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Welcome. Two arcade audio.
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Hello, ladies and germs. Welcome, welcome.
Welcome to tilt out fall. I'm Johnny Spencer here on Del
Tempo. We going Wikipedia, we click on
an article. We talk about it.
We do is you're like software degrading or something.
What's my brains? Yeah.
Like over the last few weeks youjust been.
It's hard to get it all out sometimes.
Yeah that's true. But we changed up every week so
it's hard to remember what we'redoing.
And I got you know, I got bread on the brain.
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I got breakfast. Put some some bread in the oven
I got thinking had your wolves. I am, I'm a boy those sweet lips
because we've been making BLTs this week for lunch, ran out of
bread at to make some more bread, man.
That's what the b stands for, huh?
Yeah, okay. Frank listen to me.
Yeah, it's great sandwich. Yeah.
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But it's very friendly. And I got some my making
pepperoni sandwiches. Oh, okay.
Okay. You know, what goes on
pepperoni? That's it.
Any wet I you could you don't? I the most recent, why did I put
barbecue sauce on it? Okay.
And it was not bad but I just really like the interaction of
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the spicy. Hmm.
Bread with the silky silky smooth pepperoni.
But as I for one I made some, I made some chili crisp.
The fuck is that? We've been we've been buying
chili Chris, but first of all, it's so Expensive.
Second of all, have to time you find it, it tastes like shit.
Yeah, lets you get the good stuff.
Yeah, orange juice. I bought some orange juice, or
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simply orange juice. Just like shit.
Because I'll bet I've been using.
The last time I had orange juicewas like, literally fresh.
Squeezed, like, at my bar as well.
I want you to the fucking jam and then I had like this simply
pure orange. I was like, this tastes like
shit. There's this place on the corner
here. This new coffee shop.
Yeah, I walk with a friend there, sometimes it warns you
some coffee. Yeah, which is bad.
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Yeah, but if you take hold the coffee, it's Be good.
That's nice. Yeah, it's got a silver bullet.
They have one of those machines that has a bunch of oranges in
the top. Yeah, yeah, exactly.
So fucking good. So I did a road, you're saying
something about something else, that's it.
That's what your has. I was going to say we walked.
How do we get back to? So I'd be Road you to talk about
orange juice. Oh, was I going to say something
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else? Yeah, probably we're talking
about Brad and silky Taste of pepperoni on.
Oh, it's really chilly. Christmas, red pepper, flakes
and crispy shallots and garlic. Like okay, what do you use it
for everything? Yeah, I'm Chef.
Okay and oil. So it's just like basically you
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you cut up your shallots and garlic and you fry them in a lot
of oil. Yeah.
Right and then you just dump it all into red, pepper, flakes,
sounds awesome. It's fantastic.
Big bowl that for breakfast and it goes great with the milk.
dude, it's I will not it'll be about two weeks for me as the
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crow flies before I get the chance.
Yeah, we're recording a little early, cause you got a little
trip coming up, but when I get back.
Oh, the first thing I'm gonna dowhen I set foot on American
soil. Yes, I'm going to get some
fucking Boo Berry, oh fuck man. Yeah, I was at Target like a
couple days ago checking at and I didn't see it yet so maybe I
need to go to different Target or something but it my mind's on
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the monsters right now. Oh man, I can't wait because I
never had any of So, you know, I'm going to have to go dude,
fucking all of it. I'm not much of a chocolate
cereal guy. I've not had Frankenberry, so
I'll be interested to compare the two.
I'm surprised that have a peanutbutter one.
Can we get like a Wolfman? Peanut butter wonder?
What would the what monster would be cooking up dogs?
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Love peanut butter. It's true.
You know and what would it be called?
Wolfman loves peanut butter. Yummy, Mummy is one, right?
We bring mommy fruit. Brute, yeah, Boo Berry so where
where is there? A peanut butter adjacent
creature? That we can use the main floor
is your what you're wondering, George, wolfington Carver You
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could call it. You can get rid of blueberry
called, peanut butter. Peanut butter?
Oh my God. Boo Berry makes with peanut
butter. You get a, you get?
Oh my God. Pete BJ.
Yeah. Oh blue.
Mix. The peanut butter cereal, right?
Well, that's a good idea. That's something you just do
right now. I bet right?
Mix like. Peanut butter crunch.
Be Mr. Cruncher like a tricks orsomething out of tricks.
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Tricks is a little too wild. Probably looks like a Singular
Sensation. I mean oops all berries.
Which have they done? Oops.
All berries, and peanut butter crumb.
Wow. That's that's like ripe for the
plucking. They have to have right.
There's no way they haven't to perfect taste under one house to
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perfect taste. The Taste perfect together.
Yeah. Wow.
They have to have, there's no way they have it.
That's such a good idea that we just came up with right now.
I want some damn, it sounds crunch berries.
I like that, man. Yeah, I I get crunk.
Even get regular Captain Crunch.Any well I don't get any of that
anymore. I could do nothing stopping me.
But once I tasted the delicious crunch of the Barry, I'm not I
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don't really go for the originalcabinets.
You do, oops. All berries or do some berries,
okay? Yeah.
I do really love the Reese's Puffs cereal.
I don't know that exist anymore.I like it as a snack.
I'll just pop them on the mouth.Dry.
One of the best things I've everhad.
And I didn't even know that you could do this until until I had
this. And then by my world was open,
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Cheerios and chocolate milk thatRice Krispie Treat.
But instead of Rice Krispies youthink this is Reese's Puffs
cereal, okay? Honestly, one of the best
fucking things I've ever eaten and you can use any cereal.
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There's nothing stopping you. I don't know why we haven't.
I don't know why more people aren't doing.
Why are why are more people talking about this basically
just like Sweet. Sweet and buttery.
It's more sweet. More buttery peanut butter?
Yes. Yeah, and it was fucking
awesome. Okay, you got that?
Oops. All berries.
Boom. This is a good idea.
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I feel like Cap'n Crunch. Be really good with it to
honestly. Yeah will be a badge like
Raisin. Bran might not be a great 04.
I think Frosted Flakes would be bad.
It would be too well. Pat yeah, right.
Exactly. Break your tooth.
Try to find it. Hmm.
Have you do not crave is have you seen that or had it?
I've seen it. Imagine if pizza rolls were
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smaller, the outside is crispy and instead of chocolate.
I like a koala. Yummy that's a that's a yes,
exactly. Okay.
If you just pour koalas into a bowl of milk.
It sounds fucking awesome, really good.
It's really, really good. Yeah.
Okay. And they you've seen, they've
been miserable your whole life, even know it because it just
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looks very nondescript here. I create, what the fuck is that
I always imagined? It was like a grape nuts or
something. Right.
Right. Which I can also never had.
Oh, you know what? I love, what.
Honey Bunches of Oats you ever had Honey Bunches of Oats.
Maybe he questers of it's, It's adult cereal, but it's very
yeah, sure. Adult ingredients with like a
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bunch of sugar. It's kids cereal for adults and
it's awesome Raisin. Bran crunches kind of like that.
I got. I bought that on accident
instead of Raisin Bran. So this is too fun.
You know what I really I love a frosted mini-wheats.
Oh, boy Frosted Mini yeah they're like Actually really
good. Yeah, and you wouldn't, I don't
even though, I've only I'm a big, I love.
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Just getting a box here in this going to town with my hands.
Yeah, see it. I can't do that because I'll eat
the whole box whereas if I can say I had one bolt and now I'm
Fabolous here, I'll probably have a second because my wife
poured too much milk. That's, that's the Trap I fall
into for a long time. I would do milk first and then,
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just keep pouring cereal into the milks gone.
Then your cereals always crunchy.
I'm so smart. I love that.
But then it was like, oh, I'm eating a whole box of cereal
because if you fill a bowl up with milk, that's a fuckload of
milk would be, I guess. Yeah, I should start doing that.
When I go to the movie, theatersof my popcorn and nacho cheese,
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man. People do I do fuck with that
the most wretched shipped to their popcorn at the movies?
I mean, you probably You're seeing it all.
Yeah, I mean, if I was the only things I would ever do, I would
never dump the chocolate into the bag but I will do a handful
of popcorn couple of Reese's. I've seen plenty of people
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dumped the truck on the bag. Dragon, no problem that but it's
not my game. I don't know.
It's too inconsistent noting that these these people are
doing is on paper illegal. Yes.
It's just it's not even that it's like the taste would be
bad. It's just like you're eating
this into dark with maybe to nap.
Atkins, right? And not kids are like pieces of
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cardboard. So there's like dumping the
nacho cheese in the back. That's my first thought was
imaginary. I just getting a hand like whole
handful of nacho cheese, popcorn.
And then looking at off, This would happen.
So surprisingly often We had like pickled jalapenos and the
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cups for our nachos. You should go get a bunch of
those and just dump those in thepopcorn.
Uh-huh. And then they would also be like
let me get, let me get some of the juice that comes with it.
That's gross. Oh, that's no good.
I don't I think like jalapeno. Popcorn would probably be good.
I've had pickle favorite popcorn.
It's fine. I'm not trying to get wet the
wet. It's the wet.
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That's like it's the wet. That's that's challenging.
I mean, I remember being a kid does not even close to him then
but like making a nacho sandwichwhere you have to nachos with a
bunch of popcorn in the middle. Oh sure.
That's a also, just the, the unforgivable amount of butter
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that people would shock and what's you know, that little
baguette that was before to thatwas before.
We really had the technology to allow people to do their own.
Oh, so they're back. Say when and you just be there,
like now, CB part you be apart party to the co-conspirator or
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they which one thing that I do, I am like on board with in
moderation is like layering the butter because if you just
double the butter in the put it on top, sure you eat the first
handful and then there's no butter that makes sense.
Sure. But people would be like three
or four layers and and it's likekeep it coming.
It's like this. You know what?
Quinn gets wet and it like, shrinks up kind of yeah.
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Gross absolutely wretched or gonna bite it and like liquid
comes out of the popcorn. Like that's how it's soaked.
It is what was real just criminal?
Well, you get the popcorn, they have any butter and then they'd
be like, hey, let me get a cup of butter on the side to to do.
Why did Dipper Pop? I don't know if they were
dipping it in or just like dumplings address, as you went
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out, it's like you think people are better now are the same
word. Worse or absolutely worse
because now they have no oversight.
What we would do as employees, which was great, as we make,
like, employee batches of popcorn.
Uh-huh. What would that gets the stuff?
That's where you put double saltand double butter in the pot, or
double oil and the Pauper. Okay, so it's good.
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Okay, I like that. So, it was like super, it was
like bright yellow. Okay, good.
This is just really neat. You mix some Starburst in there.
Yep. I also, I'm sure I've talked
about this, but one time I had adream and I was like you did
What do you put something in thebun one?
I put I put popcorn in a hot dogbun and then put butter on top
and I tried it and that was honestly very good.
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I could have thrown there's moreto it.
Like, well we muttered. A Hershey bar is something.
Also would put the M&M's in the bun, warmer to bottom Point
walks, but that and put that in the freezer.
So as yeah, whole, I do not see that in a dream though.
That was that was passed down toyou.
Yeah. Would you like an article?
Yeah, please. A Simple Plan.
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No film, damn it. Oh, what a simple plan is a 1998
neo-noir crime, Thriller film directed by Pete, Wentz, Sam
Raimi, same row. Interesting.
One of my favorite directors. I didn't know that did this
movie and written by Scott and BSmith.
Michael Jordan's dad based on Smith's 1993 novel of the same
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name. Okay, to film stars Bill Paxton,
okay, Billy, Bob Thornton, okay.And Bridget Fonda.
Wow, this is a good movie all sofar.
I'm loving it. Set in rural Minnesota, the
story follows Brothers, Hank, Paxton, and Jacob Mitchell.
Thornton who along with Jacobs friend.
Lou Brent, Briscoe discovered a crashed plane containing, 4.4
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million in cash, the three men and Hanks wife, Sarah Van de go
to Great Lengths to keep the money a secret, but begin to
doubt each other's trust was alllies.
Deceit, murder. This is that's awesome.
There's No Country for Old Men. I was going to say the same
thing. This sounds cool shit.
I Of this. This?
What the heck? Why are?
We too much more because I kind of didn't want to watch it.
Why have we not heard about this?
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I don't know. Oh, Gary Cole is also in it.
Oh, not King. Cole's grandson, huh?
How many movies do you think? Are there that are that?
We would love that. We just never heard of Also
having moving keep moving, huh? This is fucking wild.
That is one. Nice thing about continuing to
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watch the years. Go by you get the warden you.
Oh, there's a, there's a movie. I didn't know about.
There's a movie from 25 years ago.
All right. Yeah, it's a treat yourself to
that. Wow.
Okay. Sam Raimi, huh.
Sam Raimi directed Billy, Bob Thornton and, and Bill Paxton.
The Rotten Tomato score I bet it's perfect hundred ninety-one
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percent E1 is insane. Okay.
Is that this is I mean this is obviously never give it how many
thought. Oh this is got to be where the
band came up with their name, right?
Right. Yeah, A Fire Inside.
What the fuck? I want to see this.
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Yeah, me too. I'm kind of disappointed that
this is the article we got because I kind of just want to
go watch it. Dude, you're just reading it
looking at the budget and what it made in the Box off music.
Fuck Danielle friend. No way.
I mean I guess it makes sense with Sam Raimi.
But does it the same array? Me and Danny Elfman collaborate.
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Yeah, I believe Danny. Elfman did what's wrong?
What's the what's the one that we just watched with the Mr?
Strange, I believe Danny Elfman do the movie or the Music Fair.
Mr. Strange, and the Temple of Madness, huh?
Weird. Okay, I don't know that.
I'm sure, almost certain. All right, great.
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Good for him. This Feels like, you know,
you're a long time ago. I did a I got Saturday Night
Live Draft. We're like me and some friends
will get around and we try to. Yeah, this movie feels like if
you were drafted a movie you back.
Okay. All right.
My first pick is director and it's Sam Raimi and ever fuck
out. I'm Ray me.
You know? And then eventually yeah, it
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just gets back like you could you could the plot could be
something you could you can a draft like supporting actors.
Yeah. Music.
This is a which bill you I want Paxton her Pullman.
Yeah, exactly. Nowadays.
He like, which Chris do you want?
One of one of them and the losergets Pratt.
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That's actually that's not a badidea to like a funnel movie
dropped like that. Well that's kind of like not to
name-drop. That's kind of like Jordan peels
board game. It is like Jordan feels board
game that you and I played that no one else has played or that
people in Chicago. Yeah.
Can you go into detail on what you mean by that?
It's called. I believe the game is called
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star power. Nice.
Good memory. And you do exactly that.
You do you like basically have acertain amount of money?
Yeah. That you can like by actors and
directors and like the genre of movie and then you, like go
through a whole award season with that movie, I guess it is.
Yeah, we played it with the he when he was in Chicago long time
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ago, he co-created it with a mutual friend.
He's a An acquaintance rush rushHowell.
Yeah. Anyway, so yeah, they created
this what he said. There's two versions or there's
two copies. Russia has one and George one of
the other. So yeah I remember not being
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clever enough to be good at it. We also had to play like a very
abbreviated version because I think it's a longer game and
Rush was like just going to makeyou sit here.
Yeah let's get him. That's the mark of a good board
game but it was it was neat. It was cool.
It was cool too. To this weird piece of history
or whatever, whatever it is, I don't know.
And I believe Jordan did all of the artwork on it, like all of
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the, you know, every actor and wherever that you could draft
had was drawing a much better memory than I do.
I don't remember. I was just so Starstruck by the
starfish, how actually rushed? Yeah, really, he really is like,
my favorite pieces are. Yeah, he's a city, probably,
he's very impressed. My favorite lawyer.
I have a couple more like other lawyers that I like better.
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I weirdly I'm very close friendswith quite a few lawyers.
That isn't, they've gotten me out of some very tight spots in
situations. Okay.
That's your you play very fast and loose with the law.
Not not as far as the laws concerned.
You know, that's true. Yeah.
I mean, it don't catch. It doesn't really count.
Does it? What's the most illegal thing
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that you've ever done, that you're willing to admit on the
podcast? What's the statute of
limitations on murder? Is there has to be one, right?
Right. Actually don't know if there is
one or not. Dear.
Is there such a limitation on anything or on everything?
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I don't know. I don't forget you can kill
someone. 25 years does not seem like it has to be, like, I feel
like the Golden State came when it was a long time ago, I feel
like if they were BTK, if they would have died from natural
causes by now, you know what I mean?
Like, so you're saying, if I killed a 98 year old woman, then
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my such accusations a lot. Yeah, that if I killed a
teenage. Yes, yes.
Okay. Do they take into account of the
teenager? Was like a daredevil or anything
though. And they, like whether they
smoke actuary in here, the statute of limitations.
Yeah, okay. Alright, that's interesting.
That was Ed Norton's job in my club.
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Yeah. I don't know, it feels like a
lot of other people think. That's one thing that I would,
that would be worth admitting onthe pockets.
Especially fun. Sure.
It feels like murder would have a long statute of limitations or
none, or, you know what I mean? Yeah.
Well, isn't it something like, if if new evidence arises like,
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oh, that's, that's something different.
That's like if you get tried formurder or whatever and you get
found not guilty. But then, later new evidence
comes up. You can get tried again, right?
There's like double jeopardy that I thought that was Double
Jeopardy, differences. If new evidence comes to light,
that makes sense like, oh, something's changed.
We need to bring o.j. back, right?
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First. Oh he wrote a book called if I
did it do you know what the cover looks like or the typeface
or whatever? So like he was right he was
gonna write that he wrote the book if I did it and I don't
remember who it was what party was.
I sued him for. It might have been oh not as
ex-wife but the the other, the other fellow that got murdered.
I think his family got the rights to the book.
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They're like, I fucked that. You can't write that book and it
took him to court and they won. And they released the book but
they made the, if really, really, really small.
So it just says I did it by o.j.Simpson.
That's very good. Is that right?
Yeah. Yeah, very, very funny.
So I don't think it's any of themoney from that.
I think they get all the money from the sale.
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Nice. Yeah.
Which is good. I feel like as far as the week.
I mean, I beat a lot. You can you can that you do, I
think you'd never speed. Hey, that's what I fucking
thought, but the city of Chicagothinks otherwise because I'm
constantly getting pictures of my fucking car driving 6 to 10
miles per hour over the The speed limit so know that is
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speeding. So I think you deserve it yet
anyway. Anything more than the posted
speed limit is speeding. Even if it's one mile over as
technically speeding, isn't thatstupid?
I probably every six weeks, I get a speeding ticket in the
mail that sucks. It's fucking wild.
How much of it do you think is like not legitimate it's
probably all legitimate 6 to 10 miles over.
I'm so I bet the city is juicing, those tickets for
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everybody and that's like what abig Revenue stream for them.
Oh well, what do you mean juicing?
I mean, if I'm going if the speed limit Universe I don't
think 2016 10 over. How do they prove it?
There's cameras. How do they prove it to you?
They just say, hey, we got you. Yeah.
Okay. So then it doesn't matter.
It might actually have the speedthat you are going, but also
like. What's the difference between
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know, if a cop is just like you're going whatever, and then
it's like, show me. And then it's like, okay.
Here's the thing that says, you're going that fast.
I agree. I don't think I should be
getting tickets. I agree with that, too.
I do think. I think should be getting paid
because you're so safe getting your destination.
Because here's the thing. On like a lot of them are on
Irving Park where the speed limits like 35 their big long
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stretches where? Yeah, maybe I'm going 41.
Maybe I am. So what about it do, I need a
ticket for it. No.
What if the government incentivize you to be a safe
driver where every every day That you didn't like have have
an incident, you would accrue, acertain amount of money.
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So like, what's I mean? This is not it.
This is way too large an amount but just for demonstration
purposes, like first day of the month, you make a dollar, if you
get to the day without fucking up and the next day you get one
dollar plus you get n? N+.
So, day two, you would get 2 day3.
You would get you did. So, so that's, that's where we
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have to slow down because if we did it, if we doubled it every
day, by the end of the month, you'll be making them a million
billion dollars. So that's about maybe a cap on
it. Where, like, once you hit a
seven day streak every day, you're making $10.
So you know, it's like somethinglike something like that.
What if it was just here insteadof every day you get paid out
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once a month, okay, make it to the if you Get to the end of the
month, 100 bucks. But if you fuck up once nothing
nothing. Yeah, yeah.
Okay. With that eliminates, a lot of
math. I like that, I like that.
Yeah. Because then you gotta think
like over the course of a lifetime, I'd that could add up.
I got some 100 bucks a month ain't that much.
But like It's not that much. Yeah, I mean over over 10
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months, that's 1,000 bucks. Yeah, I mean over 20 months.
That's 2,000 bucks over. 30 months is probably like 2,500
bucks. Yeah, it's kind of hard to say.
One gets the numbers I beg but yeah, I think so.
That's not a bad idea. I bet Sweden is doing something
like that. Right.
Well, it's in devising their, I mean other contributions.
A don't make you fucking drive acar around, you know, very
smart. So then you can't get tickets
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for it. Or the or if your trains going
too fast they just take it. Everyone on the train.
Well, you gotta be careful because if you're on the train
and the train is going 60 miles an hour.
If you get up and start walking towards the front, you're
technically traveling faster than the speed limit, right?
If the train is turning, and you're on the outside of the
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turn, you're going fast. The people are getting dad son.
OK, so you owe me seven. The inside of the trains is
himself. The most money that's.
Yeah. And if you're on the training
you walk from the front of the train to the back.
They actually have to pay you a little.
Yeah. She's going slightly under.
I think that's all the things I can think of.
If a, you know, if you jump right before a train crashes,
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you don't get hurt. Yeah, I use I think about that
all the time. I'm in an elevator.
I'm constantly like how do I notdie?
If this happens, I do really like the thing where if you jump
right before the elevator startsgoing down, then it's like
you're floating. Yeah, that's pretty cool.
I think I was traumatized about elevators because I watched
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Mission Impossible. The first one when it came out
when I was Fucking little kid when they come out 96 major.
So, I was like, eight years old.You remember what happens to
Emilio Estevez in that movie took the first ten minutes of
the movie hockey? Yeah, he goes into.
It's a little league team Ramona.
No. So, basically Ethan Hawke's are
wasn't even on Ethan Hunt, whatever his whole crew gets
killed in the mission, okay, andmovie.
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And that's like that's at the whole wrestling movie.
So Emilio Estevez gets killed, he's like on top of an elevator
and it doesn't stop. And it like I feel like he likes
its Crimson like spikes or something crazy.
It's So brutal that you don't really see it.
But as a kid I was like, oh my God, like it was so scary.
Can I also do is I feel like this is probably not true but I
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think it goes like no no. Oh God.
And I'm sure there's no spikes either but like in my head of
the kid it was fucking absolutely.
Traumatizing had to take the stairs everywhere after that
very out of breath. II.
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Like, one of my favorite scenes in all of movies is there's that
fine elevator scene in Revenge of the Sith where it's just
shooting up and down artuz, flinging it all around, they're
jumping on top of it. It's all good.
And is it Revenge? The answer Vengeance for what
happens there in a bounce house in the elevator?
They're in an elevator. Yeah.
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And they have to get out there on top and then he like jumps
out and grabs onto the and then there's the deleted scene about
that. I don't remember this Revenge of
the Sith. Yeah there's a fundamental
better. Yeah.
Great but that's that's fun within the deleted scene.
Yeah. Which is Psychotic and should
have been kept in the film. They're like talking to our two
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on their little walkie-talkie. Yeah.
Like you said something in binary the Droid language and
then Anakin just repeats it and speaks he beeps and Boop's.
Now, why would he didn't? They're having he and Obi-Wan
are having an argument and it's like, oh, here's a good one over
here. No, I think.
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And then the beeps and Boop's happen means up and then
everyone's like, no, I thought that meant down and and whatever
amount up there. It's, it's fucking wild.
It's why I love that. No, I absolutely unhinged.
I should have kept that in they,that is Peak Star Wars and it's
a crime that it's not. That should be having that
conversation as they're like, flying on the elevator, they are
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on an elevator when they're having that conversation had
over the over. Being a part of the movie
Revenge of the Sith you say. Okay.
All right I guess I'll go back and watch it for the elevator
humor. It's good elevator humor.
I mean has its ups and downs. Smell Ya laters.
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Welcome to tilt out fall. I'm Johnny Spencer here on Del
Tempo. We going Wikipedia, we click on
an article. We talk about it.
We do is you're like software degrading or something.
What's my brains? Yeah.
Like over the last few weeks youjust been.
It's hard to get it all out sometimes.
Yeah that's true. But we changed up every week so
it's hard to remember what we'redoing.
And I got you know, I got bread on the brain.
(01:05):
I got breakfast. Put some some bread in the oven
I got thinking had your wolves. I am, I'm a boy those sweet lips
because we've been making BLTs this week for lunch, ran out of
bread at to make some more bread, man.
That's what the b stands for, huh?
Yeah, okay. Frank listen to me.
Yeah, it's great sandwich. Yeah.
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But it's very friendly. And I got some my making
pepperoni sandwiches. Oh, okay.
Okay. You know, what goes on
pepperoni? That's it.
Any wet I you could you don't? I the most recent, why did I put
barbecue sauce on it? Okay.
And it was not bad but I just really like the interaction of
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the spicy. Hmm.
Bread with the silky silky smooth pepperoni.
But as I for one I made some, I made some chili crisp.
The fuck is that? We've been we've been buying
chili Chris, but first of all, it's so Expensive.
Second of all, have to time you find it, it tastes like shit.
Yeah, lets you get the good stuff.
Yeah, orange juice. I bought some orange juice, or
(02:12):
simply orange juice. Just like shit.
Because I'll bet I've been using.
The last time I had orange juicewas like, literally fresh.
Squeezed, like, at my bar as well.
I want you to the fucking jam and then I had like this simply
pure orange. I was like, this tastes like
shit. There's this place on the corner
here. This new coffee shop.
Yeah, I walk with a friend there, sometimes it warns you
some coffee. Yeah, which is bad.
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Yeah, but if you take hold the coffee, it's Be good.
That's nice. Yeah, it's got a silver bullet.
They have one of those machines that has a bunch of oranges in
the top. Yeah, yeah, exactly.
So fucking good. So I did a road, you're saying
something about something else, that's it.
That's what your has. I was going to say we walked.
How do we get back to? So I'd be Road you to talk about
orange juice. Oh, was I going to say something
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else? Yeah, probably we're talking
about Brad and silky Taste of pepperoni on.
Oh, it's really chilly. Christmas, red pepper, flakes
and crispy shallots and garlic. Like okay, what do you use it
for everything? Yeah, I'm Chef.
Okay and oil. So it's just like basically you
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you cut up your shallots and garlic and you fry them in a lot
of oil. Yeah.
Right and then you just dump it all into red, pepper, flakes,
sounds awesome. It's fantastic.
Big bowl that for breakfast and it goes great with the milk.
dude, it's I will not it'll be about two weeks for me as the
(03:43):
crow flies before I get the chance.
Yeah, we're recording a little early, cause you got a little
trip coming up, but when I get back.
Oh, the first thing I'm gonna dowhen I set foot on American
soil. Yes, I'm going to get some
fucking Boo Berry, oh fuck man. Yeah, I was at Target like a
couple days ago checking at and I didn't see it yet so maybe I
need to go to different Target or something but it my mind's on
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the monsters right now. Oh man, I can't wait because I
never had any of So, you know, I'm going to have to go dude,
fucking all of it. I'm not much of a chocolate
cereal guy. I've not had Frankenberry, so
I'll be interested to compare the two.
I'm surprised that have a peanutbutter one.
Can we get like a Wolfman? Peanut butter wonder?
What would the what monster would be cooking up dogs?
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Love peanut butter. It's true.
You know and what would it be called?
Wolfman loves peanut butter. Yummy, Mummy is one, right?
We bring mommy fruit. Brute, yeah, Boo Berry so where
where is there? A peanut butter adjacent
creature? That we can use the main floor
is your what you're wondering, George, wolfington Carver You
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could call it. You can get rid of blueberry
called, peanut butter. Peanut butter?
Oh my God. Boo Berry makes with peanut
butter. You get a, you get?
Oh my God. Pete BJ.
Yeah. Oh blue.
Mix. The peanut butter cereal, right?
Well, that's a good idea. That's something you just do
right now. I bet right?
Mix like. Peanut butter crunch.
Be Mr. Cruncher like a tricks orsomething out of tricks.
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Tricks is a little too wild. Probably looks like a Singular
Sensation. I mean oops all berries.
Which have they done? Oops.
All berries, and peanut butter crumb.
Wow. That's that's like ripe for the
plucking. They have to have right.
There's no way they haven't to perfect taste under one house to
(05:34):
perfect taste. The Taste perfect together.
Yeah. Wow.
They have to have, there's no way they have it.
That's such a good idea that we just came up with right now.
I want some damn, it sounds crunch berries.
I like that, man. Yeah, I I get crunk.
Even get regular Captain Crunch.Any well I don't get any of that
anymore. I could do nothing stopping me.
But once I tasted the delicious crunch of the Barry, I'm not I
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don't really go for the originalcabinets.
You do, oops. All berries or do some berries,
okay? Yeah.
I do really love the Reese's Puffs cereal.
I don't know that exist anymore.I like it as a snack.
I'll just pop them on the mouth.Dry.
One of the best things I've everhad.
And I didn't even know that you could do this until until I had
this. And then by my world was open,
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Cheerios and chocolate milk thatRice Krispie Treat.
But instead of Rice Krispies youthink this is Reese's Puffs
cereal, okay? Honestly, one of the best
fucking things I've ever eaten and you can use any cereal.
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There's nothing stopping you. I don't know why we haven't.
I don't know why more people aren't doing.
Why are why are more people talking about this basically
just like Sweet. Sweet and buttery.
It's more sweet. More buttery peanut butter?
Yes. Yeah, and it was fucking
awesome. Okay, you got that?
Oops. All berries.
Boom. This is a good idea.
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I feel like Cap'n Crunch. Be really good with it to
honestly. Yeah will be a badge like
Raisin. Bran might not be a great 04.
I think Frosted Flakes would be bad.
It would be too well. Pat yeah, right.
Exactly. Break your tooth.
Try to find it. Hmm.
Have you do not crave is have you seen that or had it?
I've seen it. Imagine if pizza rolls were
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smaller, the outside is crispy and instead of chocolate.
I like a koala. Yummy that's a that's a yes,
exactly. Okay.
If you just pour koalas into a bowl of milk.
It sounds fucking awesome, really good.
It's really, really good. Yeah.
Okay. And they you've seen, they've
been miserable your whole life, even know it because it just
(07:45):
looks very nondescript here. I create, what the fuck is that
I always imagined? It was like a grape nuts or
something. Right.
Right. Which I can also never had.
Oh, you know what? I love, what.
Honey Bunches of Oats you ever had Honey Bunches of Oats.
Maybe he questers of it's, It's adult cereal, but it's very
yeah, sure. Adult ingredients with like a
(08:07):
bunch of sugar. It's kids cereal for adults and
it's awesome Raisin. Bran crunches kind of like that.
I got. I bought that on accident
instead of Raisin Bran. So this is too fun.
You know what I really I love a frosted mini-wheats.
Oh, boy Frosted Mini yeah they're like Actually really
good. Yeah, and you wouldn't, I don't
even though, I've only I'm a big, I love.
(08:29):
Just getting a box here in this going to town with my hands.
Yeah, see it. I can't do that because I'll eat
the whole box whereas if I can say I had one bolt and now I'm
Fabolous here, I'll probably have a second because my wife
poured too much milk. That's, that's the Trap I fall
into for a long time. I would do milk first and then,
(08:49):
just keep pouring cereal into the milks gone.
Then your cereals always crunchy.
I'm so smart. I love that.
But then it was like, oh, I'm eating a whole box of cereal
because if you fill a bowl up with milk, that's a fuckload of
milk would be, I guess. Yeah, I should start doing that.
When I go to the movie, theatersof my popcorn and nacho cheese,
(09:13):
man. People do I do fuck with that
the most wretched shipped to their popcorn at the movies?
I mean, you probably You're seeing it all.
Yeah, I mean, if I was the only things I would ever do, I would
never dump the chocolate into the bag but I will do a handful
of popcorn couple of Reese's. I've seen plenty of people
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dumped the truck on the bag. Dragon, no problem that but it's
not my game. I don't know.
It's too inconsistent noting that these these people are
doing is on paper illegal. Yes.
It's just it's not even that it's like the taste would be
bad. It's just like you're eating
this into dark with maybe to nap.
Atkins, right? And not kids are like pieces of
(09:56):
cardboard. So there's like dumping the
nacho cheese in the back. That's my first thought was
imaginary. I just getting a hand like whole
handful of nacho cheese, popcorn.
And then looking at off, This would happen.
So surprisingly often We had like pickled jalapenos and the
(10:17):
cups for our nachos. You should go get a bunch of
those and just dump those in thepopcorn.
Uh-huh. And then they would also be like
let me get, let me get some of the juice that comes with it.
That's gross. Oh, that's no good.
I don't I think like jalapeno. Popcorn would probably be good.
I've had pickle favorite popcorn.
It's fine. I'm not trying to get wet the
wet. It's the wet.
(10:37):
That's like it's the wet. That's that's challenging.
I mean, I remember being a kid does not even close to him then
but like making a nacho sandwichwhere you have to nachos with a
bunch of popcorn in the middle. Oh sure.
That's a also, just the, the unforgivable amount of butter
(10:59):
that people would shock and what's you know, that little
baguette that was before to thatwas before.
We really had the technology to allow people to do their own.
Oh, so they're back. Say when and you just be there,
like now, CB part you be apart party to the co-conspirator or
(11:19):
they which one thing that I do, I am like on board with in
moderation is like layering the butter because if you just
double the butter in the put it on top, sure you eat the first
handful and then there's no butter that makes sense.
Sure. But people would be like three
or four layers and and it's likekeep it coming.
It's like this. You know what?
Quinn gets wet and it like, shrinks up kind of yeah.
(11:40):
Gross absolutely wretched or gonna bite it and like liquid
comes out of the popcorn. Like that's how it's soaked.
It is what was real just criminal?
Well, you get the popcorn, they have any butter and then they'd
be like, hey, let me get a cup of butter on the side to to do.
Why did Dipper Pop? I don't know if they were
dipping it in or just like dumplings address, as you went
(12:02):
out, it's like you think people are better now are the same
word. Worse or absolutely worse
because now they have no oversight.
What we would do as employees, which was great, as we make,
like, employee batches of popcorn.
Uh-huh. What would that gets the stuff?
That's where you put double saltand double butter in the pot, or
double oil and the Pauper. Okay, so it's good.
(12:23):
Okay, I like that. So, it was like super, it was
like bright yellow. Okay, good.
This is just really neat. You mix some Starburst in there.
Yep. I also, I'm sure I've talked
about this, but one time I had adream and I was like you did
What do you put something in thebun one?
I put I put popcorn in a hot dogbun and then put butter on top
and I tried it and that was honestly very good.
(12:45):
I could have thrown there's moreto it.
Like, well we muttered. A Hershey bar is something.
Also would put the M&M's in the bun, warmer to bottom Point
walks, but that and put that in the freezer.
So as yeah, whole, I do not see that in a dream though.
That was that was passed down toyou.
Yeah. Would you like an article?
Yeah, please. A Simple Plan.
(13:09):
No film, damn it. Oh, what a simple plan is a 1998
neo-noir crime, Thriller film directed by Pete, Wentz, Sam
Raimi, same row. Interesting.
One of my favorite directors. I didn't know that did this
movie and written by Scott and BSmith.
Michael Jordan's dad based on Smith's 1993 novel of the same
(13:31):
name. Okay, to film stars Bill Paxton,
okay, Billy, Bob Thornton, okay.And Bridget Fonda.
Wow, this is a good movie all sofar.
I'm loving it. Set in rural Minnesota, the
story follows Brothers, Hank, Paxton, and Jacob Mitchell.
Thornton who along with Jacobs friend.
Lou Brent, Briscoe discovered a crashed plane containing, 4.4
(13:54):
million in cash, the three men and Hanks wife, Sarah Van de go
to Great Lengths to keep the money a secret, but begin to
doubt each other's trust was alllies.
Deceit, murder. This is that's awesome.
There's No Country for Old Men. I was going to say the same
thing. This sounds cool shit.
I Of this. This?
What the heck? Why are?
We too much more because I kind of didn't want to watch it.
Why have we not heard about this?
(14:15):
I don't know. Oh, Gary Cole is also in it.
Oh, not King. Cole's grandson, huh?
How many movies do you think? Are there that are that?
We would love that. We just never heard of Also
having moving keep moving, huh? This is fucking wild.
That is one. Nice thing about continuing to
(14:36):
watch the years. Go by you get the warden you.
Oh, there's a, there's a movie. I didn't know about.
There's a movie from 25 years ago.
All right. Yeah, it's a treat yourself to
that. Wow.
Okay. Sam Raimi, huh.
Sam Raimi directed Billy, Bob Thornton and, and Bill Paxton.
The Rotten Tomato score I bet it's perfect hundred ninety-one
(14:57):
percent E1 is insane. Okay.
Is that this is I mean this is obviously never give it how many
thought. Oh this is got to be where the
band came up with their name, right?
Right. Yeah, A Fire Inside.
What the fuck? I want to see this.
(15:17):
Yeah, me too. I'm kind of disappointed that
this is the article we got because I kind of just want to
go watch it. Dude, you're just reading it
looking at the budget and what it made in the Box off music.
Fuck Danielle friend. No way.
I mean I guess it makes sense with Sam Raimi.
But does it the same array? Me and Danny Elfman collaborate.
(15:38):
Yeah, I believe Danny. Elfman did what's wrong?
What's the what's the one that we just watched with the Mr?
Strange, I believe Danny Elfman do the movie or the Music Fair.
Mr. Strange, and the Temple of Madness, huh?
Weird. Okay, I don't know that.
I'm sure, almost certain. All right, great.
(15:59):
Good for him. This Feels like, you know,
you're a long time ago. I did a I got Saturday Night
Live Draft. We're like me and some friends
will get around and we try to. Yeah, this movie feels like if
you were drafted a movie you back.
Okay. All right.
My first pick is director and it's Sam Raimi and ever fuck
out. I'm Ray me.
You know? And then eventually yeah, it
(16:20):
just gets back like you could you could the plot could be
something you could you can a draft like supporting actors.
Yeah. Music.
This is a which bill you I want Paxton her Pullman.
Yeah, exactly. Nowadays.
He like, which Chris do you want?
One of one of them and the losergets Pratt.
(16:41):
That's actually that's not a badidea to like a funnel movie
dropped like that. Well that's kind of like not to
name-drop. That's kind of like Jordan peels
board game. It is like Jordan feels board
game that you and I played that no one else has played or that
people in Chicago. Yeah.
Can you go into detail on what you mean by that?
It's called. I believe the game is called
(17:02):
star power. Nice.
Good memory. And you do exactly that.
You do you like basically have acertain amount of money?
Yeah. That you can like by actors and
directors and like the genre of movie and then you, like go
through a whole award season with that movie, I guess it is.
Yeah, we played it with the he when he was in Chicago long time
(17:24):
ago, he co-created it with a mutual friend.
He's a An acquaintance rush rushHowell.
Yeah. Anyway, so yeah, they created
this what he said. There's two versions or there's
two copies. Russia has one and George one of
the other. So yeah I remember not being
(17:46):
clever enough to be good at it. We also had to play like a very
abbreviated version because I think it's a longer game and
Rush was like just going to makeyou sit here.
Yeah let's get him. That's the mark of a good board
game but it was it was neat. It was cool.
It was cool too. To this weird piece of history
or whatever, whatever it is, I don't know.
And I believe Jordan did all of the artwork on it, like all of
(18:09):
the, you know, every actor and wherever that you could draft
had was drawing a much better memory than I do.
I don't remember. I was just so Starstruck by the
starfish, how actually rushed? Yeah, really, he really is like,
my favorite pieces are. Yeah, he's a city, probably,
he's very impressed. My favorite lawyer.
I have a couple more like other lawyers that I like better.
(18:31):
I weirdly I'm very close friendswith quite a few lawyers.
That isn't, they've gotten me out of some very tight spots in
situations. Okay.
That's your you play very fast and loose with the law.
Not not as far as the laws concerned.
You know, that's true. Yeah.
I mean, it don't catch. It doesn't really count.
Does it? What's the most illegal thing
(18:51):
that you've ever done, that you're willing to admit on the
podcast? What's the statute of
limitations on murder? Is there has to be one, right?
Right. Actually don't know if there is
one or not. Dear.
Is there such a limitation on anything or on everything?
(19:18):
I don't know. I don't forget you can kill
someone. 25 years does not seem like it has to be, like, I feel
like the Golden State came when it was a long time ago, I feel
like if they were BTK, if they would have died from natural
causes by now, you know what I mean?
Like, so you're saying, if I killed a 98 year old woman, then
(19:39):
my such accusations a lot. Yeah, that if I killed a
teenage. Yes, yes.
Okay. Do they take into account of the
teenager? Was like a daredevil or anything
though. And they, like whether they
smoke actuary in here, the statute of limitations.
Yeah, okay. Alright, that's interesting.
That was Ed Norton's job in my club.
(20:00):
Yeah. I don't know, it feels like a
lot of other people think. That's one thing that I would,
that would be worth admitting onthe pockets.
Especially fun. Sure.
It feels like murder would have a long statute of limitations or
none, or, you know what I mean? Yeah.
Well, isn't it something like, if if new evidence arises like,
(20:23):
oh, that's, that's something different.
That's like if you get tried formurder or whatever and you get
found not guilty. But then, later new evidence
comes up. You can get tried again, right?
There's like double jeopardy that I thought that was Double
Jeopardy, differences. If new evidence comes to light,
that makes sense like, oh, something's changed.
We need to bring o.j. back, right?
(20:43):
First. Oh he wrote a book called if I
did it do you know what the cover looks like or the typeface
or whatever? So like he was right he was
gonna write that he wrote the book if I did it and I don't
remember who it was what party was.
I sued him for. It might have been oh not as
ex-wife but the the other, the other fellow that got murdered.
I think his family got the rights to the book.
(21:03):
They're like, I fucked that. You can't write that book and it
took him to court and they won. And they released the book but
they made the, if really, really, really small.
So it just says I did it by o.j.Simpson.
That's very good. Is that right?
Yeah. Yeah, very, very funny.
So I don't think it's any of themoney from that.
I think they get all the money from the sale.
(21:24):
Nice. Yeah.
Which is good. I feel like as far as the week.
I mean, I beat a lot. You can you can that you do, I
think you'd never speed. Hey, that's what I fucking
thought, but the city of Chicagothinks otherwise because I'm
constantly getting pictures of my fucking car driving 6 to 10
miles per hour over the The speed limit so know that is
(21:45):
speeding. So I think you deserve it yet
anyway. Anything more than the posted
speed limit is speeding. Even if it's one mile over as
technically speeding, isn't thatstupid?
I probably every six weeks, I get a speeding ticket in the
mail that sucks. It's fucking wild.
How much of it do you think is like not legitimate it's
probably all legitimate 6 to 10 miles over.
I'm so I bet the city is juicing, those tickets for
(22:06):
everybody and that's like what abig Revenue stream for them.
Oh well, what do you mean juicing?
I mean, if I'm going if the speed limit Universe I don't
think 2016 10 over. How do they prove it?
There's cameras. How do they prove it to you?
They just say, hey, we got you. Yeah.
Okay. So then it doesn't matter.
It might actually have the speedthat you are going, but also
like. What's the difference between
(22:26):
know, if a cop is just like you're going whatever, and then
it's like, show me. And then it's like, okay.
Here's the thing that says, you're going that fast.
I agree. I don't think I should be
getting tickets. I agree with that, too.
I do think. I think should be getting paid
because you're so safe getting your destination.
Because here's the thing. On like a lot of them are on
Irving Park where the speed limits like 35 their big long
(22:48):
stretches where? Yeah, maybe I'm going 41.
Maybe I am. So what about it do, I need a
ticket for it. No.
What if the government incentivize you to be a safe
driver where every every day That you didn't like have have
an incident, you would accrue, acertain amount of money.
(23:09):
So like, what's I mean? This is not it.
This is way too large an amount but just for demonstration
purposes, like first day of the month, you make a dollar, if you
get to the day without fucking up and the next day you get one
dollar plus you get n? N+.
So, day two, you would get 2 day3.
You would get you did. So, so that's, that's where we
(23:30):
have to slow down because if we did it, if we doubled it every
day, by the end of the month, you'll be making them a million
billion dollars. So that's about maybe a cap on
it. Where, like, once you hit a
seven day streak every day, you're making $10.
So you know, it's like somethinglike something like that.
What if it was just here insteadof every day you get paid out
(23:52):
once a month, okay, make it to the if you Get to the end of the
month, 100 bucks. But if you fuck up once nothing
nothing. Yeah, yeah.
Okay. With that eliminates, a lot of
math. I like that, I like that.
Yeah. Because then you gotta think
like over the course of a lifetime, I'd that could add up.
I got some 100 bucks a month ain't that much.
But like It's not that much. Yeah, I mean over over 10
(24:14):
months, that's 1,000 bucks. Yeah, I mean over 20 months.
That's 2,000 bucks over. 30 months is probably like 2,500
bucks. Yeah, it's kind of hard to say.
One gets the numbers I beg but yeah, I think so.
That's not a bad idea. I bet Sweden is doing something
like that. Right.
Well, it's in devising their, I mean other contributions.
A don't make you fucking drive acar around, you know, very
smart. So then you can't get tickets
(24:35):
for it. Or the or if your trains going
too fast they just take it. Everyone on the train.
Well, you gotta be careful because if you're on the train
and the train is going 60 miles an hour.
If you get up and start walking towards the front, you're
technically traveling faster than the speed limit, right?
If the train is turning, and you're on the outside of the
(24:58):
turn, you're going fast. The people are getting dad son.
OK, so you owe me seven. The inside of the trains is
himself. The most money that's.
Yeah. And if you're on the training
you walk from the front of the train to the back.
They actually have to pay you a little.
Yeah. She's going slightly under.
I think that's all the things I can think of.
If a, you know, if you jump right before a train crashes,
(25:20):
you don't get hurt. Yeah, I use I think about that
all the time. I'm in an elevator.
I'm constantly like how do I notdie?
If this happens, I do really like the thing where if you jump
right before the elevator startsgoing down, then it's like
you're floating. Yeah, that's pretty cool.
I think I was traumatized about elevators because I watched
(25:41):
Mission Impossible. The first one when it came out
when I was Fucking little kid when they come out 96 major.
So, I was like, eight years old.You remember what happens to
Emilio Estevez in that movie took the first ten minutes of
the movie hockey? Yeah, he goes into.
It's a little league team Ramona.
No. So, basically Ethan Hawke's are
wasn't even on Ethan Hunt, whatever his whole crew gets
killed in the mission, okay, andmovie.
(26:03):
And that's like that's at the whole wrestling movie.
So Emilio Estevez gets killed, he's like on top of an elevator
and it doesn't stop. And it like I feel like he likes
its Crimson like spikes or something crazy.
It's So brutal that you don't really see it.
But as a kid I was like, oh my God, like it was so scary.
Can I also do is I feel like this is probably not true but I
(26:24):
think it goes like no no. Oh God.
And I'm sure there's no spikes either but like in my head of
the kid it was fucking absolutely.
Traumatizing had to take the stairs everywhere after that
very out of breath. II.
(26:44):
Like, one of my favorite scenes in all of movies is there's that
fine elevator scene in Revenge of the Sith where it's just
shooting up and down artuz, flinging it all around, they're
jumping on top of it. It's all good.
And is it Revenge? The answer Vengeance for what
happens there in a bounce house in the elevator?
They're in an elevator. Yeah.
(27:05):
And they have to get out there on top and then he like jumps
out and grabs onto the and then there's the deleted scene about
that. I don't remember this Revenge of
the Sith. Yeah there's a fundamental
better. Yeah.
Great but that's that's fun within the deleted scene.
Yeah. Which is Psychotic and should
have been kept in the film. They're like talking to our two
(27:28):
on their little walkie-talkie. Yeah.
Like you said something in binary the Droid language and
then Anakin just repeats it and speaks he beeps and Boop's.
Now, why would he didn't? They're having he and Obi-Wan
are having an argument and it's like, oh, here's a good one over
here. No, I think.
(27:49):
And then the beeps and Boop's happen means up and then
everyone's like, no, I thought that meant down and and whatever
amount up there. It's, it's fucking wild.
It's why I love that. No, I absolutely unhinged.
I should have kept that in they,that is Peak Star Wars and it's
a crime that it's not. That should be having that
conversation as they're like, flying on the elevator, they are
(28:11):
on an elevator when they're having that conversation had
over the over. Being a part of the movie
Revenge of the Sith you say. Okay.
All right I guess I'll go back and watch it for the elevator
humor. It's good elevator humor.
I mean has its ups and downs. Smell Ya laters.
(28:42):
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