for hooking. It would make it much harder to unhook, which you're also supposed to be able to. We came here down to the factory once we heard that your co-worker died. Wait a minute.  What's going on? They're bucking all the trends. You want a refund? Kind of. I came here for when I'm still upset that the racist died.  Was that your spirit animal? What is with this guy? He's going to become a murderer person. No, you didn't. You tried to save him. Imagine one of the workers is listening to these people talk.  Imagine someone dies.  Oh, you must have traded death. I didn't even see that. That's how quick that was.  I know. Look at that. Oh, ew. I don't get out of the danger zone. That was a way quicker death than his original death, so maybe that's a good thing. It's an upgrade.  That was a better death than I was going to go out like that than the tar in the face. Imagine there was just a detective or a policeman there when they said, you killed him? And he's like, I guess I did.  Just grabs the handcuffs like, well, maybe it doesn't want me to die. Oh, all right. We can't live our lives in fear, Mal. He's trying to piece these shenanigans together just like we are. So what if it happens to him? Fuck, I'm not mad. Again, another opportunity in their invent new rules. I don't know what to tell you.  This is like, don't be so fushed. Notice, like, this film really has not referenced the other films at all. Oh, wait, no, that guy in the center. Like, I've seen this. Yeah, Tony Taj is one of the most referencing movies. He was like, I've seen this. The other ones, like, very explicitly reference what happened to the other films. If this ends where we're going on a ski lift, 10 out of 10. Oh, no, we're stuck on the ski lift. Oh, dream. And there are wolves at the bottom. He jumps off the big infectious legs. So if you come to work, you don't use the front entrance to just walk in. Maybe not in America, but in final destination. Use the employee entrance in the back. Much like the other character. Yeah, well, it's fine because he's not next in line. So how about you just don't go to work and live a freeloader? Oh, is that the thing where you can like throw a knife at a wall and it magnetizes and stuff that he's looking at? Shaske to look cool when they use that.  What are you doing, buddy? Safety is important in kitchens. Do not spill oil on the floor. I will say the 3D in this is a little bit less than the previous one. Yeah, they forgot that they sold it in the previous one. This is so forwinous, I think. Yeah. You unplugged the wrong thing. Yeah. This is like the first one in one of the movies, right? Like some guy being like extra cautious or... Oh, no. Well, no, in the first movie. In the first one. Yes. He did it in the cabin, yeah. Yeah, I feel like big. Yeah, he didn't go to work in this kitchen. This is the first scene that I feel like is actually working for you on the level they want it to.  And that's what I'm made of. Yeah. Yeah. Well, theoretically, that's like the tone you're supposed to be going for. That's what they did in like one and two at least, you know? Like for a bunch of the scenes, we're like, oh, is this going to happen? Is this going to happen? You're supposed to at least feel something, but for the past three films, like three films. There hasn't been much of that at all. Like the home depot scene at the time board, like there was none of that. Yeah, so you're right. They are bringing it back a little. What is, so I don't actually remember, I don't know what the payoff of the detective is going to be. He's just keeping it loud, everybody. He's just like, I'm pretty sure about something. So how's your French? Terrible. Good. Well, then we can be terrible together. That's like the internship. Sam, that's amazing. I think you said that he's amazing. He's going to die from kissing. Oh, no. What if they be jokes on the spit?  Oh, evil. I have become evil now. What's up, bro?  You okay?  I don't know. The girlfriend, I like how I was like, yeah, trying to make sense of it. But the girlfriend didn't die, right? That's the- Yeah, as far, I mean, I wouldn't want to take that risk, you know. I wouldn't either. No, I'd go for someone I didn't know. Like- Well, go for Betty White. She's not dying anytime soon.  Exactly. So if you kill her, you get to take that essence. Hey, Peter.  That's why it's a stressful scene, or what? This is funny. This is very funny. Always such a whiner. Oh, hey, death.  I just want a troll face to fly by his death. It's just like, I'm coming. I'm going to get you. Oh, God. I just- You see all these candles? Yeah. You see the candles? Yeah. I was up all last night, you know, thinking about if I could really do it.  Take someone else's life. You. Pulls out gun. Why is it that you deserve to live? Oh, my God. You don't. Oh, I actually, I was both. I do not remember any of this. I swear to God. No, take the gun. Yeah, me neither. Repeat. Shots fired. Requesting backup. It is. Hey, where were you? Come on, Detective Man. That was quick. Shots. Well, he's been stalking them because they're weird. Wow. It's the urgency of this. So they did this in the other final destination, where one of them wanted to kill the others. But they didn't really follow through on it at all.  Yeah. And he clips him over the- I'm not going to let you- There's no point in killing him because he's- Yeah, you can't- And that's right. You're invincible. He can't kill them. He won't do anything.  I don't know. According to the second goal. No, the bullets would like, remember? Oh, yeah, because he's not next in line. Yeah, according to the second goal. He's a good goal. Yeah, the gun will jam or the bullets will be died. That's really amazing, actually. I don't want to die yet, either. Oh. Oh, that's fancy. Oh, really? That's not the heavy part of the knife. Why would it land like that? Have you seen these films before? Whatever. What is that? Why haven't you left? Why have you not left the kitchen? I didn't kill him. Why didn't he bubble if you did lose? Wait, now he's being dead. Now he's just going to make something by code. I like the idea of the death watching this. He's like, this is lame.  I'm way more intelligent than this. You see this movies about how, in a way, all of us are death. I am become death. I think five might be the best one since at least two. I think it's better than three and four, for sure. Yeah. Oh, Detective Man. Stop. Are you okay? He's dead. What's going on? He's dead. He's dead. He's ready to get shot. Three. How? That was the payoff for the detective. Oh, my God. Oh, okay. Yeah. Are you glad? I'm gonna run away. Well, you don't do that. You run. I guess he's over now. He's done it. He can leave now, right? I guess he killed someone. Yeah, he done it. It seems turning. It is a little cringe that he's so sure of this. You know? Yeah, he has no way of knowing it. I just picked a death. He's like, you know me.  You're safe now.  I'm not going to spend the life I just earned in prison. You were just going to kill it. Then you just killed it. Yeah. Yeah. He's kind of scared. You guys also have a little bit of Onesia on anyone.  Oh, no. Oh, will it stop firing on itself? Oh, no. Fried gun. Stop it. See, because at this point, death could kill main character guy, but he's probably just like, no. How? Is it because he's dead? He's just watching. Death's like, oh, wait. If main character kills him, does he get his life? Stop it.  What are you doing? No. Just cooking a gun actually make it go off. I could see that way. If the powder in the bullet goes off, then it'll go down the chamber. If it's in the chamber, I guess, right? Which it will be.  It'll create a little shrapnel. Just leave the bullet. You don't have to worry. I hate it when bony chicks do that. You know Dan?   Yeah. Just reminding us the soundtrack-ish. Yeah, I will remind you. He's doing, he's bottle-logging. Bottle-logging. There you go. He's got his life now. Nice. That's 3D. That's 3D. Right. He's got his life. So it's over. She's not got hers, right? Well, so I'm assuming we don't know for sure if she actually dies or not in his vision.   Oh, the gun's going to kill a lot of them. Oh, see the lights went off. I'm okay. It's gone. You killed him. He's going to shoot one of them and then we're going to get credits. Irrelevant. I mean, could fire another one. Please move. He is so short. I guess they looked at the gun, well, I guess they looked at the gun and the gun was just like in a position where it couldn't possibly Oh, no. I remember exactly what's happening here. I'm going to say it to be fair. I think frigging our first recording already mentioned what this scene is. Did you notice that all of the cars in this room were like from the late 90s and early 2000s? No, no. Did you? Wow.  And the man's phone and the Chinese plane was a flip phone. Wait, I was about to say I'd have to just remember all the phones they were using, I guess. Maybe they're pre-cooled all cars. Not like flip phones were extinct in 2011 or anything, but... Well, no. No, no, no. We don't know if this takes place in 2011. This takes place in 1999, is it? Or 2000? Or 2000, I think, yeah. Yeah, I'm saying it wouldn't be unreasonable to have a flip phone if it were in 2011.  Oh, yeah. Oh, god. He's confused. I mean, I feel like this is the cleverest thing. Oh, did I say it? Yeah, I think so. Yeah, I think so. I wonder. This is probably the cleverest thing they could have possibly done.  Why wouldn't they follow them if they've already seen the plane? Right? Oh, god. So, I'm saying they had a prep for the show. That would have happened.  Well, he just witnessed a fight. Why wouldn't he be off the plane? They're arguing to us that they would have missed that part, I think. A kid had a panic attack and wanted off the plane. Said he had some kind of vision. Oh, I was sleeping. There you go. Oh, no. Oh, dang it. Really? Damn. Yeah, the death is just in the next seat. Like, he got to finally get you.  So, what are the rules? There are no rules. Oh, god. That is like, I got these old fuckers for now they're only new fuckers to deal with. Damn it. The new rule doesn't mean shit, then. Yes. That's so smart. He got them in the place. Oh, no. This doesn't look better than the first film, though. I agree. It still looks kind of dumb. You are not holding on to her. But this happened in the original one, right? There was a person holding on to... Did this... Or did we not remember? I don't think that they're supposed to be the same. I don't know. Okay, who knows. I can't remember. Oopsie. Oh, we're gonna end it. Green. There you go. I bet he smells dying. I thought that French food was dying. That's gonna crash into somewhere and kill more people. Oh, god. That's Roy. That's Roy's green hat. Look what they're doing. That was Roy's green hat. Oh, I was joking. Look at it. You could die. You know what? I'm actually getting the vibe that they wanted this to be the last one. It was like the full circle thing. Yeah. Roy was a good buy. Company did an autopsy for insurance purposes.  Oh, there you go. So the lives they've been taking off people's minds. That doesn't mean that it was... That doesn't mean it's for the best. So it's really good that you got impaled on a crane. Yeah. So what he's learning right now is he didn't...  Like, oh, he was supposed to die. That was fun, dude. Literally every single person on the planet dies.  It's the last one forever. So it's the good-of-fact deaths. It's in 3D this time. Lol. Do you know what?  This is the journey that we've been on. Well, they have turned these scenes into 3D. Oh, gosh. They've added garbage to it. Oh, my god. Yeah, yeah. Genuinely, they've only made them worse. Man. I've never heard an ACDC song with the kick snare, kick snare beat before. That's so crazy.  Oh, yeah. They're showing a lot of lame ones here, too. I guess they're gonna do all of them eventually. They only have to work. They only have what they've already filmed to work with.  Howie.  Isn't that what it is?  Found this before. Found this before was so bad.   Ow. Dude, seriously, Full was so bad. Yeah, it was all. He did it. Memory of Tony Tom. Tony Tom did it.  We did it. Well, we figured it out. I gotta say that one was okay. I'm fine with that one. That's kind of what I was hoping. I am definitely kind of in the lost, dude. Well, that's the kind of experience I wanted from them in the bad way.  Oh, it's so bad.  If they were all like that, I'd be more than happy. They're all like the four? Just for entertainment value. Yeah, this one. This one. Yeah, this one's a bit better than four for me, but not by a whole lot. I don't even know if it's enough to have a different rating out of 10. I think my order from. Wouldn't you say it's closer to a three than a two? Yeah, but IMDB doesn't tell me that. I gotta put a number somewhere. I think my order from best to worst is one, two, five, three, four. Yeah, same here. Yeah, that's my order too. I don't know. Adam still likes two more. I thought three wasn't particularly. I wasn't a big fan of three.  Three's much worse than I read.  I'm trying to really reconcile whether or not I like this one more than three. Part of my justification for that is how memorable it is. However, I could be biased because I watched three a few times when I was younger, whereas I watched this one once in my time. Three was the first one I ever saw. It did have the most. It could be an ulti thing. It didn't, in fact, it did. Yeah, it was the trashiest one, for sure. But yeah, there were no titties in this one. Dang. Yeah, you know, this is pretty on par with three. I'll rate this one a three out of 10. And then four is a good 10. I said it's on par. No, he's really bad. Whatever. It's at least on par. You won me. I thought it was going to be worse.  It's at least on par. Okay. Yeah, did it. We did the five. So basically the whole point of the five movies is that there's some rule or some system to death that you can cheat. No, it's all horseshit.  It's all horseshit. Yeah, well, so what we have to remember is we don't know when main girl was actually going to die. And so if the detective man as well, right, we don't know when he's going to die. So presumably they didn't have much time left in general. That's what we're supposed to believe, I suppose. And that's why when taking their lives, if you know what I mean, doesn't buy them that much time. That's the logic this film wants to go with. I'm assuming because obviously black guy realizes, oh fuck, I took the life of someone who didn't have much life left anyway. It literally is just you buy, you get their years. That's it. And unfortunately, all the lives that were taken for that purpose were all pretty short.  Yeah, it's really well written, I agree.  They weren't immortal. Seriously though, if they make another one of these films, I'll be watching it like as it comes out. Yeah, out of obligation. I will also watch the next final destination. And of course, they'll make another one. According to Google, Final Destination 6 is the upcoming sixth installment to the Final Destination film franchise as confirmed by series creator Jeffrey Reddick. Oh my God. The series is set to be written by a sole franchise writer. It will be released in 2022. Oh my God. Oh, serious. That might light up with all this coming out. Which means according to Google, but the top link is from finaldestination.fandom.com though. Is this sourced by anything? I'm going to be Mr. Kimba Man and try to get a real... Okay. I see a couple of clickbaity things. I'm not sure if I see anything actually confirmed, but let's see. I'm seeing a post on it. Movieweb.com. Hey, maybe there's something here. Final Destination 6 isn't a reboot, but set in a different world says franchise creator. Okay, apparently they have some interviews. That's what a reboot is. A reimagining of the franchising. Okay. Yeah, it might actually have. I mean, we all know it's going to happen regardless. Even if not 2022, it's definitely happening. I love the idea. The idea has to do with all the references in this arc we have to the idea that they're going to make another one eventually. I love the idea that by the time the arc comes, it's literally... Like a day after. That'd be awesome. Yeah, because then we'd have to all collect out of obligation to watch it. This poster looks like the cover of a 90s rap album. What is this? I don't think it's a real album. I don't think the real poster is available yet. This is totally the real poster. For a while...  Yeah, people were speculating about World War Z 2 and for a while it actually had an attached director and Google images for the official poster showed my thumbnail for part two of my World War Z regime. And it was like, oh, this is the official poster. It was like, what? This is a thumbnail, I mean. So I'm curious, did Final Destination 5 not make enough money for them to think they should do another one? Like straight away? They decided. I don't know. They were like, let's wait 11 years. We need to wait until some people get us around. Estimate World War Z was 160 million. So it did pretty well. Yeah, it seems like that's enough to keep going. It did the worst out of all five of them also. No, no it didn't. It didn't. No. I'm looking at at least domestic, it did. Oh, maybe domestically, but in a Nash, like total, it did better than I think two and three and one. I think it was 18.4 million behind Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Damn. I'm honestly impressed that they did actually go to all the effort of making sure that all of the scenes were shot with like period appropriate stuff. Yeah, I think that's I think that's like effort. I think I agree with what I thought you were going for there for me, which is like, should it not earn something for that filmmaking wise? Maybe not a whole point. Well, I feel like it's a little good job in the pad on the head. You tried something that was kind of unique. Yeah, it was an interesting twist. At the very least, it's better than the fourth film. That's all I'm giving it for now. And the third film. We all unanimously agree the fourth is the worst then or what? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.    No, that's four. No, that's four. Oh, God, those films are blended together. I will be honest. You guys, in a year's time, we will forget which ones have won deaths. I'm sorry. In a year's time, I've forgotten it now. I've literally already forgotten. Well, I haven't forgotten. I can't, I can't tell you.  Or they're all blended together. Or it was a shitty one. Yeah, listen to the X word.  That could be a fun trivia thing. It's like, which death was this from? All right, mate, we can do a heart mode. Which character was this from? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Oh, God, no, no, no. Which character was this from?  Well, okay, here's one. Which character was Jacqueline? Which one was she in? Oh, God. Oh, you're going to give me a name?  Impossible. I don't know anybody's name. Seriously, like Nicholas, Emma, Arlan, Miles, Ellen, Jacqueline, P.J. and David. That's the name of our cast for this movie.  I remember the girl from the first movie was named Clear. Sorry, I read the actor's names on characters. The girl from the first movie was named Clear. Here's the thing. I could tell you which movie racist, milf and cowboy were from. Yes, yes. Oh, yeah. Oh, my God, I want to combine them. It's a racist, milf cowboy. Oh, the fourth one wins in something. I've got to consider that. But yeah, I'm excited for a sixth one. Keep it going. The fourth wins in that it didn't bother to give its characters names. A bad lie made them more memorable. All they need to do is figure out a formula where the boring parts are replaced with something engaging and then make sure you work hard in terms of the prosthetics and stuff for the actual death scenes and make them like relatable. And you might actually be able to get back to having a good movie, maybe also have characters. That's a that's a thing you might might want to do.   So we won't need to do that.  Oh, my goodness gracious. It's three dimensional. That makes it extra scary. Oh, I guess that's it. You know, what else is there to say other than what an adventure? Final Destination, right? These are horror movies, by the way. I don't know if any of you knew. Maybe the real destination was the friends we made along the way. Anything anyone want to say before I stop the recording? The music was bad. Music means a lot to me. Come on. This felt like the most stock music-y one of them all. Yeah, which is a shame. Like Gary music plays, suspense music plays, quirky music plays. And this one was also the most oddly strange. This one felt very tonally inconsistent. I can agree with that, too. Like we had fourth wall break. Act and puncture guy. And some of the like the stuff that some of them would do is just this just seems really out of place. And then it gets really dark at the end with the murder in the kitchen. And you're like, man, this is like weird. This does not juggle tones well. It's like we just start new movies. The Acupuncture guy felt like he was left over from four. Yeah, maybe. Yeah, a lot of things, honestly. There are some things that elevated this film in a way, but there are other things that like really dragged it down. There are definitely parts of this movie that I like a lot better than some of the others, but it's still really clunky. And honestly, really forgettable. This is the least memorable one that I've watched if we're going by my memory of me watching them previously, I guess. I think I forgot more of four than I did five. But then again, I wondered whether or not it's seen five. So I don't know what that means for me. Exactly. Yeah, that's it. We did it. Thank you all so much for hanging out. It was so great. Oh, my goodness. I hope you enjoyed that. We finally did it. The next Halloween. Uh-oh. Yeah. Who? Who? Oh, my wife. Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? Who? The next time you see us, we'll have watched Final Destination 6. I hope so. Please. We'll all be dying one by one. Yes. Well, I mean... Yeah, that's going to happen anyway. No, we're all going to die together in one horrific fashion. Would you bring me?


Now, as they say in the ring, we've shaken hands, let's come out fighting. On the Iran-Contras issue, Congress did pass a law forbidding military aid to the Contras, but your administration, or at least members of your administration, appeared to have done their best to circumvent the law in one way or another. I wonder, isn't what's happened here at least a violation of the spirit of the law on aid to the Contras? No, I don't think so, because while we didn't do anything in the nature of trying to continue ourselves sending aid down there, which would have been against the law, the since 1985, the Boland Amendment has permitted the Secretary of State, the approach to other countries to solicit help for them. And there is nothing in that law that prevents citizens, individuals or groups from offering aid of whatever kind they wanted to them. I think that if I could, let me, if I try to set the record straight and maybe other answers won't take this long or not, I think there's been a great misperception that has been created, even resulting in the term of Iran-Contra affair. The two are two separate ideas, but one of the perceptions is that I have been concealing things and now these hearings are bringing more and more out and going to express how much I know about the Contra situation. Well, for several years I've gone public. I've made it very clear to everyone how I feel about the freedom fighters. Incidentally, I use that term instead of Contra because Contra was the appellation that was laid on the freedom fighters by the Sandinista government as a term of derogation. And I have gone public. I have gone to the public and tried to get them to influence Congress to join us in which they finally did in helping the freedom fighters down there. Our goal is democracy in that country brought about by the people themselves. Now this misperception, let me just separate these two things. I've told you exactly how much I've gone public and will continue to do so for several years with regard to our need to be of help to those who are seeking freedom and democracy in Nicaragua. The Iranian situation, there was nothing in that and are engaging in that conversation that had anything to do with Central America. We received word through a third country that there were representatives from the Iranian government and just at the body of the citizenry who wanted to establish covertly a contact with representatives from our country to discuss how we could have a better relationship. It was very evident that they were doing this without the Homeini government's knowledge because their lives would have been in danger if they were caught doing this. So there, the first misperception that has been created that somehow we were doing business with the Homeini, not in any way, but we have been exploring every avenue we could for some time as to whether we could be of help in bringing out an end to that tragic war with Iraq which has cost a million lives so far. So I immediately said yes, let us get into that conversation and find out what they're proposing and what they want. Well, one of the first things that then came up was their request for something that they said would enhance their prestige particularly with their own military if they could achieve it, but also to establish the credentials of our representatives that they really represented the top of government in America and they outlined that as a sale of weaponry, some tow missiles, and some spare parts for their Hawk anti-aircraft missiles. My reply when that was relayed to me was we have a hard and fast rule that we don't do business with governments that support terrorism. Well, they pointed out that they as individuals were not supportive of terrorism, they gave some examples of things they as individuals had done in that regard, and they made it plain, they were talking about a relationship with our country that could take place in what they saw as a very probable new government in their country due to the ill health of the Homanie. Well, they gave us that provision and our reply was, well, wait a minute, we could suggest something that would be very great proof of your anti-terrorist position and that is knowing that there's a philosophical relationship between the Hezbollah and Iran, they could start using their influence to see if they could get our hostages freed that are being held in Lebanon by the Hezbollah. Now here again this idea that we set out to engage in an exchange of arms for hostages is completely untrue. Hostages weren't even mentioned in this first relationship. They agreed that they would try to do this and so the conversations went on. Now when a leak in a weekly paper in Beirut turned all of America's press and the world press loose on what had been going on, which we'd held covered with the idea of protecting the lives of the people we were dealing with and suddenly it was out in the open, my first plea to the press here was, please don't, don't even ask the questions, you can get some people killed and it could even include our hostages. Subsequently the attorney general looking in to make sure what our position was and there hadn't been anything that concealed in them came into me one morning and said he had received word that there was a memorandum of some kind that indicated that there was more money than the twelve million dollars we had received for our shipment of arms and that some of that money had been deposited in a Swiss bank account that reports had had been used for funneling money by others to the freedom fighters in Nicaragua. He said that he was going to dig deep and see what he could learn. He came back to me later in the day and told me that yes this apparently had happened that there was more money than the twelve million, some of it in that account and we both agreed right then that before this gets exposed as it might that we expose it lest there be any charge that I was trying to conceal something. In the very next morning we took this up with the joint leadership of the House and Senate had them all in told them exactly what we had learned then went into the press room and told the White House press corps in there the same thing and the attorney general stayed for an additional hour answering their questions. Now that was all the information we had and the first time we had information that there was apparently more money received from the Iranians for our weapons than the cost of them and as I say we had received our twelve million the deal was closed as far as we were concerned. Now I've been waiting through all of these investigations that have been going on to find out where did that money come from, how did it get there, who was in charge of it, what did they do with it. Now I'm answering your question a long way simply because it's an opportunity to correct these misconceptions that have been foisted off on the people and continue to be foisted off. Do you mean that somehow you've had something to hide or that? That oh well every day the press in these last few days even and this with this joint committee the first thing that I hear on the TV news is that well it's becoming plain that I knew more and more about the contra aid than I had been I had told. Well as I've just explained here I don't have to know more about that I know all about that the only thing that I didn't know about and still don't have the full answer to is how did that figure with this honest effort that we made to make contact or to respond to the contact that was made with us by these Iranian representatives and where that money came from. Now this is why I'm going to the trouble to tell you all this no one's asked me about this they've just assumed and made charges and as I say we weren't doing business with the with the Homanie we weren't selling trading arms for hostages we had made this arrangement to sell those weapons with the idea that here were some people who might have an influence we don't have and could free our hostages that's a lot different than paying some kind of ransom in return for to the kidnappers for our hostages. With that response Mr. President I would assume that you still stand by the statement that you made that Oliver North is a national hero who was an agent in all of these transactions we're talking about and my question is if the judicial branch if the courts should find that North is guilty of criminal acts of one sort or another or any of his colleagues in this enterprise are so guilty would you pardon them as national heroes or would you expect them to suffer the consequences of your deeds? I think it is too early for anyone to answer an if question of that kind when I said to him and talking to him and calling when he left the service that I still saw him as a national hero well that was in response to the fact that he has medals for valor and for valorous deeds in the Vietnam War that established that fact. Now what may be developed you see the thing is that I was not kept informed as they went on in the negotiations with what now seems to be that it did just become then an effort that one side wanted more arms than the twelve million dollars worth that we'd sold them and that our people were trying to arrange deals just for the exchange of hostages. This I was not informed of. Because they are now testifying in these hearings that they felt sincerely in their hearts that they were obeying your instructions. Well I have heard some of and read reports of the testimony of Bud McFarland and I think he has done more to clarify the whole situation was taken place than has been done by all the hearings and investigations up till now and I have no quarrel with his honesty and what he has reported. I have a quarrel with the way again the interpretation that seems to be put on it by some in the media so that I think the people who watch the hearing will have a different impression than those people who don't watch the hearing but just get their reports through the evening news. One thing that Bud McFarland says was that during the most restrictive period of the Boland Amendment which was October 84 to late 85 that he felt you had a more liberal interpretation of what the NSC for instance couldn't do. What was your feeling about as you know it only the amendment only cited CIA and DOD and other agencies involved in intelligence activities. Yes. What was your understanding? My understanding was that then that was not restrictive on the National Security Advisor or the National Security Council going strictly by that then there was a subsequent amendment or change in the amendment that further opened it up the one that from back to 85 that said that the Secretary of State could go out and solicit help. So he was testifying accurately and it was a disagreement. I believe that the NSC is not an intelligence operation and it's simply an advisory to me and there is nothing ever been in the Boland Amendment that could keep me from asking other people to help them. The only restriction on me was that I couldn't approve a sending of help or arms myself out of our budget money. Mr. President, can I switch topics a little bit? Yeah. I didn't know the first one was going to take so long. Almost every one of your closest political advisors from your 1980 campaign is now in one sort of trouble with a law or another and specifically Michael Dever, Ed Meese, your Attorney General, Ray Donovan who's on trial as you know up in New York, Lynn Nofsiger, each of them has one problem or another. More than 50 officials in your administration over the past six years has been forced to leave government under the cloud of some one improbity or another whether an illegality or an ethical problem. How do you account for this, sir? Well I could start off by saying that I think there ought to be quite a review of some of the restrictions that have been put on the appointment of individuals to government. There have been a number of people also that were willing to volunteer and give up at great sacrifice, give up handsome incomes and so forth to serve in government that have come to us before the appointment was finished and said no, I'm sorry, I would like to have done it, willing to give up all of that, but I'm just not going to go through this hassle that is imposed on anyone that is willing to serve in government.  Well and then also the thing now the restrictions that have been put on individuals when they leave the government, I think that these could stand review. Those restrictions don't apply to former congressmen and senators, but only to people who served in appointed positions in government. And I would call to your attention, well first of all, with Ray Dunovan, this was a case of an indictment that was brought after he had been cleared through all of the process here with regard to the contract business that he had, the construction business. Frankly, I have found him to be a man of great integrity. I am very interested in what might be the outcome of this, but the minute an indictment was brought, he of course resigned. You can't have a cabinet member who is under indictment. Now in some of the others I'd like to point out, Ed Meese, he is the one that is asked for a private investigator. And he doesn't appoint that private investigator outside judges do, and he is asked for it in order to clear his name. The same is true of Mike Dever, even though he was out of government. He asked for the same thing. So I don't think that there's, here and there, there have been a couple of cases of someone that something that was overlooked in all of the FBI investigation and everything came up of something out of their past that they considered to warranted their leaving government service. But I'm going to tell you, I think that we have got as fine a cabinet as has ever been appointed by any president. Could you follow up on that then? You're saying that the standards themselves, in many cases, are unreasonable. And these people, there's no pattern of people doing anything intrinsically wrong. It's just that for one reason or another, the standards for government officials and when they leave office have become unfair or unreasonable. Well, on that I think that it is so easy for something inadvertent to happen. You know, you could almost interpret this that if a person was a doctor and left government service, they could file charges against him. Even less than a year, he treated a patient that was still a government official. That may sound ridiculous, but it seems to me that it's as bad as that. If I could broaden this question a little bit. In recent months, we've had a series of questions about public ethics. We've had the people in public life or related to public life. We've also had the insider trading, fewer on Wall Street. We've had Jim and Tammy Baker. We've had the Marines in the embassy. We've had the Gary Hart situation. Is there something that's going wrong with public ethics or public morality? No, but I do think that there has grown up a kind of a cynicism in the part of the people because of some of these things. But I'd like to also point out that things that has kind of been going on for a long time, not only out in the other world and the business world, but in government too. But isn't it maybe also an indication of our own purity that we have been the ones that have been finding some of these things? It was just as when they were attacking the Secretary of Defense for $600 toilet seats and so forth. It isn't that we were suddenly the ones that were doing these things. We were the ones that were finding out this is what had been going on for a long time. You mean specifically your administration, finding these things? And I'm kind of proud of that. You know, maybe I could just use a little anecdote. Everybody accuses me of this anyway. But I remember back when I was on the mashed potato circuit, when I was the president of the Screen Actors Guild. And you know in Hollywood, if you don't sing or dance, you wind up as an after-dinner speaker. So personal appearances of mine would be making speeches. And what would I talk about? I did my own speeches. Well, naturally, I went out and tried to correct what I thought were the misconceptions about Hollywood. Hollywood didn't have public relations, it had propaganda about it. And I had located such facts that the divorce rate among Hollywood people was lower than the national average. The only problem was we had a few multiple marriage people that were of such stature in show business that they got a lot of attention whenever a divorce happened. Other things of that kind, that the church membership and attendance was tremendously high among the people of the motion picture industry. Well, I would make this kind of a speech when I was out there. And then one day something happened, another actor got in trouble for something or other, and a senator introduced a bill. And the bill was going to give Congress the right to license motion picture actors and actresses. And you couldn't be one unless you had a federal license. And I added that to my speech. With this line, I told that what he was advocating. And I said, I find it passing strange because there are three United States senators in prison at the moment and no actors. Is that a warning that if we're having another moral crisis or there's talk of one today, that are you warning, in fact, not to try to legislate morality again? No, no. I am for morality, upholding the morality. In fact, I wish there was more of a thought in our schools. I think that this whole thing, the desperation to make sure that we separate church and state in our places of education has led to value-free education, which means that teachers don't teach what they're teaching with any idea of saying what is morally right or wrong. Well, I think that kids want adults to tell them what's morally right or wrong. So no, not that. But I was just pointing out that this I have seen before, evidence of this question that you just asked here, that suddenly, are we somehow a den of thieves here? Well, no, we're not. And I think we've got a very high moral limit. Mr. President, you gave a speech recently on another question of values, democratic values, saying you'd like to see elections tried in Nicaragua. Does that mean that you would commit to abide by the results of such an election if the current regime were to win a fairly supervised election and we would cease to support any resistance efforts against that government? Yes, we would have no quarrel then. But this is the thing that's wrong. This is a government that seized power by force. It was the only group in the revolution against Samosa that was an organization, the Sandinista organization, a communist organization. The other revolutionaries there, even those who were leaders and so forth, were just individuals that had joined in on this. And immediately that the revolution was over, taking advantage of the fact that they were organized, the Sandinistas took power. And they very quickly got rid of the other revolutionary leaders, either by execution or by exile, or just drove them out of any position that they might have. And so, yes, from the very beginning, our goal has been democracy in Nicaragua brought about by the people. And I have to tell you that the freedom fighters, at one point when we were trying, and with the help of the church, trying to bring about this kind of a democratic solution, they agreed to lay down their weapons and to join in this kind of a movement. It was the Sandinista government that refused to join in what had been proposed. They are not about to risk the power they've seized by submitting it to a vote of the people. And I've never known any other government administration in any other country that ever would either. But if we can bring about this thing, the where and with, just what you mentioned, with enough international supervision to ensure that the people are fairly treated, just as was done in El Salvador. And could I call to your attention that in the El Salvador situation, the opposition to our wanting to help the bringing about of democracy there was attacked as we're attacked today. And that time the people were attacking us were in support of the guerrillas that are still fighting that democratic government after three elections have been held. And our communists supported and backed and backed by the President Nicaraguan government. So this is what we want, democracy. I want to clarify one thing that you said, Mr. President, you said that you didn't believe the Boland amendment applied to members of the NSC. So are you saying in other words that there was nothing to forbid, say Oliver North or anyone else, from working with or knowing about what Dick Seacourd was doing as long as the NSC itself wasn't directly involved? Was there nothing wrong with him helping Richard Seacourd and his group either raise money or arrange for arms to be delivered? Oh, I don't know how to answer that without legal counsel here as to what we can do. If we're talking about giving guidance to someone who wants to contribute and support the freedom fighters and telling them what's the phone number or the address and how to do it, I don't think there's anything wrong with that. To my knowledge... That is what the hearing and the independent cast are sorting out today. Yes, that's what they're sorting out. And to my knowledge, nothing has been established yet as being illegal. Bringing people to the White House and having administration officials appear before them and give them pep talks, that's fine. The people who came to the White House were brought in here for me to thank because those people brought with them some television spot ads to show me that they had raised money to buy television ads to influence the Congress and to be supportive of our position. Well, that was a little unusual. But we have other groups that do that that go out of their way to try and... Things like tax reform and everything else to try to influence the Congress. They're getting plenty of lobbying of the other kind. And so, yes, there were two meetings with groups and that's what they were here for. And I thank them. Thank you, all. Thank you. Thank you. Stand up and if you have 15 or 20 more questions, we didn't have to. Well, we certainly do. Maybe 30. Well, thank you very much. Well, thank you very much. Thanks a lot. Appreciate it. I haven't been able to stay in my soul so for several months. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. You bet. You're going to have a press conference now? You're going to have a press conference now? That's what they're going to ask us when we get out of the press conference. We're going to have our own stake out outside. In a while. While this hearing is going on, I don't think so. I think it just kind of adds to the whole circus atmosphere. Oh, really? All the way through to the hearings. Well, I've made a final decision as to how long, but I don't think right now, the way things are, there could be any good done. They'll be sorry to hear that. Thank you. That's it.