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And then like when she tells him off, Michelle comes out.

The little scooter.

Yeah, the scooter's funny.

It's just everything that Ben Stiller's doing.

Oh my gosh, that part killed me with the.

I was like, well, what if she had said yes?

What were they going to do?

Like, where was he going to go?

Like, we're all gonna hop on the Back With Me show.

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My name is JJ Kerner.

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We are into week three.

Week three of our greatest comedies.

Whatever.

I don't comedy.

Something along those lines.

Yeah, we should just be taught, like, comedies some of us enjoy.

There you go.

Like all time comedies I think was the official title.

But it's all subjective at this point.

Like, comedy is like the most subjective thing is we've talked about.

Absolutely.

It's.

It's quite the.

The chat.

What's that all about?

There it is.

And I've got a new list now with some weird here in this month.

But yeah, we're on week three and we are diving into dodgeball.

A true underdog story.

It was written and directed by R.A.

ross and Marshall Thurber.

It stars Ben Stiller, Christine Taylor, Vince Vaughn, Rip Torn, Justin Long, Stephen Root, Joel, David Moore, Chris Williams, Alan Tudyk, Missy Pyle and Jason Bateman, along with a slew of many other people.

It's about a group of misfits who enter a Las Vegas dodgeball tournament in order to save their cherished local gym from the onslaught of a corporate.

Corporate health fitness chain.

Look, if you haven't seen dodgeball at this point, you've been living under a rock.

But who's.

Was this a Matson pick?

I think this is me.

I think this was Matson.

I don't think it was me.

Yeah, yeah.

So let me like, let me talk about this movie.

So I don't remember when I first saw this movie.

This is probably a movie that I first like, saw half of it on like tv.

It just feels like that type of movie.

The reason I say it feels like that type of movie because I think this movie is very funny in certain parts, but then there's other parts that can be pretty forgettable.

And this is.

That's why, like, to me, a classic TV movies, you remember the parts that you really liked and the other things you kind of like, tune out.

And that's where I feel like a lot of this movie lands for me.

And I know what.

Last week we talked about Ben Stiller.

I don't think he was just a character in this.

He didn't have anything to do with directing this, I think.

Right.

J.J.

from what we just said to me, this character, like, I feel like in this movie happened, I think, well, after like heavyweights.

I feel like he just took his heavyweights character and like, leaned into it in a slightly different way.

And I love heavyweights.

So, yes, I like, I appreciate what Ben Stiller was doing for his character in this because it's.

I think he was genius.

And I really, really, really like that.

And then Vince Vaughn, there's some things I really like him in as well.

And so those two people played quite well.

And then when you throw Jason Bateman with the.

The announcer that I should fna.

Like, my goodness.

Like, that part when they.

When they get into the montage scenes of the dodgeball and build up to that, like, the patches of Houlihan stuff to me is just kind of like, eh.

Like just a little.

Not so much for me.

But the dodgeball montage and then the.

The actual, like the announcing and then some of the scenes with Ben Stiller with some weird sexual pizzas and things, I just love it.

But outside of that, it's bad.

Like, and there's.

There's some storylines that I don't care for.

Steve the Pirate so much or some of the, like the.

The cheerleading thing.

But man, the parts that they do really well, I.

I enjoy seeing them again.

And I laugh every time and I will.

I don't.

I have yet to tire of them.

Yeah.

I think this movie is a conundrum for me because we've talked about it earlier this month.

I hate Ben Stiller.

Like, it.

I just don't like him.

And I.

He drives me nuts in this movie.

But on the flip side of that, I think Vince Vaughn is one of the funniest dudes out there when he's.

Look, Vince Vaughn plays Vince Vaughn in almost everything, especially in comedies.

Like, it's.

There's very few things that you like.

The Wedding Crashers, for instance, he's like.

It's the same.

I'm like, he.

He just went to dodgeball in the Wedding Crashers like story.

Yeah, He.

He plays the same guy in every comedy he's in now.

He's done some drama stuff that he doesn't like.

He's.

There's some difference there.

But in his comedies is the same dude.

But I laugh at his delivery mechanics.

Like, I can't help myself.

Like, the way he delivers a line.

His facial expressions, like, I love Vince Vaughn.

So it's this dichotomy of, like, someone I love and someone I hate starring in this movie.

But I'm with you.

Like, there are parts of this movie that still get me cackling pretty good.

Like, tears in my eyes kind of that I laugh at.

And I'm.

I like the wrench thing.

The first time the wrench thing came out in the trailer, dude.

And that's why one of the reasons we talked about this in the podcast too.

One of the reasons I hate trailers, because it was funny in the trailer.

If you can dodge wrench, you can dodge body smacks.

Justin Long in the face with the wrench, dude.

If I hadn't seen that in the trailer and I see that in the movie, the shock value on top of the fact that that's funny would have been hilarious.

But that moment's really great.

The him, the other dude, the stapler dude getting hit by the car.

Like, it's great.

So, like, the silly weird for me in this movie is very funny.

And then Ben Stiller comes on the screen and I'm like, ah, get the out of here.

Because I just don't enjoy him when he gets going.

So it's.

It's a weird movie for me.

But when I'm laughing, dude, like, I laugh a lot at this movie.

Did you not laugh at the part when he's berating the.

Why am I forgetting the feel females.

The.

What's her character name?

When he tries to pick her up the house after he just gets her fired from her corporate job and she like, ruins her life.

Ms.

Beach.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

And then like when she tells him off, Michelle comes out.

The little scooter.

Yeah, the scooter shit's funny.

It's just everything that Ben Stiller's doing.

Oh my gosh, that part killed me with the.

I was like, well, what if she had said yes?

What.

What were they going to do?

Like, where was he going to go?

Like, they're all going to hop on the back with me show.

Jesus.

What about you, Alec?

Like, what are your responses to dodgeball?

Because there's a lot of stupid comedy which I enjoy and I think it does.

Well, then there's a lot, not a lot, but there's a few, like, intelligent comedy pieces that are in there that just really gets brushed over.

And it's a lot of what Vince Vaughn is doing.

So you have the stupid kind of comedy coming in with the mix of the intelligent comedy.

And then there's just some egregious sins that personally I only come to realize on, like, more recent watch throughs, the more, you know, kind of traveled I get and places I've seen.

And there is no way a guy dressed up as a pirate in Vegas is getting bullied.

There's no way, not a single chance in hell of that happening.

He is living his best goddamn life in Vegas, the pirate is.

And so, especially on this watch through, because I was just in Vegas like two weeks ago, I'm sitting there going, no.

No way.

Like, no.

And so there's little things like that throughout the whole thing that it's very jarring because there's.

I mean, I like a.

Even Ben Stiller in this.

Like the.

Nobody makes me bleed my own blood.

Okay, that line's funny, I will give you that.

I know that.

You know that, I know that.

So there's.

There's a couple of real, you know, humdingers in there.

And it's just.

It's so hard to kind of figure out because there's so much going on and it never really decides what it wants to be a feel good story, a stupid comedy film.

And it just kind of just bounces back and forth.

So you're going from one thing to the next going, what the fuck is happening?

And then they throw in a couple of really good comedy lines.

And like, I mean, the ending, right?

So take the money that you got paid out to go place a bet.

That's funny.

That's good.

That's great cinema.

And it almost gets completely passed because of the I'm bisexual scene.

Yeah.

And so they.

I think it's a dodgeball is its own worst enemy.

Like a hundred thousand dollars times five or fifty.

$50,000.

You know, the one part of this movie I feel like is underrated, though, thinking back to how popular he was then was Lance Armstrong and that scene and how he does it.

Like, I watched it, I was like, dang, dude.

He, like, I thought he killed it because I was like, the way he's talking is like, I could totally see him saying that.

Like, it just felt so casual and normal.

I was like, man, what a freaking great cameo.

Like, he killed that I.

I will.

Say this movie's cameos are on point.

Like the Chuck Norris cameo.

I laugh my ass off every time because.

Especially because back then was like the height of the Chuck Norris memes and like, the jokes of, like, you know, in some of the Chuck and I.

I had a friend that.

A good friend of mine that worked with me that like, loved the Chuck Norris.

Like the whole, like.

Yeah.

I don't know, the wind fight.

Like the wind asked Chuck Norris for permission or what had to blow, whatever the.

You know, so when it pans over and he just goes.

And then.

What's his name?

Frickin.

Oh, I can't think of it.

Captain Kirk, like, doing the.

William Shatner.

William Shatner, like, his cameo.

And then of course, Lance Armstrong.

Like, the cameos were on point because they were quick, they were dirty, they were funny.

And then like, at the end, like, you're like, where the fuck is William Shatner coming into this?

And then all of a sudden, at the, like the very end, he's like, wow.

Like, it just did this movie.

Yeah, did this movie.

JJ like, help create the ESPN OO that, like, actually is like a real thing now.

I didn't know the Ocho was a real thing, but yes, this is where the Ocho was born.

Like you.

This was.

Because there was at the time there was like four spns espns.

Now there's only like two.

And then of course, if there is.

I didn't know there was an.

Oh, they do like an oo.

They like, do it yearly where they do like some of these sports.

And I think it honestly like, got created because of this, which.

Oh, yeah, this is where the oo they.

They wrote that as a joke.

Because like I said at the time there was like four different ESPN channels.

Yeah.

And they just named them ESPN.

ESPN2.

And ESPN2 still exists.

Yeah.

But there was like ESPN3, ESPN4, so that's.

Yeah, that's where I always love that.

And like the whole magazine, everything is like, dang.

Like, that was funny.

But then it became like a real thing.

I was like, wow, they like, willed that into existence.

Yeah, the other two.

But the.

The announcer stuff, dude.

Like, oh, dude, they were.

I mean, I.

There's.

If you take like that.

What.

What is that?

Like, probably like 10 minutes of screen time where.

Oh my gosh, dude, they.

I mean, they quit that.

They kill it.

That's like one of my favorite.

If I was to pull out a scene of cinema.

It's not like the first, but it's like in Terms of comedy.

It's up there for me.

Like, it's so.

They kill it.

Like, it's so good facial expressions, the writing.

Just Jason Bateman and the other guy.

Like, it's great.

They totally.

It's certainly best part of the film for me.

Even the voiceover shit cracks me up.

Like there's a line where you see the main not guy and he's like, there's no way that they're gonna win.

And then it cuts away and you hear Jason basement.

Kids go, yep, pretty sure they're gonna lose.

Like, and the way that he just.

Like, Jason Bateman just rewords what the other guy says half the time.

Like that.

Other than the.

The one cotton is egg or FNA cotton.

Yeah.

There's Jason Bateman for a 10 minute cameo.

Just absolutely slaughters it.

But that's Jason Bateman too.

Like, he's another one that for me, like, is Vince Vaughn.

Like, there's very little that guy can do wrong.

He's so funny and he kills it in this.

Just a weird look.

He has a good actor because he is swung to the opposite side of the drama stuff too.

Like, he's like.

You were talking about our previous episode.

A lot of good comedy people can do drama.

Yeah.

He's a poster child for that now.

And kills it.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Ozark.

If you've ever watched Ozark.

Holy.

Jason Bateman wrecks it in that show.

That's a.

That's a wild show.

See that?

And you're like.

And he was in Arrested Development.

He was the weird bit guy that just popped up and said he burned.

The banana stand down.

The money was in the banana stand.

What a great show.

Yeah, I love this.

I don't know, this movie's so weird because I'm with Alec too, that it gives me whiplash.

Now, look, I have a soft spot for Pirate Steve because I love Alan Tudyk.

Like, Tudyk is one of the most.

He's the most.

One of the most underrated genius comedy guys that's out there.

Which we talked about and it was the movie, the one where he versus, like something, something versus evil.

I can.

I can never remember the actual name of the movie.

Anyway, I love Alan Tudyk.

Hilarious.

And so.

But the cheerleading thing and like the weird love story between the One Fran and.

Yeah, like, there's some shit that I'm like, okay.

But the weird thing is too.

It's only an hour and a half long movie.

So it's not like you can cut much without getting down into like, is this really a movie or is this a TV show episode?

I mean, the first time with a cheerleader seeing the tryout scene and I watch that and then it pans back to Vince Vaughn's face me every time I'm like, oh.

Because he's like, oh, we can save.

He's like, oh, yeah, I don't know about that.

Yeah, that's funny.

It's funny.

Yeah, I, I think there are parts though that I'm like, that just felt unnecessary.

But then you don't.

Like I said, you don't have much of a movie without it.

But it does take you out because like it's like just this.

And it's always rapid sharp turns.

There's like no easing into these side stories.

Like you're like, dodgeball, dodgeball, dodgeball side story.

You're like, what the fuck?

Dodgeball, dodgeball, dodgeball.

Weird ass side story.

Can't keep up.

We watch a dodgeball.

Watch a pirate Steve.

Like, what are we doing here?

And the one that gets me is the constant back and forth with the, the cutout of Ben Stiller.

Yeah.

Like there's no way you're hiding camera that thing.

But some guy on the, in the writing or directing was like, you know, it's a good idea to help with all these transitions of what we want to do.

Yeah.

Hey, I didn't care so much because those people are so stupid anyways that like, maybe, I don't know, they.

Yeah, that didn't bother me as much.

But gosh, what I was, what was I going to say?

Frick.

It's not coming to me anymore.

I don't remember what I was going to say anymore.

Oh, one of the other things that I, I love the.

I just like Ben Stiller's outfit, like all his outfits.

And this just cracked me.

Like, I don't have to like Ben Stiller, but if he picked him or whoever picked him, like, damn, some of those are pretty dang funny.

And the penis pump dude made that.

That made me so bad.

I did love.

Nobody can resist when I put on my shiny shoes.

Weird ass white suit.

Well, when he wears.

Yeah, the white suit with the little like Bambi bow.

Whatever.

I'm like, dude, if he just didn't talk, like, I would laugh at his character, this Joe.

But like, God, every time he moves like his freaking mouth, I'm just like, oh, shut up, Ben Stiller.

But yeah, that would.

There are some great costumes with him.

And like, it wouldn't.

I don't know.

Like, I talk on Ben Stiller a lot, but I don't know who else you could shove in this role and have it.

You need him to be over the top because you think about Vince Vaughn's type of humor.

He's like the cool, like, more like, dry pan, like, more slightly sophisticated, like, verbal humor, and it works.

But, like, I think you need that over the top person to have, like, that yo.

Yo effect.

Yeah.

Because I'm like, I thought about that too, jj.

I was like, well, who.

Who would be.

Who would be Ben Stillers care?

Like, who's gonna do that?

And I don't know.

Like, it's not many people like him.

Yeah.

I don't think they make this movie.

Well, no.

I mean, he was a producer on it, but I'm with you.

Like, I don't know that there's somebody that could do.

And especially this one.

Like, when we watched Freaking Wow.

God Thunder.

Yeah.

When we had Tropic Thunder, I think you could put almost any funny guy in his role there.

I don't think that's the case in this movie.

Like, I don't know.

I.

Because I think what I think my problem at least would be is I think somebody that to me is funnier or makes more sense, like, steals a lot of the thunder from what's going on around.

And that's the part to me that when I'm watching this movie, I'm not laughing at Ben Stiller and his character.

I'm laughing at the reactions of everyone else.

Like, when he says dumb.

And both Vince Vaughn's character and Kate are all just, like, looking at each other.

Like, the.

Is he talking about.

Like, that's the.

That really makes me laugh versus what Ben Stiller is actually saying.

With a couple of exceptions.

Right.

But, like, because you're not wrong.

Like, though nobody makes me bleed my own blood.

Like, that's a great line.

Like, I use it all the time.

Yeah, that's.

That's a great line.

But I just.

I don't think with this movie, I don't know that there's anybody else that you could put in that role and have it be.

Is impactful.

But I.

Yeah, that's.

I.

When I think about it, like, I go to some big names, but I just don't think they work the same way.

And I think part of it, too, is because he's the villain.

And it works for me because I hate Ben Stiller so much that I'm like, yep, that's a villain that works for me.

Like, I.

That villain.

That villain story.

Works well.

I think his best roles are when he is the villain.

Agreed.

This one heavyweights like Matson was talking about earlier.

Same character.

Like he's got that give me you devil love.

Yeah, he's got that kind of villain esque.

Easy to hate.

Yeah.

But still can be funny.

So it's not like a scary, intimidating, over the top evil kind of feeling villain.

So goofy, dorky villain.

To Alex point though, like think at the end of this movie, the infomercial that they.

The commercial infomercial, whatever you call it.

Commercial for Average Joe's gy.

Like, man, that was a good commercial.

Like made you feel good.

I'm like, yeah, I should go lift some weights now.

Yeah, that's not.

Never had that thought in my mind.

I will say that this has one of the best post credit scenes.

Like I don't like most of it, but I love the very end.

He's like Chuck Norris.

You can't do that.

Chuck Dort.

But that shit.

Yeah, they very fucking Chuck Norris.

Like that shit made me laugh every time.

It makes me laugh as he takes another bite of chicken.

So I think we said a lot of things.

Like there's things we really like.

But to me still this movie, like it has those iconic scenes and this is a movie I have seen a decent amount of times, but not all the way through.

Like, because this movie's on.

I say tv.

Like I don't watch.

I watch sports.

But like, I don't know, this is a movie that I would seek to.

Because it's like you said, Jay, it's short, it's funny, but it's.

It's funny every time.

And that's what I come back to.

And that's what's hard for me to.

To do in a comedy.

Like I think some movies it's like the trailer thing you talked about, Jay.

Like once you've seen it, like you've seen it, is it as funny as when you saw it again?

That's a hard thing to do.

Dodgeball just still has that magic for me where I just still like it.

Just whether it's my nostalgia bone or whatever it is or it's so out there because it's dodgeball, I don't know, but it just hits that for me.

Yeah.

I think another thing that gets me, which is ironic because it's something that in most movies would bother me is the amount of force that these dodge balls are hitting people with.

Like the small, like Jake, like Justin Long.

Like this skinny little throws the ball and this giant beefy German dude goes flying backwards.

It's like.

Normally I'm like, that's not real.

But I like.

It's so funny to me, the way it works.

And like.

Yeah.

Or like the one where he hits the one when the dude, the weird, goofy dude, gets mad because he sees his wife flirting with it.

He hits that dude in the face and the spit goes flying.

It's so ridiculous.

And I love every second of it.

That part, it's.

It's so weird for me because I'm not usually into that kind of.

But that it makes.

Or the girl that.

The scout.

Or the girl scout girl.

Testosterone or whatever.

Oh, yeah.

Beaver tranquilizers.

Yeah, and traces of beaver tranquilizers.

God damn you, Bernice.

Yeah, I use that one, too.

I forgot about that.

That's a good line.

Yeah.

Yeah, I.

I'm with you.

I think it's one of those comedies that is immensely quotable, very memorable, no matter if you love it or hate it.

Like, you can't.

I think that's one thing that I remember the most about when I think about this movie is you.

There's no way to deny the impact that this movie had, because even back when it came out, I remember, like, all of a sudden people were like, playing dodgeball a lot more.

And they were like.

They started televising fucking dodgeball.

And I'm like, jesus.

Like one movie had that much of an impact.

But it's also memorable because the game of dodge, I mean, there's not a child on the planet, at least to a certain age, I don't know if they still do it because everybody's.

You might get my kid hurt.

But this was our once a week minimum activity in school.

Like, I played a lot of fucking dodgeball and those red balls fucking hurt.

Yeah.

My friend.

No joke, my friend.

I wasn't so much my friend then, but he.

He broke a kid's finger playing dodgeball.

And then they.

They scrapped it for like a couple weeks, but we brought it back.

Oh, yeah, you always bring it back.

I had, like, the little waffle line pattern imprinted on my face one time.

It was good.

That same friend, he had the note and it was terrifying.

He played.

Kevin wasn't.

He played baseball.

He did this.

No look where he'd, like.

He'd look back and then he just like, pitch the ball overhead and you had no.

He had no idea where it was going.

I mean, sometimes it surely did, but it had a wicked curve.

It was terrifying.

Yikes.

Yeah.

Some guys, there's a Video, and I don't remember of somebody playing dodgeball, and this guy, like, goes to walk away and then spins and throws it behind him and just hammers this person in the chest, and they're like, what the fuck?

I've seen that video.

I love that.

That video is awesome.

Dodgeball is just fun, man.

Like, dodgeball.

Playing dodgeball with my.

My family here in a couple weeks for Thanksgiving, we're doing.

But we have the little.

The smaller balls.

Yeah, that still hurt.

Those are.

Because you could be a lot more.

Yeah, I can get some velocity with those balls, man.

Yeah.

Well, those big ones, you kind of.

Kind of like curl your wrist around that and hurl it so you lose some accuracy and some speed.

Those little ones, I hated it when somebody get a hold of one of them little ones.

Like, that shit's gonna hurt.

So dodgeball.

I love dodgeball.

I'd probably kill myself playing it right now, but it's good times.

All right, should we rate this thing?

Let's do it.

All right, Madsen, you're up.

Yeah.

I'm not gonna give this movie.

Let me give us a three and a half.

It's a good movie.

I think there's, like.

I mean, I've already said all the things.

I think there's some parts of this movie that just aren't memorable.

And like, we talked about, the plot swings are just so, like, this only works because this is a movie from Hollywood, that I can accept that this is how it would go.

But once you get past that, the exaggeration of what we were just talking about with the dodgeball games, to the characters, to the announcing, I love it.

I love.

I love that it doesn't take itself seriously because it wouldn't be what it was.

And I think it would.

Like, JJ Taco, as a pop culture icon, made the Ocho what it is today.

I think it's a funny movie.

I definitely know I will be watching this movie again.

It's an easy laugh.

Love it.

All right, out.

I'm gonna go two and a half.

I don't think I ever have or will ever say, you know what?

I want to watch dodgeball.

And when it comes to, you know, I mean, we don't have any more.

Right?

But this type of movie where if you turn it on on TV and you were at a part, you could sit down and watch it, but if you miss the good moments, you're not gonna sit down and watch it.

It's gonna flip to the next thing.

Because I don't want this reason for that reason, whatever it is, like, if you turn it on, young patches of hula hand is on the screen and be like, no, fuck that.

But every time that I do sit down and watch it, I get a couple laughs here and there.

So, yeah, two and a half, middle of the road.

It's a tough one for me.

I'm gonna give it a three and a half.

I've actually been sitting here bouncing around.

Do I give it a 4?

And it.

It's tough because this score and a higher score would even be more truthful around.

This is.

It's not about how good I think the movie is personally, but I think how good it is that it.

Because of the impact that it had.

Like, I can't deny the fact that someone can.

Again, I've talked about how bad I am at movie quotes.

This is another movie that I pick up quotes from.

This one, someone will say something.

Hey, Dodgeball.

And.

And so for me, like, that's a big deal.

And I have a good time watching it.

Like, I'm with Alec.

Like, I.

I get on YouTube.

Like, I need a funny moment.

So I'll pull up and I'll watch, like, the final dodgeball match, right, with.

With Road Globo Gym.

But, like, it's.

I.

I'm with you.

I'm not going to sit down and I'm gonna watch Dodge.

I don't remember the last time I watched the entire movie, but I've watched a ton of clips, you know what I mean, and laugh my ass off.

But I think the impact that it had, it's.

It's.

It's a good movie in that it makes you feel good.

It's memorable.

It is funny.

As much as I want to say, it's not, like, because of my hate for Ben Stiller, like, I still laugh at even his parts, some of them.

And so.

But yeah, there are issues with it.

It's kind of weird you couldn't make it today.

Like, some of the jokes you're like.

Well, that's the problem with colleague.

You can't make any of these today.

It's true.

It's true.

You can't.

Yeah, it's because nobody can take a joke anymore.

But yeah, you'd get like, I was watching that.

And the part you're talking about with, like, the.

The freaking girl scout, I was like, somebody lose their mind if you made that today?

Like, ah, you get canceled so fast.

But it's.

It's so, yeah, great, great movie for what it is.

And, and the remembrance of it.

It'll always be something that people talk about and watch and share with their friends and kids and whatnot.

So three and a half for me.

So yeah, there it is.

Dodge Ball.

It's a good one.

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It sounds even worse out loud for.

Making the selection and picking the movies.

I don't even know where he came.

Up with that one.

Like the luscious lumps I get because like it was part of one of the the Patreon videos, but I, I don't remember the math.

Massive Tasty footlord.

Anyway, unless he's quoting it straight off of our next film we're going to talk about.

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With that I will kick it back to the Wazir of Wap, the King of Crash.

Jj, Alec, is that your new favorite title though?

For movie.

For.

For movie genres though?

That we.

Yeah, that is.

That is.

I love it.

Comedy.

Some of us enjoy.

It's funny.

I liked it.

It's appropriate.

It's very appropriate.

Yeah.

Thanks, Alec.

Appreciate it.

Love having you read these names out.

They get worse and dirtier and more innuendoed.

I'm gonna go.

I just feel dirty saying that after.

I go visit your local priest.

Yeah, I feel dirty.

I went from a lump to a foot long.

I've upgraded.

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