0:01 That's not funny. I've never seen that before. We've only seen it once. I know. That's so weird. Hello, hello, guys. Welcome to tonight's open discussion. The hosts are me, James, or Jimmy, and my buddy, Jack. Tonight, we're just going to be going over different topics. So, yeah. I guess we'll wait and see who all joins, but...0:31 I've got a few topics. Well, a couple. I just got to remember what they are. I know one of them was, was it the American Eagle ad? Did you see about that? Did you hear about that? Oh, yeah. Yeah. What about it? Well, I guess it's clear. Well, it's a sign that we're,01:00 going away from being woke. You mean big and huge and on a commercial? That kind of woke? What do you mean? Big and huge. We're going back to beautiful and skinny again? Yeah, exactly. Yeah. It's not a body positivity anymore, which is one of the things woke had to do with.01:30 Okay, so let's admit. Let's admit. Hey, Tim, what's up? Hey, Michael. What's up, guys? Fat shaming is a thing, and if you don't believe me, go on Reels, and there are AI videos about fat chicks at restaurants, wherever, walking the streets. They do joke after joke of these phony,02:01 These phony fat chicks on a diving board. I mean, they literally... What's up, Ziggy? I understand. Some people are overweight. I get that. I'm overweight. Everybody... What happened? Anyway, I get that. I'm not here to point that out. But when you're trying to sell jeans, chances are...02:28 you're going to go with the beautiful girl to sell anything. Yeah. It's about anything. I mean, it's just reality that, you know, unfortunately sex sells. Yeah. You know, we didn't, we didn't create that rule. Sex does sell. I mean, always been born hub has been around for quite a long time. Probably not going anywhere because sex sells. It just does. If you don't believe me,02:58 Look at YouTube thumbnails. Look at any thumbnails. They grab the most promiscuous... Hold on. Sorry. They grab the most... Like, if a woman... Yeah, one frame of a video, a short, and her boob is just at the right angle, they will use that as the clickbait.03:24 Then you hit play. Trust me, I've done this. Then you hit play and it's like a shoe commercial or something stupid. You're like, eh, that ain't what it look like from the thumbnail. Okay. So people misleading on thumbnails or they find the right angle. There's only one frame that looks a little promiscuous. So they use that. They use that because people click.03:53 So that's just the bottom line. I didn't make that rule. Yeah, it's reality. Oh, yeah. So art especially adds to promote beauty. I'm tired of liberals trying to... There we go. I'm trying to invert society to worship ugliness. Well said. Well said. I can't add to that.04:25 You know, Hey, Jimmy, you ever get the feeling that like the liberals are all politicians, but like regular Americans are normal. They're not liberal. And it's kind of funny. Like, so, um,04:44 I'm sort of thinking about it and going, it only works one way, right? So if like you say a cosmic, a cosmopolitan magazine or something where a woman would be represented on the cover of the magazine or cover of the ad or whatever, right? Then it's, then they're trying to push a woman that's out of shape or overweight or whatever the case may be. Right. Right. Because they want people to be inclusive and,05:14 to everybody that's a wide angle lens to make them inclusive. However, if it was the other way around, say on men's health, you're not going to have an, an obese person, you know, or somebody that's out of shape or anything. Right. Right. So it's only one direction. You know, everything's always, it's always one sided, dude. It's like, okay, they replace all the superhero men with women, right?05:44 They're always trying to push the women into men's spots. That's great. They're all pro-women. Good for you. That's great. Somebody's fighting for the woman. Then on the other channel, you see the liberals allowing men to beat women in a boxing ring. Okay. Are you pro-women or are you not pro-women? Which one is it? Yeah. Right? You can't have two liberal stances that contradict each other.06:15 Then you're not. I don't think they really care whether it contradicts each other or not. I know. It's so ridiculous. If I was a lady, 100% of the women should never compete, should never participate if there's a man in there. That's it. We're not playing that team. We're not going to get hurt. We're not playing that team. You can win by default. Fine. Bye-bye. And walk off.06:45 And let everybody know. You know, I think that's totally screwed. Yeah. You know, but some of the colleges go team. You know? They have a bigger... They got a bigger volleyball team than they do a football team. Yeah. Some guys are all big and buff. Well...07:11 okay so debbie says they can they call fat women curvy now and i think they i mean if you're trying to spare somebody's feelings which i mean i understand i can i can empathize with that but at the same time i'm a fat dude get over it it's fat fat is a word i think07:33 But see, okay, here, that's a good example. For a guy, it's completely different. They're able to take it a little bit better than a woman would, right? Or do you not think so? Well. If you call a woman fat, she's going to take it personal. Yeah, guys can take it better. But guys. A lot of guys don't give a crap. They'll crack open another beer. Yeah.07:58 They're like, whatever. Because you don't have to be good looking as a guy. You just have to have lots of money. That makes up for it. I think that's changing. I think... No. No, I don't think it's moved at all. You always see the ugly guy with the model. Then he's a billionaire. You always... That has been... To this day, it's always the ugly, bald dude. Okay? Okay.08:26 In the gorgeous blonde hanging off his arm. Like Bill Gates or something? Yeah, let's be real, guys. The guy's ugly. The woman is just out for the money. Okay. Some of us call that prostitution. I don't know. But it happens. It's the truth. To say that it doesn't happen is you're just a liar. You're just a bold-faced liar.08:54 let's be real let's stop playing the game let's stop trying to be politically correct oh well it offends the little people oh you mean the midgets that have always been midgets or dwarves or whatever if there's a difference i don't know but you know i'm fat nobody has ever said hey jack you're looking kind of curvy today no they look like you look like a fat slob you know09:25 It is what it is, guys. I mean, if I don't like being fat, I need to do something about it. If women don't like fat shaming, then they probably should do something about it. Yeah. But I'm not going to lie and go, well, that woman is curvy. That's a curvy woman. I'm not going to be polite that she's fat and her belly is hanging out underneath her shirt. Right? Yeah.09:54 And I, I think that's kind of probably part of the problem why we have an unhealthy society these days, because we accept it more or be more willing to accept it. Or maybe not even accept it, but kind of overlook it. Maybe overlook it to spare people's feelings. As soon as we make it acceptable is when it happens. Oh yeah. It happens beyond.10:22 It's kind of like the kid that, that steal something when they're a kid and they get, don't get punished for it. What do you think they're going to do? They're going to continue stealing. Right. I mean, if you're going to make it okay to steal, like when I was with San Francisco, what Michael? Okay. So, so when it was okay to steal up to $950, they did.10:51 When it's okay to be fat and people call you curvy, then they're going to be fat. Fat shaming, you know what? If it causes people to care enough to do something, so be it. I've been fat shamed my whole life. I've never gone a year without dealing with it. Well, guess what? It's on me.11:17 I gotta make a difference. You gotta make a difference. Whatever it is. Okay, Jimmy. John brings up a good point. What? We spare people's feelings just like how we are forced to call trans women she, her. Hey, John. One, I don't use pronouns personally. I think it's absurd. I use pronouns properly, like through, underneath, between. Those are pronouns. Well,11:47 Pronoun would be like if I was to call you a he or him or his or something like that. In reference, it's meant to be... Oh, no, I'm sorry. That was preposition. I totally screwed up. Certain dialect or certain English. You're right. I did prepositions. I'm sorry. Yeah. But nonetheless, I mean, by sparing somebody's feelings, I mean, maybe that has...12:14 been the root cause of why we got into the whole transgender thing, um, or been more accepting of that because we've now spared feeling or spare people's feelings so much that people don't have to, I guess, or they, people are more accepting or more feel they have to accept people for what they aren't. Does that make sense? John? Good comment. That was a good comment.12:43 yeah um you know okay yeah no guys we're not here to attack people we don't want to go swing so far the other way that we're just outright nasty okay yeah it's and that's the difference it's not like you you go out of your way to make somebody like hurt somebody's feelings you're just calling it for what it is when it the situation is appropriate you know what i mean13:13 Okay, I got a question for you, Jimmy. So you're at work, okay? Okay. A woman walks up and says, sir, do you think I'm fat? Oh, my God, she's fat. She's huge. What do you tell her? Do you say, yeah? Well, I mean. You don't even know who this person is. Yeah, I'll be honest, yeah.13:38 I mean, I don't know. It's difficult to say without being in the situation itself. I don't know if I can just tell a stranger. That'd be tough. Yeah, you're fat. Because, I mean, we've been kind of, I guess, what's the word? Programmed? Yeah. I mean, programs are kind of the... Trained? Yeah. Yeah.14:03 cultured that way i guess we're not hateful so like you don't want to be hateful about it but at the same time i think privately i wouldn't do it in front of anybody if somebody's around i wouldn't say anything i'd say you know what you wait here let me finish with this customer and i'll be with you in a moment then we can talk privately that's all am i fat okay i'm fat too i get it it's tough14:32 Your whole life, I would like talk to her privately. I wouldn't talk in front of people in public. But I'd be honest. I'd go, yeah, you are obese. You are, I wouldn't say fat, but I wouldn't say curvy. You're obese. It's going to take a toll on your health, trust me. I'm a walking example. So I could tell the truth, but only privately. I couldn't do it in front of somebody.15:03 I don't think that's right. Just my opinion. I'm reading this one. Soul 50 says that's changing truth to fit someone's pride or ego, et cetera. It's basically feelings. Nobody is going to cry because someone told them their sex accurately. They're just mad that there's an authority out there. Yeah. Interesting.15:29 Yeah. Yeah. I mean, we've completely gotten rid of shame and shame has actually been the one tool that's kept everybody in line, kept everybody, you know, on common heel and without it. Well, you see what's going on. It's destroying the society. Yeah. We can't cater to people. People need to adjust to society. That's all you don't want to be seen. Don't go out.16:00 You know, people are like, well, like people in restaurants will walk up to me. Yeah, don't get me in the background of your video. I'm like, well, you shouldn't be here then. Publicly, I can film. I'm not going to spotlight you. I'm not going to put a red arrow pointing at you. But people just need to adjust. Society is the way society is. My brother Charles is a little more harsher than I am.16:30 He's like, yeah, fat shaming is good. It's the only way they're going to wake up. And hopefully you only wish for the best. What's up, Brandon? I mean, that's true though. I mean, the only way somebody is going to acknowledge that they, uh,16:48 they got something to change, um, to, for the, for their own good really is by other people pointing it out. You know, you're not going to, I mean, if you sit there, um, going day by day, thinking everything's acceptable and just letting yourself rot or letting yourself just go, right. You're not going to do anything about it because you feel comfortable.17:13 If you don't feel comfortable about it, that's probably because people are pointing it out and people are making it clear that, hey, you probably should do something about it. And they're more likely to do something about it. Do you remember the movie Wall-E? Yeah. Well, vaguely, but I know. At the end of the movie, society was fat and floating on these chairs. Do you remember? Yeah. Okay. My brother points that out all the time.17:43 He goes, that's what we're going to turn into. We're going to have these big fat chairs that carry us around and we're just going to look like Wally. So every time you see someone sitting in a chair, he's like, look, we're turning into Wally.18:01 but it was true. It was a good point. We're kind of close to being there right now. I mean, you sit there and see if I can get this on camera. Everybody's sitting there doing this, you know, looking at their phone all day, you know, you're halfway there. We're, we're all pre-programmed. But I don't think it'll be kind of like, I don't think it'd be completely like Wally. I think it's going to be more like, uh,18:27 Well, you said you didn't see that movie, Surrogates. No, I didn't see it. I think it's going to lean more like that, where people basically sit in a machine and lay there while they're roaming the earth with AI robots or whatever. That's what Elon wants to do.18:47 He wants Neuralink. Jack has been... I don't know. I actually saw something about that. There was a person that hasn't been able to write their name in years. And because of the Neuralink, they can finally write their name again. Which is kind of impressive. Okay, so John's okay with Kirby. That's cool.19:13 Don't get me started. There are people that are okay with curvy or fat or whatever. He also says, I like more cushion for the push and more pecan in the shower. No, I'm good. I'll leave them for you, John.19:35 Let's see. Have you guys seen... Okay. Debbie brings up a good point. What? People that are overweight don't need it pointed out. They know. That's not the point, though. It's not whether they know or not. I'm sure they know. Everybody knows whether they're in shape or not. But they're not going to do anything about it unless they... Wait. Wait, Jimmy. Hold on. Let's turn this a little bit. So they realize...20:03 They need to be told somehow, someway. What if a guy walks around picking his nose and eating it all the time in public? He picks his nose in restaurants, in a shopping store. He picks his nose everywhere. Should he not be told that's rude? You shouldn't do that in public. You should go to the restroom, get yourself a tissue, clean your nose,20:31 Don't do that. That's disgusting. Or let's go a step further. Let's say a guy pulls out his you know what and does stuff. You got a problem with that? You going to say something? Oh no. He's curvy. We're going to coddle. We're not going to offend. We're not going to call a spade a spade. That's why you know that's why people need to be told by somebody. Hopefully it's lovingly but21:01 People need to be told. Okay? You can always find an example. You may not think fat is as bad as picking your nose. But it is to some people. It's disgusting. Being obesely overweight. Where your clothes don't even cover your body. Nothing's worse than seeing a belly. I've never done this. A belly hanging out from a shirt. It's like so gross.21:31 Some things we shouldn't have to, you know, kind of look at. Like breastfeeding. Okay? You just don't whip it out and start feeding your baby in the middle of a restaurant. People will say something. Oh, but we don't want to offend them. Really? No. There are rooms for that. Called a bathroom. They have special rooms. Our church has a mother's room. Okay? Airports have a mother's room.22:02 So once again, you start coddling people and look at the kids nowadays. They don't even want to work. Look at if they don't get, like if they don't get tipped, let's say the delivering person, they don't get tipped. It's now proper for them to destroy your food. Okay. That's a good point. It goes on and on, guys. How would you feel about this? Once we start giving an inch, they take a mile. That's where the saying came from.22:32 How would you feel about this? Yeah. So Tim says, so we should get rid of scooters at Disneyland or Universal because we shouldn't coddle the obese or disabled? That, that, that, that. Disabled is one thing. Disabled is one thing. Disabled and obese is completely different subjects. Somebody that's disabled that does not have control over their body, that is acceptable.23:02 Now, if you're obese, that's because you have full control over your body. You just choose to neglect it. So, no, I don't believe people should have scooters. I don't think you should have the electronic wheelchair. Like, how many times have you been to Walmart and you see the obese person with an electronic wheelchair? I'm sure everybody has seen it one time or another. Yeah. Yeah. Go look at scooters nine times out of ten.23:31 There's soda, cookies, and crackers in the basket. You want to know why they're in the scooter? Because of what's in the basket. Hands down. I guarantee it. There's donuts. There's desserts. There's awful sugar-coated cereal. There's crap in the scooter.23:55 Almost every time. I wouldn't even necessarily just put it at eating poorly either. I can't say that I eat the best. I get donuts on the way to work every morning. I get junk food to snack on late at night. I'm not a big person, but I'm always active. I think that's another key component. If you can't burn the calories that you're taking in, then you're24:26 lend those you know it's just math absorb into your right body but tim uh we never said disabled scooters are definitely for those disabled okay and if you break your leg or i'm not sure why you went that direction we never knocked disables we never said disabled should not get help24:52 Well, see, but the thing is- We didn't say it really is either. Why didn't you put that in? But Jack, it's not really necessarily about, I think it's more that we've now considered obesity to be a disability rather than something that's out of somebody's control. I believe obesity is something within somebody's control.25:18 and they shouldn't be coddled for that. If it's something that's outside of somebody's control, say like a disability, if somebody's, you know, paraplegic, you know, then yes, they should have wheelchairs. If they're, you know, they break their leg, I'm not going to expect them to walk around on a broken leg, you know what I mean? There's certain things that I would expect when it's outside of their control that they get assistance. They had a knee replacement or something.25:46 That's what those scooters are for. I literally... Okay, so if you were to stand me up right now, I'd fall. I'd fall over. I literally... Oh, no, that's not true. I could stand still. But if you put a gun to my head and said, Jack, walk, I would fall over. I can't walk, but I can stand in one spot. I can stand for a half hour to an hour in one spot. My legs aren't weak.26:16 Me not being able to walk has nothing to do with strength. It has to do with equilibrium. My ear got damaged during the stroke, and so literally my balance is not there.26:32 But that's here nor there. It is what it is. That's a great point, though. Your stroke is what caused the problem. It wasn't something in your control. But my eating caused the stroke, the diabetes, the high blood pressure. Okay, so what you did was in your control to a point where it got out of your control. Right.26:56 So that's what I'm saying. You know what makes it more exciting? Now here, you're actually being kind when you tell somebody, hey, you're a little overweight. You probably should take care of that. Why? Because then you're going to help them to try to prevent what Jack went through. So you're actually being kind to them by being honest with them. Right. Good point. But you could lead back to the food I ate.27:25 I've been doing this show for 18 years. It hasn't been the best food. Well, it was, but, you know, it was a drug. Anyway, and you know what's funny? I took crap for the crap I ate, so I stopped eating crap, and now I still took crap for the crap I'm not eating. Oh, you're a carnivore. I'm just not. You know, I take one bite for the show on the camera,27:53 then i go back to eating i literally eat eggs cheese and meat that's it and that's important it has nothing to do with whether you stick to the diet like like for everything right it has more to do that you've made an altercation28:14 Or an adjustment to the way you eat or what you consume. And that's what matters. It has nothing to do with whether you've... Because what you're doing on the show is not... Doesn't correlate with what you do in your normal life. Right. But no matter what I do, if I do carnivore, if I eat regular food, I could literally stop eating food altogether. And then I'd die. But I mean...28:44 You would find a problem, not you, not the people here in the chat room. Just in general. Yeah, in general, find something wrong with everything you do. So I don't care. And here, there's another good point. Why would somebody, like, why would they say that it's not okay to criticize someone, but then they're criticizing, or those same people are probably criticizing you for what you're doing? Yeah, they criticize me.29:14 For criticizing. It's so insane. He's like, yeah, you, you shouldn't call people fat. You should call them curvy or something. What? You literally just criticize me for criticizing. Yeah. What the, what the, it's okay for you. What's good for the goose is good for the gander. Yeah. This is why we have these whole term pot kettle. Yes. They're both black.29:45 There you go. What? Paulin says noobs is a very offensive term in gamer community. We're all gamers here. Boys club them. I don't know what he means by boys club them. No, he means, yeah, boys club. Put them in the boys club. Who? Kick Tim. I don't know who. I don't know, but it doesn't matter. Tim, you're okay. I wasn't.30:05 I wasn't upset by your comment at all. But he brings up a good point, though. Noobs is a very offensive term, right? So if you're gaming and you're on a chat, right? Gaming chat. Right. And somebody calls you a noob, that's offensive. Does that stop people from using the term? No. You just kind of suck it up and you get better at it. Okay. Usually they'll do something offensive.30:35 That you're like, yeah, we used to do that. We don't do that anymore. We don't teabag anymore. Okay? So you start teabagging. And people are like, dude, you're such a noob. Stop it. We don't do that anymore. I guess it depends on the game you play. What? I guess it depends on the game you play. Do you still teabag people? Well, I haven't played. I mean, last time I played, I probably did. Okay. But there's things you do in a game.31:05 that people know you're a noob. People know that you don't go for the drop-off right away. If you're playing with a team and you're always like your KD ratio is like 1 or 10 to 4 or whatever. You've got a decent KD ratio. And then you've got somebody in there that's got no kills and they've died 20 times. You're like, dude, you're a noob.31:36 Yeah, exactly. Because their actions... Do you hate campers? Oh, God, yes. Does that bother you? It depends on the game. Some of them are designed that way. And that makes sense. But, like in Call of Duty or Destiny, yeah, campers suck. Right. To be fair, I don't think in Destiny it's even possible to camp.32:07 Hold on a minute. Okay, so... Sorry about that. I got distracted by a stupid phone holder. What was I going to say? Oh, okay. Does it bother you when people sit at the spawning part and shoot you when you get respawned? As you come out of the spawning area.32:35 Right? Have you? Yeah. I guess he's talking about Sidney Sweeney. I'm guessing he's talking about Sidney Sweeney, but go ahead. Rowdy, you're way behind, buddy. Okay. Don't you hate people who snipe spawning ground? Okay, spawn camping, yes. Yeah, that's even worse. There's certain things you don't do in a game.33:05 You don't camp. You don't spawn camp. Okay? You can T-Bag. That's okay. It's still funny. But... I haven't seen people do that in a while. But... Yeah, I haven't played PvP in a while. So I couldn't really tell you. I've been playing first-person games. I'm more of a campaign guy. I don't like playing people online. I just don't. Not that I don't watch. Not that I don't see footage.33:35 Not that I don't hear about it. Not that Jack Jr. doesn't shove his clips in front of my face. Look what I did to these five guys, Dad. You know, he'll show me a clip. You know, that's a good point. I didn't even think about that. I do still kind of play PvP because I play Fortnite. I didn't think about that. That's true. Oh, yeah. That's the one I'm thinking of the most.34:04 don't think even i mean i guess it could be possible but i mean when you're playing no in fortnite it's not really it's not really possible to t-bag somebody um i mean you can but no it's the action of i guess huh i have a question have you ever seen a fat character on fortnite34:33 Not really, no. Wow, that's weird. Just a thought. Or any video game. I mean, I always play Marvel characters, Star Wars characters. But they're none of them are fat. No. None of them. Deadpool, none of them. Not the guys, not the girls. So anyway, just a thought. Just a discovery. I thought teabag meant something else.35:03 I'm a new, that wasn't Debbie. Um, that was funny. Michael says, uh, they give scooters out like candy at Disney. There's a lot of people use them just because they want priority in lines and don't want to walk or wait or walk. Well, I can't, I'm not gonna lie when I was working at the, at the park. Yeah. A lot of people did that. A lot of people did that, but realize they're not handing them out for free.35:32 They're being paid for. They're making lots of money on scooters. You know, I think, what, $35 for the day? Yeah, something like that. I usually... And it's all pure profit. Right. Oh, it's already paid for. I use it a hundred times. Depending on who uses it. But that's beside the point. I get it. I'm sure people do that all the time.35:58 Let's see here. What's up, Jack and Jimmy? What's up, Rafael? Oh, there was... There was a... There was one... I mean, Fantastic Four was a good movie. But the girl who played... Literally...36:27 She was a female version of the Silver Surfer. That was it. I mean, you could reach. The movie was good. I didn't care about that, but they did change. Was the Silver Surfer doing another movie? Was he not available? Please. They did it politically. That's the only piece. I read that. I didn't even know that was supposed to replace the Silver Surfer, but36:56 Somebody else identified that to me. I didn't even know. So I was okay with it. I didn't care. I didn't hear about that. Yeah, you did. No, this and Michael said. What?37:10 There were protests at Carnival Cruise because they stopped playing black music. They stopped playing hip-hop and rap. They stopped allowing people to bring their own Bluetooth speakers and stuff like that. Yeah, because they were misbehaving. They were getting drunk. They were getting in fights. White people were not taking cruises anymore on Carnival Cruise.37:39 Money was being lost. Once again, today's show is brought to you by the word truth. The bottom line. It was all black. It was all drunk. It was all fighting. It was all one big party. Which, I get it. But Carnival Cruise Line sucks anyway. I would never tell you guys to go on Carnival. Okay? Carnival Cruise Line is like a party boat.38:08 So guess what? They developed into what they developed in. So anyway, but basically, that's what happened. Yeah, they were getting out of hand. They were starting fights and whatnot on the cruise line. Yeah, and they were getting way out of hand. Like people were afraid to go on the cruise line.38:30 Just get into fights. If you've seen the videos and the footage of people getting in these fights on cruise lines, literally, they destroy property. I don't want my kids on that. I don't want my juniors on that. You've got kids and families there. Who wants to have their kids around that crap? It's kind of like that...38:58 You see those videos about the people in Cincinnati getting beat up? The white people? Yes. Yeah. It's just like, come on, guys. Yeah. Black people beating on white people. God forbid the media shows that. I don't think I've ever seen a report on a news channel about a story like that.39:22 That's why you can't trust modern media. That's why I haven't watched in 10 years at least. I think there was actually a post and it showed the news coverage for the story because it was a man and the woman that got beat. I saw him. I saw the woman go down. I almost thought she was gone at that point.39:50 But I guess she was still there, but are still with us. But I was like, wow, that's just insane. But you reverse the roles and it's no longer okay. Anyway, um, but the whole point was the news, the post I saw was MSNBC didn't show it. CNN didn't show it. Fox didn't show it. Nobody showed it. It's like it never happened. Yeah. Wow.40:20 So, yeah, so they changed the music. They're upset, but bottom line is, guess what? You know, there's certain things you've got to do to get a certain result. They're trying to get rid of the clientele, and by doing that, they're not catering to the clientele. So, ooh, Jimmy.40:48 You said the N-word with a hard B? Oh my goodness. What a bad person you were. I know, right? I don't know if the woman died or not. Michael Caine said that I think they killed the woman. Hold on, Brandon.41:07 Brandon says, Jimmy carried me in Fortnite the other day. Can he confirm? Or can confirm he teabags? When did I teabag with us? Yeah. You teabagged. No, because, like, in the game, it's not even possible. Because when you shoot and you get rid of somebody, you kill somebody in the game, they disappear. Their body doesn't fall over. But you stand there where you shot them and you bop up and down. I mean, you can. You do a dance. I don't know. I just don't.41:37 Well, okay. See, I think that's another thing about Fortnite that you don't have to teabag because you can emote. You can emote. You can sit there and do like different dances or like I've got that thing from Ryan Reynolds. I think that's great. I have that thing from Ryan Reynolds that says don't have a nice day, have a great day. You know what I'm saying? So I have that. That's kind of funny. Okay, I got all my news here. I'm not42:10 The knockout game. Oh, are they calling it a game? I don't know much about it because it was so extensively covered on the news.42:41 Let's see. Jimmy dancing on the corpses of his fallen foes. Every once in a while. Especially when they're being like... You don't do that. Well, not usually. If they're being ultra douchey, then yeah. But...43:00 If I shoot somebody, typically in the first five minutes of the game, if you shoot somebody down, you're just like, okay, they're done, go, move on. Right. And honestly, Fortnite's one of those games that you're exposed. So if you're doing an emote or even teabagging or something, you can get shot from the distance and be like, oh, whoops. Probably shouldn't have done that.43:33 I'm privately texting you. Is that okay? That's fine. Sorry, guys. Did you get it? Are you tired of the knockout game? What's a knockout game? I don't know. I don't know. I have to look that up. Did they give it a name? What are you talking about, Michael? Maybe by beating up the white people, it's called the knockout game. I don't know.44:00 Superman had a better opening weekend than Woke-tastic 4. Yeah, I'm kind of curious how... I might look that up. I get all my news. You want me to find out the box office? Which movie you want to know? Fantastic Four's opening weekend. What is the Fantastic Four's opening weekend box office numbers?44:35 The Fantastic Four. First steps debuted with a strong... I really hate this. You talk to AI, if you breathe, they stop. Like you're trying to say something else. What were the Fantastic Four's opening box office numbers? On its opening day, Fantastic Four earned $11.3 million, including Thursday's preview screenings.45:03 lower than early tracking and 25.6 million dollars on its opening weekend marking one of the lowest openings of all time for a budget superhero movie which box office analysts have attributed to poor critical reviews and audience reception this answer is from wikipedia they did have a horrible weekend that's because i mean even even superman like woke superman45:29 got frickin what did you go see superman no not yet i've been waiting to like every time i try to go like i told you so on tuesday nights is when i normally go because it's five bucks to get in right it's five bucks per uh ticket right but right so last week uh my buddy at work and i were supposed to go see it so i looked up tickets and45:55 the theater was full because you remotely pick which seat you want now, right? So I looked it up and the whole theater was full. There was no way that him and I were going to go see the movie. So I was like, okay, well, we'll go next week or something if it's available. And I was like, you know what? For shits and giggles, let's check tonight because it was Wednesday, right? So I'm like, let's check tonight. So I checked.46:23 And there's only like two or three people in the seats or seats sold on the day of. Right. You're only going to buy on the $5 a day. Yeah, exactly. And that's the thing. That's the American way. Well, I mean, it depends on the movie. Like Ballerina, I would pay full price to go see that again. Right. But it's like going to Kroger's. It's like going to Kroger's and not.46:52 going to get sushi on the $5 sushi day. Yeah. Which I think is Wednesday. Nobody's going to pay $15 for sushi. They're going to pay $5. Why would you? Oh, wow. Well, I mean, here tomorrow, Fantastic Four, it's $5 Tuesday, right? Yeah. The 7 o'clock showing is already sold out.47:17 See? 6 o'clock showing. Oh, that's the Dolby Atmos EMX. I don't even know what that is. I don't know. There's like a 4DM. The standard 6 o'clock showing is already sold out. On the $5 Tuesday? Yeah. That's why. Because people are cheap. I don't blame them. I'd get $5 tickets too. This is Superman seating.47:50 Uh, is the red sold or the white? Yes. The red is sold. Got it. That's not bad. So that's Superman, but that's on $5 Tuesday. So, Oh, okay. Give me a regular day. Give me a Wednesday. Yeah. You can even see the price. It is. Well, I think you can see it. Okay. Show me the seating. Show me the seating. So here I'll try Wednesday tonight. Let's try it tonight. Okay. Don't do Wednesday.48:20 do tonight. Well, it's the day of. 7.30, same showing. Okay. Tonight. Yeah. Full price, $13. Yeah, those are first dates, by the way. That's the first time they've taken their chicken. Yeah. They're like, yeah, I'm going to take her. I'm going to pay full price. I'm going to get it. Get that expensive ticket. Okay.48:50 So anyway, I'd love to join the chat now. Hey Rowdy, what do you mean love to join the chat? You are part of the chat. I was going to say, aren't you already in the chat? Yeah. Superman will end up below expectations. Steals numbers. Don't know. I don't know how it's going to turn out. I really don't care. I'm not going to go watch Superman.49:19 Not supporting that movie. Whether it makes it or doesn't, I don't care. I'm excited for the sequel. That's good. Okay. What would I like to see? I'm excited for... I don't know what I'm excited for. Yeah, Michael Caine.49:43 I agree with that. Superman will end up below expectations and below Man of Steel numbers. Technically, if you adjust for inflation, it's already under Man of Steel numbers. But the people who are...49:58 The fanboys and girls of Superman. See, that's why I don't think, I really don't think it should be based on how much a movie makes, right? They should be ticket numbers. Yes, I think it should be tickets sold. How many tickets sold? I'm kind of curious. Or check it out, see if it works. Right now, you mean? You mean right now? While we're live on the show? Why not? Dude, you're such a noob.50:27 careful you're such a live streaming noob it doesn't even say how many tickets it just says how much money it's made I won't even show you do an average let's say every ticket is 10 bucks what the freak is wrong with you why are you stupid there50:52 Um, yeah. Divided by 10. Let's say the tickets are $10. Uh, take the number. Was that, uh, 21 million, 21.7 million tickets sold. If you go by 10 bucks. Right. And then, but I mean, I still think like, and the best way, like, I think the best way, so you don't, you can avoid the whole, uh,51:23 inflation thing is just go buy tickets sold because like like okay for example a good example the thing i was showing you here people are paying five bucks for the movie instead of 13 bucks right um so i mean if you went by tickets sold you wouldn't have to worry whether it was five dollar ticket or a thirteen dollar ticket you know um snyder use that is it zach snyder is that his name51:53 That's the one that did the Man of Steel. He also did Justice League, didn't he? Yes. I thought that was good. I like that. Justice League. Yeah. I thought they should have doubled down on Zack Snyder. Forget James Gunn or whatever the frickin' name is. Forget him. Double down on Zack Snyder. His stuff's edgier.52:23 Yeah, Michael Caine. Snyder, Superman, and Batman are still the highest performing movies of those characters ever. I like his style. It definitely is a little bit edgier, a little bit darker. I like his style. Yeah, I wonder how they can... So here, Megadog brings up a point. What? Jack, I thought you had the movie pass. You see Superman for free. No, I pay 50 cents for service. Service fee per ticket.52:53 Oh, is it, they charge you per ticket now? Yeah. And by the way, the box office will count it as a ticket sold. So I'm not helping the numbers. That's why I may get the tickets for, for, for 50 cents for a service charge, but I'm not even helping him by that. How do they consider that in a, how much a theater brings in for that movie? You know what I'm saying?53:24 So if you've got like, say a hundred people come in and see the movie, right. And 50 of them have passes. Well, obviously 50 people didn't pay full price because they paid a monthly thing to be able to see multiple movies. They reported as full ticket breaks that to the box office and the movie people, they love the higher number. So it may not technically be bringing in the exact amount.53:52 Or you may hear it's sold out and walk in and the theater's empty. Yeah. Trust me, that's been done. Okay. So movie studios will buy tickets, give them to radio stations to give away, give them away to employees, whatever. But they'll buy tickets to make sure the numbers are good. And prove me wrong, but I know it's been done.54:23 Is your tongue pierced, Jimmy? Yes. You have a piercing, huh? Yeah. Well, I don't even notice it really. I really don't even notice it anymore. What the frick are you doing looking in his mouth? I didn't even notice. Yeah, I've had it for, God, 20 years now. So I don't even notice it. Yeah, I don't even notice it. Don't you think you should take it out and clean it or something? Well, I do, but. I'm joking.54:53 I know. I mean, you have to because, I mean, food will cake up on it. So you have to clean it. How long you had your plugs? I mean, my plugs? I think I stretched them in 2008. So about 17 years. Wow. That's crazy. I've had them for a while. I've had my goatees since I was 18. You know why? Huh?55:23 My mom would not allow us in the house. She wouldn't allow us to have a mustache or a beard. Okay? Until we were an adult. As long as she could say what we did. As long as she was the parent. Interesting. No facial hair. Right? The day. Happy birthday to you, man. I never shaved it again. I shaved it one time.55:51 It was a San Francisco 49er fan in Redding, California. We made a bet that if Dallas Cowboys lost against 49ers, I would shave half my mustache and half my goatee. Okay? And I had to leave it like that until it filled back in. Oh, wow. And I DJ. I was DJing nightclubs at the time.56:19 so people come up and ask you well no i was djing radio station sorry at the time i was on the radio so i got my butt whooped i shaved half my mustache half my goatee look like a dork for a couple weeks or a week probably yeah i was gonna say i mean with mine i i could shave it tonight and freaking it'll be grown back by by uh by thursday yeah56:49 But I've never shaved the whole thing since I was 18. I've left it always on. Michael Caine says, if you do tickets sold, Disney will fudge the numbers buying their own tickets again, like they did with Captain Marvel. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, there's that. So it's... Hollywood's evil. There's no honest way to do it anymore, to be honest. No. Guys, everything is gamed.57:18 Everything. You know what I'm surprised hasn't happened yet in society? You know when you go to a restaurant like Panera, right? Okay. You walk in and grab your mobile order. All the bags of food are right there on the shelves. You just grab a bag of food. Nobody cards you. Nobody checks that you're the person that ordered that food. If I was homeless, I'd be in there every day taking food.57:49 Well, until they caught on. Yeah. No, then I would go somewhere else, another restaurant. They just put it on the shelf with your name on it. Yeah. Oh, and then, okay, that's a good point. Like, so I go to a Taco Bell while I'm at work, you know, every once in a while. And there's nobody at the cashier.58:10 There's nobody at the register. They're all in the back doing the line work or prepping food or whatever, and then working out the drive-through, right? Right, right. So, I mean, they never notice if somebody's walking in and grabbing and going. I just don't get it. I mean, we do enough gaming in the world. Everybody's trying to rip off everybody. Bicycles are being baited. The people steal a bicycle that's tied to the tree, but they can't see the string.58:39 So they eat it when they ride off. Have you seen those videos? No. They literally make it. Okay, so they'll tie a string to the tree on the bike and they'll leave it out for somebody to steal. Somebody gets on the bike, starts to drive away fast, and they freaking eat crap. They totally, or they'll leave purses out that when you look in them, they explode with blue ink.59:08 You've never seen those videos. Oh my God. I've seen the, it's so funny. I've seen the ones where they do the, uh, the porch pirates. Yeah. That's like that. They, they totally open it. It's like glitter everywhere, dude. So, I mean, but when it comes to, to go orders, they just put it on the shelf. Anybody can walk in or like they'll go number 43.59:37 Just walk up and grab it and go, thanks. That's it. In and out. Nobody cards. Nobody cards. I'm not telling you to do it, but trust me when I tell you. I wouldn't recommend anybody do it, but just keep your eye open. Watch it. See what they see. My order better be there when I get there.1:00:06 But yeah, you could easily grab food at Panera right off the shelf. Nobody's looking. There's like five orders up there. Take one. I mean, you could. I'm not telling you to take one, but you could. Yeah, I mean, they make it so easy. It's too easy. Because you know why? Because they're so lazy. Society has become lazy. Yeah.1:00:35 Oh, we'll just do mobile orders and we'll stick it on a shelf. So we'd have to associate people. No customer service. No, hi, how you doing? No, welcome to McDonald's or whatever. Tim says Snyder's movies are tainted because of Gal Gadot. I guess he doesn't like Gal Gadot. I don't have any issue with her. In fact, I thought she was good in a way.1:01:04 I mean, she did fine. What did you think of Wonder Woman 1984? Was that her? Yeah, she played Wonder Woman. Yeah, she's fine as Wonder Woman. I've never had an issue with her in any of her roles. Did you say that 1984 was a horrible movie, though? No, no. So she has not.1:01:31 done bad not done wonderful not like not like who played not like a role you would go oh my god she was great she just did good just okay once you've been trying to go to a movie and it said sold out it wasn't me by the way it wasn't me it was somebody else somebody jack knows Roberto1:02:00 By the way, he posted a picture of the theater on X and showed it was empty. But when he went to buy tickets, it was sold out. Let's see. Wait, what? I wanted the actress that played the female Kryptonian in Man of Steel when they planned things out. Will you read it?1:02:28 Zack Snyder's Justice League is one of the best movies of the last decade yeah I agree with that yeah I'm not a Gail Gadot fan she's just okay I don't think she's she's not bad but she's she's just another pretty face that's all that's why she got the role you know but do I think she's a great actress1:02:56 No, but I don't think she's bad. Does that make sense? She's just kind of okay. No Jackbox tonight. We will play Thursday, right? Yes, Thursday night. So Michael Caine didn't like Amy Adams. Said it was the worst casting of that era. I don't know. I didn't mind Amy Adams. I don't think she fit the role. I'll admit that. Amy Adams played Lois Lane.1:03:25 in Man of Steel with Henry Cavill. Yeah, can you tell it was memorable? I don't remember her playing that. Was she in it? Was she the one? Yeah. She wasn't bad, but it didn't fit the role. I mean, she definitely doesn't look anything like Margot Kidder. I know, but Margot Kidder doesn't look anything like the comic book. Well, yes and no.1:03:55 Yes and no. Listen, though, you bring up a good point. Casting is off the hook. Casting for roles is horrible. Absolutely horrible. I mean, I can't wait until HBO's Harry Potter comes out and Professor Snape is black. Nobody's going to watch it. They're going to totally crumble.1:04:24 Hey, Rowdy, weren't you on YouTube? Yeah, he's on both. What are you, bouncing around? Calm down. What are you, Rowdy? You were saying casting was horrible? Yeah. Look, when the author writes in the book that the professor had pale skin and you cast a black guy, you're an idiot.1:04:53 Why you're even Hollywood casting films. No idea. HBO is going to trash. The Harry Potter series. That they're working on. Nobody's going to watch it. Because they're all going to know it's woke. So. Anyway. Closest thing to live action. By the way. The best live action I've seen. To date.1:05:22 is How to Train Your Dragon. Have you seen that yet? I haven't. Okay. I haven't been to the movie in, God, probably about three or four weeks. Literally, they did a great job. The casting was good. The girls were girls. The guys were guys. The black were black. The white were white. Everything was casted properly, according to the cartoon. So...1:05:52 Putting mobile orders off to the side saves time for both employees and customers and people who didn't pay for the food. Yeah. It saves a lot of time for them. Yeah. They don't have to order. They don't have to punch it in on their phone. In fact, it's kind of a surprise package. They have no idea what they ordered. Just grab a bag. Yeah.1:06:21 We're tired of Pedro Pascal and everything. Okay. Pedro Pascal was okay. Once again. He was okay in Fantastic Four. I didn't like him in Last of Us. I didn't. Of course, I didn't like the first Last of Us. It was woke before woke was woke. And then it just got worse, I heard, in the next one. I chose not to watch the next one.1:06:50 Henry Cavill should play Snape. Okay, guys, you've just gone on the deep end. Or Dumbledore. That'd be kind of funny. Yeah, trust me, there's enough people in Hollywood to choose from that you don't have to sacrifice.1:07:10 Okay, Rowdy Rat, he says it doesn't have to be exactly like the book. It's just an interpretation. I have to disagree with that. Because when you go to see a movie... Well, I mean, I get what he's trying to say. But when you go to see a movie, you have expectations. And then when they don't meet those expectations...1:07:33 You're just going to criticize it. So why open yourself for that controversy when you can just cast it the way it's supposed to be? Why would you not cast little women with women? Why would you not? You go according to the book. This one had red hair. You cast red hair. This one was a blonde. You cast a blonde. It's really easy.1:08:02 And it goes over very well. Especially when you're spending hundreds of millions of dollars to make a motion picture. So, yeah. It's got to be exactly like the book. Annie was not black. Annie was white. Okay? So, I'm not sure. There's only one reason they did it. For their own personal agenda. It's kind of funny that you say that. What? Because Michael says...1:08:32 to Rowdy Rat, but it's always one way, especially redhead characters becoming black in live action adaptations. Kind of goes with what you're saying about Annie, because Annie was a redhead. Right. I'm like, so there was a Christmas movie I used to watch every year. It was called The Bishop's Wife. Okay? Old black and white movie. Great movie, The Bishop's Wife.1:09:01 Well, they chose to remake the movie, call it The Pastor's Wife. The whole cast was black. Why? Why not go with the, you just wouldn't do that. You wouldn't cast different animals other than a lion for The Wizard of Oz. You just wouldn't.1:09:26 It just cracks me up. It could be an elephant instead of a lion. Exactly. That's right. Reacher's good. Debbie? Well, yeah. Books are always going to be better than the movies. Well, most of the time. Most of the time. I think it did a good job with Harry Potter. The movies.1:09:56 They did good. I saw Interview with a Vampire, and then I read the book afterwards, and Interview with a Vampire was definitely much better in the book than it was in the movie. Not saying I didn't like the movie. I still like the movie, but it was much better. The book can really dive into it more in detail. And they're not limited by time. Jimmy, you don't read a lot, do you? I don't.1:10:27 Typically, no. Not as much as I should. Does it change the story if Snape is black? Yes. Does it change the story? I wouldn't know because I'm not going to watch it. But let me know. I guess it wouldn't necessarily change the story itself. But it definitely gives a different dimension of the character. Which could ultimately change the story. Listen, black culture and white culture...1:10:54 totally different the way people are they're totally different so when you have a black character that person has gone through ups and downs differently than a white person in real life you took a black person a white person but when it comes to the story why don't you trust the author knew what she wanted that's all a good good example was uh the witcher1:11:23 Witcher was straying away from it, making it more sexist. There you go. White actors would play black characters all the time in the past. What's wrong with roles being reversed now? I'd like to know one white actor. Yeah, one role. Tell us one role, John. Just one role. One role. Like Shaft was never played by a white person. That was a... So the...1:11:52 along the same line I was talking about with, uh, the Witcher, the Witcher, that, um, the author of the Witcher, he was actually disappointed with the TV series, even though he liked Henry Cavill's character or, uh, portrayal, he didn't like the, the TV show because it wasn't what he wrote. Okay. So, so where, who was it? John said that, right?1:12:18 Yeah. John Warren. John, so we're waiting. Name one role that was a black character and a white person got the role. Name one. We'll wait. Everybody in the chat room, both us on the show, we're all waiting. I think I remember that. Because there's so many of them. There was a musical called The Wiz that casted all African Americans. I think I remember seeing that. It was based off The Wizard of Oz.1:12:44 Uh-huh. Yeah, I totally get it. I think Michael Jackson does it. Michael Caine puts it point blank. If you have to go back a whole century to pull an example, I would say that's a self-defeating argument. Yeah. I'll even let you go back a century. I'll let you go back.1:13:05 I mean, because you go back too far, blacks were not even allowed on stage. So, good luck. A black character that is portrayed by a white. Like the guy on Huck Finn, the black guy that was in Huck Finn, he was played by a black person. When was the last time you read a book cover to cover? Is that what you're referencing earlier? Who? Asking me if I read a book? No.1:13:35 No, somebody else was saying you like to read. Oh, I got you. I mean, I read what's online. He reads the Nintendo video games because, you know, the guys talk. Oh, yeah, exactly. None of them talk.1:13:55 um and like okay here um a good example is like uh i'm playing horizon zero dawn they've got a lot of information that like you go get data points and stuff like that and it has uh information about the story in data points well you got to read those you it's not played in audio so i mean yes that i do read as far as a book though1:14:20 God, it's been years since I've read an actual book. What was the last book I read? I think it was Kitchen Confidentials by... Who was the chef that killed himself, supposedly? Anthony Bourdain. Anthony Bourdain. Kitchen Confidentials was the last book I think I read, cover to cover. I've read a lot, but1:14:49 Cover to cover. That was the last one. Wait, did John give us an answer? Hold on. Hey, John, we're still waiting. Where did John go? Not John Cat. John Ward. Hey, we're still waiting on the long list of characters that were black and played by white people.1:15:16 Rowdy says video games are pretty much books. So. I read, I think the last book I read. Can you feel? I think it was The Vanished Man. Can you feel that? Can you? Can I feel what?1:15:42 John frantically scouring the internet looking for a black role played by a white person. I can feel that. I can literally feel that. Yeah. I didn't think so. There you go. As Tammy would always do. Don't get me started. John, we're still waiting, by the way. Because you put the comment out.1:16:11 So maybe you should do a little research before you put the comment out. And once again, I'm not talking to John Cat. John Cat, you're cool. You're fine to wait. Yeah, I think The Vanished Man was probably the last book I read. Routy Rat is a little rowdy today. Yeah, he gets rowdy.1:16:42 Every swap, then. You just want to smack Rowdy. He's going to wait a little. I'm reading what you just read. Don't be pointing noobs. Michael Caine. Michael Caine also, just because it happened.1:17:00 too funny okay what john warren says just because it happened a long time ago it doesn't mean it we should forget about it well because the last hundred years has been the movies right you obviously forgot about it because you haven't given us an answer yet and not to mention like i said i mean what here what was the first hold on a minute you want me to ask ai make it fast for you1:17:26 Is there a black role in a book that was portrayed by a white person on TV? I'll even help you out. There is.1:17:47 Yeah, we got it. Wow, see, there is one. Shut up, I'm done. Okay, so there was a black character in the book that was played by Anthony Hopkins. There you go. See, John?1:18:19 So, oh, we're still talking about this? Yeah, we're still talking about it. Where'd you go? The bathroom? Yeah, I just found the answer for you. Anthony Hopkins and Othello. Which, I didn't know Othello was black. Did you? No, I never read the book, so I can't tell you. Did you ever think he was black? I never would have known, so I mean...1:18:47 According to AI, he was black. I don't know. But see, that's the thing. Okay, so for that role, how many people have read the book would realize or would know? Especially in 1981. Who the frick reads Shakespeare? I mean, in 1981? How many people have read it? And...1:19:08 for them to be able to differentiate. And things have changed since then too. John gave us not one example, but he's still repeating. There's been tons of white people that played black roles. We're good. I got my Word document open. Dump me that list. Give me that list. I would love to see it. Yeah, and Anthony Hopkins probably did a good job.1:19:38 but I found your answer. So anyway, so there was a role. Hold on. John brings up a point, and he's got two comments. He says, I only made the comment Jimmy reads a lot because you seem to care a lot about stories, but you don't really read them anyway, so I don't know the big issue. Hold on. There's a second to that.1:20:06 We didn't, we didn't rank on John. We didn't. Then he says, if you read a lot of books and we're disappointed, I get it. Even comic books, uh, which that's what I'm referencing. I have read a lot of comic books and a lot of the characters that I saw in the comic books. I don't want to see portrayed any other way. Okay. But we didn't, we didn't get mad at John. Did we John cat? No, no. We were talking about the reading books.1:20:37 I know, but it seemed like he was saying that we got upset or something. And we didn't get upset. No, I'm not upset. Well, I think it's just because we would prefer not to have those characters changed in the stories. And I guess that's being upset about it. No, I don't care. If they want to make that movie, they want to have people play those roles, that's fine. Go ahead, do it. I'm just not going to partake.1:21:06 Not only... I'm not going to support him. Yeah, I've read Shakespeare. It's painful. Have you read Shakespeare? In high school. Great. Okay. So, guys, if you read Shakespeare, more power to you, but it's really hard to read Shakespeare. Okay, here. The original works. Caring about Black Snape is dumb. Oh, no, no.1:21:34 The thing is, I don't care. Especially when they go in the description of Snape in the books. Yeah, and by the way, they obviously don't care either. Hold on. Here, I got a question. If caring about black Snape is dumb, do you think if J.K. Rowling was upset that Snape was being portrayed by a black person, that she'd be dumb for that?1:22:02 Do you think she should not feel offended? She cared enough to sue them. There's a lawsuit over that. Is that dumb? Is that stupid? Is she dumb? She's the writer. Is that dumb? She obviously cared. Should we not care about anything? It's dumb to care about what you're going to eat for dinner. Just eat whatever we put in front of you.1:22:30 I don't know. You could say that with anything in the world. Henry Cavill was fired for pushing book accuracy with the production crew. That's why he's no longer the Witcher. Usually, no. I don't think he was fired. I think they just went separate ways because he was like, I don't want to participate in this. I don't know if he was fired for it. No, he was. James Gunn even said,1:22:57 Which is even more painful. That he would work with Henry again. I don't think Henry would go back. Yeah, I don't think Henry wants to. I think he's a little over that whole thing. No, I think Henry Cavill would go back and do Superman again if it was maybe Snyder. If Snyder had come back or did another Man of Steel, I think he would do it. I think Henry Cavill would do it. But not for James Gunn.1:23:25 That's just my opinion. I don't know. Wait. You're telling us Mickey Rooney and John Wayne played Asian characters. Okay. That has nothing to do with a white person playing a black character. There was one person. We found one for you. You should be happy and just leave it at that. I just found out of another person. What? Robert Downey Jr.,1:23:58 What? Robert Downey Jr. played a black character in Tropic Thunder. Dude, come on. That was blackface. I know, but still. Dude, stop it. Be respectful. I know it's funny, but be respectful. They should remake Solitary 2010 with black and Chinese actors.1:24:23 Actually, I saw that movie, Solitary. Oh, you did? Yeah, it wasn't bad. It was pretty good. Yeah, my brother wrote that. Yeah, I know. He's in the credits. I thought it was pretty good. Well, I'm in the credits, too. Are you? Right in the beginning of the movie. I didn't look for you. I looked for Jack. No, no, no. It's not me. It's my company. It says, give me entertainment. Oh, okay. Okay. Yeah. See, I looked for Charles Scalfani in the credits. I didn't look for him.1:24:52 Now we have to watch it again. The director is a dear friend. He's a great guy. Yeah, because it's on Prime, isn't it? Yeah. And I have Prime, so that's why I was like, you know, I'll look it up. So I went and watched it. It wasn't bad. Wait, did it cost you? No. Oh, it's free? Yeah, it's part of my Prime membership. Good. Cool. I didn't think you had to pay to see it. Let's see here. I would have paid to go see it. It was a good movie. It wasn't bad.1:25:25 Yeah, there you go. Shakespeare's plays originally had men playing women's roles. Shakespeare was woke. No, that was just the... Wait, wait. Shakespeare himself didn't want to play or want women portrayed by men. Women were not allowed on stage.1:25:45 Yeah, I don't think it was acceptable for women to be on stage. It was just like they weren't allowed to vote and other things back then. But but so with this argument, you can even go into, well, we have adapted to now let women play women's roles. So why not just let white people play white roles or vice versa?1:26:09 Oh, wait, you can't do that. We got to go back to Shakespeare times. Okay. Jimmy, you're getting on or you stop it. Got to degress instead of progress. I thought it was a progressive thing to do. Oh, I don't know. What do I know? Reading what's online is not reading a book. Depends. That all depends. If you read a, uh, if you have a Kindle.1:26:38 or Amazon ebook. Is that not considered a book? Paul is saying, if I only listen to this podcast, I would think Henry Cavill is the best actor on earth. No, he's a good actor. Gal Gadot probably couldn't do better than him, but I'll put it this way. I wouldn't say he's the best, but I would not, uh,1:27:07 I would not refuse to go see a movie that he's in just because I know he will stick to what the story is supposed to be. Yeah. A lot of people know. Let's see here. About authenticity. John says he's in the Lord of the Rings. There you go. Thank you, Rowdy. Video games are books pretty much. They pretty much are. It's kind of like, okay, a good example is like...1:27:35 I remember when I was growing up, they would make like Shakespeare, right? They take Shakespeare stories and make comic books out of them instead of like, I mean, we obviously do that with like Romeo and Juliet, you know, we got a movie about it. Probably a couple of them actually. What's another one? What's the one Mel Gibson played in? The Shakespeare movie, Hamlet, Hamlet. I don't know.1:28:05 You play The Hamlet, which is another Shakespeare story, right? You think video games are the same as books? Making those into comic books, it's still like reading the book, right? You're still getting the story from the book, whether it be a comic book version or an adaptation or a video game adaptation. Yeah, I don't know. I think you guys are reaching. Because, like...1:28:33 The one thing I would always argue is that video games, a good video game, that is, has a story, right? They all have a story, or most of them have a story from beginning to end. Like, for example, Horizon Zero Dawn. It has a story from beginning to end. Why do I like playing that game? Well, because the story is really good. It's like watching a movie all over again, right? And books are nothing but...1:29:00 a live version of a book or movies or nothing but like a live version of a book. Just like a video game can be a live version of a book. Yeah, I don't know. I think, you know, I think because you're illiterate, you're going with that. No. I think crack a book open.1:29:21 There's something to say about people who read books. You know, some people can. Some people can't. They get drowsy. A lot of weird crap. They depend on the drifts. Yeah. I mean, that's a that's a tough part about reading a book that you can your mind can wander. You get distracted very easily or something. I mean, I would read. I have no problem with I've read several books, but it's it takes time to read a book.1:29:52 And most people don't have that time anymore. When you'd rather be playing a video game, we're just reading a book. Yeah, I'd much rather play a video game. We've now justified why we play video games. Well, yeah, I mean, especially like a campaign. Yeah. Do you play a video game to play? Do you play a video game? What would cause you to play a video game?1:30:20 For me... Wanting to play a video game. That's the only reason. Because I want to play. I mean, I play a game because I want to play... I want the experience of the story that's being portrayed in the game. Like Horizon Zero Dawn, Ghost of Tsushima...1:30:40 I mean, Assassin's Creed was a story for quite some time until they ruined it with the newer games. So you finish a game and walk away and go, wow, what a great book. Or Final Fantasy. That's another story. There's a story in the game. Okay. I mean...1:30:59 That's why I play games, because I like the stories. Okay. That's why I read Dead Boy, because I like the stories. I bet you do. The articles are great. Yeah, I bet. That's okay. Listen, let me let you go, so you can go read your book. I don't want to hold you from reading your book. Both...1:31:25 You read both sides, right? It's the funniest thing I've ever heard. Video games are books. You're funny. Okay, go read your book, okay? I'm going to say goodbye. I'm going to head out. I don't want to keep you. Remember when Cleopatra was played by Elizabeth Taylor? You continued education. Oh, wow. You're funny. What? Rowdy says, remember when Cleopatra was played by Elizabeth Taylor?1:31:50 Because we're going off of people playing roles. And honestly, I think, well, I never saw the movie with Elizabeth Taylor. That was kind of, wasn't that like in the early 80s or 70s? Well, Rowdy just aged himself right there. Yeah. Because my mom knew who played Cleopatra. I didn't. I mean, Elizabeth Taylor was young at that time. And my mom is dead now.1:32:19 So Rowdy, Rowdy's got to be a mature gentleman. Okay, so when we part ways tonight, you going to go in the library and read your books? I do have books. I do have a couple books, all right? I mean, actual physical books, guys. Come on. Yeah. Actually, I got a list of books on Amazon I want to buy, too, to be fair. Fairly.1:32:48 Yeah. Yeah, like Uncharted, Super Mario Brothers. I get it. I get it. Mario Kart. I actually got to play it. I still have to play it. Pokemon Go. These are some great books, dude. Alien. Love those books. Listen, I'm heading out. We've been on for a while. An hour and a half.1:33:15 Yeah, I'm not Jerry Lewis. I'm not doing the whole weekend. Sumo boy says, prove it, show us a book. I can get a book. Yeah, go grab a book. Okay, ready? Here's the music. Still waiting. They're in the other room.1:33:44 They're in the other room. They're on my dresser. They're sitting on my dresser in the other room. Go get one. Alright, I'll go get one. We're going to make him. We're going to make him prove it. He'll do it. I believe him. He doesn't lie. But I like to give him a hard time. So, let's see. Probably he'll pick up a stupid book.1:34:14 Watch it. It's like Dick and Jane or something stupid. I heard you the entire time. Oh, you did? Yeah, because I have my earpiece in. All right. Is it Run with Dick and Jane, dude? What is that? Ranger's Apprentice. Oh, yeah. That's fantasy. It's sci-fi.1:34:36 Where are you in that book right now? I haven't started yet. I've got to read this one. I want to read this one. Sigmund Freud? No, the other one looks better. Well, there's different types of books, but yeah. I don't care what Sigmund said. Okay. Jack roasting Jimmy behind his back. No, he could hear everything. I heard everything, guys.1:35:03 What are times when you think the movie is better take on the story than the book? That's a hard one to come up with. Can you think of one? I don't think I've ever said the movie's better than the book. I have said the movie's as good as the book, but I don't think... Well, it's still a fair question. Do you think there's ever been a movie that's been better than the book? Oh, I'm sure there has. I'm sure there has.1:35:33 Excuse me. I have a baby brain. What are you talking about? That has nothing to do with baby brain. He says that my books are young adult books. Sigmund Freud is not a young adult book. Oh, my God. Try reading Sigmund Freud to your baby before bed. Let's see how fast he falls asleep. Or read him Shakespeare.1:36:03 Hell, it's 600 pages. Jesus. All right. So I'm heading out, bud. Are you going to go stream? Yeah, I'm going to be streaming the game tonight. I'll be continuing with Horizon Forbidden West, another story. Okay. Hey, listen. You bury yourself in those books, okay? I will. I'll get deeply involved with it, too.1:36:31 Don't get any paper cuts. I don't want to see you get hurt. All right. All right, guys. Love you guys. Thanks for spending time with us, by the way. I really always value the fact that you guys spend time with us. So thank you. Once again, I respect all you guys, even if half of you are crazy. But the other half,1:36:58 You're good, too, so we'll see you. We'll see you later. All right. Love you guys. All right, guys. Jimmy, take care. Have a good night. Thanks for joining us. We'll see you tonight, and then we'll be back for Thursday for Jackbox, right? Wait. Wait. So I went through the trouble of disrupting the stream. I went through the uncomfortableness of saying goodbye, and you're bailing with me. You're leaving the party early.1:37:24 Yeah, I'm going to go get food. You're going to follow me out the front door. I got to go get food. Try to dive out of this bad party. I got to go get food to be able to eat while I'm reading my book. All right. You go read your books. And you can thank me later for clearing the way for an exit. There we go. All right. All right, guys. Bye. Bye.