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Hey, y'all.
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It's me, Tara Strong, a.k.a.
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Miss Minutes for Bama Geeks.
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I hope you're ready to watch,
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and if you don't,
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I will have to prune you.
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Stay on your sacred timeline.
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Yeah.
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That was fancy.
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I love that intro.
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Yeah, that worked well.
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Yeah, it did.
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I'm very happy that that worked.
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It worked.
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It worked.
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It was the first time for all of us.
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We've been working on
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rebranding for the YouTube
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and podcast feeds.
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And it's taken a little bit
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longer than I anticipated.
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You know what?
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We didn't get to be with you
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guys last time,
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so let's do something fun and special.
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Let's launch the Tara Strong
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Miss Minutes intro.
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Yeah.
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So, yeah.
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Hey, we're the Bama Geeks.
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We are live on YouTube.
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Hi.
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Hello.
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Hello.
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What's up?
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I'm Brock Parker, and that's my wife.
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I always point the wrong way.
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That's my wife, Jess.
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And we've got Beau Beard and
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then Kevin Gardner.
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We are thrilled that you're
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joining us on your Sunday night live.
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How's everybody doing tonight?
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Hey, doing great.
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Awesome.
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Yeah.
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I feel like somebody's
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haunting me right now.
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Yeah, if you're looking behind Kevin,
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all snap.
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It's like the Undertaker meme.
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kevin is aj styles and yeah
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the undertaker yeah yes as
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you guys know anybody who's
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been listening to this
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podcast for a long time I
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am that guy in the
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neighborhood I am that guy
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that buys the big
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decorations and does the
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big stuff at the house and
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I just happened to get a a
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start on it early with this
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guy and I decided to set
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him up for you guys to
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show just how insanely big
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he is he's the thing is
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massive it's crazy you can
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barely see I was mentioning
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in our patreon but you can
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barely see boba fett
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sticking his head up like
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right behind him so yeah
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it's like it's like a giant
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tiki right now you've got
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boba fett skeleton kevin
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there we go yeah screenshot
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it look how that lines up a
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strange matriska doll set up there
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One day I hope that we can be that guy.
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We just don't have the best
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yard for decorating and
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space and whatnot.
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One day.
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One day.
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Maybe.
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But we thank you for joining
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us here live tonight on YouTube.
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We're going to discuss some
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Alabama-based movies that
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everybody needs to see.
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And before that, though,
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if you're brand new to the
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stream and the podcast, like I said,
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we're the Bama Geeks.
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You can find us on social
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media everywhere at BamaGeeks.com.
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If you're on Facebook,
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if you're one of us old derelicts,
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look us up for the Bama
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Geeks Front Porch.
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That's our Facebook group
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where we post a lot of fun
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things and chit-chat a lot.
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And also, if you'd like to...
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If you'd like to support us
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Patreon and get some bonus content.
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We always try to record an
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episode specifically for
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Patreon and YouTube members.
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Speaking of YouTube members, there you go.
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Oh, look at that.
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Oh, we got a crawl.
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Look at this.
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Oh, my gosh.
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Look at that.
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Is Uncle Joe's Totlocker
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going to be closed?
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No.
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We love you next week.
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School closings at the bottom.
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No, we don't have Uncle Joe's Totlocker.
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Oh, darn.
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But since we're on YouTube
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and streaming live tonight, definitely,
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if you want to be a part of
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our YouTube community,
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we'd love to have you just join.
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subscribe to the channel hit
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a like leave a comment drop
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us a definitely say hi in
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the chat we'd love to to uh
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to talk to you tonight yeah
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and of course right below
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us you see the button that
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says join you can hit that
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and get some extra perks
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all you have to do is hit
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the button for more
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information on that so uh
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as people come into the
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chat we will say hello
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because you know we try to be friendly
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Yeah, we want to acknowledge you.
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Yeah, some Southern hospitality.
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But we thought something
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maybe fun tonight would be
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to do just chit-chat about
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maybe some movies that we
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have seen a list.
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And I know we might have our
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own different movies that
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are based in Alabama.
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Not necessarily filmed in Alabama,
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but based in Alabama.
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Yeah.
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Um,
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apparently Georgia looks a lot like
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Alabama.
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Georgia does look a ton like Alabama, but,
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um, you know, I mean,
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Alabama for the most part.
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of nothing rednecks
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sometimes um hey skylar
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welcome in skylar davis our
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buddy this has less ads
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than the wrestlemania
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behind the curtain video it
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was the rocks idea that's
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why that's right yeah it
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came up with it all yes yes
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Absolutely.
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I guarantee you,
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you will not see any ads in
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this stream right now.
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We're just right now at the
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super chat mark.
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So if you want to leave a super chat,
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we certainly would appreciate it.
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You don't have to.
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But that's the income from YouTube.
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No ads just yet.
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We're close.
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We're working our way there.
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And we apologize in advance
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if we kind of stutter and
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have some streaming issues.
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For some reason,
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StreamYard is not being friendly.
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Yeah.
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Don't you make fun of my stutter, sir.
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You know that good old
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reliable internet in StreamYard, you know,
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it works fine until you
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actually want to go live with it.
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Exactly.
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And then here you go.
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Sometimes we have issues.
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That's, you know,
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we always have issues somewhere.
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But anyway, you know, like I said,
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Alabama can.
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Times, you know,
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we're we're kind of used to
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having punch lines and jabs
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made at our state, you know.
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In between our past and our present,
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that's understandable.
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We got accents.
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Really?
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We do?
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We do.
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But one thing about our
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podcast is we love to tie
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pop culture back into the state.
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And Alabama has a pretty
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rich history with movies
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and with things being filmed here.
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all kinds of things.
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And so we, we,
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we found a list and like I said,
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we might have our own, uh,
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additions to these, but, uh, you know,
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some movies that,
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that they're associated with Alabama.
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So we want to, we want to know if,
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if you've seen them,
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I know I've not seen all of them.
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And so I'd love to know, uh,
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these guys here, if they've seen them,
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what their thoughts are.
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So that's where we're going
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to head into tonight.
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So I think a pretty famous
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one first up would be To
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Kill a Mockingbird.
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Absolutely.
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Yes.
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100%.
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Yeah, I think.
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to watch this in school yeah
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yeah so you see you odds
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are you've seen it because
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you had to watch it in
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school and you know it's
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it's it's a really good
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movie especially you know I
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don't know I don't know if
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I've ever met anybody as a
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kid who was like yeah
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that's my go-to movie I
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like to go and watch that
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but like when you get older
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you start to get to yeah
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appreciate it as an adult
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more yeah I mean i
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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And again, apologies if we glitch.
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Something is going on.
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We were doing fine during
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our Patreon episode.
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Of course.
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It's just starting to be a
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little rambunctious.
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Gregory Peck starred as
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Atticus Finch in To Kill a Mockingbird,
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the famous attorney.
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And he won an Oscar for that.
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And he is the grandfather of Ethan Peck.
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I knew that was coming.
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You knew that was going to show up.
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Ethan Peck,
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who plays Spock on Star Trek
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Strange New Worlds and has
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a massive hold on my wife's heart.
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Just a little, just, just touch.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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If you get a chance to meet
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Ethan out at a con or something,
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definitely do so.
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He's wonderful.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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And has that booming voice
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like his grandfather.
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Yes, he does.
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He definitely carries that Peck family,
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that bloodline from his grandfather.
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The way he's, his looks, his voice,
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all that.
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Yeah.
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Bloodline.
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Bloodline.
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So, you know, of course,
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1962 is when that movie came out.
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It was based in Macomb, Alabama, correct?
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Yes.
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That was the town that it was set in?
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Right.
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Back here in the 1930s?
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You know, anybody who has not seen it,
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it was a famous book put
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out by Harper Lee, an Alabama author.
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Very famous.
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Passed away not too long ago, right?
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Yeah, it hasn't been that long ago.
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Yeah.
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But it tells the story of
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Atticus Finch and his family.
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You know, and the...
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He deals with defending a
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black gentleman against an
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undeserved rape charge.
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And that that gentleman who
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played the defendant for that,
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that was Brock Peters.
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I know that because, you know,
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he's not my namesake or anything,
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but that's just his name is
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close to mine.
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Anyway, he was also in Star Trek six.
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I didn't know that he was.
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I didn't know he was in Star Trek 6.
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It's time to go back and
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rewatch his movies, my dear.
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Yeah, I know.
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It's been a while.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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He was one of the admirals in Star Trek 6.
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Oh, okay.
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Okay.
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But yeah,
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To Kill a Mockingbird is an
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absolute must-see,
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not only for Southerners,
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but also for anybody.
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It's such a wonderfully done movie,
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and it's a powerful, powerful story.
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It won three Oscars for an actor,
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adapted screenplay and art direction.
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I think it was nominated
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several more times as well,
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but it's definitely an American classic,
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so...
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And a very young Robert
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Duvall in that movie also, by the way.
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That's right.
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Yeah.
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Plays a very significant role,
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if you know what I'm referring to.
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So should we talk about spoilers?
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I mean, the movie's been out for a while.
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It's been out for a hot minute.
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Hey, boo.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Scal was a little girl, right?
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Yes.
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That was Mary Badham?
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Yes, that's correct.
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Anyway, she's from Birmingham, right?
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She is, yes.
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So Alabama Connection is all
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around for that movie.
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Just an absolute classic.
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So, yeah, as Kevin mentioned,
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definitely it was a must-see in school.
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I wonder if kids are still seeing that.
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Ninth grade English?
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Yeah, ninth grade English.
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Yeah,
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it was like ninth or fifth grade English.
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Yeah.
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I wonder if that's still a
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thing in school.
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I don't know, obviously.
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I think so.
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I think my daughter had to
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watch it in school.
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She's just now graduated high school,
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and she saw it just a
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handful of years ago.
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I think it was a class requirement.
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Yeah.
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That's one of those,
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it's like I was saying earlier,
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it's one of those movies that you,
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you have to kind of watch
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it begrudgingly.
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And then later on in life, you kind of,
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you either,
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something will always tie back
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to that movie.
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You'll,
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you'll wind up thinking about it like,
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Oh wow, this is that,
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that thing that happened.
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And this is something that's
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really similar to this.
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I think that's one of the
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reasons that they have you watch it.
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It's just the connection.
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And I mean, it also,
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it also does a good job of illustrating,
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you know,
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some of the issues that
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Alabama's had in the past.
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One of the things that we, on Bama Geeks,
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that we try to show all of
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our listeners and viewers
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is one of the reasons we
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exist is that Alabama's
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more than our past.
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Alabama's more than some of
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the things that we've gone through.
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And having films like that,
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it's good for history,
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but at the same time,
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we look at that and go, okay,
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that's kind of in the past.
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Let's move forward a little bit.
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But
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exactly it's still it's
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still good to know that
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because you know if you if
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you don't know your past
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and you're doomed to repeat
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it so yeah there's a lot of
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um there's a lot of lesson
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to be learned in in in that
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movie as well you know
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humanity and the way we
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others are treated you know so absolutely
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yeah yeah and if there's one
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thing I can say about
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modern day alabama is
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everything that I see is
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not like it's passed at all
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you know hardly anymore we
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have certainly made a lot
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of progress but you know a
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lot of movies and a lot of
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stereotypes still want to
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kind of peg us that way and
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it couldn't be further from
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the truth everybody well well
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Sometimes we don't help it.
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We do some stupid stuff,
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just like anywhere else,
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but it's really easy to go, hey,
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here's Alabama.
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Hey, something like this happened.
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Well, it's Alabama.
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Yeah.
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But yeah, you're definitely right.
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One reason we exist is to
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try to debunk a lot of that.
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A lot of pop culture stereotypes.
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It's not even debunking.
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It's just, you know, we're more than that.
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We're more than that.
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Look, you've got the four geeks here.
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We're all immersed in it all the time.
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So, yeah.
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Yeah.
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Well,
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another movie we kind of had on the
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list was a book written by
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Another Birmingham native, Fanny Flagg.
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Yep.
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Fried green tomatoes.
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Fried green tomatoes.
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I've seen bits and pieces of this movie.
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I'm not overly familiar with it,
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but I know Jess loves it.
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I absolutely love this movie.
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I watched it.
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I've watched it many, many, many times.
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But yes, I was going to say,
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I wouldn't have y'all.
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Kevin, have you watched it?
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Bo, have you watched it?
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It's been a while.
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I'm more fond of fried green
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tomatoes than the movie.
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I think I watched it in the late 90s,
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but that's probably the
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last time I've watched it,
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so I'm familiar with it.
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It's a good movie, though.
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Oh, yeah.
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No, I enjoyed it.
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Yeah.
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And I have actually... The
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Irondale Cafe in Birmingham
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is kind of like the...
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uh, inspiration for, for the movie.
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Um, it doesn't look like it's,
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it's not the same cafe in the movie again,
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that was over in Georgia
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that they filmed this, but, uh,
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I absolutely love this movie and, uh,
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this, the friendships in the movie,
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the relationships with the,
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with the people involved,
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it's a beautiful story.
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So I've seen it many, many, many times.
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And it's a recommendation from me.
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If you have not seen it, go check it out.
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Excuse me.
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I know the spoiler in that movie.
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I know of it.
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Of course, I'm not going to give it here.
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In case people haven't seen it, but
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pretty uh jarring yeah
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spoiler yeah thing that
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happens in that movie well
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that yeah there's there's a
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couple little little twists
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little interesting parts to
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this story especially how
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you know someone goes
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missing and you know we we
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love barbecue in alabama
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what can I say we love
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barbecue well it got two
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oscar nominations so it's really good
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Yeah,
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and some fantastic actors in that movie.
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Of course, you've got Kathy Bates,
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whom I adore from several roles.
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I mean, Misery.
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God, Misery.
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You know.
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You know, I'm sorry.
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She's mama in the water, boy.
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Always mama.
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Mama Boucher.
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Was your mama... Bobby Boucher.
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Don't you know what your
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mama told you about?
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She is not the devil.
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And speaking of Kathy Bates, her character,
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as I've become the age that
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I am right now,
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there is a line in that
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movie that I can just
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wholeheartedly relate to at this point.
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And she's kind of having her
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little mental crisis.
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And she says,
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I'm too young to be old and
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too old to be young.
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Yeah.
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Definitely that sweet spot
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in our lives right now, huh?
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Yeah, exactly.
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And, of course,
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her ever-famous supermarket
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parking lot meltdown where
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she summons Tawanda and
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takes care of some little
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prissies that steal her parking spot.
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So it's always a hero moment
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for me in that movie.
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Okay.
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It also has Jessica Tandy
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and Mary Stewart Masterson
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and Mary Louise Parker.
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No relation.
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Yeah.
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If you haven't seen it.
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Oh, yes.
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Thank you.
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Harry.
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Harry back in the chat.
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Hey.
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Hey.
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They catch that gorilla, what,
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broke out the zoo and black your eye?
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Absolutely.
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Thank you.
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That gorilla was a devil.
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The search continues.
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The search continues.
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That is one of the most
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quoted lines in this
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household for some odd reason.
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Rock and I quote that all the time.
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Dave,
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catch that gorilla that bust out of
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the zoo and beat you up.
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No, Mama.
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The search continues.
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Yeah, Mama.
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Royal Orbison.
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While Mama don't know.
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If you get me off on the water, boy,
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we'll be here all night.
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Oh, my gosh.
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And that's a Louisiana movie.
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We've got to get away
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from... This is Alabama.
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Next thing you know,
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we'll be talking about LSU.
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And here we go.
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And your medulla oblongata.
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Oh, me.
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Well,
00:20:00.726 --> 00:20:02.185
fried green tomatoes is one that I
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definitely need to get back and watch.
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I don't know if my
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daughter's seen it or not.
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She'd love it.
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Yeah,
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we do need to probably have a sit
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down and watch that.
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I think y'all would all love it.
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She would love it.
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Complete honesty,
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it's funny because I've
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watched them not as much either,
00:20:17.406 --> 00:20:18.248
but I get It and Steel
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Magnolias mixed up together,
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even though I know they're
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probably different ends of the spectrum.
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I do too.
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I get them mixed up.
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I do too.
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Well, I mean,
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it was all kind of around the same time.
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Yeah,
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a lot of these movies were coming out
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around the same time,
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so it's understandable.
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Mm-hmm.
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Yeah.
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Oh, but yeah, filmed mostly in Georgia,
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all filmed in Georgia, correct?
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I believe so, yeah.
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Two Oscar nominations,
00:20:52.682 --> 00:20:53.742
one for supporting actress,
00:20:53.782 --> 00:20:54.883
which was Jessica Tandy,
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and then one for screenplay.
00:20:57.423 --> 00:20:59.064
And Fanny Flagg for that one
00:20:59.104 --> 00:21:01.964
was nominated as a co-writer for that.
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Uh, Oh, the next, you know what?
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The next one on the list I want to save.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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I'm going to breeze past that.
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We're going to cut.
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We're going to go past that one.
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The next two.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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We're going to have to go.
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Yeah.
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I got us.
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I got to skim through those.
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Cause those are the big ones.
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Yeah.
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Those are what's going to
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get the most discussion.
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Yeah.
00:21:22.048 --> 00:21:22.307
Yeah.
00:21:23.407 --> 00:21:27.430
So, uh, you know, we, we talked about with,
00:21:27.450 --> 00:21:29.851
uh, to kill a mockingbird, you know,
00:21:29.911 --> 00:21:31.592
Alabama's past, um,
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It's a terrible past.
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I mean, there's no way around it.
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But one of the movies on the
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list is called Four Little Girls,
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made back in 1997 by Spike Lee.
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It was his documentary about the 1963,
00:21:50.602 --> 00:21:54.785
the murder of four little
00:21:54.805 --> 00:21:56.165
girls in the 16th Street
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Baptist Church bombing here
00:21:58.326 --> 00:21:58.907
in Birmingham.
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Absolutely terrible.
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Mm-hmm.
00:22:03.402 --> 00:22:05.403
I did end up watching this.
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You did?
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Yes, I have seen it.
00:22:07.923 --> 00:22:09.443
But it was only, it wasn't like,
00:22:10.304 --> 00:22:11.163
like at the time of its
00:22:11.223 --> 00:22:12.404
release is when I saw it.
00:22:12.464 --> 00:22:13.744
So I haven't went back to
00:22:14.125 --> 00:22:14.786
rewatch it again.
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But I did see this when it did come out.
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Yeah.
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Actually, I happened to, when it...
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So years, years, years ago,
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and this won't probably get
00:22:27.340 --> 00:22:29.643
me in any trouble to say out loud,
00:22:29.702 --> 00:22:31.304
but I was working at the
00:22:31.344 --> 00:22:32.625
Jefferson County Courthouse
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at the time that the trial was reopened,
00:22:37.167 --> 00:22:38.587
that Doug Jones proceeded
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with prosecuting the men
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involved with the bombing.
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So I was actually working
00:22:44.332 --> 00:22:45.873
downtown when all that was going on.
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Love Doug Jones.
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Yeah.
00:22:49.295 --> 00:22:49.736
Awesome guy.
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Yeah.
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i did get disappointed
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though when brock pointed
00:22:53.017 --> 00:22:54.336
him out in the airport and
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I that it wasn't the actor
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doug jones and very
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animated hands yeah yeah
00:23:04.520 --> 00:23:05.642
that was a treat back in
00:23:05.961 --> 00:23:06.981
back in march when we were
00:23:07.362 --> 00:23:08.423
at the birmingham airport
00:23:08.542 --> 00:23:10.002
flying to new york and look
00:23:10.042 --> 00:23:11.064
over like hey there's our
00:23:11.084 --> 00:23:12.784
former senator doug jones
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so that was neat to see him
00:23:15.424 --> 00:23:16.885
to see him there um
00:23:17.930 --> 00:23:18.869
But yeah,
00:23:19.029 --> 00:23:20.550
it covers the four
00:23:21.330 --> 00:23:22.571
African-American little girls,
00:23:22.892 --> 00:23:25.452
Addie Mae Collins, Carol Denise McNair,
00:23:25.633 --> 00:23:26.492
Cynthia Wesley,
00:23:27.453 --> 00:23:29.515
and Carol Rosamond Robertson.
00:23:29.575 --> 00:23:30.434
We definitely always want to
00:23:30.454 --> 00:23:33.135
remember those beautiful girls.
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Absolutely.
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But it earned Spike Lee,
00:23:38.798 --> 00:23:40.358
earned him an Academy Award
00:23:40.419 --> 00:23:43.259
nomination for director, along with,
00:23:43.420 --> 00:23:46.240
of course, a lot of widespread praise.
00:23:48.652 --> 00:23:51.095
It's also been selected for
00:23:51.634 --> 00:23:53.257
preservation in the U.S.
00:23:53.336 --> 00:23:54.558
National Film Registry by
00:23:54.578 --> 00:23:55.880
the Library of Congress
00:23:56.601 --> 00:23:58.021
because it is so significant,
00:23:58.583 --> 00:24:00.125
both culturally and historically.
00:24:01.425 --> 00:24:02.827
And Terrence Blanchard did
00:24:02.867 --> 00:24:03.929
the music on that, too.
00:24:04.410 --> 00:24:08.114
So that's he's like up there as well.
00:24:08.294 --> 00:24:08.433
So.
00:24:09.817 --> 00:24:10.259
It was huge.
00:24:11.119 --> 00:24:11.981
I remember like when the
00:24:12.041 --> 00:24:12.682
movie was coming out,
00:24:12.702 --> 00:24:14.085
the promotional for it was very big.
00:24:14.105 --> 00:24:14.385
Like I said,
00:24:14.405 --> 00:24:16.108
it was like for being a Spike
00:24:16.128 --> 00:24:17.550
Lee documentary in the 90s.
00:24:17.651 --> 00:24:18.192
I mean, that's.
00:24:18.732 --> 00:24:18.972
Yeah.
00:24:19.134 --> 00:24:19.615
That was huge.
00:24:19.934 --> 00:24:20.215
Yeah.
00:24:20.276 --> 00:24:20.615
Yeah.
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Yeah.
00:24:22.761 --> 00:24:23.021
Yeah.
00:24:23.843 --> 00:24:25.804
I never got a chance to see it.
00:24:26.144 --> 00:24:29.045
I think it streams on Max right now.
00:24:29.746 --> 00:24:30.425
I definitely want to sit
00:24:30.445 --> 00:24:31.026
down and watch it.
00:24:31.987 --> 00:24:33.607
This came out when I was
00:24:33.627 --> 00:24:35.888
about halfway through my Air Force tour,
00:24:36.348 --> 00:24:37.869
and so I didn't get a
00:24:38.589 --> 00:24:40.651
chance to see a lot back then.
00:24:40.852 --> 00:24:41.051
Yeah.
00:24:41.271 --> 00:24:42.471
Brock will tell you if it happened,
00:24:42.491 --> 00:24:43.633
but if it happened while he
00:24:43.673 --> 00:24:44.492
was in the Air Force,
00:24:44.532 --> 00:24:46.153
chances are he probably missed it.
00:24:46.413 --> 00:24:46.674
Yeah.
00:24:47.974 --> 00:24:50.076
Well, this one was distributed by HBO,
00:24:50.277 --> 00:24:52.597
so it would definitely be on Max.
00:24:53.198 --> 00:24:53.397
Okay.
00:24:54.419 --> 00:24:54.759
All right.
00:24:56.420 --> 00:24:58.881
One other movie that
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naturally comes to mind
00:25:00.362 --> 00:25:03.304
because it is the title of
00:25:03.344 --> 00:25:04.523
this movie is also the
00:25:04.564 --> 00:25:07.125
title of a song that my wife despises.
00:25:07.145 --> 00:25:12.628
Yeah, Bo knows what it is.
00:25:13.068 --> 00:25:13.269
Yeah.
00:25:13.888 --> 00:25:15.450
Leonard Skinner, you know,
00:25:15.470 --> 00:25:16.631
Sweet Home Alabama.
00:25:17.836 --> 00:25:18.656
Hey, I like the movie.
00:25:18.676 --> 00:25:19.657
But a good movie, though.
00:25:19.857 --> 00:25:21.598
Yeah, I love the movie.
00:25:21.638 --> 00:25:23.159
It was a funny movie.
00:25:23.739 --> 00:25:25.299
The song is just played.
00:25:26.039 --> 00:25:27.441
Y'all, I mean.
00:25:28.441 --> 00:25:29.821
It's a feel-good movie.
00:25:30.082 --> 00:25:30.362
Let's see,
00:25:30.382 --> 00:25:31.821
your time with that song adds to
00:25:31.863 --> 00:25:32.403
my gripe.
00:25:32.442 --> 00:25:33.603
You have Reese Witherspoon
00:25:33.682 --> 00:25:34.743
playing an Alabamian.
00:25:34.884 --> 00:25:35.763
She's from Tennessee.
00:25:35.804 --> 00:25:38.144
That makes it even more aggravating.
00:25:38.674 --> 00:25:40.316
And again, mostly filmed in Georgia.
00:25:40.977 --> 00:25:41.656
Yes.
00:25:41.938 --> 00:25:42.897
As long as she doesn't wear
00:25:42.938 --> 00:25:45.880
that ugly orange, we're good.
00:25:47.240 --> 00:25:48.541
No offense to our Tennessee fans.
00:25:49.262 --> 00:25:51.484
No offense.
00:25:51.505 --> 00:25:52.665
That is a horrible orange.
00:25:52.925 --> 00:25:54.207
It's a fun rivalry.
00:25:54.227 --> 00:25:56.428
But that orange is atrocious.
00:25:56.448 --> 00:25:56.848
I agree.
00:25:57.528 --> 00:25:58.049
Is it really?
00:25:58.890 --> 00:25:59.631
That orange?
00:26:00.270 --> 00:26:00.510
Yes.
00:26:00.971 --> 00:26:04.094
It's horrible.
00:26:04.193 --> 00:26:05.075
Is it a fun rivalry?
00:26:05.095 --> 00:26:05.134
No.
00:26:06.236 --> 00:26:06.355
No.
00:26:08.415 --> 00:26:09.557
This thing for me is over.
00:26:10.557 --> 00:26:12.919
I'm a two-time Alabama grad,
00:26:13.038 --> 00:26:14.900
so I despise Tennessee.
00:26:15.140 --> 00:26:16.040
But that's neither here nor there.
00:26:16.060 --> 00:26:17.381
We're here to talk about movies.
00:26:17.401 --> 00:26:18.162
Yeah, that's right.
00:26:18.182 --> 00:26:19.462
We're a horrible football program.
00:26:22.503 --> 00:26:23.765
Philip Fulmer, the great punk.
00:26:24.325 --> 00:26:24.625
Anyway.
00:26:24.685 --> 00:26:25.726
Oh, my gosh.
00:26:25.766 --> 00:26:25.986
Okay.
00:26:26.086 --> 00:26:26.165
So...
00:26:35.355 --> 00:26:36.576
Yeah, Reese Witherspoon.
00:26:36.596 --> 00:26:37.557
She plays a young woman
00:26:37.616 --> 00:26:39.837
who's reinvented herself as
00:26:39.897 --> 00:26:42.719
a New York socialite.
00:26:43.259 --> 00:26:44.819
I saw this movie a couple of
00:26:44.880 --> 00:26:48.422
times because my ex-wife
00:26:49.281 --> 00:26:50.502
really loves Reese
00:26:50.542 --> 00:26:55.404
Witherspoon and really loved this movie.
00:26:55.565 --> 00:26:56.846
I'm trying to remember as
00:26:56.925 --> 00:26:57.965
much as I can about it.
00:26:58.165 --> 00:27:01.127
It's just your typical rom-com.
00:27:01.147 --> 00:27:03.628
She's from Alabama, but she...
00:27:04.229 --> 00:27:05.369
She's in New York now.
00:27:05.490 --> 00:27:08.472
She's trying to put Alabama behind her.
00:27:08.794 --> 00:27:10.454
She had to come back home
00:27:10.494 --> 00:27:11.455
because she had been
00:27:11.537 --> 00:27:12.577
separated from her husband,
00:27:12.597 --> 00:27:13.558
but he had never signed the
00:27:13.598 --> 00:27:14.298
divorce papers.
00:27:14.318 --> 00:27:16.481
That's right.
00:27:16.761 --> 00:27:17.742
I've seen this movie a bunch.
00:27:17.782 --> 00:27:18.983
This is one of the rotations
00:27:19.064 --> 00:27:20.025
I like it too.
00:27:20.065 --> 00:27:21.446
Complete honesty, I like this movie.
00:27:21.487 --> 00:27:22.488
It's an awesome movie.
00:27:22.587 --> 00:27:23.328
If it's on TV,
00:27:23.388 --> 00:27:24.470
I'm going to stop and watch it.
00:27:25.385 --> 00:27:28.548
And it's like a Hallmark movie, okay?
00:27:28.587 --> 00:27:29.228
Yeah, it is.
00:27:29.327 --> 00:27:30.328
The girl goes to the big
00:27:30.368 --> 00:27:32.230
city to leave her past behind her.
00:27:32.250 --> 00:27:34.391
Now she's got to go back, you know,
00:27:34.431 --> 00:27:35.851
because in this instance, like she said,
00:27:35.891 --> 00:27:37.311
the divorce papers weren't signed.
00:27:37.332 --> 00:27:38.452
She's going to be getting married to,
00:27:38.472 --> 00:27:40.093
you know, Patrick Dempsey,
00:27:40.294 --> 00:27:41.953
his character in New York.
00:27:42.515 --> 00:27:44.234
And who is Josh Lucas?
00:27:44.476 --> 00:27:44.635
Yeah.
00:27:45.769 --> 00:27:46.028
Wow.
00:27:46.048 --> 00:27:47.250
I actually remembered that.
00:27:47.430 --> 00:27:48.170
Oh, good for you.
00:27:48.190 --> 00:27:49.009
Yeah.
00:27:49.770 --> 00:27:51.692
He plays, Hey, look, funny thing.
00:27:51.711 --> 00:27:53.571
He's placed Jake Perry.
00:27:56.933 --> 00:27:58.875
Very close to Jack Perry, but you know,
00:27:59.315 --> 00:27:59.595
anyway,
00:28:00.194 --> 00:28:01.155
we're not going to branch off into
00:28:01.195 --> 00:28:01.496
wrestling.
00:28:01.615 --> 00:28:02.355
No, we're not.
00:28:03.676 --> 00:28:03.797
Um,
00:28:04.376 --> 00:28:06.897
but while most of this was filmed in
00:28:06.958 --> 00:28:09.558
Georgia, Oh, the city, um,
00:28:10.179 --> 00:28:12.220
the fictional city is Greenville,
00:28:12.339 --> 00:28:13.019
Alabama.
00:28:13.961 --> 00:28:14.040
Um,
00:28:14.534 --> 00:28:15.575
Greenville is not fictional?
00:28:15.815 --> 00:28:16.075
No, no.
00:28:16.134 --> 00:28:16.435
I'm sorry.
00:28:16.455 --> 00:28:16.736
I'm sorry.
00:28:16.955 --> 00:28:17.175
Sorry.
00:28:17.336 --> 00:28:18.037
Pigeon Creek.
00:28:18.156 --> 00:28:18.396
Yeah,
00:28:18.436 --> 00:28:19.577
it's supposed to be the fictional
00:28:19.597 --> 00:28:22.220
version of Greenville, Alabama.
00:28:22.279 --> 00:28:23.441
Greenville is.
00:28:23.461 --> 00:28:25.563
Yeah, Greenville is fictional.
00:28:26.323 --> 00:28:27.523
Again, yeah.
00:28:27.683 --> 00:28:29.625
The town was Pigeon Creek
00:28:29.826 --> 00:28:30.626
that the movie was
00:28:30.967 --> 00:28:32.127
supposedly taking place in.
00:28:32.647 --> 00:28:33.528
But it's the fictional
00:28:33.608 --> 00:28:34.509
version of Greenville.
00:28:34.750 --> 00:28:35.150
My bad.
00:28:35.210 --> 00:28:35.730
I misspoke.
00:28:36.171 --> 00:28:38.553
Oh, also, Ethan Embry's in this movie, too,
00:28:38.792 --> 00:28:39.173
by the way.
00:28:39.192 --> 00:28:39.673
Oh, is he?
00:28:39.773 --> 00:28:40.374
Yes, he is.
00:28:40.674 --> 00:28:42.455
He plays Bobby Ray Bailey.
00:28:43.297 --> 00:28:43.436
And...
00:28:45.046 --> 00:28:46.287
It's gotta be three days.
00:28:47.047 --> 00:28:47.866
There's a lot of great
00:28:47.946 --> 00:28:49.488
Alabama cliches in this movie.
00:28:49.627 --> 00:28:50.067
Oh yeah.
00:28:50.347 --> 00:28:50.567
Yeah.
00:28:50.708 --> 00:28:52.048
You have to have three names.
00:28:52.269 --> 00:28:53.528
You have to have three names.
00:28:54.049 --> 00:28:54.930
Baby in the bar.
00:28:55.150 --> 00:28:55.609
So yeah.
00:28:55.730 --> 00:28:55.970
Yeah.
00:28:55.990 --> 00:28:57.871
You're going to get a baby in a bar.
00:28:58.310 --> 00:28:59.791
I will say though, as much as you know,
00:28:59.811 --> 00:29:01.211
we like to like say, you know,
00:29:01.291 --> 00:29:03.373
Alabama's we've moved beyond that.
00:29:03.712 --> 00:29:04.814
I have a lot of neighbors.
00:29:05.354 --> 00:29:07.155
And a lot of friends that are three names,
00:29:07.455 --> 00:29:09.116
you know, so it's, it's, it's all good.
00:29:09.897 --> 00:29:11.539
And I love Ethan Embry and I
00:29:11.559 --> 00:29:12.701
had a chance to meet him
00:29:12.740 --> 00:29:14.021
years ago at Walker stalker
00:29:14.501 --> 00:29:15.663
and come to find out it.
00:29:15.923 --> 00:29:17.284
I I'm assuming he still has
00:29:17.324 --> 00:29:18.285
been a couple of years ago,
00:29:18.384 --> 00:29:20.086
but when talking with him, you know,
00:29:20.595 --> 00:29:22.155
He went to where we were from,
00:29:22.256 --> 00:29:24.077
told him he's actually was married.
00:29:25.137 --> 00:29:26.839
He's married to a girl from Gadsden,
00:29:27.240 --> 00:29:27.700
Alabama.
00:29:28.280 --> 00:29:29.060
Oh, that's right.
00:29:29.082 --> 00:29:29.862
I forgot he mentioned that.
00:29:29.902 --> 00:29:32.064
There's your Ethan Embry in Sweet Home,
00:29:32.163 --> 00:29:32.864
Alabama,
00:29:33.065 --> 00:29:36.426
tied back to Alabama because of his wife.
00:29:36.467 --> 00:29:38.808
So, hey, there's a lot of factors in that.
00:29:41.891 --> 00:29:43.992
I do remember that her dog or his,
00:29:44.573 --> 00:29:47.095
there was a dog named Bear Bryant, right?
00:29:48.215 --> 00:29:48.856
I think so.
00:29:48.876 --> 00:29:48.957
Yeah.
00:29:50.458 --> 00:29:53.160
So I remember that because
00:29:53.240 --> 00:29:54.480
they did mention Tuscaloosa.
00:29:54.840 --> 00:29:55.102
Yes.
00:29:56.201 --> 00:29:56.682
For that.
00:29:57.242 --> 00:30:00.144
And then it was said that
00:30:00.645 --> 00:30:01.546
whenever she's returning
00:30:01.606 --> 00:30:03.508
back home from New York,
00:30:03.907 --> 00:30:04.989
there's a couple of, you know,
00:30:05.048 --> 00:30:06.931
the shots like you're driving, you know,
00:30:07.090 --> 00:30:08.090
she's on her way home.
00:30:08.392 --> 00:30:09.752
So they say that some of the
00:30:09.792 --> 00:30:10.613
homes that were shown in
00:30:10.653 --> 00:30:13.055
her return back to her town
00:30:13.214 --> 00:30:15.797
were actually shot in Eufaula.
00:30:16.097 --> 00:30:16.298
So...
00:30:17.724 --> 00:30:18.724
Oh, that's right.
00:30:18.744 --> 00:30:19.226
Yeah,
00:30:19.385 --> 00:30:21.026
because I lived in Eufaula for three
00:30:21.046 --> 00:30:21.286
years.
00:30:21.566 --> 00:30:22.186
Yeah.
00:30:22.366 --> 00:30:23.906
So there's a small Alabama
00:30:24.886 --> 00:30:27.107
film location in the movie.
00:30:27.188 --> 00:30:30.348
Just a little bit.
00:30:30.568 --> 00:30:31.430
If you're passing through
00:30:31.450 --> 00:30:32.109
Alabama and you get a
00:30:32.130 --> 00:30:33.569
chance to go through Eufaula, please do.
00:30:33.730 --> 00:30:35.550
It's got a lot of beautiful homes in it.
00:30:35.570 --> 00:30:35.971
Eufaula's gorgeous.
00:30:36.570 --> 00:30:37.672
Yeah, Eufaula's very nice.
00:30:37.692 --> 00:30:40.613
Yeah,
00:30:40.633 --> 00:30:41.952
I spent a lot of time there as a kid.
00:30:42.781 --> 00:30:42.981
Yeah.
00:30:43.182 --> 00:30:44.722
If you think of like, you know,
00:30:44.742 --> 00:30:45.723
a lot of times when people
00:30:45.763 --> 00:30:47.025
think of like Alabama, if you,
00:30:47.085 --> 00:30:47.865
if you're not thinking of
00:30:47.884 --> 00:30:49.685
like trailer parks, nonstop or anything,
00:30:49.945 --> 00:30:50.586
if you're thinking about
00:30:50.626 --> 00:30:51.826
like the good old Southern,
00:30:51.887 --> 00:30:53.548
like stuff you saw in some,
00:30:53.648 --> 00:30:55.309
some of the Southern go through,
00:30:55.329 --> 00:30:56.069
you follow that.
00:30:56.130 --> 00:30:56.329
Yeah.
00:30:56.670 --> 00:30:57.351
That'll give you the,
00:30:58.030 --> 00:30:59.731
that'll give you the good visual of,
00:30:59.912 --> 00:31:00.553
you'd be like, Oh yeah,
00:31:00.573 --> 00:31:01.894
this feels like if you want
00:31:01.913 --> 00:31:02.913
to like know what the deep
00:31:02.993 --> 00:31:03.914
South looks like,
00:31:03.934 --> 00:31:05.996
the representation you follow for sure.
00:31:06.916 --> 00:31:08.617
Yeah, absolutely.
00:31:08.637 --> 00:31:08.998
Yeah.
00:31:10.351 --> 00:31:12.353
uh next on this list that we
00:31:12.573 --> 00:31:15.775
we've got uh is definitely
00:31:15.974 --> 00:31:17.656
something that kevin is
00:31:17.717 --> 00:31:18.998
familiar with something
00:31:19.018 --> 00:31:19.958
we've we've talked about
00:31:19.998 --> 00:31:21.519
this one quite a bit yes
00:31:21.900 --> 00:31:23.681
yes because a we love the
00:31:23.721 --> 00:31:24.922
director b we love the
00:31:25.041 --> 00:31:27.103
actors we love the movie
00:31:27.943 --> 00:31:30.445
that's big fish yeah big fish oh man
00:31:31.829 --> 00:31:32.630
Kevin,
00:31:32.670 --> 00:31:34.830
you went down not too long ago to
00:31:35.112 --> 00:31:35.971
see where this was filmed.
00:31:36.231 --> 00:31:38.972
Dude, that's been, oddly enough,
00:31:40.094 --> 00:31:41.153
that's been years ago, dude,
00:31:41.594 --> 00:31:42.954
at this point.
00:31:43.075 --> 00:31:44.476
Yeah, time flies, right?
00:31:45.955 --> 00:31:46.936
It's been a couple years
00:31:47.136 --> 00:31:48.176
since I've been there.
00:31:48.237 --> 00:31:48.836
But yeah,
00:31:48.856 --> 00:31:51.858
the town of Spectre where they
00:31:51.878 --> 00:31:54.599
did the filming is down near Montgomery.
00:31:55.619 --> 00:31:56.681
And you can just go out there.
00:31:56.721 --> 00:31:57.681
It's privately owned,
00:31:57.721 --> 00:31:58.642
but you just go out there
00:31:58.682 --> 00:31:59.301
and you can just
00:32:00.236 --> 00:32:01.115
You know, just pay a fee,
00:32:01.135 --> 00:32:02.016
and then you go out there,
00:32:02.056 --> 00:32:03.076
and the town's still there.
00:32:03.096 --> 00:32:03.156
Yep.
00:32:03.656 --> 00:32:03.957
You know,
00:32:03.997 --> 00:32:05.156
it's been flooded probably a
00:32:05.656 --> 00:32:06.876
hundred times at this point, but,
00:32:07.297 --> 00:32:08.298
you know, it still looks great.
00:32:08.538 --> 00:32:09.718
I think there's, like,
00:32:09.778 --> 00:32:11.038
goats roaming the island, too.
00:32:11.198 --> 00:32:11.498
Yes.
00:32:11.958 --> 00:32:13.098
The goats are awesome.
00:32:13.378 --> 00:32:14.979
I have some of the cutest
00:32:15.019 --> 00:32:17.058
videos of my girlfriend feeding the goats,
00:32:17.078 --> 00:32:18.779
because you can just bring out whatever,
00:32:19.140 --> 00:32:19.920
and the goats will be your
00:32:19.960 --> 00:32:21.640
friend as long as you have food.
00:32:22.140 --> 00:32:22.279
Yep.
00:32:22.520 --> 00:32:23.721
And then they're like, meh.
00:32:23.861 --> 00:32:24.060
What?
00:32:24.500 --> 00:32:24.721
Yeah.
00:32:25.996 --> 00:32:28.558
I have been through Wetumpka
00:32:28.940 --> 00:32:30.340
quite a bit in a lot of the
00:32:30.381 --> 00:32:31.321
filming locations.
00:32:31.823 --> 00:32:36.048
Big Fish is actually one.
00:32:36.488 --> 00:32:37.048
You know what?
00:32:37.410 --> 00:32:38.770
I'm going to allow this
00:32:38.830 --> 00:32:39.791
comment on screen because
00:32:39.852 --> 00:32:41.034
it's Chase and we love Chase.
00:32:44.326 --> 00:32:46.307
Our dear, sweet friend, Chase Ambrose.
00:32:46.347 --> 00:32:47.147
We appreciate your
00:32:47.188 --> 00:32:49.250
participation in watching us tonight.
00:32:49.309 --> 00:32:50.570
Thank you very much.
00:32:51.872 --> 00:32:52.893
So y'all are only talking
00:32:52.913 --> 00:32:54.913
about Alabama movie shot in Georgia.
00:32:54.953 --> 00:32:55.934
They shoot him here for the
00:32:55.974 --> 00:32:57.997
same reason the trees here lean west.
00:32:58.116 --> 00:32:59.498
Alabama sucks.
00:33:00.817 --> 00:33:01.038
No,
00:33:01.098 --> 00:33:02.838
because your film industry is a lot
00:33:02.878 --> 00:33:04.700
more friendly and you give a lot more.
00:33:05.141 --> 00:33:07.221
Yeah.
00:33:07.422 --> 00:33:08.701
Made in Georgia.
00:33:09.143 --> 00:33:11.483
Big Fish was not filmed in Georgia.
00:33:11.523 --> 00:33:13.744
Big Fish was filmed in Alabama.
00:33:14.384 --> 00:33:15.246
As a matter of fact,
00:33:15.266 --> 00:33:19.067
the house that was in the movie.
00:33:19.106 --> 00:33:19.768
Yeah, there you go.
00:33:21.147 --> 00:33:21.988
It was still up for sale.
00:33:22.008 --> 00:33:23.388
I don't know whether it ever sold or not.
00:33:23.828 --> 00:33:26.169
Yeah, this was from back in April.
00:33:26.548 --> 00:33:30.150
So for the lovely price of $899,000,
00:33:30.150 --> 00:33:33.730
you too can own a piece of
00:33:33.829 --> 00:33:35.211
cinema history right here.
00:33:35.971 --> 00:33:36.391
But man,
00:33:37.010 --> 00:33:38.250
if you've ever driven through
00:33:38.310 --> 00:33:40.751
there and seen that house,
00:33:40.892 --> 00:33:44.531
it is like... It's in the weirdest spot.
00:33:45.251 --> 00:33:46.032
It's in a good spot,
00:33:46.073 --> 00:33:46.833
and it's like you'll be
00:33:46.873 --> 00:33:47.992
looking down on the pull-ups.
00:33:48.865 --> 00:33:49.727
Yeah, you do.
00:33:50.007 --> 00:33:51.367
You basically look down on the poors.
00:33:51.709 --> 00:33:53.089
You do look down on the town, yeah.
00:33:53.170 --> 00:33:55.751
Look at all the poor people
00:33:55.791 --> 00:33:57.433
down in the bottom of the
00:33:57.473 --> 00:33:58.875
town with me and my house here.
00:33:59.095 --> 00:34:00.737
I see the poors are into living around me.
00:34:03.538 --> 00:34:03.900
Oh, man,
00:34:03.920 --> 00:34:05.701
they're going to bring my property
00:34:05.740 --> 00:34:06.362
values down.
00:34:07.083 --> 00:34:08.744
No, you just overpaid for that house.
00:34:11.467 --> 00:34:12.648
Well, a funny story about that house,
00:34:12.688 --> 00:34:12.947
though,
00:34:12.967 --> 00:34:14.548
is that it didn't used to have a
00:34:14.608 --> 00:34:15.130
second floor.
00:34:15.626 --> 00:34:16.507
And they added the second
00:34:16.547 --> 00:34:17.967
floor for filming.
00:34:18.429 --> 00:34:18.829
Oh, wow.
00:34:18.849 --> 00:34:20.291
Because they needed it for the, you know,
00:34:20.510 --> 00:34:21.652
because all the shots and
00:34:21.692 --> 00:34:23.014
everything were done in that house.
00:34:23.114 --> 00:34:24.394
So a lot of when they were
00:34:24.675 --> 00:34:25.735
going through and redoing
00:34:25.817 --> 00:34:27.719
it for that HGTV thing that
00:34:27.759 --> 00:34:28.820
Jess just linked,
00:34:28.860 --> 00:34:29.740
they actually went in and
00:34:29.840 --> 00:34:30.862
actually built that out.
00:34:32.443 --> 00:34:33.364
Because it was a set overall, so.
00:34:36.873 --> 00:34:40.016
Yeah, that movie is amazing.
00:34:40.175 --> 00:34:43.818
Most of the locations there
00:34:44.278 --> 00:34:47.001
were in Alabama.
00:34:47.041 --> 00:34:48.141
Most of the locations that they did,
00:34:48.181 --> 00:34:49.902
pretty much all of it.
00:34:50.842 --> 00:34:53.224
I had a good friend of mine
00:34:53.585 --> 00:34:54.344
by the name of Charlie,
00:34:54.646 --> 00:34:56.065
who was actually an extra in that movie.
00:34:56.427 --> 00:34:57.086
Nice.
00:34:57.126 --> 00:34:58.248
I got to hear all about it.
00:34:58.268 --> 00:34:58.427
She was...
00:35:01.710 --> 00:35:03.070
super into ewan mcgregor
00:35:03.110 --> 00:35:05.030
still is and she got real
00:35:05.070 --> 00:35:06.371
close to him she got to be
00:35:06.391 --> 00:35:07.411
at the same scene and in
00:35:07.431 --> 00:35:08.952
the same and she was she
00:35:08.972 --> 00:35:09.893
was in the background of
00:35:09.913 --> 00:35:11.974
the carnival scene uh when
00:35:12.094 --> 00:35:13.414
when the when the popcorn
00:35:13.434 --> 00:35:15.074
freezes and he sees the the
00:35:15.135 --> 00:35:16.014
woman he's falling in love
00:35:16.054 --> 00:35:17.255
with and he can kind of go
00:35:17.275 --> 00:35:18.076
into the popcorn you can
00:35:18.096 --> 00:35:19.016
see her in the background
00:35:19.655 --> 00:35:20.757
I'll have to rewatch that
00:35:20.777 --> 00:35:22.737
for her yeah yep she's
00:35:22.757 --> 00:35:24.818
there uh the the one
00:35:24.858 --> 00:35:26.719
disservice that big fish
00:35:26.838 --> 00:35:28.498
did and it really wasn't
00:35:29.179 --> 00:35:29.900
anything major but
00:35:30.577 --> 00:35:32.159
You know, they talk about that, uh,
00:35:32.199 --> 00:35:32.518
you know,
00:35:32.878 --> 00:35:34.340
the girl he was interested in was,
00:35:34.579 --> 00:35:37.221
went to Auburn and that was
00:35:37.360 --> 00:35:38.360
Huntington college.
00:35:38.400 --> 00:35:40.001
That was not the campus of Auburn.
00:35:40.041 --> 00:35:40.222
Yeah.
00:35:41.222 --> 00:35:41.322
Um,
00:35:41.663 --> 00:35:43.163
Huntington college is beautiful though.
00:35:43.202 --> 00:35:45.344
So it is right.
00:35:47.425 --> 00:35:47.644
Uh,
00:35:49.106 --> 00:35:51.327
Tallahassee Huntington's down near
00:35:51.367 --> 00:35:51.867
Montgomery.
00:35:52.547 --> 00:35:53.208
Oh, okay.
00:35:53.228 --> 00:35:53.927
Okay.
00:35:53.947 --> 00:35:54.387
Montgomery.
00:35:54.427 --> 00:35:54.588
Yeah.
00:35:55.068 --> 00:35:55.347
Okay.
00:35:55.367 --> 00:35:56.648
I don't know why I think of Marion.
00:35:57.509 --> 00:35:57.789
Yeah.
00:35:57.829 --> 00:35:58.268
Montgomery.
00:35:58.449 --> 00:35:58.648
Yeah.
00:35:59.170 --> 00:35:59.429
Yeah.
00:35:59.510 --> 00:35:59.710
Some,
00:35:59.869 --> 00:36:00.989
some filming took place down in
00:36:01.050 --> 00:36:02.690
Tallahassee, uh, like I said,
00:36:02.731 --> 00:36:03.630
Huntington college.
00:36:04.871 --> 00:36:06.632
Um, and as Kevin mentioned,
00:36:06.652 --> 00:36:09.432
the town inspector that was filmed a lot,
00:36:09.913 --> 00:36:10.032
uh,
00:36:10.193 --> 00:36:11.713
on an Island in Lake Jackson between
00:36:11.753 --> 00:36:14.273
Montgomery and Millbrook, um,
00:36:14.313 --> 00:36:15.373
close to the Alabama river.
00:36:15.393 --> 00:36:18.855
Um, but of course, directed by Tim Burton,
00:36:19.275 --> 00:36:19.476
who,
00:36:19.635 --> 00:36:22.677
whom we all love for Batman and
00:36:22.817 --> 00:36:26.297
Beetlejuice and all kinds of great,
00:36:26.338 --> 00:36:26.918
great movies.
00:36:27.177 --> 00:36:27.297
Yeah.
00:36:28.471 --> 00:36:31.432
It's also, for anybody else in the movie,
00:36:31.474 --> 00:36:32.173
my wife points it out
00:36:32.193 --> 00:36:33.094
because she liked her at the time,
00:36:33.135 --> 00:36:33.994
but it has a young Miley
00:36:34.014 --> 00:36:34.876
Cyrus in this movie.
00:36:35.255 --> 00:36:37.757
If you're afraid of anybody,
00:36:37.838 --> 00:36:38.599
keep a score on that.
00:36:39.780 --> 00:36:41.101
And the Parkers are frozen.
00:36:41.880 --> 00:36:42.541
Frozen Parkers.
00:36:46.940 --> 00:36:48.161
we had frozen parkers for a
00:36:48.201 --> 00:36:49.822
second there yeah let it go
00:36:49.922 --> 00:36:52.603
let it go again apologies
00:36:52.664 --> 00:36:54.405
for the stream yard tonight
00:36:54.485 --> 00:36:57.208
yeah it just knows we're
00:36:57.228 --> 00:36:58.469
trying to go live and just
00:36:58.528 --> 00:37:00.210
trying to you know so it
00:37:00.251 --> 00:37:00.951
just wants to throw a
00:37:00.990 --> 00:37:02.913
little hiccup so like Bo
00:37:02.932 --> 00:37:05.135
said young Miley Cyrus
00:37:05.835 --> 00:37:07.976
yeah she has a very overly
00:37:07.996 --> 00:37:09.878
cliche accent in that movie
00:37:09.898 --> 00:37:11.219
of course she's a kid doing
00:37:11.278 --> 00:37:12.579
an acting so she was like
00:37:12.599 --> 00:37:14.320
probably like nine or ten
00:37:14.481 --> 00:37:15.141
eight nine ten ish
00:37:17.653 --> 00:37:19.856
yeah and she grew up to be
00:37:19.876 --> 00:37:21.157
but I like standing but I
00:37:21.177 --> 00:37:22.798
do I i like this this movie
00:37:22.818 --> 00:37:23.940
go back on the movie I like
00:37:23.960 --> 00:37:25.061
especially me getting older
00:37:25.081 --> 00:37:25.922
and like looking at it as a
00:37:26.141 --> 00:37:26.742
you getting older
00:37:26.782 --> 00:37:27.664
reflecting on things in
00:37:27.684 --> 00:37:28.664
your past especially as a
00:37:28.724 --> 00:37:30.346
father like I hope like
00:37:30.726 --> 00:37:31.606
some of my stuff like
00:37:31.626 --> 00:37:32.487
because it's all about you
00:37:32.527 --> 00:37:33.528
know his dad always told
00:37:33.548 --> 00:37:34.570
the big fish stories you
00:37:34.610 --> 00:37:36.251
know it's just out of
00:37:36.291 --> 00:37:37.393
curiosity have you guys
00:37:37.432 --> 00:37:39.414
read the book no I haven't
00:37:40.413 --> 00:37:41.434
No, I haven't read the book,
00:37:42.054 --> 00:37:43.695
but this always at the time
00:37:43.735 --> 00:37:46.416
that this movie came out for me,
00:37:46.436 --> 00:37:48.038
that just, it held us.
00:37:49.159 --> 00:37:50.260
There's something about.
00:37:52.480 --> 00:37:53.320
the character that Albert
00:37:53.380 --> 00:37:56.280
Finney plays in this movie as the older,
00:37:56.541 --> 00:37:59.081
as the old man, the father, the grand,
00:37:59.101 --> 00:37:59.481
you know,
00:37:59.541 --> 00:38:00.681
telling these stories of his
00:38:00.742 --> 00:38:02.621
past and some of it, you know,
00:38:03.121 --> 00:38:05.141
maybe were true stories,
00:38:05.202 --> 00:38:06.302
but just with some
00:38:06.402 --> 00:38:07.643
over-exaggeration in the
00:38:07.682 --> 00:38:08.422
way he told them.
00:38:09.202 --> 00:38:11.143
And he,
00:38:11.483 --> 00:38:13.264
he reminds me so much of my
00:38:13.284 --> 00:38:14.543
grandfather in this movie.
00:38:14.784 --> 00:38:16.943
So watching this, it just kind of,
00:38:17.224 --> 00:38:18.025
kind of hits a special
00:38:18.065 --> 00:38:19.125
place in my heart because
00:38:19.565 --> 00:38:20.304
my grandfather was,
00:38:20.965 --> 00:38:22.786
He always had great stories,
00:38:22.885 --> 00:38:24.706
entertaining stories and stories from,
00:38:24.726 --> 00:38:27.208
you know, him growing up and, you know,
00:38:27.248 --> 00:38:28.268
times that he did.
00:38:28.429 --> 00:38:29.909
And just throughout his life,
00:38:29.971 --> 00:38:31.251
he always had a great story
00:38:31.530 --> 00:38:33.373
to tell and was just known for that.
00:38:33.432 --> 00:38:35.273
So that kind of was a
00:38:35.293 --> 00:38:36.293
special place in my heart,
00:38:36.373 --> 00:38:37.094
the way this movie,
00:38:37.135 --> 00:38:38.295
the theme of this movie and
00:38:38.356 --> 00:38:38.936
things like that.
00:38:40.358 --> 00:38:41.480
And I like Albert Finney.
00:38:42.079 --> 00:38:43.420
He was Daddy Warbucks in Annie.
00:38:44.882 --> 00:38:45.161
Yeah.
00:38:45.262 --> 00:38:45.483
Yeah.
00:38:47.304 --> 00:38:48.103
He's one of those actors
00:38:48.143 --> 00:38:50.246
that just about anything he's in,
00:38:50.266 --> 00:38:55.650
he just brings just a solid character.
00:38:56.309 --> 00:38:58.632
I mean, he always does a really good job.
00:38:59.331 --> 00:39:00.373
Yeah.
00:39:00.492 --> 00:39:01.733
But yeah, the book, though.
00:39:02.967 --> 00:39:03.686
in the event that you guys
00:39:03.726 --> 00:39:04.487
are ever looking for
00:39:04.527 --> 00:39:05.688
something to watch or to
00:39:05.708 --> 00:39:08.289
watch Jesus as a book read, um,
00:39:08.789 --> 00:39:09.710
it's a really good one.
00:39:10.030 --> 00:39:10.771
It's a really good one.
00:39:10.871 --> 00:39:11.351
And it's, uh,
00:39:11.452 --> 00:39:12.231
it gives you a little bit of
00:39:12.251 --> 00:39:13.632
a different perspective on the ending.
00:39:14.452 --> 00:39:16.715
Um, and the book, the book is the, the,
00:39:16.755 --> 00:39:17.635
the movie did it better.
00:39:18.376 --> 00:39:19.175
I just spoilers,
00:39:19.416 --> 00:39:20.856
but the book itself doesn't,
00:39:21.077 --> 00:39:21.938
doesn't goes off in a
00:39:21.958 --> 00:39:23.217
different direction with
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the ending watch.
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Well,
00:39:24.318 --> 00:39:25.739
obviously it's the original direction
00:39:25.780 --> 00:39:27.800
and then the movie changed it, but, um,
00:39:29.284 --> 00:39:29.684
It's good.
00:39:30.204 --> 00:39:30.724
It's really good.
00:39:30.764 --> 00:39:31.565
It gives you a little more,
00:39:31.606 --> 00:39:32.246
just like any book,
00:39:32.286 --> 00:39:32.865
it gives you a little more
00:39:32.905 --> 00:39:34.706
perspective on the characters and things.
00:39:34.746 --> 00:39:36.248
So definitely,
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it's not even really that long of a read,
00:39:38.628 --> 00:39:39.048
honestly.
00:39:39.309 --> 00:39:41.190
It's almost like a scholastic book.
00:39:41.250 --> 00:39:42.170
It's really not that big.
00:39:42.311 --> 00:39:46.172
So if any of you guys, even our listeners,
00:39:46.251 --> 00:39:46.612
watchers,
00:39:47.353 --> 00:39:50.173
are looking for just a good read,
00:39:50.333 --> 00:39:50.894
it's a good one.
00:39:51.114 --> 00:39:51.614
It's a quick read.
00:39:53.422 --> 00:39:53.702
Well,
00:39:53.862 --> 00:39:55.744
one movie I guarantee you that was
00:39:55.943 --> 00:39:57.445
likely not based off a book.
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Talladega Nights.
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Called it Ricky Bobby.
00:40:04.072 --> 00:40:07.735
I'm all hopped up on Mountain Dew.
00:40:07.775 --> 00:40:09.838
The amount of quotes from this movie.
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Yes.
00:40:12.159 --> 00:40:12.539
Thank you.
00:40:14.161 --> 00:40:15.003
This movie has forever
00:40:15.063 --> 00:40:16.324
changed Big Red Gum for me.
00:40:22.492 --> 00:40:24.253
This is Ricky Bobby advising
00:40:24.273 --> 00:40:27.994
you never travel to Tijuana.
00:40:30.376 --> 00:40:32.617
I fully admit I've seen this movie once.
00:40:32.677 --> 00:40:33.016
Yeah,
00:40:33.056 --> 00:40:34.978
Brock's not... I don't like Will Ferrell.
00:40:34.998 --> 00:40:37.440
Brock is not a Will Ferrell fan.
00:40:37.739 --> 00:40:39.221
But I tolerated it once
00:40:39.280 --> 00:40:40.842
because it was based out of Alabama.
00:40:40.862 --> 00:40:41.842
I know it was mainly filmed
00:40:41.902 --> 00:40:42.762
in North Carolina,
00:40:42.782 --> 00:40:44.003
but they did make it down
00:40:44.103 --> 00:40:47.105
to the actual Talladega racetrack, so...
00:40:47.764 --> 00:40:49.206
There's no mistake in that racetrack.
00:40:49.666 --> 00:40:50.306
No.
00:40:50.945 --> 00:40:51.585
And the two kids,
00:40:51.606 --> 00:40:52.907
I want to say the two kids
00:40:52.927 --> 00:40:53.927
were from Alabama, right?
00:40:54.186 --> 00:40:54.347
Yeah,
00:40:54.427 --> 00:40:55.628
one of them has a criminal history
00:40:55.668 --> 00:40:56.967
now because he had trouble
00:40:57.568 --> 00:40:58.449
not too long ago.
00:40:59.228 --> 00:41:01.210
The one that played Ricky
00:41:01.250 --> 00:41:02.710
Bobby when he was younger, wasn't it,
00:41:02.750 --> 00:41:03.050
I think?
00:41:03.510 --> 00:41:04.311
Isn't he the one that?
00:41:05.150 --> 00:41:06.251
No, I think it was one of the kids.
00:41:06.331 --> 00:41:09.853
I figured it was the older
00:41:09.913 --> 00:41:10.552
one or the younger one.
00:41:10.572 --> 00:41:11.132
I think it might have been
00:41:11.152 --> 00:41:12.653
the older one that got in
00:41:13.233 --> 00:41:15.934
some criminal trouble.
00:41:18.760 --> 00:41:21.521
Speaking of Ricky Bobby's kids,
00:41:21.762 --> 00:41:22.742
hang on just one second here.
00:41:22.762 --> 00:41:24.824
Let me get this up.
00:41:26.625 --> 00:41:27.786
He's actually making an
00:41:27.826 --> 00:41:30.027
appearance at Alabama Comic Con.
00:41:31.146 --> 00:41:31.708
Nice.
00:41:32.387 --> 00:41:34.969
I'm going to climb you like
00:41:35.009 --> 00:41:38.210
a spider monkey.
00:41:38.271 --> 00:41:39.070
The amount of times he's
00:41:39.090 --> 00:41:39.952
going to have to talk about
00:41:40.012 --> 00:41:41.333
Mountain Dew is going to be crazy.
00:41:41.592 --> 00:41:41.813
Yeah.
00:41:42.353 --> 00:41:43.313
I guarantee somebody's going
00:41:43.333 --> 00:41:44.293
to bring a can of Mountain
00:41:44.313 --> 00:41:45.233
Dew for him to sign.
00:41:45.393 --> 00:41:46.134
I guarantee you.
00:41:46.273 --> 00:41:46.454
I mean,
00:41:46.474 --> 00:41:47.454
that's the best thing in the world
00:41:47.494 --> 00:41:48.954
to get him to sign, honestly.
00:41:49.594 --> 00:41:50.375
Oh, my gosh.
00:41:50.875 --> 00:41:51.494
You know what?
00:41:51.695 --> 00:41:52.896
If Chase is still in here,
00:41:54.576 --> 00:41:56.135
Chase has a story about
00:41:56.215 --> 00:41:57.297
trying to get Billy Dee
00:41:57.356 --> 00:41:58.996
Williams to sign a can of
00:41:59.016 --> 00:42:01.518
Colt 45 that you have to hear.
00:42:02.277 --> 00:42:02.677
Yes.
00:42:02.998 --> 00:42:03.338
Yeah,
00:42:03.498 --> 00:42:04.898
and I'm just going to leave it at that.
00:42:04.918 --> 00:42:06.358
Okay.
00:42:07.719 --> 00:42:09.320
So if you ever see Chase Ambrose in person,
00:42:09.340 --> 00:42:10.340
get him to tell you that story.
00:42:10.360 --> 00:42:11.440
Yeah.
00:42:11.581 --> 00:42:11.882
It's a,
00:42:11.942 --> 00:42:13.663
it's a story for in person for sure.
00:42:14.543 --> 00:42:15.063
So yeah.
00:42:15.083 --> 00:42:15.943
So this poor kid is going to
00:42:15.983 --> 00:42:16.585
be signing mountain.
00:42:17.985 --> 00:42:20.007
This movie was Will Ferrell at his peak.
00:42:20.626 --> 00:42:21.007
Yeah.
00:42:21.108 --> 00:42:22.509
This was peak Will Ferrell.
00:42:22.568 --> 00:42:22.789
Yeah.
00:42:22.889 --> 00:42:24.170
Between this and step brothers.
00:42:24.210 --> 00:42:24.809
Those are like,
00:42:24.869 --> 00:42:27.052
those are my two go-to Farrell movies.
00:42:27.152 --> 00:42:27.992
And yeah, that,
00:42:28.032 --> 00:42:29.333
and another one of mine
00:42:29.353 --> 00:42:30.353
that was kind of like a
00:42:30.634 --> 00:42:31.755
sleeper hit a little bit of
00:42:31.795 --> 00:42:32.896
theirs was blades of glory.
00:42:32.976 --> 00:42:33.356
I love that.
00:42:33.436 --> 00:42:33.735
Oh yeah.
00:42:33.936 --> 00:42:34.476
Oh yeah.
00:42:34.496 --> 00:42:34.597
Yeah.
00:42:36.974 --> 00:42:37.954
Well, yeah.
00:42:38.275 --> 00:42:39.576
All day, Jenna Fisher.
00:42:40.476 --> 00:42:50.565
He was so mad.
00:42:56.972 --> 00:42:57.893
It's one of my favorite
00:42:57.913 --> 00:42:59.134
stories that Chase has ever told.
00:43:00.094 --> 00:43:01.114
For all the years we've known him.
00:43:01.193 --> 00:43:01.795
Good night.
00:43:03.936 --> 00:43:04.695
Billy Dee Williams.
00:43:06.456 --> 00:43:07.016
I actually,
00:43:07.117 --> 00:43:09.637
as much of a much of an
00:43:09.818 --> 00:43:11.838
anti-Will Ferrell person that I am,
00:43:12.159 --> 00:43:14.119
I actually kind of did like Old School.
00:43:15.280 --> 00:43:15.900
Old School's good.
00:43:17.242 --> 00:43:18.322
There was one scene of Will
00:43:18.362 --> 00:43:19.722
I didn't care to see that much of him.
00:43:21.083 --> 00:43:23.003
Drink the tank.
00:43:25.605 --> 00:43:26.405
But I did,
00:43:26.746 --> 00:43:27.865
that movie did make me laugh
00:43:27.885 --> 00:43:28.346
back in the day.
00:43:28.365 --> 00:43:29.726
I have not seen it in forever, but
00:43:30.579 --> 00:43:31.860
Well, I mean, in Talladega Nights,
00:43:31.880 --> 00:43:32.940
you get to see a little bit
00:43:32.960 --> 00:43:33.860
more Will Ferrell than you
00:43:33.880 --> 00:43:35.121
would like to see as well.
00:43:35.581 --> 00:43:36.603
I don't remember it, though.
00:43:36.623 --> 00:43:38.264
See, I remember old school.
00:43:38.304 --> 00:43:39.523
Help me, Tom Cruise.
00:43:43.387 --> 00:43:44.887
Was he, help me, baby Jesus?
00:43:46.007 --> 00:43:46.288
Oh,
00:43:46.349 --> 00:43:47.708
just the amount of people that's just
00:43:47.748 --> 00:43:48.550
great in that movie.
00:43:48.570 --> 00:43:49.650
You got Will, of course, Will,
00:43:49.690 --> 00:43:50.990
and then John C. Reilly.
00:43:51.632 --> 00:43:52.751
Oh, crap.
00:43:54.675 --> 00:43:55.456
Oh, I can't think of his name.
00:43:55.496 --> 00:43:58.496
Gary played Michael Duncan.
00:43:58.536 --> 00:43:59.637
Michael Duncan.
00:43:59.657 --> 00:44:00.797
Gary,
00:44:00.938 --> 00:44:02.458
I can't think of his name from office
00:44:02.478 --> 00:44:02.798
space.
00:44:02.878 --> 00:44:04.619
Gary, but he played his dad.
00:44:04.659 --> 00:44:05.179
Gary Cole.
00:44:05.679 --> 00:44:06.380
Was it Gary Cole?
00:44:06.719 --> 00:44:09.221
Yeah.
00:44:09.240 --> 00:44:10.121
And then, of course,
00:44:10.161 --> 00:44:12.822
Sacha Baron Cohen being his
00:44:12.963 --> 00:44:13.782
ridiculous self.
00:44:14.322 --> 00:44:15.503
Yeah.
00:44:15.623 --> 00:44:16.963
Is it Amy Adams?
00:44:18.005 --> 00:44:19.965
Or am I getting her mixed up with... Yeah,
00:44:20.005 --> 00:44:20.304
that's Amy.
00:44:20.525 --> 00:44:21.306
It's Amy Adams, right?
00:44:22.443 --> 00:44:23.382
Yes, Amy Adams.
00:44:23.402 --> 00:44:24.963
That was his girlfriend at the end.
00:44:26.085 --> 00:44:28.485
She was the secretary, yeah.
00:44:28.505 --> 00:44:31.666
So that's another reason for
00:44:31.686 --> 00:44:32.226
me to watch it.
00:44:32.547 --> 00:44:35.068
Just say, I love crabs.
00:44:38.690 --> 00:44:40.650
And just the image of the
00:44:40.690 --> 00:44:42.291
car with the puma that says
00:44:42.391 --> 00:44:43.652
me on it is also another
00:44:43.672 --> 00:44:44.652
one of my favorite things
00:44:44.711 --> 00:44:45.472
about that movie.
00:44:47.188 --> 00:44:48.710
I don't know about the ad space here,
00:44:48.730 --> 00:44:50.570
but I do love me some Big Newtons.
00:44:53.032 --> 00:44:54.773
There we go.
00:44:55.014 --> 00:44:56.596
Gary Coles from, I didn't know that.
00:44:57.476 --> 00:44:58.797
Gary Coles from Macon, Georgia.
00:44:58.817 --> 00:44:59.577
So you're still talking
00:44:59.617 --> 00:45:00.498
about movies with Georgia.
00:45:00.719 --> 00:45:04.221
That's fine.
00:45:04.260 --> 00:45:07.603
We're grateful you guys are next to us.
00:45:07.643 --> 00:45:08.103
That's fine.
00:45:08.123 --> 00:45:08.403
Yes.
00:45:08.824 --> 00:45:09.005
Yeah.
00:45:10.300 --> 00:45:11.942
we got two of our big ones coming up.
00:45:11.981 --> 00:45:13.722
That's completely connected to Georgia.
00:45:14.282 --> 00:45:17.003
So this is the episode you, you,
00:45:17.304 --> 00:45:18.465
you needed to join chase.
00:45:20.485 --> 00:45:20.726
Yes.
00:45:20.925 --> 00:45:22.047
And we're glad that Alabama
00:45:22.086 --> 00:45:24.047
movie stay for all the, Hey, you know,
00:45:24.088 --> 00:45:25.027
it's, you know,
00:45:25.047 --> 00:45:27.349
it's all from Georgia actually.
00:45:29.449 --> 00:45:29.630
Yeah.
00:45:29.650 --> 00:45:30.331
When we actually,
00:45:30.590 --> 00:45:31.471
you need to go and edit
00:45:31.510 --> 00:45:33.132
this video and say spoilers.
00:45:33.371 --> 00:45:34.612
They were all made in Georgia.
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Yeah.
00:45:40.135 --> 00:45:40.717
Oh my.
00:45:43.081 --> 00:45:44.766
Well, all right.
00:45:46.583 --> 00:45:48.985
This next one I have never seen.
00:45:49.025 --> 00:45:49.625
And by the way,
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We appreciate all the
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interactions that we're getting tonight.
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This is why I really like
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Interact with us.
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Absolutely.
00:46:12.548 --> 00:46:14.608
yeah so and and brock worked
00:46:14.648 --> 00:46:15.750
really hard on some like
00:46:15.789 --> 00:46:17.389
smileys or emotes or
00:46:17.429 --> 00:46:18.369
whatever you call them now
00:46:18.710 --> 00:46:20.550
um and stuff for like if
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you join so you know do
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that join us yeah just hit
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yeah hit the like subscribe
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have you along with us for
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the ride we uh we're
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enjoying this so if you're
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happy a like would be
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greatly appreciated yes
00:46:41.146 --> 00:46:45.789
So Chase says, dang,
00:46:45.809 --> 00:46:46.349
I was talking about the
00:46:46.389 --> 00:46:48.190
dude from 30 Rock and I got him confused.
00:46:48.231 --> 00:46:50.652
So the actor wasn't correct,
00:46:50.693 --> 00:46:51.693
but the point still stands.
00:46:54.295 --> 00:46:55.115
We'll give you that one.
00:46:55.155 --> 00:46:55.576
It's fine.
00:46:56.996 --> 00:46:58.557
There's Katie correcting him.
00:46:58.577 --> 00:46:59.878
Gary Cole is not for making.
00:47:01.739 --> 00:47:03.360
Are we talking about Jack McBrayer?
00:47:03.380 --> 00:47:03.900
Yeah.
00:47:03.960 --> 00:47:04.740
Jack McBrayer.
00:47:05.041 --> 00:47:05.362
Yeah.
00:47:05.541 --> 00:47:05.782
Yes.
00:47:05.882 --> 00:47:08.744
Because he's from Mobile from that area.
00:47:09.925 --> 00:47:10.547
Where's he from?
00:47:11.186 --> 00:47:15.751
Jack McBrayer is from, let's see.
00:47:16.793 --> 00:47:17.393
He's from Macon.
00:47:17.434 --> 00:47:18.414
Yeah, he's from Macon.
00:47:19.396 --> 00:47:20.556
Oh, Jack McBrayer's from Macon.
00:47:20.597 --> 00:47:20.818
Yes.
00:47:21.378 --> 00:47:21.719
My bad.
00:47:22.599 --> 00:47:23.701
Now you've got me like going
00:47:23.721 --> 00:47:25.202
thinking like Jack McBrayer
00:47:25.222 --> 00:47:26.384
doing lines of Gary Coles
00:47:26.403 --> 00:47:27.445
from other movies, you know.
00:47:28.119 --> 00:47:28.420
You know,
00:47:28.460 --> 00:47:31.240
I need that TPS cover on the... Yeah.
00:47:32.762 --> 00:47:34.742
Yeah.
00:47:34.782 --> 00:47:36.103
That would be great.
00:47:36.643 --> 00:47:37.242
Yeah.
00:47:37.443 --> 00:47:39.403
I need you to come in on Saturday.
00:47:39.503 --> 00:47:41.364
Speaking of comfort movies... Oh,
00:47:41.385 --> 00:47:43.204
we're going off... Oh, my God.
00:47:43.244 --> 00:47:44.126
That's a comfort... That's
00:47:44.166 --> 00:47:44.925
not an Alabama movie,
00:47:44.965 --> 00:47:45.846
but that is a comfort movie.
00:47:45.985 --> 00:47:46.905
I'd like to watch that one.
00:47:47.407 --> 00:47:48.306
Because I'm like, man,
00:47:48.347 --> 00:47:49.827
I'm so glad I don't work at that place.
00:47:50.588 --> 00:47:51.188
Mm-hmm.
00:47:51.867 --> 00:47:52.307
In a tech.
00:47:53.248 --> 00:47:53.349
Oh.
00:47:54.824 --> 00:47:55.065
Well,
00:47:55.505 --> 00:47:57.905
another movie that focuses on Alabama,
00:47:58.005 --> 00:47:58.985
specifically the music
00:47:59.025 --> 00:48:00.945
history for the states.
00:48:01.407 --> 00:48:04.246
Back in... But a movie
00:48:04.286 --> 00:48:05.367
called Muscle Shoals.
00:48:06.967 --> 00:48:09.947
I'm assuming based on Muscle Shoals.
00:48:10.369 --> 00:48:14.628
Yeah, the Muscle Shoals sound.
00:48:14.728 --> 00:48:15.769
Description I've got here.
00:48:15.909 --> 00:48:16.670
Greg, Freddie...
00:48:18.307 --> 00:48:19.588
camellia is that right
00:48:20.027 --> 00:48:21.369
electrifying documentary
00:48:21.409 --> 00:48:22.668
celebrates rick hall the
00:48:22.768 --> 00:48:24.349
founder of fame studios in
00:48:24.409 --> 00:48:26.429
muscle shoals alabama and
00:48:26.469 --> 00:48:27.610
the signature sound he
00:48:27.650 --> 00:48:29.070
developed in timeless songs
00:48:29.110 --> 00:48:30.610
such as I'll take you there
00:48:30.630 --> 00:48:33.251
brown sugar and when a man
00:48:33.311 --> 00:48:36.012
loves a woman uh the movie
00:48:36.032 --> 00:48:37.273
features interviews with
00:48:37.512 --> 00:48:39.134
legendary artists like mick
00:48:39.193 --> 00:48:40.313
jagger keith richards
00:48:40.474 --> 00:48:42.795
aretha franklin bono many more
00:48:43.976 --> 00:48:44.958
spotlighting the critical
00:48:44.998 --> 00:48:46.398
role Alabama has long
00:48:46.458 --> 00:48:47.780
played in rock and roll history.
00:48:49.041 --> 00:48:51.282
Elvis recorded some stuff there,
00:48:51.643 --> 00:48:52.244
right there, right?
00:48:52.643 --> 00:48:53.605
I think everybody has.
00:48:55.166 --> 00:48:59.610
It is a very historic thing
00:48:59.650 --> 00:49:00.731
up there in Muscle Shoals.
00:49:00.791 --> 00:49:02.411
A lot of artists have come
00:49:02.452 --> 00:49:05.074
to Muscle Shoals to record there.
00:49:05.574 --> 00:49:07.016
It's got a lot of great
00:49:07.737 --> 00:49:08.757
music history to it.
00:49:09.438 --> 00:49:10.458
Keith Richards recorded
00:49:10.498 --> 00:49:11.378
there when he was at the
00:49:11.438 --> 00:49:12.360
ripe old age of 249.
00:49:12.360 --> 00:49:12.619
Bless him.
00:49:12.679 --> 00:49:15.541
Still going.
00:49:18.103 --> 00:49:21.445
I know that the big story
00:49:21.465 --> 00:49:22.545
around here a couple of
00:49:22.565 --> 00:49:24.086
years ago was Lana Del Rey
00:49:25.427 --> 00:49:26.367
went up there and was kind
00:49:26.407 --> 00:49:27.228
of working in a waffle
00:49:27.268 --> 00:49:28.489
house for a shift or so.
00:49:28.748 --> 00:49:29.510
Yeah.
00:49:29.650 --> 00:49:30.650
She was recording up there
00:49:30.670 --> 00:49:31.971
in Muscle Shoals too, right?
00:49:32.351 --> 00:49:32.530
Yeah.
00:49:32.570 --> 00:49:32.690
Yeah.
00:49:34.778 --> 00:49:36.500
A lot of big artists up there.
00:49:37.280 --> 00:49:38.221
She wanted to get the full
00:49:38.280 --> 00:49:39.382
Alabama experience.
00:49:40.083 --> 00:49:41.422
I'm sure she was trying to
00:49:41.503 --> 00:49:42.864
wait for a fight to break
00:49:42.943 --> 00:49:44.824
out or something.
00:49:45.264 --> 00:49:46.905
She had trained specifically
00:49:46.985 --> 00:49:48.507
with the Waffle House staff
00:49:48.626 --> 00:49:49.407
for the fights.
00:49:49.807 --> 00:49:50.509
Now waiting for the
00:49:50.568 --> 00:49:51.688
obligatory comment of how
00:49:51.728 --> 00:49:52.710
Waffle House is Georgia
00:49:52.769 --> 00:49:53.929
coming from Chase.
00:49:55.891 --> 00:49:56.132
See,
00:49:56.211 --> 00:49:57.552
he won't say it now because you handed
00:49:57.572 --> 00:49:58.313
him off.
00:50:00.534 --> 00:50:01.635
I made it come to fruition.
00:50:01.675 --> 00:50:02.034
There we go.
00:50:04.012 --> 00:50:05.393
He was literally typing it out.
00:50:05.414 --> 00:50:06.534
Dang it!
00:50:08.775 --> 00:50:09.255
Alabama,
00:50:09.275 --> 00:50:10.916
we got all of Georgia's stuff on loan.
00:50:10.956 --> 00:50:11.677
That's what we did.
00:50:15.199 --> 00:50:18.360
Oh, and Jess, of course, appreciates,
00:50:18.721 --> 00:50:19.461
you know, again,
00:50:19.802 --> 00:50:20.942
Sweet Home Alabama for
00:50:20.981 --> 00:50:23.264
mentioning the Swampers.
00:50:23.304 --> 00:50:23.903
Muscle Shoals.
00:50:23.923 --> 00:50:25.684
They've been known to pick a song or two.
00:50:25.724 --> 00:50:26.184
That's right.
00:50:26.224 --> 00:50:26.766
Yes, they do.
00:50:26.885 --> 00:50:30.126
She actually sang part of it.
00:50:30.146 --> 00:50:30.648
I'm proud of you.
00:50:30.668 --> 00:50:31.047
There you go.
00:50:33.445 --> 00:50:35.007
I've been hearing that song
00:50:35.047 --> 00:50:36.527
Since I came into this
00:50:36.628 --> 00:50:38.809
world Goodness gracious
00:50:39.989 --> 00:50:40.951
You're required to know
00:50:40.990 --> 00:50:47.755
that song As an Alabama fan
00:50:47.835 --> 00:50:50.797
Yeah In 2015 Ava DuVernay
00:50:51.378 --> 00:50:52.539
And I'm only familiar with
00:50:52.599 --> 00:50:55.641
her From Was it the Wrinkle
00:50:55.702 --> 00:50:56.503
in Time movie?
00:50:57.643 --> 00:50:58.143
Was that it?
00:50:59.085 --> 00:50:59.284
Yeah
00:50:59.686 --> 00:51:01.427
That's what I'm remembering her from.
00:51:01.467 --> 00:51:05.590
Which wasn't very memorable, by the way.
00:51:05.769 --> 00:51:07.391
That's why I never saw that movie.
00:51:07.431 --> 00:51:09.632
It was memorable for being a
00:51:10.152 --> 00:51:10.913
pile of trash.
00:51:12.012 --> 00:51:12.773
It was terrible.
00:51:13.393 --> 00:51:14.414
My daughter wanted to go see
00:51:14.454 --> 00:51:15.175
it when she was younger,
00:51:15.195 --> 00:51:16.235
when it first came out.
00:51:16.695 --> 00:51:18.217
We went to the theater and I was just like,
00:51:19.677 --> 00:51:19.817
eh.
00:51:20.737 --> 00:51:21.838
I bet it was filmed in Georgia.
00:51:21.858 --> 00:51:22.619
Probably.
00:51:26.940 --> 00:51:29.260
But a movie, of course,
00:51:29.900 --> 00:51:33.481
one of our... Okay.
00:51:33.822 --> 00:51:34.422
I'll take it.
00:51:34.663 --> 00:51:35.282
I'll take it.
00:51:35.322 --> 00:51:35.943
There you go.
00:51:35.983 --> 00:51:38.043
Leonard Skinner was managed by Alan Walden,
00:51:38.063 --> 00:51:39.784
whose office was in Macon, Georgia.
00:51:39.804 --> 00:51:40.344
Take that, Bo.
00:51:44.152 --> 00:51:45.112
Being one up by Chase
00:51:45.193 --> 00:51:45.954
Ambrose is something I
00:51:46.173 --> 00:51:48.375
always take that in stride.
00:51:48.394 --> 00:51:49.614
I was going to say,
00:51:49.855 --> 00:51:51.856
you can't go wrong with that.
00:51:51.896 --> 00:51:52.976
Chase is one of our favorite
00:51:53.016 --> 00:51:54.137
people on this space.
00:51:54.476 --> 00:51:55.777
Yes.
00:51:57.217 --> 00:51:59.539
So Ava's movie about Selma,
00:52:00.798 --> 00:52:03.280
appropriately titled Selma,
00:52:03.880 --> 00:52:05.740
referenced one of the worst...
00:52:06.780 --> 00:52:07.782
Certainly one of the worst
00:52:07.822 --> 00:52:09.184
times in Alabama's history.
00:52:10.144 --> 00:52:12.969
But the 1965 Selma to
00:52:13.009 --> 00:52:14.831
Montgomery voting rights marches.
00:52:16.492 --> 00:52:19.336
Much of the production filmed in Georgia.
00:52:21.219 --> 00:52:21.619
Skylar.
00:52:21.760 --> 00:52:22.820
That is in the.
00:52:23.842 --> 00:52:24.262
Oh, wait.
00:52:24.422 --> 00:52:24.742
Hang on.
00:52:28.010 --> 00:52:29.112
We're talking about the
00:52:29.152 --> 00:52:31.172
Selma to Montgomery to Selma march.
00:52:31.512 --> 00:52:33.195
Shots fired.
00:52:35.215 --> 00:52:36.157
George only films good
00:52:36.197 --> 00:52:37.898
movies like Robocop 3.
00:52:37.898 --> 00:52:39.418
Which is funny, Skyler.
00:52:39.478 --> 00:52:40.659
I did not realize that until
00:52:40.780 --> 00:52:41.760
I had to randomly catch
00:52:41.820 --> 00:52:43.902
Robocop 3 on TV and I saw
00:52:43.961 --> 00:52:45.483
the Westin Hotel in the background.
00:52:45.523 --> 00:52:47.204
I was like, well, there it is.
00:52:47.644 --> 00:52:48.925
Okay, I didn't know that.
00:52:48.945 --> 00:52:50.085
I had to go back.
00:52:50.166 --> 00:52:51.186
I've only seen that movie once.
00:52:51.788 --> 00:52:52.708
I had to go back and watch it.
00:52:52.728 --> 00:52:54.929
I've seen the other two multiple times.
00:52:56.067 --> 00:52:56.626
But anyway,
00:52:59.889 --> 00:53:01.429
Ava earned an Oscar nomination
00:53:01.449 --> 00:53:03.269
for Best Picture and a win
00:53:03.289 --> 00:53:05.210
for Best Song called Glory.
00:53:05.831 --> 00:53:06.172
Much of the...
00:53:10.659 --> 00:53:11.458
I was trying to remember if
00:53:11.498 --> 00:53:13.280
that was the one with the jetpack.
00:53:13.360 --> 00:53:14.322
That was so stupid.
00:53:14.461 --> 00:53:15.262
Yeah, the jetpack.
00:53:15.722 --> 00:53:19.545
All right.
00:53:19.585 --> 00:53:20.505
That's just so that they can
00:53:20.545 --> 00:53:21.766
reissue him and put a
00:53:21.786 --> 00:53:23.228
jetpack on his figure, you know?
00:53:23.588 --> 00:53:24.750
Yeah.
00:53:24.849 --> 00:53:28.251
All right.
00:53:28.273 --> 00:53:30.414
Much of the production for
00:53:30.434 --> 00:53:32.936
Selma was filmed in Georgia,
00:53:32.976 --> 00:53:34.097
according to this description.
00:53:34.157 --> 00:53:34.396
Yes.
00:53:35.257 --> 00:53:36.539
And Robocop was not in it.
00:53:36.938 --> 00:53:38.059
Yes.
00:53:38.119 --> 00:53:38.541
Thankfully.
00:53:39.701 --> 00:53:41.143
But key scenes were shot in
00:53:41.182 --> 00:53:42.302
Selma and Montgomery,
00:53:42.403 --> 00:53:43.764
specifically locations
00:53:43.824 --> 00:53:44.844
where the historic events
00:53:44.965 --> 00:53:46.567
actually took place.
00:53:48.748 --> 00:53:50.909
The historic locations that
00:53:50.949 --> 00:53:51.791
were used in the movie
00:53:51.811 --> 00:53:53.972
include the Edmund Pettus Bridge,
00:53:54.152 --> 00:53:55.313
where marchers violently
00:53:55.393 --> 00:53:56.594
clash with state troopers,
00:53:57.315 --> 00:53:59.217
and the Alabama State Capitol Building,
00:53:59.297 --> 00:54:01.918
upon whose steps Martin Luther King Jr.
00:54:01.998 --> 00:54:03.219
delivered an impassioned
00:54:03.260 --> 00:54:04.420
speech for the finale.
00:54:05.981 --> 00:54:07.282
And, you know...
00:54:08.393 --> 00:54:10.273
This person in this description says,
00:54:10.293 --> 00:54:11.773
you know, history isn't always pretty.
00:54:12.313 --> 00:54:13.735
In a country as young as America,
00:54:13.795 --> 00:54:14.815
the effects of the past
00:54:14.855 --> 00:54:16.036
remain ever urgent and
00:54:16.076 --> 00:54:17.456
immediate as states move on
00:54:17.496 --> 00:54:18.697
from hardship and flourish
00:54:18.817 --> 00:54:20.356
under the banner of civic pride.
00:54:21.418 --> 00:54:22.898
And sometimes that history
00:54:22.978 --> 00:54:24.639
makes for one heck of a movie.
00:54:25.840 --> 00:54:26.039
Yeah.
00:54:26.739 --> 00:54:28.059
So I definitely want to see that.
00:54:31.322 --> 00:54:35.842
Just on a personal aside,
00:54:35.922 --> 00:54:37.603
my dad was one of those state troopers.
00:54:38.532 --> 00:54:41.034
Uh, he didn't talk a lot about it though.
00:54:41.315 --> 00:54:41.494
Yeah.
00:54:41.795 --> 00:54:43.016
Um, that was a rough time.
00:54:43.076 --> 00:54:46.099
He was a brand new state trooper when,
00:54:46.478 --> 00:54:48.119
when that incident took place.
00:54:48.219 --> 00:54:48.800
But, uh,
00:54:48.900 --> 00:54:50.242
he said he wishes that it was an
00:54:50.302 --> 00:54:51.563
incident that never happened.
00:54:52.664 --> 00:54:55.786
Um, yeah, but like I said, dad, of course,
00:54:55.806 --> 00:54:56.706
there's many of our
00:54:56.746 --> 00:54:58.228
listeners that passed away last year.
00:54:58.248 --> 00:54:58.547
So, uh,
00:54:59.268 --> 00:55:01.170
I don't have his stories from Selma.
00:55:01.190 --> 00:55:04.331
He is the one he did not talk about.
00:55:04.472 --> 00:55:05.253
So, yeah.
00:55:06.474 --> 00:55:06.594
Um,
00:55:08.431 --> 00:55:09.592
Hey, you know what?
00:55:11.112 --> 00:55:11.693
I'm just waiting for
00:55:11.733 --> 00:55:12.793
somebody to option the
00:55:13.414 --> 00:55:15.655
rights to do the Montgomery
00:55:15.715 --> 00:55:16.494
Riverboat Brawl.
00:55:16.956 --> 00:55:19.936
That could totally be one.
00:55:19.956 --> 00:55:21.197
I mean, I know it was a scene,
00:55:21.217 --> 00:55:22.057
but someone could stretch
00:55:22.077 --> 00:55:22.978
that out into a movie.
00:55:23.139 --> 00:55:25.079
We could do a whole epic of it.
00:55:26.981 --> 00:55:28.061
Doing the Riverboat Brawl.
00:55:29.242 --> 00:55:29.442
Yeah.
00:55:31.663 --> 00:55:34.724
So we're narrowing down
00:55:34.744 --> 00:55:35.764
towards the end of the list.
00:55:35.784 --> 00:55:36.346
Yeah.
00:55:37.371 --> 00:55:38.353
You skipped over one.
00:55:38.413 --> 00:55:39.793
I know which one you were talking about.
00:55:39.833 --> 00:55:42.255
The two we skipped over, yeah.
00:55:42.355 --> 00:55:43.516
Those two we're coming back to.
00:55:43.735 --> 00:55:46.038
But before we go back to those, if I can.
00:55:46.137 --> 00:55:46.498
Oh, go ahead.
00:55:46.538 --> 00:55:46.677
Sorry.
00:55:46.697 --> 00:55:47.559
Con Air.
00:55:47.699 --> 00:55:48.818
Oh, there's one more.
00:55:48.958 --> 00:55:49.239
Oh, yeah.
00:55:49.639 --> 00:55:50.119
Con Air.
00:55:58.056 --> 00:56:00.077
so I am oh yeah that's right
00:56:00.356 --> 00:56:01.938
I have not seen con air I
00:56:02.978 --> 00:56:06.780
am ashamed to say oh what
00:56:07.201 --> 00:56:08.701
in the crap man 1997 that
00:56:08.740 --> 00:56:10.061
was during my air force
00:56:10.121 --> 00:56:12.382
time okay I've missed a lot of
00:56:13.057 --> 00:56:14.639
And I never came back around.
00:56:14.719 --> 00:56:15.338
Okay, well,
00:56:15.358 --> 00:56:17.860
we got to... You have like 25 years.
00:56:19.400 --> 00:56:19.860
Look, man.
00:56:20.740 --> 00:56:21.260
I've been busy.
00:56:21.360 --> 00:56:22.041
Come on, bro.
00:56:22.081 --> 00:56:23.942
You have prime Nicolas Cage.
00:56:23.961 --> 00:56:24.782
I was going to say.
00:56:25.262 --> 00:56:25.862
Seriously.
00:56:25.882 --> 00:56:27.744
My other favorite actors of all time,
00:56:27.764 --> 00:56:29.784
a prime John Malkovich.
00:56:30.324 --> 00:56:30.605
Yes.
00:56:31.005 --> 00:56:31.346
Great cast.
00:56:31.385 --> 00:56:34.347
That's one of John Malkovich's best roles.
00:56:34.387 --> 00:56:34.628
Yeah.
00:56:34.728 --> 00:56:37.829
I mean, he was so freaking good in that.
00:56:37.869 --> 00:56:38.630
That was the movie that made
00:56:38.650 --> 00:56:40.110
me love John Malkovich, I believe.
00:56:40.751 --> 00:56:42.152
That was my introduction to him,
00:56:42.172 --> 00:56:42.811
and then I was like,
00:56:43.092 --> 00:56:43.932
this dude is awesome.
00:56:44.052 --> 00:56:45.173
I will watch anything and
00:56:45.233 --> 00:56:46.014
everything he's in.
00:56:47.434 --> 00:56:49.016
And, you know, Nick, like I said,
00:56:49.096 --> 00:56:50.356
Nick Cage and that southern
00:56:50.416 --> 00:56:52.318
accent he throws out there in this movie.
00:56:52.358 --> 00:56:53.699
One of my favorite lines of cinema.
00:56:54.362 --> 00:56:56.764
Put the bunny down.
00:56:59.304 --> 00:57:00.706
But his, of course,
00:57:00.746 --> 00:57:02.086
his tie to the movie is
00:57:02.166 --> 00:57:04.327
that his character is from Alabama.
00:57:06.208 --> 00:57:08.130
And, of course, my favorite song.
00:57:09.152 --> 00:57:10.052
is part of this movie.
00:57:10.333 --> 00:57:12.313
So you gotta have, you know,
00:57:12.333 --> 00:57:13.614
somebody from Alabama, you gotta,
00:57:13.635 --> 00:57:14.635
you gotta have sweet home
00:57:14.715 --> 00:57:15.516
Alabama in there.
00:57:15.536 --> 00:57:16.675
So there you go.
00:57:18.197 --> 00:57:19.376
Did you, did you guys know,
00:57:19.436 --> 00:57:20.737
I know you guys know this,
00:57:20.797 --> 00:57:24.059
but anybody watching that Alabama,
00:57:24.260 --> 00:57:24.940
we didn't even have the
00:57:25.019 --> 00:57:26.420
rights as an official
00:57:26.460 --> 00:57:27.840
entity to say that this was
00:57:27.860 --> 00:57:29.282
sweet home Alabama up until
00:57:29.322 --> 00:57:30.442
maybe what was it?
00:57:30.461 --> 00:57:31.041
Maybe five,
00:57:31.282 --> 00:57:32.643
maybe seven years ago when they
00:57:32.702 --> 00:57:33.923
actually had to, you know, the,
00:57:35.128 --> 00:57:35.949
The state of Alabama
00:57:36.009 --> 00:57:36.809
actually purchased the
00:57:36.869 --> 00:57:38.110
rights or got the rights to
00:57:38.150 --> 00:57:38.931
actually put that on our
00:57:38.971 --> 00:57:39.672
signs and whatnot.
00:57:39.831 --> 00:57:40.652
It's probably been about 10
00:57:40.652 --> 00:57:42.074
years since they did it.
00:57:42.914 --> 00:57:44.695
But, you know, before that, it was just,
00:57:44.735 --> 00:57:45.436
you know, what was it,
00:57:45.536 --> 00:57:46.376
Alabama the Beautiful?
00:57:47.018 --> 00:57:47.277
Yeah.
00:57:47.597 --> 00:57:48.179
All the signs.
00:57:48.199 --> 00:57:49.300
And then after that, they were like, oh,
00:57:49.320 --> 00:57:50.201
no, we got the options.
00:57:50.221 --> 00:57:51.221
It's Sweet Home Alabama now.
00:57:51.762 --> 00:57:52.242
Well,
00:57:52.262 --> 00:57:53.663
that and the other term now they're
00:57:53.682 --> 00:57:54.583
trying to move on from.
00:57:55.144 --> 00:57:55.844
Oh, Heart of Dixie?
00:57:56.045 --> 00:57:56.246
Yeah.
00:57:56.686 --> 00:57:56.905
Yeah.
00:57:57.586 --> 00:57:57.786
Yeah.
00:57:58.768 --> 00:57:59.929
Yeah.
00:57:59.949 --> 00:58:00.929
Well, speaking of rights that...
00:58:01.831 --> 00:58:04.012
some Alabama entities do not have.
00:58:04.072 --> 00:58:05.373
Did you know that Auburn
00:58:05.414 --> 00:58:08.516
University does not own their fight song?
00:58:09.697 --> 00:58:09.916
What?
00:58:11.057 --> 00:58:12.197
That was something when I
00:58:12.237 --> 00:58:13.599
worked at Auburn that I was
00:58:13.659 --> 00:58:14.579
surprised to learn.
00:58:14.619 --> 00:58:15.559
Yeah, there's a family,
00:58:15.900 --> 00:58:18.661
the family of the song's
00:58:18.722 --> 00:58:21.164
author owns the rights to War Eagle.
00:58:21.824 --> 00:58:22.644
Probably in Georgia.
00:58:25.246 --> 00:58:26.507
Auburn is right next to Georgia,
00:58:26.547 --> 00:58:27.086
so I don't know.
00:58:27.106 --> 00:58:28.527
Is that West Georgia College?
00:58:28.547 --> 00:58:29.789
Some people call it that sometimes.
00:58:30.646 --> 00:58:35.146
Now West Georgia colleges, uh, is in, uh,
00:58:35.246 --> 00:58:36.126
heck Carrollton.
00:58:37.788 --> 00:58:38.228
Yeah.
00:58:38.427 --> 00:58:38.628
Yeah.
00:58:40.007 --> 00:58:40.208
Yeah.
00:58:40.429 --> 00:58:40.728
There is,
00:58:40.768 --> 00:58:42.648
there is an Auburn Georgia though,
00:58:42.768 --> 00:58:44.128
but a lot of people do confuse.
00:58:44.590 --> 00:58:44.750
Yeah.
00:58:44.769 --> 00:58:46.110
A lot of people outside of the area.
00:58:46.170 --> 00:58:46.690
Usually they can,
00:58:46.730 --> 00:58:47.510
a lot of people think
00:58:47.570 --> 00:58:48.791
Auburn university is in Georgia.
00:58:49.190 --> 00:58:49.371
Yeah.
00:58:50.130 --> 00:58:50.490
But yeah.
00:58:50.891 --> 00:58:51.490
Uh, Auburn,
00:58:51.710 --> 00:58:52.751
Auburn does not own the rights
00:58:52.811 --> 00:58:55.211
to or Eagle that they it's
00:58:55.311 --> 00:58:56.413
on lease from the family.
00:58:57.052 --> 00:58:57.612
And that's why.
00:58:58.123 --> 00:58:59.342
I know like EA Sports is
00:58:59.362 --> 00:59:00.103
coming out with their
00:59:00.143 --> 00:59:01.324
college football game here
00:59:01.623 --> 00:59:02.304
in a couple of weeks.
00:59:03.864 --> 00:59:07.025
The old EA Sports college
00:59:07.065 --> 00:59:09.146
football games or NCAA
00:59:09.166 --> 00:59:12.467
games never featured War
00:59:12.547 --> 00:59:14.047
Eagle because they didn't
00:59:14.088 --> 00:59:14.628
have the rights.
00:59:15.128 --> 00:59:16.289
Are they going to have it on the new one?
00:59:16.768 --> 00:59:17.068
Don't know.
00:59:17.088 --> 00:59:17.969
I haven't heard.
00:59:18.028 --> 00:59:19.670
I've seen people ask that question, but.
00:59:21.389 --> 00:59:22.630
i was all I was always like
00:59:22.730 --> 00:59:23.769
how come are they playing
00:59:23.849 --> 00:59:25.050
glory glory to old georgia
00:59:25.110 --> 00:59:28.112
you know whatever yeah but
00:59:28.632 --> 00:59:29.492
we'll just play the happy
00:59:29.532 --> 00:59:30.833
birthday song instead oh
00:59:30.853 --> 00:59:32.452
wait no that was also owned
00:59:32.472 --> 00:59:35.173
by somebody maybe think
00:59:35.213 --> 00:59:36.275
going back to con air also
00:59:36.295 --> 00:59:37.175
talking about the cast you
00:59:37.195 --> 00:59:38.054
need to watch this also
00:59:38.356 --> 00:59:39.715
brock for steve buscemi
00:59:39.956 --> 00:59:42.217
steve yes yeah that's right
00:59:42.257 --> 00:59:44.057
yeah this is one of his coolest roles
00:59:44.898 --> 00:59:46.579
Do you know, every time I watch this,
00:59:47.340 --> 00:59:48.159
the more I watch it,
00:59:49.021 --> 00:59:50.161
his character gets more and
00:59:50.181 --> 00:59:51.963
more complex the more you watch it.
00:59:51.983 --> 00:59:53.204
Because you're like, you think of it,
00:59:53.224 --> 00:59:53.943
you're like, okay, yeah,
00:59:53.983 --> 00:59:55.085
he's just this criminal.
00:59:55.565 --> 00:59:56.585
And then you get to watching
00:59:56.606 --> 00:59:57.487
it more and more and you're like,
00:59:57.507 --> 01:00:00.108
you start kind of peeling layers.
01:00:00.128 --> 01:00:00.469
And you're like,
01:00:00.489 --> 01:00:01.108
he really didn't have
01:00:01.128 --> 01:00:02.050
enough screen time to have
01:00:02.070 --> 01:00:02.829
this many layers.
01:00:03.170 --> 01:00:04.110
But it's Steve Buscemi.
01:00:04.210 --> 01:00:05.172
You know, he's incredible.
01:00:06.527 --> 01:00:06.666
Well,
01:00:06.686 --> 01:00:08.128
this is definitely cause it's been a
01:00:08.168 --> 01:00:09.367
while since I've watched it
01:00:10.208 --> 01:00:11.628
and knowing that Brock hasn't seen it.
01:00:11.668 --> 01:00:13.130
This is definitely, we're going to have to,
01:00:13.670 --> 01:00:15.851
we're going to have to recognize it.
01:00:15.931 --> 01:00:17.871
I love Nicholas Cage.
01:00:17.891 --> 01:00:19.152
Nicholas Cage is one of my favorite.
01:00:19.172 --> 01:00:22.052
In fact, I got a, uh, recently got a, uh,
01:00:22.152 --> 01:00:23.333
he did a private signing,
01:00:24.273 --> 01:00:25.875
maybe his only private signing ever.
01:00:26.195 --> 01:00:29.235
And I've got, you know, a personalized, uh,
01:00:29.356 --> 01:00:31.637
autograph from Nick Cage on a poster to,
01:00:31.757 --> 01:00:31.817
um,
01:00:32.548 --> 01:00:33.409
A national treasure.
01:00:34.090 --> 01:00:34.971
I love Nick Cage.
01:00:35.010 --> 01:00:35.452
So, yeah,
01:00:35.572 --> 01:00:37.273
I'm ashamed I've not seen this movie.
01:00:37.313 --> 01:00:39.775
But what I'm seeing in the description,
01:00:39.815 --> 01:00:40.014
though,
01:00:40.054 --> 01:00:41.836
is he actually came to Alabama to
01:00:41.876 --> 01:00:42.777
study the dialect.
01:00:45.179 --> 01:00:45.980
For the accent.
01:00:46.400 --> 01:00:47.380
I mean, he's a Coppola.
01:00:47.961 --> 01:00:49.163
Yeah.
01:00:49.663 --> 01:00:50.664
Another prominent name in
01:00:50.684 --> 01:00:51.844
the film is Danny Trejo.
01:00:52.445 --> 01:00:53.266
Yeah, Danny Trejo.
01:00:53.487 --> 01:00:54.708
Who's coming to Dragon Con.
01:00:54.728 --> 01:00:56.849
Coming to Dragon Con this year.
01:00:57.090 --> 01:00:58.230
He actually plays...
01:00:59.447 --> 01:01:00.228
Probably one of the worst
01:01:00.268 --> 01:01:01.730
kinds of criminals in that.
01:01:03.751 --> 01:01:04.570
Yes, he does.
01:01:05.072 --> 01:01:05.811
Yeah, I agree.
01:01:05.831 --> 01:01:06.192
We'll do it.
01:01:06.672 --> 01:01:07.333
I need to watch it.
01:01:07.393 --> 01:01:08.634
I would love to sit and talk
01:01:08.653 --> 01:01:09.414
about Con Air.
01:01:09.835 --> 01:01:10.215
Oh, yeah.
01:01:10.355 --> 01:01:13.177
I mean, that movie is just... Look,
01:01:13.317 --> 01:01:14.378
I'll tell you what.
01:01:14.438 --> 01:01:15.878
If you tell me you watched it,
01:01:15.958 --> 01:01:17.000
I will go watch it again so
01:01:17.039 --> 01:01:17.440
that it's fresh.
01:01:17.460 --> 01:01:18.380
Me too.
01:01:18.400 --> 01:01:18.561
Okay.
01:01:18.960 --> 01:01:19.221
All right.
01:01:20.081 --> 01:01:20.561
Give me a few days.
01:01:20.581 --> 01:01:22.043
Work's hectic right now.
01:01:26.385 --> 01:01:27.327
but I will try to get to it
01:01:27.387 --> 01:01:29.487
soon uh but it also says
01:01:29.887 --> 01:01:31.248
here that uh the lead
01:01:31.349 --> 01:01:33.150
actress monica potter grew
01:01:33.230 --> 01:01:35.731
up in arab alabama yeah I
01:01:35.771 --> 01:01:37.210
saw that I didn't and I
01:01:37.231 --> 01:01:38.211
didn't realize that until
01:01:38.251 --> 01:01:39.172
we were looking over this
01:01:39.251 --> 01:01:41.693
list too yeah so that's
01:01:41.753 --> 01:01:43.534
cool is she the one who
01:01:43.554 --> 01:01:46.695
plays his wife or no wait
01:01:46.735 --> 01:01:49.376
who are you talking about
01:01:49.896 --> 01:01:51.438
monica potter monica potter
01:01:54.487 --> 01:01:56.027
Look at you topping away over there.
01:01:56.188 --> 01:01:56.648
I hear them.
01:01:56.867 --> 01:01:57.389
Oh, yeah, yeah.
01:01:57.409 --> 01:01:58.268
Someone who plays his wife.
01:01:58.309 --> 01:01:58.509
Yeah.
01:01:58.789 --> 01:01:59.048
Okay.
01:01:59.610 --> 01:01:59.809
Yeah.
01:02:00.710 --> 01:02:02.490
So she grew up in Arab.
01:02:02.690 --> 01:02:02.911
All right.
01:02:03.570 --> 01:02:03.911
Interesting.
01:02:05.411 --> 01:02:06.273
Never would have called that.
01:02:08.693 --> 01:02:10.534
Wait, did we blank out again?
01:02:10.574 --> 01:02:11.215
Did we go again?
01:02:11.775 --> 01:02:12.416
We did, yeah.
01:02:12.876 --> 01:02:13.795
Yeah.
01:02:13.835 --> 01:02:14.115
Love it.
01:02:14.597 --> 01:02:15.376
Just bear with us.
01:02:15.496 --> 01:02:15.797
Yeah.
01:02:15.876 --> 01:02:16.237
Sorry, guys.
01:02:16.277 --> 01:02:17.237
We're working through this, too.
01:02:17.318 --> 01:02:18.217
It's okay, guys.
01:02:18.257 --> 01:02:18.938
I think we got it.
01:02:19.438 --> 01:02:21.519
We reset everything on our end yesterday,
01:02:21.619 --> 01:02:21.679
so.
01:02:21.699 --> 01:02:21.800
Yeah.
01:02:22.942 --> 01:02:23.103
Um,
01:02:23.884 --> 01:02:25.766
we need to look into Bo's looking into
01:02:25.786 --> 01:02:26.867
a new internet provider and
01:02:26.887 --> 01:02:28.228
I think we might need to as well.
01:02:29.210 --> 01:02:29.911
Although I think this is
01:02:29.931 --> 01:02:31.092
stream yard messing up tonight.
01:02:31.753 --> 01:02:32.835
It is stream yard.
01:02:32.856 --> 01:02:33.536
I don't think it's you guys.
01:02:33.992 --> 01:02:34.172
Yeah.
01:02:34.432 --> 01:02:36.034
Katie does say Monica Potter does play.
01:02:36.655 --> 01:02:36.835
Yeah.
01:02:37.615 --> 01:02:39.958
Okay.
01:02:40.679 --> 01:02:43.039
Jess, before we get to the big final two,
01:02:43.101 --> 01:02:44.541
you had one you want to point out.
01:02:44.981 --> 01:02:46.463
This is not on the list.
01:02:46.583 --> 01:02:48.125
And I told Brock when we
01:02:48.144 --> 01:02:49.105
were looking at it that
01:02:50.987 --> 01:02:52.387
there's been a couple of lists out,
01:02:52.427 --> 01:02:52.668
you know,
01:02:52.688 --> 01:02:54.789
movies about Alabama filmed in Alabama.
01:02:56.871 --> 01:02:58.172
One that is missing on here.
01:02:59.324 --> 01:03:02.507
That is one I absolutely love.
01:03:02.586 --> 01:03:04.989
It's called Crazy in Alabama.
01:03:05.210 --> 01:03:06.291
Oh, yeah.
01:03:06.331 --> 01:03:07.572
Have you seen it?
01:03:07.851 --> 01:03:08.813
I think I saw it,
01:03:08.833 --> 01:03:09.974
but that was when it came out.
01:03:10.014 --> 01:03:11.916
My mom rented it and I watched it.
01:03:11.996 --> 01:03:13.557
I vaguely remember it,
01:03:13.597 --> 01:03:15.139
but I know it's Melanie Griffin, yes.
01:03:15.199 --> 01:03:16.320
Yes.
01:03:17.021 --> 01:03:18.983
Antonio Banderas directed this.
01:03:19.222 --> 01:03:20.405
It came out in 99.
01:03:20.565 --> 01:03:23.887
I read the book prior to watching this.
01:03:24.108 --> 01:03:24.648
the movie.
01:03:25.510 --> 01:03:28.552
And this also... The movie
01:03:28.672 --> 01:03:30.574
also stars Lucas Black,
01:03:30.775 --> 01:03:32.518
who is from Alabama,
01:03:33.077 --> 01:03:35.740
who was also in Sling Blade.
01:03:35.760 --> 01:03:36.922
He played...
01:03:40.184 --> 01:03:41.985
sorry excuse me um he played
01:03:42.025 --> 01:03:43.746
frank little boy in sling
01:03:43.766 --> 01:03:46.387
blade so uh he's also been
01:03:46.407 --> 01:03:47.706
in the he's been in the
01:03:47.746 --> 01:03:49.047
fast and the furious movies
01:03:49.068 --> 01:03:52.407
so he knows about family
01:03:52.708 --> 01:03:53.588
yeah he knows all about
01:03:53.648 --> 01:03:56.670
family yeah he he is uh not
01:03:56.690 --> 01:03:58.070
watching I know right
01:03:59.831 --> 01:04:02.672
But this movie takes place in 1965,
01:04:02.672 --> 01:04:05.873
and it's also during the
01:04:05.893 --> 01:04:07.755
time of the civil rights
01:04:08.835 --> 01:04:09.717
issues in the state.
01:04:10.677 --> 01:04:14.260
So there's a lot of scenes
01:04:14.300 --> 01:04:15.920
in the movie that reflect that time.
01:04:16.101 --> 01:04:16.800
Tokyo Drift.
01:04:20.463 --> 01:04:21.623
But Melanie Griffith,
01:04:22.130 --> 01:04:25.853
plays a alabama housewife
01:04:26.353 --> 01:04:28.456
who has dreams of going to
01:04:28.496 --> 01:04:29.416
hollywood to become an
01:04:29.577 --> 01:04:32.360
actress she is married to a
01:04:33.360 --> 01:04:36.905
not so nice dude and she
01:04:36.945 --> 01:04:39.628
gets tired of being in this relationship
01:04:40.672 --> 01:04:41.931
and she puts an end to it.
01:04:42.952 --> 01:04:44.052
I am not going to go into
01:04:44.072 --> 01:04:45.512
the details on how she puts
01:04:45.572 --> 01:04:46.554
an end to it in case
01:04:46.873 --> 01:04:47.853
anybody ever wants to go
01:04:47.893 --> 01:04:48.693
watch this movie.
01:04:49.094 --> 01:04:53.135
But, um, I, I haven't watched it in years,
01:04:53.255 --> 01:04:54.896
but the book was fantastic.
01:04:55.376 --> 01:04:56.195
Um, the movie,
01:04:56.275 --> 01:04:57.376
I think it translated over
01:04:57.436 --> 01:04:58.836
to the movie very well.
01:04:59.536 --> 01:05:05.938
Um, so again, uh, also this movie also was,
01:05:06.219 --> 01:05:07.239
uh, let's say film.
01:05:07.579 --> 01:05:08.480
It was shot, uh,
01:05:09.980 --> 01:05:12.021
actually there was no scenes in Georgia.
01:05:14.222 --> 01:05:16.304
They, they did do a lot of the, yeah,
01:05:16.605 --> 01:05:17.826
take this one.
01:05:18.786 --> 01:05:20.487
There is no Georgia filming
01:05:20.527 --> 01:05:22.228
locations in this one, but they did lose,
01:05:22.989 --> 01:05:24.831
use a lot of Louisiana as far as the,
01:05:25.831 --> 01:05:28.893
the Southern, but she's anyway,
01:05:28.913 --> 01:05:30.594
when she puts an end to her relationship,
01:05:30.715 --> 01:05:32.074
she goes to California.
01:05:32.096 --> 01:05:33.436
So there's a lot of cross country,
01:05:33.916 --> 01:05:36.097
you know, film, but you know,
01:05:36.177 --> 01:05:38.400
everybody's based back in Alabama.
01:05:38.420 --> 01:05:38.639
Yeah.
01:05:39.501 --> 01:05:41.423
So I highly recommend if you
01:05:41.463 --> 01:05:42.905
have not seen this movie,
01:05:42.925 --> 01:05:43.585
go check it out.
01:05:44.286 --> 01:05:44.987
It is really good.
01:05:46.548 --> 01:05:48.210
So anyway, that's,
01:05:48.369 --> 01:05:49.411
that's what I wanted to add
01:05:49.931 --> 01:05:52.693
to our little list of Alabama movies.
01:05:54.476 --> 01:05:54.835
Excuse me.
01:05:55.277 --> 01:05:55.737
That's all right.
01:05:57.018 --> 01:06:03.885
I'm trying to also looking really quickly.
01:06:06.034 --> 01:06:07.295
Oh, which one?
01:06:07.735 --> 01:06:09.675
Part seven.
01:06:09.695 --> 01:06:18.079
Alabama is where... I can't
01:06:18.139 --> 01:06:19.440
argue with you on that.
01:06:28.675 --> 01:06:29.956
You notice how he just skips
01:06:30.016 --> 01:06:31.197
Mississippi altogether.
01:06:33.938 --> 01:06:34.838
Sometimes for good reason.
01:06:35.400 --> 01:06:36.740
Everybody skips Mississippi.
01:06:37.221 --> 01:06:38.641
So it's fine.
01:06:39.782 --> 01:06:41.204
If Alabama ever has a
01:06:41.443 --> 01:06:42.465
punching bag of its own,
01:06:42.525 --> 01:06:43.244
it's Mississippi.
01:06:43.344 --> 01:06:44.706
At least we're not Mississippi.
01:06:44.766 --> 01:06:45.947
At least we're not Mississippi.
01:06:46.907 --> 01:06:48.268
Chase says Louisiana is the
01:06:48.309 --> 01:06:49.268
Georgia of West Alabama.
01:06:49.690 --> 01:06:50.090
Yes.
01:06:51.510 --> 01:06:54.693
But Friday the 13th, part seven,
01:06:54.992 --> 01:06:55.653
the new blood.
01:06:56.088 --> 01:06:58.650
Part of it was filmed in Alabama.
01:06:58.690 --> 01:06:58.851
Yeah.
01:06:59.471 --> 01:07:00.192
Down in Baldwin.
01:07:00.612 --> 01:07:03.554
Baymanette served as Camp Crystal Lake.
01:07:04.471 --> 01:07:05.092
I don't want to say, like,
01:07:05.152 --> 01:07:05.751
I'm trying to think of
01:07:05.771 --> 01:07:06.652
other movies off the top of my head.
01:07:06.672 --> 01:07:07.413
I know I want to say there
01:07:07.432 --> 01:07:08.574
was a horror movie with
01:07:08.594 --> 01:07:10.454
Karen Gillum called The Eye or something.
01:07:10.496 --> 01:07:12.077
I think it was filmed in Mobile.
01:07:12.597 --> 01:07:13.237
There are a lot of things
01:07:13.257 --> 01:07:14.077
that have been filmed
01:07:14.097 --> 01:07:15.298
around Mobile lately.
01:07:15.398 --> 01:07:17.581
We talked about that on an episode.
01:07:17.621 --> 01:07:19.161
That's what I was thinking.
01:07:19.242 --> 01:07:19.501
Yeah.
01:07:19.521 --> 01:07:19.943
Yeah.
01:07:20.862 --> 01:07:22.184
Yeah,
01:07:22.204 --> 01:07:23.425
we've talked about different filming
01:07:23.445 --> 01:07:24.746
locations in the state.
01:07:25.387 --> 01:07:26.246
Like Under Siege.
01:07:27.047 --> 01:07:27.987
The movie Under Siege was
01:07:28.048 --> 01:07:29.168
filmed in Mobile.
01:07:30.349 --> 01:07:30.731
Oh, yeah.
01:07:31.110 --> 01:07:31.231
Yeah.
01:07:32.733 --> 01:07:37.177
Was part of it filmed on the USS Alabama?
01:07:37.197 --> 01:07:37.577
Yep.
01:07:37.617 --> 01:07:37.956
By the way,
01:07:37.996 --> 01:07:38.697
if you've never been to the
01:07:38.717 --> 01:07:40.898
state and you are wanting to go through,
01:07:40.918 --> 01:07:41.760
you go to Mobile,
01:07:42.219 --> 01:07:43.740
definitely go to the USS Alabama.
01:07:43.780 --> 01:07:44.981
That is awesome.
01:07:45.001 --> 01:07:46.021
It is super awesome.
01:07:46.521 --> 01:07:46.862
Really cool.
01:07:46.882 --> 01:07:49.364
All right, Chase.
01:07:50.324 --> 01:07:50.965
Just for you.
01:07:50.985 --> 01:07:54.027
Our two big movies.
01:07:55.050 --> 01:07:55.831
That, of course,
01:07:56.351 --> 01:07:58.132
filmed primarily in Georgia.
01:08:00.432 --> 01:08:03.052
But Alabama.
01:08:03.992 --> 01:08:07.594
Let's hit one of my all-time favorites.
01:08:08.195 --> 01:08:09.695
The one I will stop every time.
01:08:09.894 --> 01:08:10.155
Actually,
01:08:10.175 --> 01:08:11.175
both of these I'll stop every
01:08:11.215 --> 01:08:11.876
time and watch.
01:08:12.056 --> 01:08:14.315
But let's start with a
01:08:14.655 --> 01:08:16.216
little story about two Utes.
01:08:17.817 --> 01:08:18.337
Two Utes.
01:08:18.717 --> 01:08:20.537
That stole a can of tuna
01:08:20.557 --> 01:08:21.717
from the sack of suds.
01:08:22.538 --> 01:08:23.819
Of course, we're talking about
01:08:25.104 --> 01:08:26.805
Oh, my cousin, Vinnie.
01:08:28.085 --> 01:08:29.604
Oh, my cousin,
01:08:29.645 --> 01:08:30.905
Vinnie is one of the best
01:08:30.945 --> 01:08:31.905
movies ever made.
01:08:31.926 --> 01:08:33.027
Yep.
01:08:33.087 --> 01:08:33.686
Hands down.
01:08:34.167 --> 01:08:35.386
I love this.
01:08:35.447 --> 01:08:38.667
And I, last year I got to, so last year,
01:08:38.688 --> 01:08:40.128
the year before last year,
01:08:40.168 --> 01:08:41.408
before last year, before last,
01:08:41.429 --> 01:08:42.269
we were coming back from
01:08:42.328 --> 01:08:44.829
South Carolina for vacation, um,
01:08:45.310 --> 01:08:45.970
from vacation.
01:08:46.030 --> 01:08:47.411
And so we stopped in Covington,
01:08:47.430 --> 01:08:50.391
Georgia and I took, um,
01:08:53.578 --> 01:08:54.180
Uh, let's see.
01:08:54.199 --> 01:08:54.579
Hang on.
01:08:54.820 --> 01:08:56.783
Skyler says my wife's all
01:08:56.802 --> 01:08:57.743
times favorite movie.
01:08:58.384 --> 01:09:00.907
Um, my cousin, Vinnie,
01:09:01.506 --> 01:09:02.328
I'm assuming not Friday,
01:09:02.347 --> 01:09:03.189
the 13th part seven.
01:09:03.569 --> 01:09:05.150
And here we go.
01:09:05.631 --> 01:09:06.351
Chase says Friday,
01:09:06.372 --> 01:09:07.833
the 13th six was in Georgia.
01:09:09.246 --> 01:09:10.707
Then they tell about it and
01:09:10.726 --> 01:09:11.907
want to return to the South.
01:09:12.226 --> 01:09:18.729
This place is scary.
01:09:18.750 --> 01:09:20.230
They must have been in Walker County.
01:09:20.251 --> 01:09:24.292
That's all I got to say.
01:09:24.313 --> 01:09:25.233
They came through Jasper.
01:09:28.954 --> 01:09:30.515
But yeah, we went through Covington,
01:09:30.576 --> 01:09:30.956
Georgia,
01:09:30.975 --> 01:09:33.436
and I got to show Jess the
01:09:33.497 --> 01:09:35.797
courthouse where they filmed it.
01:09:36.078 --> 01:09:36.219
And
01:09:37.990 --> 01:09:39.412
And then the sack of suds, which is,
01:09:39.811 --> 01:09:40.152
you know,
01:09:40.472 --> 01:09:41.912
doesn't look the same at all anymore.
01:09:41.953 --> 01:09:42.234
No,
01:09:42.493 --> 01:09:44.074
I was going to say I got pictures
01:09:44.154 --> 01:09:44.494
somewhere,
01:09:44.555 --> 01:09:46.756
but I was so thankful for this
01:09:46.855 --> 01:09:48.396
because my husband is a
01:09:48.436 --> 01:09:49.578
creature of convenience.
01:09:50.318 --> 01:09:52.498
And getting off the
01:09:52.559 --> 01:09:55.841
interstate to go here was not convenient,
01:09:55.860 --> 01:09:58.202
but he knew how much it
01:09:58.242 --> 01:10:00.984
meant to me to be able to finally go.
01:10:01.503 --> 01:10:02.684
see this Brock Brock had
01:10:02.703 --> 01:10:04.864
been there previous uh I've
01:10:04.885 --> 01:10:05.664
been there several times
01:10:05.685 --> 01:10:07.185
yeah so it was the first
01:10:07.225 --> 01:10:08.545
time that I'd ever been in
01:10:08.604 --> 01:10:10.485
this area and I'm just so
01:10:10.525 --> 01:10:11.845
thankful that he agreed to
01:10:11.905 --> 01:10:13.506
make that little detour and
01:10:13.685 --> 01:10:15.386
and for Chase I would be
01:10:15.445 --> 01:10:16.747
remiss if I did not mention
01:10:16.766 --> 01:10:17.567
the fact that the first
01:10:17.606 --> 01:10:18.447
season of the Dukes of
01:10:18.506 --> 01:10:20.346
Hazzard was filmed in the
01:10:20.367 --> 01:10:22.328
same town that's right
01:10:24.087 --> 01:10:25.328
Chase uh Chase has a
01:10:25.368 --> 01:10:26.387
General Lee car it's
01:10:26.448 --> 01:10:29.969
beautiful um but of course
01:10:30.029 --> 01:10:30.769
my cousin Vinny
01:10:31.427 --> 01:10:33.649
know ralph macchio and I
01:10:33.689 --> 01:10:36.248
forget the other guy and
01:10:36.288 --> 01:10:38.590
the other guy yeah poor
01:10:38.670 --> 01:10:40.090
other guy yeah they were
01:10:40.130 --> 01:10:41.970
accused of murder in rural
01:10:42.011 --> 01:10:43.451
alabama on their way back
01:10:43.490 --> 01:10:45.091
to college and of course
01:10:45.131 --> 01:10:46.372
they have to call on joe
01:10:46.492 --> 01:10:49.832
pesci vincent la guardia
01:10:49.893 --> 01:10:54.194
gambini also known as jerry
01:10:54.234 --> 01:10:57.015
callow yeah oh jerry gallo
01:10:57.034 --> 01:10:58.755
I mean jerry gallo yeah
01:10:58.814 --> 01:10:59.756
jerry callow's dead
01:11:01.976 --> 01:11:04.118
But also Marisa Tomei.
01:11:07.078 --> 01:11:08.259
We all fell in love with her then.
01:11:08.279 --> 01:11:08.338
Huh?
01:11:09.500 --> 01:11:10.479
We all fell in love with her
01:11:10.500 --> 01:11:11.140
with that movie.
01:11:11.439 --> 01:11:12.001
Oh, big time.
01:11:12.020 --> 01:11:13.661
And the woman hasn't aged today.
01:11:13.921 --> 01:11:14.862
Oh, no, she hasn't.
01:11:15.921 --> 01:11:18.063
And of course, Fred Gwynn.
01:11:18.682 --> 01:11:19.523
Oh, yes.
01:11:19.563 --> 01:11:20.264
Herman Munster.
01:11:20.444 --> 01:11:20.823
Yes.
01:11:21.423 --> 01:11:22.224
That's the judge.
01:11:22.243 --> 01:11:23.625
Yeah.
01:11:25.306 --> 01:11:27.488
And I have an autographed picture,
01:11:27.509 --> 01:11:28.309
and I may have shown it off
01:11:28.349 --> 01:11:29.329
on a previous episode.
01:11:29.390 --> 01:11:31.492
I was able to get in on a
01:11:31.551 --> 01:11:33.873
signing with Marissa Tomei and Joe Pesci.
01:11:34.514 --> 01:11:36.296
They both did a signing at the same time.
01:11:36.456 --> 01:11:37.976
And I've got the scene where
01:11:37.997 --> 01:11:40.578
they're sitting in the diner,
01:11:41.180 --> 01:11:42.860
and they're cooking the grits.
01:11:44.322 --> 01:11:44.721
And so...
01:11:46.505 --> 01:11:47.345
I have a scene where they're
01:11:47.386 --> 01:11:48.225
sitting there eating the
01:11:48.266 --> 01:11:49.327
grits and it's signed by
01:11:49.386 --> 01:11:51.809
both Joe Pesci and Marissa Tomei.
01:11:51.970 --> 01:11:52.170
Yeah.
01:11:52.529 --> 01:11:52.789
I'm like,
01:11:52.829 --> 01:11:54.811
if there's one scene that I have
01:11:54.832 --> 01:11:56.792
to have them sign, that's the one.
01:11:57.354 --> 01:11:58.114
What is a grit?
01:11:58.135 --> 01:11:58.914
What is a grit?
01:11:58.935 --> 01:11:59.475
What is a grit?
01:11:59.496 --> 01:12:01.237
I'm going to share some of
01:12:01.256 --> 01:12:02.698
this stuff too while we're talking,
01:12:02.717 --> 01:12:03.679
but see, there's our,
01:12:04.659 --> 01:12:06.121
there's our picture outside the, uh,
01:12:06.381 --> 01:12:08.762
the Sacco suds there.
01:12:08.783 --> 01:12:13.046
And let's see, we've also got, Oh,
01:12:14.994 --> 01:12:15.996
How many personal things are
01:12:16.015 --> 01:12:19.297
you going to share now?
01:12:19.417 --> 01:12:20.497
Just remember, we're live.
01:12:20.518 --> 01:12:22.579
Oh, yeah.
01:12:22.600 --> 01:12:22.899
We're live.
01:12:22.939 --> 01:12:23.899
There it is right there.
01:12:26.841 --> 01:12:27.502
We are live.
01:12:27.882 --> 01:12:29.104
I actually got to install a
01:12:29.123 --> 01:12:30.625
wireless network in that courthouse.
01:12:30.984 --> 01:12:31.484
Oh, nice.
01:12:31.824 --> 01:12:32.145
Yeah,
01:12:32.204 --> 01:12:33.805
that was the first time I'd been to it.
01:12:35.587 --> 01:12:36.747
After I got out of the Air Force,
01:12:36.787 --> 01:12:37.488
one of the companies I
01:12:37.509 --> 01:12:39.050
worked for based out of Kennesaw,
01:12:39.090 --> 01:12:39.430
Georgia.
01:12:41.074 --> 01:12:42.216
We went down to Covington
01:12:42.235 --> 01:12:43.837
and installed a wireless network there.
01:12:44.476 --> 01:12:47.198
And I'm like, oh my, this is, this is it.
01:12:47.259 --> 01:12:47.998
This is the place.
01:12:48.038 --> 01:12:49.460
And that was really cool.
01:12:50.140 --> 01:12:51.841
And this is a, let's see,
01:12:51.860 --> 01:12:53.603
there's where they, you know,
01:12:53.643 --> 01:12:54.643
pull up to the courthouse
01:12:54.823 --> 01:12:55.503
again in the movie where
01:12:55.543 --> 01:12:56.823
he's got mud in the tires.
01:12:57.564 --> 01:12:58.826
You got mud in your tires.
01:12:59.586 --> 01:13:00.846
Get that Alabama mud.
01:13:03.134 --> 01:13:04.534
You ever heard of mud in the tires?
01:13:06.654 --> 01:13:07.916
She's got that little camera,
01:13:07.935 --> 01:13:09.456
that little flat click
01:13:09.515 --> 01:13:10.657
camera that was like real
01:13:10.676 --> 01:13:11.837
popular back then too.
01:13:11.856 --> 01:13:12.938
She's taking our little pictures.
01:13:13.318 --> 01:13:15.498
Yeah.
01:13:15.538 --> 01:13:16.538
That's a, that's a movie.
01:13:16.599 --> 01:13:17.720
I had to let my kids watch
01:13:17.760 --> 01:13:18.579
the edited version.
01:13:19.720 --> 01:13:19.960
Yeah.
01:13:21.701 --> 01:13:23.542
But that's one that we ask
01:13:24.042 --> 01:13:25.322
all or not one that we ask,
01:13:25.381 --> 01:13:27.643
one that we watch all the time.
01:13:27.682 --> 01:13:28.163
If it's on,
01:13:28.184 --> 01:13:29.163
I'm going to stop and watch it.
01:13:29.423 --> 01:13:29.604
Yeah.
01:13:30.104 --> 01:13:31.704
Hands down one of my absolute favorites,
01:13:31.784 --> 01:13:31.885
but.
01:13:32.899 --> 01:13:33.019
I mean,
01:13:33.038 --> 01:13:34.801
he's Joe Pesci is one of the only
01:13:34.841 --> 01:13:36.443
reasons I still watch, like, you know,
01:13:36.483 --> 01:13:38.225
I'll go back and watch a lethal weapon.
01:13:38.444 --> 01:13:39.086
Yeah.
01:13:39.105 --> 01:13:40.567
Cause he's in there.
01:13:40.587 --> 01:13:42.009
I mean, when he, when he came in,
01:13:42.029 --> 01:13:43.631
it was like, you know,
01:13:43.650 --> 01:13:44.952
the whole dynamic changed
01:13:45.212 --> 01:13:45.932
in those movies.
01:13:45.953 --> 01:13:47.194
So he's just a phenomenal
01:13:47.314 --> 01:13:48.916
actor and everything he's in is gold.
01:13:48.975 --> 01:13:50.637
So yeah.
01:13:51.998 --> 01:13:52.260
Yep.
01:13:53.701 --> 01:13:54.162
Yeah.
01:13:55.131 --> 01:13:55.971
You never heard of grits?
01:13:56.632 --> 01:13:57.292
Sure, sure.
01:13:57.313 --> 01:13:57.934
I've heard of grits.
01:13:57.953 --> 01:13:59.456
I've just actually seen a grit before.
01:13:59.475 --> 01:14:02.439
No good southerner is going
01:14:02.458 --> 01:14:03.579
to cook instant grits.
01:14:04.240 --> 01:14:04.520
Yep.
01:14:06.743 --> 01:14:07.503
All right, Brock.
01:14:08.145 --> 01:14:09.206
All right.
01:14:09.246 --> 01:14:12.328
Number one in my heart and a
01:14:12.368 --> 01:14:13.289
lot of people's hearts.
01:14:14.655 --> 01:14:17.158
Yes, filmed quite a bit in Savannah.
01:14:18.759 --> 01:14:19.659
On a park bench.
01:14:19.899 --> 01:14:20.161
Yeah.
01:14:20.421 --> 01:14:21.121
In Savannah.
01:14:21.402 --> 01:14:22.622
But it's Savannah though.
01:14:22.722 --> 01:14:23.023
I mean.
01:14:23.042 --> 01:14:23.262
Yeah.
01:14:23.724 --> 01:14:25.085
God, Savannah's gorgeous.
01:14:25.725 --> 01:14:26.225
Yep.
01:14:26.305 --> 01:14:27.105
Robert Zemeckis,
01:14:27.327 --> 01:14:28.467
one of our favorite directors.
01:14:28.807 --> 01:14:30.850
You know, we, in a Patreon episode,
01:14:30.890 --> 01:14:31.789
we talked about Back to the
01:14:31.829 --> 01:14:33.591
Future and the musical and all.
01:14:33.652 --> 01:14:34.313
And of course,
01:14:34.353 --> 01:14:35.453
Robert Zemeckis did that and
01:14:35.493 --> 01:14:36.474
Who Framed Roger Rabbit,
01:14:36.514 --> 01:14:37.675
all kinds of great stuff.
01:14:37.734 --> 01:14:39.997
But Robert Zemeckis read a
01:14:40.037 --> 01:14:42.198
little book by a man named
01:14:42.238 --> 01:14:43.119
Winston Groom and
01:14:44.386 --> 01:14:48.190
All about another man named Forrest Gump.
01:14:49.552 --> 01:14:51.314
Tom Hanks, 1994.
01:14:52.636 --> 01:14:53.898
One of the all-time classics
01:14:53.958 --> 01:14:55.000
about the state of Alabama.
01:14:57.573 --> 01:14:58.814
Forrest, Forrest Gump.
01:14:59.914 --> 01:15:00.314
Yeah.
01:15:01.275 --> 01:15:02.855
And if you've never watched it,
01:15:02.916 --> 01:15:06.278
how it was made on Netflix
01:15:06.698 --> 01:15:08.819
that they did talking about Forrest Gump,
01:15:09.019 --> 01:15:09.899
that was really cool too.
01:15:09.958 --> 01:15:13.041
Just to kind of see some of
01:15:13.060 --> 01:15:13.820
the behind the scenes of
01:15:13.860 --> 01:15:14.621
like they were like they
01:15:14.640 --> 01:15:15.502
couldn't figure out how to
01:15:15.542 --> 01:15:18.983
make this and the approach
01:15:19.264 --> 01:15:20.583
was just so unorthodox as
01:15:20.604 --> 01:15:21.444
to how they were doing it.
01:15:22.505 --> 01:15:23.545
Just the fact that the movie
01:15:23.604 --> 01:15:24.666
actually came out and was
01:15:24.746 --> 01:15:26.447
good is miraculous.
01:15:26.867 --> 01:15:26.987
Mm-hmm.
01:15:28.801 --> 01:15:30.862
I have an interesting memory
01:15:30.881 --> 01:15:32.061
that made me think with us.
01:15:33.202 --> 01:15:34.582
When my family went and saw
01:15:34.601 --> 01:15:35.823
this movie at the movie theater,
01:15:35.842 --> 01:15:37.403
we went and saw it in Tuscaloosa,
01:15:37.823 --> 01:15:39.002
and the entire university
01:15:39.042 --> 01:15:40.024
football team was in there,
01:15:40.083 --> 01:15:41.783
that same viewing I was there.
01:15:41.884 --> 01:15:42.484
Oh, was it?
01:15:42.583 --> 01:15:43.604
I remember Jay Barker was there.
01:15:43.645 --> 01:15:44.805
That was like his senior season.
01:15:46.364 --> 01:15:47.364
But I remember seeing that.
01:15:47.425 --> 01:15:48.286
That was really cool,
01:15:48.326 --> 01:15:50.506
especially all the football
01:15:50.546 --> 01:15:52.006
scenes got a good rouse out
01:15:52.046 --> 01:15:53.127
of the football players.
01:15:53.146 --> 01:15:53.726
I remember that.
01:15:53.747 --> 01:15:53.846
Yeah.
01:15:54.287 --> 01:15:55.828
Smells like athlete's foot in here.
01:15:56.828 --> 01:15:59.350
But yeah, no, like I said, yeah,
01:15:59.451 --> 01:16:00.252
Forrest Gump, man.
01:16:00.311 --> 01:16:00.652
Like I said,
01:16:00.692 --> 01:16:02.113
how can you not love this movie?
01:16:03.173 --> 01:16:04.494
Yeah, actually,
01:16:04.994 --> 01:16:06.195
the girl I was dating at the time,
01:16:06.256 --> 01:16:07.756
this came out right before
01:16:07.796 --> 01:16:08.898
I went into the Air Force
01:16:08.938 --> 01:16:10.219
and the girl I was dating at the time.
01:16:10.783 --> 01:16:12.043
absolutely hated this movie
01:16:12.444 --> 01:16:14.024
what and she was she was
01:16:14.064 --> 01:16:15.565
from south alabama with me
01:16:15.605 --> 01:16:16.826
and I'm like how can you
01:16:16.865 --> 01:16:17.707
hate this she's like it
01:16:17.747 --> 01:16:18.966
just makes it seem so dumb
01:16:19.006 --> 01:16:19.908
I'm like are you kidding
01:16:20.648 --> 01:16:22.029
forest is not a smart man
01:16:22.988 --> 01:16:24.930
but the movie is that he
01:16:24.970 --> 01:16:27.152
knows what love is exactly he does
01:16:28.917 --> 01:16:30.057
I can see where she's coming
01:16:30.097 --> 01:16:30.677
from with that.
01:16:30.957 --> 01:16:31.757
But at the same time,
01:16:31.899 --> 01:16:32.639
you look at the end of the
01:16:32.679 --> 01:16:33.219
movie and you're like,
01:16:33.738 --> 01:16:35.300
look at everything that
01:16:35.319 --> 01:16:36.541
this guy has affected.
01:16:36.560 --> 01:16:38.902
Like what all he's done is like,
01:16:39.141 --> 01:16:41.222
you can only wish to do one
01:16:41.682 --> 01:16:42.863
16th of what he's done in
01:16:42.923 --> 01:16:44.604
his life and feel satisfied.
01:16:44.664 --> 01:16:45.685
And this guy has just been
01:16:45.744 --> 01:16:46.826
everywhere and done everything.
01:16:48.006 --> 01:16:48.247
Yep.
01:16:49.426 --> 01:16:52.269
I forgot what I was going to say about it.
01:16:52.609 --> 01:16:52.748
Oh,
01:16:54.609 --> 01:16:56.810
going back to the Alabama football team
01:16:56.850 --> 01:16:56.911
and,
01:16:57.725 --> 01:16:59.485
And, you know, with Chase being here,
01:16:59.525 --> 01:17:00.867
of course, Sonny Schroyer,
01:17:01.766 --> 01:17:03.148
who was Enos in the Dukes of Hazzard,
01:17:03.167 --> 01:17:04.287
played Bear Bryant in that movie.
01:17:05.288 --> 01:17:06.029
Oh, yeah, that's right.
01:17:06.069 --> 01:17:06.548
Yeah.
01:17:06.569 --> 01:17:07.489
Oh, wow.
01:17:08.050 --> 01:17:09.449
I had not even realized that till now.
01:17:09.489 --> 01:17:10.230
That's amazing.
01:17:10.551 --> 01:17:12.091
Yeah.
01:17:12.391 --> 01:17:14.733
I never thought I'd hear Enos cuss.
01:17:15.073 --> 01:17:15.832
Boy, he can run.
01:17:15.872 --> 01:17:18.574
And you're talking about, you know, like,
01:17:24.649 --> 01:17:27.572
We're in a year that there's
01:17:27.591 --> 01:17:28.993
a lot of movies that have
01:17:29.033 --> 01:17:30.654
meant a lot to us growing up,
01:17:30.755 --> 01:17:32.636
how we're in anniversary years of movies.
01:17:32.655 --> 01:17:34.618
This movie was released on June 23, 1994,
01:17:34.618 --> 01:17:35.759
so Forrest Gump is 30 years old.
01:17:35.779 --> 01:17:36.420
Yeah, just turned 30.
01:17:45.014 --> 01:17:45.914
30 years ago, man.
01:17:45.935 --> 01:17:46.454
What the hell?
01:17:46.555 --> 01:17:48.456
What happened?
01:17:48.475 --> 01:17:50.438
I think I want to say it was
01:17:51.037 --> 01:17:51.917
one year of my high school
01:17:51.938 --> 01:17:52.538
in marching band.
01:17:52.559 --> 01:17:53.439
We did the Forrest Gump
01:17:53.479 --> 01:17:55.180
sweep when they did the Homecoming Court.
01:17:55.201 --> 01:17:56.060
I remember we played that.
01:17:56.100 --> 01:17:57.782
That was like a couple of years after it.
01:17:59.023 --> 01:17:59.783
That's one of those things I
01:17:59.823 --> 01:18:00.783
always think about with it.
01:18:00.904 --> 01:18:01.845
It's neat.
01:18:01.885 --> 01:18:02.585
Of course,
01:18:02.645 --> 01:18:03.525
I remember going to band
01:18:03.565 --> 01:18:05.587
competitions and they would
01:18:05.627 --> 01:18:06.568
play the music from it and
01:18:06.587 --> 01:18:07.769
they had a guy with khakis
01:18:07.828 --> 01:18:08.948
and a shirt and a red hat
01:18:08.988 --> 01:18:10.189
would run across the field.
01:18:10.510 --> 01:18:11.930
Oh, yeah.
01:18:11.970 --> 01:18:12.952
You remember that too, yeah.
01:18:12.971 --> 01:18:14.533
You were in that same age group.
01:18:16.109 --> 01:18:16.288
Yeah,
01:18:16.368 --> 01:18:18.771
Forrest Gump has one of the best
01:18:18.851 --> 01:18:20.453
all-time soundtracks.
01:18:20.573 --> 01:18:21.614
At the time,
01:18:21.654 --> 01:18:23.296
it was like four CDs when it came out.
01:18:23.457 --> 01:18:24.578
Yeah, it was huge.
01:18:24.797 --> 01:18:25.899
Because it had a music
01:18:25.939 --> 01:18:29.962
catalog from 50s to 70s, 80s.
01:18:29.983 --> 01:18:30.724
Yeah.
01:18:33.327 --> 01:18:35.328
Pretty much the only
01:18:36.229 --> 01:18:38.051
soundtrack I know that is
01:18:38.091 --> 01:18:39.353
probably as cool as that
01:18:40.244 --> 01:18:41.685
and this is a huge gap in time.
01:18:41.746 --> 01:18:42.525
It's the guardians of the
01:18:42.546 --> 01:18:43.345
galaxy soundtrack.
01:18:43.386 --> 01:18:43.706
Yeah.
01:18:43.945 --> 01:18:44.167
Yeah.
01:18:44.207 --> 01:18:44.506
You know,
01:18:44.567 --> 01:18:45.587
you've got that and then you get
01:18:45.627 --> 01:18:46.627
guardians of the galaxy.
01:18:46.927 --> 01:18:48.747
So it's like everything in between.
01:18:48.768 --> 01:18:51.288
It's kind of like, okay.
01:18:52.149 --> 01:18:53.670
I remember it was a double CD.
01:18:53.689 --> 01:18:59.731
Um, 32 songs to be, uh, on the soundtrack.
01:18:59.792 --> 01:19:00.032
Yeah.
01:19:00.252 --> 01:19:00.853
That it covered.
01:19:01.613 --> 01:19:02.893
Everything was great on that soundtrack.
01:19:03.474 --> 01:19:05.194
I had both discs in my five
01:19:05.234 --> 01:19:07.135
disc CD changer too.
01:19:07.175 --> 01:19:07.574
Both of them.
01:19:10.787 --> 01:19:12.088
And, of course, we've got to be remiss,
01:19:12.128 --> 01:19:12.328
though.
01:19:12.628 --> 01:19:13.909
This is one of my things
01:19:13.949 --> 01:19:16.051
about this movie that bothers me.
01:19:16.212 --> 01:19:16.471
All right.
01:19:16.891 --> 01:19:18.052
It's based in Alabama.
01:19:19.493 --> 01:19:20.734
They created a chain of
01:19:20.795 --> 01:19:22.195
restaurants of Bubba Gumps.
01:19:22.555 --> 01:19:24.037
There is not a single Bubba
01:19:24.077 --> 01:19:25.798
Gump restaurant in the state of Alabama,
01:19:25.838 --> 01:19:29.341
and I am aggravated by that.
01:19:29.381 --> 01:19:29.640
No.
01:19:29.661 --> 01:19:31.341
I had to go to New York City
01:19:31.402 --> 01:19:32.523
to eat at a Bubba Gump.
01:19:32.722 --> 01:19:34.904
I think our closest Bubba
01:19:34.944 --> 01:19:36.666
Gumps might be Gatlinburg.
01:19:37.185 --> 01:19:37.426
Wow.
01:19:37.747 --> 01:19:38.768
At least you didn't say Georgia.
01:19:42.429 --> 01:19:43.509
i want to say there's the
01:19:43.548 --> 01:19:44.448
closest I could think of I
01:19:44.469 --> 01:19:45.208
know around us there's one
01:19:45.248 --> 01:19:46.088
in gatlinburg I think
01:19:46.128 --> 01:19:47.189
there's one in new orleans
01:19:47.449 --> 01:19:48.909
and I know there was one in
01:19:48.970 --> 01:19:49.949
universal city walk in
01:19:49.989 --> 01:19:53.511
orlando so well and while
01:19:53.570 --> 01:19:54.810
you know you know we talk
01:19:54.850 --> 01:19:56.152
about the the sand savannah
01:19:56.192 --> 01:19:57.311
and the park bench but
01:19:57.391 --> 01:20:01.932
actually yes katie yes yes I agree
01:20:03.810 --> 01:20:04.131
Thank you.
01:20:04.171 --> 01:20:04.532
Yes.
01:20:04.752 --> 01:20:06.274
Yes.
01:20:06.314 --> 01:20:06.533
Yes.
01:20:06.713 --> 01:20:07.975
Katie said the soundtrack is
01:20:08.015 --> 01:20:08.975
the best because it has
01:20:09.136 --> 01:20:11.177
Freebird instead of Sweet Home Alabama.
01:20:11.278 --> 01:20:13.159
Give me Freebird all day long.
01:20:13.319 --> 01:20:13.579
Okay.
01:20:13.739 --> 01:20:14.520
I'll take Freebird.
01:20:15.618 --> 01:20:16.377
It's Skylar Davis.
01:20:16.398 --> 01:20:18.259
Great excuse to go to Universal Orlando.
01:20:18.578 --> 01:20:19.538
I completely agree.
01:20:20.699 --> 01:20:21.640
I walked past that Bubba
01:20:21.680 --> 01:20:23.301
Gump's in Times Square just
01:20:23.320 --> 01:20:24.100
a couple weeks ago.
01:20:24.301 --> 01:20:25.100
Oh, yeah, that's right.
01:20:25.381 --> 01:20:26.601
Yeah, there is one at Universal.
01:20:26.622 --> 01:20:26.962
That's right.
01:20:27.341 --> 01:20:30.882
And Chase, Sonny lives in Valdosta.
01:20:31.224 --> 01:20:31.583
Okay.
01:20:31.884 --> 01:20:33.104
I met him at a con in Mississippi,
01:20:33.123 --> 01:20:34.164
told him I'm from Macon,
01:20:34.204 --> 01:20:35.444
and he invited me to visit
01:20:35.505 --> 01:20:36.085
him for dinner.
01:20:36.704 --> 01:20:37.826
I didn't ask his address
01:20:37.845 --> 01:20:39.646
because he was unbelievably too nice.
01:20:41.323 --> 01:20:42.043
I don't know that I could
01:20:42.064 --> 01:20:42.724
have turned that down.
01:20:42.923 --> 01:20:44.204
Yeah, that would have been tough,
01:20:44.244 --> 01:20:44.865
but I understand that.
01:20:44.886 --> 01:20:45.905
It would have been great to
01:20:46.006 --> 01:20:46.627
eat it with him.
01:20:48.307 --> 01:20:51.470
So most of the filming took
01:20:51.510 --> 01:20:54.091
place mainly in and around Beaufort.
01:20:54.664 --> 01:20:56.605
uh south carolina yeah so
01:20:56.626 --> 01:20:57.586
scenes in virginia north
01:20:57.605 --> 01:20:58.525
carolina north carolina
01:20:58.586 --> 01:21:01.046
virginia um so yeah a lot
01:21:01.067 --> 01:21:01.947
of a lot of the filming
01:21:01.966 --> 01:21:03.247
took place up in that area
01:21:03.608 --> 01:21:05.347
yeah like in the house the
01:21:05.387 --> 01:21:06.588
house was in south carolina
01:21:06.609 --> 01:21:08.469
I think because like to me
01:21:08.509 --> 01:21:09.309
that's like one that's one
01:21:09.349 --> 01:21:10.470
of my favorite shots of him
01:21:10.510 --> 01:21:11.689
running down with the
01:21:11.729 --> 01:21:12.949
spanish moss it's a very
01:21:13.010 --> 01:21:14.711
cliche southern shot but I
01:21:14.770 --> 01:21:15.730
absolutely love the spanish
01:21:15.770 --> 01:21:16.912
moss in the trees the long
01:21:16.952 --> 01:21:18.471
driveway and the antebellum
01:21:18.492 --> 01:21:21.412
home yeah I have I have a
01:21:22.436 --> 01:21:24.840
autographed uh 11 by 14 I
01:21:24.880 --> 01:21:25.860
think of tom hanks from
01:21:25.881 --> 01:21:27.583
that scene with the red hat
01:21:27.663 --> 01:21:28.704
on and the blue white
01:21:28.784 --> 01:21:32.229
checkered shirt yeah that
01:21:32.270 --> 01:21:33.251
was one of my must-haves
01:21:34.112 --> 01:21:34.672
one thing I've always
01:21:34.733 --> 01:21:35.573
wondered I never really
01:21:35.594 --> 01:21:37.136
looked this up but I don't
01:21:37.157 --> 01:21:37.957
know what just made me make
01:21:37.978 --> 01:21:38.759
this connection but
01:21:39.835 --> 01:21:40.775
Is that the same house
01:21:40.815 --> 01:21:42.337
that's in the Patriot?
01:21:43.278 --> 01:21:45.519
Because it's got that long
01:21:46.199 --> 01:21:47.140
with the Spanish moss,
01:21:47.159 --> 01:21:48.060
the long road in front of
01:21:48.081 --> 01:21:48.902
it with the Spanish moss.
01:21:49.601 --> 01:21:50.243
It may not be,
01:21:50.302 --> 01:21:51.484
but it seems like that's
01:21:51.503 --> 01:21:53.364
like the same house.
01:21:53.885 --> 01:21:54.666
It could be.
01:21:54.706 --> 01:21:55.806
They might have to do some
01:21:55.827 --> 01:21:56.287
research on that.
01:21:56.306 --> 01:21:57.768
You know what I'm talking about, right?
01:21:57.828 --> 01:21:58.207
Yeah.
01:21:58.668 --> 01:21:59.408
Yeah.
01:22:00.069 --> 01:22:01.070
I'm not sure though.
01:22:01.251 --> 01:22:01.970
I have no idea.
01:22:03.032 --> 01:22:04.632
So the Bubba Gumbas on Tybee
01:22:04.792 --> 01:22:05.713
Island in Georgia.
01:22:06.661 --> 01:22:08.462
okay all right I know it's
01:22:08.481 --> 01:22:09.443
the same company that owns
01:22:09.582 --> 01:22:11.283
landry's I forgot like
01:22:11.323 --> 01:22:12.885
whoever that company is we
01:22:12.925 --> 01:22:13.845
did have a landry's here in
01:22:13.865 --> 01:22:14.725
birmingham unfortunately
01:22:14.805 --> 01:22:16.287
yeah not anymore but I know
01:22:16.306 --> 01:22:17.108
that was that company that
01:22:17.188 --> 01:22:18.029
owned them they're the ones
01:22:18.048 --> 01:22:18.929
that owned the bubblegum
01:22:19.009 --> 01:22:20.750
franchise I know when I was
01:22:20.770 --> 01:22:22.270
at universal uh not too
01:22:22.310 --> 01:22:23.492
long ago it was it was you
01:22:23.511 --> 01:22:24.613
know when we got to the end
01:22:24.632 --> 01:22:25.854
of the day it was a choice
01:22:25.894 --> 01:22:26.913
between you know where we
01:22:26.934 --> 01:22:27.814
were going to eat universal
01:22:28.274 --> 01:22:29.155
and if there's a hard rock
01:22:29.176 --> 01:22:30.076
cafe I'm always going to
01:22:30.095 --> 01:22:31.157
choose hard rock cafe over
01:22:31.256 --> 01:22:32.278
anything pretty much so
01:22:33.207 --> 01:22:34.287
So I ate at the Hard Rock,
01:22:34.306 --> 01:22:35.868
which is the biggest one in
01:22:35.887 --> 01:22:36.787
the world there.
01:22:37.828 --> 01:22:38.288
It's huge.
01:22:38.368 --> 01:22:39.948
But I did see the bubblegum as well.
01:22:40.890 --> 01:22:41.989
They have a good dessert, or they did.
01:22:42.010 --> 01:22:42.789
I don't know if they still do.
01:22:42.850 --> 01:22:44.291
It's the Alabama Mud Pie.
01:22:44.331 --> 01:22:46.851
It's basically like a peanut
01:22:46.872 --> 01:22:49.851
butter chocolate dessert type pie thing.
01:22:50.613 --> 01:22:52.012
Yeah.
01:22:52.453 --> 01:22:53.934
I got the Shrimper's Feast,
01:22:54.113 --> 01:22:55.734
and it had the different kind of shrimp,
01:22:55.793 --> 01:22:57.135
because you can have shrimp
01:22:57.675 --> 01:22:58.835
so many different ways.
01:22:58.914 --> 01:23:00.275
You can barbecue it.
01:23:00.315 --> 01:23:00.716
You can fry it.
01:23:00.836 --> 01:23:02.796
fried you can grill it
01:23:03.157 --> 01:23:06.958
there's and I love and I
01:23:06.998 --> 01:23:07.819
love their their little
01:23:07.859 --> 01:23:08.841
ways to get the servers
01:23:08.881 --> 01:23:09.921
like you had two signs that
01:23:09.940 --> 01:23:11.282
said run force run yeah you
01:23:11.322 --> 01:23:12.141
were good and then you had
01:23:12.662 --> 01:23:13.943
stop for stop if you need
01:23:13.962 --> 01:23:14.904
the server to stop by your
01:23:15.404 --> 01:23:17.865
by your table that's great
01:23:18.246 --> 01:23:19.787
yeah we'll have to we'll
01:23:19.846 --> 01:23:21.247
have to visit there yeah
01:23:21.747 --> 01:23:27.430
that was good yeah um wait
01:23:29.881 --> 01:23:30.862
I know he was a reporter,
01:23:30.881 --> 01:23:31.882
but that is also wrong.
01:23:31.922 --> 01:23:35.386
Some restaurant called Bubba Gumbo's.
01:23:38.167 --> 01:23:39.048
We're having a domestic
01:23:39.109 --> 01:23:40.130
moment in the chat.
01:23:40.170 --> 01:23:44.212
I love it.
01:23:44.233 --> 01:23:44.853
You guys are just
01:23:44.893 --> 01:23:46.534
entertaining online as you are in person.
01:23:46.574 --> 01:23:47.435
That's why we love you.
01:23:49.556 --> 01:23:51.078
Fight, fight, fight.
01:23:56.143 --> 01:24:05.368
oh my well I have loved
01:24:05.387 --> 01:24:06.528
going over this list I
01:24:06.628 --> 01:24:07.469
there are some movies I
01:24:07.509 --> 01:24:09.729
have to watch and I will
01:24:09.970 --> 01:24:11.371
absolutely watch con air
01:24:11.610 --> 01:24:13.311
and please and we'll do a
01:24:13.372 --> 01:24:15.412
review of it because I I'm
01:24:15.472 --> 01:24:16.673
ashamed of myself not
01:24:16.713 --> 01:24:18.814
seeing that that movie's so
01:24:18.854 --> 01:24:21.515
good and don't forget the
01:24:21.555 --> 01:24:22.997
alabama connection to loki
01:24:23.856 --> 01:24:25.037
that's right yes
01:24:25.904 --> 01:24:28.305
since Tara Strong is now the
01:24:28.345 --> 01:24:29.707
official opening voice of
01:24:29.747 --> 01:24:31.927
the Bama Geeks podcast as
01:24:31.967 --> 01:24:36.189
Miss Minutes so another big
01:24:36.229 --> 01:24:37.190
reason why we asked her to
01:24:37.251 --> 01:24:40.893
do that and she obliged she
01:24:40.932 --> 01:24:42.474
was more than happy to
01:24:42.514 --> 01:24:45.956
record that for us so hey
01:24:49.037 --> 01:24:49.818
one other one we have to
01:24:49.837 --> 01:24:51.597
mention was very recent
01:24:51.878 --> 01:24:54.140
everything everywhere all at once oh yeah
01:24:55.306 --> 01:24:57.529
That wasn't filmed here.
01:24:57.550 --> 01:24:59.993
But the directors are from here.
01:25:00.292 --> 01:25:02.235
Yes, the directors was from here.
01:25:02.416 --> 01:25:04.519
So I will count that any day
01:25:04.578 --> 01:25:05.761
because I literally just
01:25:05.881 --> 01:25:07.984
re-watched that movie yesterday.
01:25:08.585 --> 01:25:10.106
That movie is amazing.
01:25:10.386 --> 01:25:11.047
Yeah, we still need...
01:25:12.256 --> 01:25:12.735
And under that,
01:25:13.815 --> 01:25:15.537
the director of Godzilla vs. Kong,
01:25:15.556 --> 01:25:17.077
he was from Alabama.
01:25:17.176 --> 01:25:18.957
He's from here, around Birmingham.
01:25:18.978 --> 01:25:20.837
Yeah, he was at,
01:25:20.877 --> 01:25:22.139
when that movie first came out,
01:25:22.458 --> 01:25:24.338
was it at the Alabaster Amstar?
01:25:24.538 --> 01:25:26.220
Yeah, he made an appearance.
01:25:26.239 --> 01:25:26.840
Yeah, he was there.
01:25:26.859 --> 01:25:27.500
I'm like,
01:25:27.600 --> 01:25:29.720
why didn't we know that at the time?
01:25:29.760 --> 01:25:31.240
That's actually a really good theater now.
01:25:31.440 --> 01:25:34.060
They've really pumped it up.
01:25:34.101 --> 01:25:35.622
Yeah, we went and saw Garfield there,
01:25:35.662 --> 01:25:36.981
and they've got it nice.
01:25:37.141 --> 01:25:38.021
They've got the reclining
01:25:38.063 --> 01:25:39.582
chairs like the AMCs.
01:25:41.606 --> 01:25:42.747
they got Tesla superchargers
01:25:42.806 --> 01:25:48.229
over there now too yeah and
01:25:48.250 --> 01:25:49.591
you know a lot of times
01:25:49.610 --> 01:25:51.271
when a lot of these movies
01:25:51.292 --> 01:25:55.173
were made we just Alabama
01:25:55.213 --> 01:25:58.716
has recently become a hub
01:25:58.775 --> 01:25:59.817
and a mecca for a lot of
01:25:59.856 --> 01:26:01.337
filming and things to be
01:26:01.377 --> 01:26:02.318
filmed here I mean just
01:26:02.358 --> 01:26:03.338
here in the last couple
01:26:03.378 --> 01:26:05.699
years that there's been a
01:26:05.859 --> 01:26:07.761
lot look I have a child I
01:26:07.921 --> 01:26:08.801
have a nine year old
01:26:10.355 --> 01:26:11.796
for our audio listeners, Chase says,
01:26:11.837 --> 01:26:12.676
you saw Garfield?
01:26:13.557 --> 01:26:13.858
Yes,
01:26:13.938 --> 01:26:15.838
he is one of the 12 people who saw it.
01:26:15.998 --> 01:26:18.000
Question mark, explanation point.
01:26:18.801 --> 01:26:19.921
My child enjoyed it.
01:26:19.981 --> 01:26:20.521
He loved it.
01:26:20.702 --> 01:26:21.002
Hey.
01:26:24.024 --> 01:26:25.324
I did it for the kid, okay?
01:26:26.164 --> 01:26:27.426
We call him Bo Arbuckle.
01:26:31.807 --> 01:26:32.288
Oh, man.
01:26:33.029 --> 01:26:34.829
We've loved going over this.
01:26:35.411 --> 01:26:38.112
I know we're about an hour
01:26:38.152 --> 01:26:39.432
and a half into the stream and
01:26:40.197 --> 01:26:41.978
And we're going to call it a night soon.
01:26:44.140 --> 01:26:44.500
Jess,
01:26:44.520 --> 01:26:47.702
do you have what we used to call our
01:26:47.782 --> 01:26:48.802
Southern words and phrases?
01:26:49.063 --> 01:26:49.684
Oh, I do.
01:26:49.764 --> 01:26:50.184
Yeah.
01:26:50.283 --> 01:26:52.445
We now call it Bama-splaining.
01:26:52.525 --> 01:26:52.826
Yeah.
01:26:53.987 --> 01:26:55.028
We're going to Bama-splain it.
01:26:56.028 --> 01:26:57.009
You got that tonight, honey?
01:26:57.609 --> 01:26:58.189
I sure do.
01:26:58.743 --> 01:26:59.762
Go ahead, please.
01:26:59.944 --> 01:27:00.623
Hey, everybody.
01:27:00.684 --> 01:27:01.543
It's summer.
01:27:01.944 --> 01:27:03.125
It is hot, y'all.
01:27:04.005 --> 01:27:05.605
So you may hear a
01:27:05.685 --> 01:27:09.226
declaration about the heat as, boy,
01:27:09.567 --> 01:27:11.448
hotter than blue blazes.
01:27:11.467 --> 01:27:16.569
How hot is a blue blaze?
01:27:16.829 --> 01:27:17.490
It's pretty hot.
01:27:18.291 --> 01:27:19.390
The blue part of the flame
01:27:19.452 --> 01:27:20.212
is supposed to be like the
01:27:20.252 --> 01:27:22.153
hottest part of it, right?
01:27:23.212 --> 01:27:23.953
It's been a while since I've
01:27:23.972 --> 01:27:25.014
messed with a Bunsen burner,
01:27:25.033 --> 01:27:25.533
so I don't remember.
01:27:25.554 --> 01:27:27.135
Well, we have a gas stove, so...
01:27:29.751 --> 01:27:30.931
um the fire is not something
01:27:30.971 --> 01:27:33.055
I pay attention to so yeah
01:27:33.534 --> 01:27:36.478
hotter than it is hotter
01:27:36.497 --> 01:27:38.038
than blue blazes right now
01:27:39.560 --> 01:27:41.962
all right and uh hang on
01:27:41.983 --> 01:27:42.524
I'm flipping through
01:27:42.543 --> 01:27:45.787
banners here uh because I'm
01:27:45.827 --> 01:27:46.787
sure kevin's got his dad
01:27:46.828 --> 01:27:49.411
joke but before we get the
01:27:49.551 --> 01:27:50.971
kevin's dad joke we have to
01:27:51.972 --> 01:27:52.554
acknowledge the
01:27:54.028 --> 01:27:54.868
So Chase says,
01:27:55.189 --> 01:27:56.730
also sorry for derailing the show.
01:27:56.810 --> 01:27:57.532
Love you guys.
01:27:57.952 --> 01:28:00.054
We can't derail our show.
01:28:00.314 --> 01:28:00.654
No.
01:28:01.034 --> 01:28:03.618
It was like, it's not possible.
01:28:03.677 --> 01:28:04.779
We always derail our own
01:28:04.798 --> 01:28:06.180
show all the time.
01:28:06.600 --> 01:28:06.841
Yes.
01:28:07.061 --> 01:28:08.323
Okay.
01:28:08.363 --> 01:28:08.662
So see,
01:28:08.682 --> 01:28:11.286
there's another bit of information there.
01:28:11.587 --> 01:28:12.067
Chase says,
01:28:12.146 --> 01:28:13.969
if moonshine is lit and it ain't blue,
01:28:14.128 --> 01:28:14.970
it's poisonous.
01:28:15.551 --> 01:28:15.650
Yep.
01:28:17.279 --> 01:28:20.199
I will defer to your expertise on that.
01:28:20.220 --> 01:28:21.479
That's what I'm saying.
01:28:21.659 --> 01:28:23.421
There's an idea for a moonshine label,
01:28:23.461 --> 01:28:25.421
Blue Blazes.
01:28:26.481 --> 01:28:29.042
That basically means you've lit the head,
01:28:29.662 --> 01:28:31.002
which is the first piece of
01:28:31.342 --> 01:28:34.344
the moonshine that would
01:28:34.384 --> 01:28:36.664
kill you if you drank it.
01:28:37.585 --> 01:28:39.166
I am being educated tonight.
01:28:39.525 --> 01:28:39.886
I love it.
01:28:40.614 --> 01:28:41.715
So, no, you're not derailing.
01:28:41.734 --> 01:28:44.015
We love that you guys are here.
01:28:44.095 --> 01:28:45.056
This has been a blast.
01:28:45.337 --> 01:28:46.197
This is what we love about
01:28:46.216 --> 01:28:47.118
doing the live stream is
01:28:47.177 --> 01:28:48.578
getting more people involved.
01:28:48.698 --> 01:28:50.479
All right, Kevin,
01:28:50.498 --> 01:28:52.739
you got your dad jokes for this episode?
01:28:53.479 --> 01:28:53.859
Pick one.
01:28:55.940 --> 01:28:56.421
That one.
01:28:56.981 --> 01:28:57.841
Which one?
01:28:58.782 --> 01:28:59.301
This one?
01:29:00.203 --> 01:29:00.603
Which one?
01:29:01.443 --> 01:29:01.783
The middle.
01:29:02.003 --> 01:29:02.304
The middle.
01:29:02.323 --> 01:29:03.043
Let's go with the middle.
01:29:04.123 --> 01:29:05.364
Jimmy Eat World, the middle.
01:29:05.885 --> 01:29:06.185
Yes.
01:29:06.926 --> 01:29:07.305
You're welcome.
01:29:11.725 --> 01:29:12.886
What's the difference
01:29:13.186 --> 01:29:15.747
between a dog and a marine biologist?
01:29:16.748 --> 01:29:17.128
Oh, no.
01:29:19.750 --> 01:29:22.150
One wags a tail and one tags a whale.
01:29:26.894 --> 01:29:28.635
We're going to do one more.
01:29:28.654 --> 01:29:29.675
We're going to do one more.
01:29:29.774 --> 01:29:30.695
This one actually,
01:29:31.735 --> 01:29:33.216
this one made me really laugh.
01:29:34.978 --> 01:29:36.658
What music band do farmers
01:29:36.698 --> 01:29:37.559
listen to when they're
01:29:37.578 --> 01:29:38.479
bringing in the harvest?
01:29:39.835 --> 01:29:40.296
Adele?
01:29:41.476 --> 01:29:42.077
Hall of Notes.
01:29:43.618 --> 01:29:45.260
Hall of Notes.
01:29:46.320 --> 01:29:48.063
Oh, that's good.
01:29:49.163 --> 01:29:50.244
Oh, that's good.
01:29:51.326 --> 01:29:52.167
Rip Hall of Notes.
01:29:52.207 --> 01:29:53.488
Rip Hall of Notes.
01:29:54.408 --> 01:29:54.628
Yeah.
01:29:55.710 --> 01:29:56.770
But you can still probably
01:29:56.810 --> 01:29:58.431
call the phone number.
01:29:58.452 --> 01:29:58.972
You can.
01:29:59.132 --> 01:29:59.913
Absolutely you can.
01:29:59.934 --> 01:30:00.975
I don't have the number in front of me,
01:30:00.994 --> 01:30:01.095
but
01:30:01.889 --> 01:30:02.088
Yeah,
01:30:02.168 --> 01:30:03.130
there's still a phone number you can
01:30:03.149 --> 01:30:04.150
dial to listen to Hall & Oates,
01:30:04.211 --> 01:30:05.471
even though they are no
01:30:05.511 --> 01:30:06.712
longer on speaking terms.
01:30:07.953 --> 01:30:08.894
They had a domestic.
01:30:09.234 --> 01:30:10.274
They had a domestic moment.
01:30:11.095 --> 01:30:12.016
It happened to Hall & Oates,
01:30:12.056 --> 01:30:12.976
it happened to ABBA.
01:30:13.136 --> 01:30:15.920
It just happens.
01:30:18.100 --> 01:30:19.181
Well, again,
01:30:19.282 --> 01:30:20.943
we thank you so much and love
01:30:21.002 --> 01:30:22.283
you guys for being with us tonight.
01:30:22.323 --> 01:30:24.506
Thank you to everybody in the chat, Jason,
01:30:24.525 --> 01:30:25.646
Katie, and Skylar, and
01:30:26.448 --> 01:30:27.569
Harry and everybody.
01:30:27.590 --> 01:30:27.850
Yeah.
01:30:27.890 --> 01:30:28.530
Harry back.
01:30:28.671 --> 01:30:29.011
Yeah.
01:30:31.454 --> 01:30:31.735
I wonder,
01:30:31.775 --> 01:30:33.278
is that a name for hurry back or
01:30:33.398 --> 01:30:34.899
does he have a Harry back or.
01:30:35.981 --> 01:30:37.483
I don't know if I want to know.
01:30:37.502 --> 01:30:38.503
Let's just move on.
01:30:38.923 --> 01:30:40.386
But he talked about the water boy.
01:30:40.445 --> 01:30:42.927
So you get all the bonus
01:30:42.967 --> 01:30:44.047
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01:30:44.088 --> 01:30:44.809
That's right.
01:30:45.609 --> 01:30:46.310
But yeah,
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