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Hello and welcome to this week's episode of Uncle Dad Talks.
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I'm Uncle Dad and with me as always, well usually at least, is the ever so handsome,
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the one, the only, the masculine, the, I don't know, something else.
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Else give it up for the one the only mike hampton i thought you were gonna say
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i thought you're gonna say chris wisnia i know that's not like a that's not like a wisnia intro.
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They're gonna think they're gonna look at the the guest the show notes would
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be like chris wisnia again man he's gonna be the next co-host trying to take my job chris.
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But yes without further ado as everybody can tell we have a special guest with
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us he is truly one of the fondest members i think we have in the uncle dad alumni
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i really do enjoy talking to him and having him celebrate episode 136 with us
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because every episode should be a celebration celebration let's give it up for
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the man the myth the legend chris wisley,
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I didn't hear the applause for that one What was that Mike?
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Yeah that whatever that thing was Should I have a pause for myself?
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Chris what is up? How are you? Welcome back to the show Thank you always a pleasure
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And I was saying earlier Uncle Dad I've been seeing a lot of you But this is
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a rare treat to have you Joining in as well Mike,
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Well, like, you know, I decided to finally, or no, Uncle Dad finally decided
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to let me on the episode with you.
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I decided. So it was his, he, him.
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It's my fault. You know, it's not, it's not you. It's not me.
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It's him. He filled out the permission slip for you to get you on the show.
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I heard you've actually been very busy, Mike.
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What state are you in, in the United States?
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States i'm actually in the same state as
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you know i'm i'm back in california for
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the for at least throughout the summer i'm in
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sacramento oh okay allergy capital
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of california if not the freaking world so here i am and uh and do you realize
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what this means it's nice to be here it means you're 20 minutes away movie night
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time bud is it a bruce willis movie because i'll come.
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I had to I had to for those that don't know right I'm a Bruce Willis fan let's
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just let it out again one more time for everyone,
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but then I thought you know I think two or three of my favorite movies have
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him in it so I'll give it to you there you go alright now we can hang,
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for those uh when we showed the clip look at the back mike you got a bruce willis hello back there.
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We snuggle we snuggle every night oh what does he say to you he says come out
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to the coast have a few laughs and i did here i am and good morning everybody
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that's our intro how's everything,
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chris so now that you're here properly we're going to give you the proper treatment
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proper uncle dad how do you do you know i love it and really you know for for
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those who don't know you've been on a few episodes now i think you've probably
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been i think the number i have is like 6 or 7.
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Wow. That sounds high.
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I don't know, dude, because two of them I didn't release, and so there's a total
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of like 6 or 7, I think. Wow.
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Yeah, so be proud of that, because not that many people hit that.
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So we're trying to get you to 10 one day. Then you'll be the Uncle Dan of the night.
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I'm barely hitting that. You would have hit episode 30 if it weren't for me.
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You're right, you're right. If it wasn't for you, we wouldn't even be at episode 100. Yeah.
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Chris, for those who don't know, and I know we've asked this before,
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but just to kind of kick it off, who are you, what do you do, and why are you so great?
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I'm Chris Wisnia, and I write and draw comic books.
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I've been doing it for about 20 years. I have a character called Doris Danger,
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which is an homage and parody of old, terrible comics from the late 50s and early 60s.
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And the homage part is Jack Kirby and Stan Lee, who right before they did the
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superhero craze of Marvel, they were doing these giant monster in underpants comics.
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And I couldn't get enough of them and decided I would do some stories.
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And next thing I know, I've done volumes and volumes of them.
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The most recent one was published by Fantagraphics.
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Wow, that's why he's so awesome. Do you agree with that, Mike?
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Yeah, I'm sorry. I only answered the question, why am I so great?
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Mike, you still there? I'm here. Hi. Okay. I'm just listening.
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I'm listening to greatness. You completely...
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Yeah, I know, you cut on mine too but here I am, I'm here Okay,
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good I'm just enjoying listening to what greatness sounds like you know,
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You know, I want to bring this up, so for those who don't know as well,
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you and Mike here have known each other for a very long time can you elaborate
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on that for our audience to learn about you guys' relationship?
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Why don't we each share our stories so Bye.
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We're from the Sacramento area. I live in Davis, which is just over the overpass
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from greater Sacramento.
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And when I got out of college in the mid-90s, I started going out to comic conventions.
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And Sacramento had one, I believe, once every three months.
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And i i would just go dig
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through quarter bins basically and
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mike worked at one of these
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tables that had quarter bins and at the time how would you describe your your
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style and and your dress when when i first met you like like some kind of weird mexican gangster.
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Gangster and like a mexican gangster like
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who listens to rap right and so you have
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some of that flavor of 90s rap
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in in your hairstyle and clothes and jewelry right and i i had just come from
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art school i i was at uc davis in the art department so everybody i knew had
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you know t-shirts Shirts covered in paint and,
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you know, big old steel toed shoes that were 15 years old and should have been thrown out 12 years ago.
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And that's not exactly the look of people you see at comic conventions either.
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You know, I was I was on the the indie art side.
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And so so seeing you, I thought, I can't imagine we have anything in common.
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And we just saw each other
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periodically every three months and then i'd go
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down to other shows and and mike was just popping up places and then at one
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point we were both beginning to make comics and have tables of our own at comic
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conventions and we were selling our own stuff and and at that At that point,
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I thought, oh, it's that guy who I probably don't have anything in common with.
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And at some point, we realized we have this comic thing in common,
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but we have kind of a music thing in common, too.
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And I have to confess, it was kind of a slow process for me getting to know you.
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And at some point, your vibe kind of changed.
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And I'm not saying that's what caused our being able to find more in common and to bond better.
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But I must say, over the years, I have become so damn fond of you, Mike.
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I just love you to death. And it was one of those friendships that kind of took
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me by surprise. And it was just a slow thing. And over time,
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we started just, you know, we're both here.
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Let's talk. You know, maybe I should ask him some questions about himself and
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the things he likes and things.
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And it just took some time, but it was very worth it to me.
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Well, that's so what you're saying is I wasn't weird enough for you at first.
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Yeah. Right. I was just weird in a different way. No, that's really sweet.
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I've got kids. kids and when when the
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kids were in elementary school i i would go
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to school events and meet all the parents i'd drop off the kids
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pick up the kids and i i'd meet a lot of parents and i
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i met a lot of people that that were very nice and you know who who we would
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see at functions and you know we we would have you know a pumpkin carving party
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or whatever and and spend time with But I noticed they don't know any of my favorite movies.
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They haven't read a book or they haven't read a comic book. And they certainly
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haven't read the weird taste comics or books that I enjoy.
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You know what I mean? You get in these social situations, but you don't really
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find quite that connection.
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And so my my
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early experiences with you it kind
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of felt like that where oh he's a nice enough guy we're we're
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in these circles together but i just didn't see where those connections were
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yet you know what i mean sure yeah well that's pretty i mean that's that's pretty
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that's pretty right on i mean when i was i was at these conventions every three
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months they were called satcon and,
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And they were the sky's right center.
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They're still going. I think they're in a different place now, right?
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Yeah, and I think they're every three months anymore.
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Yeah, things have changed. But I was working at a booth.
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We've mentioned this on the show. I worked for this guy, Steve Wyatt,
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who I met in my neighborhood. He was the manager of a comic book store.
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And at the time, I was in the bad circle of other younger kids, teenagers. majors.
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And so when I met him at his comic store, I was going in to work for comics
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for him every, you know, a couple of days a week after school.
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And so then he wanted me to, uh, he asked if I wanted to go work with him and
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his son at these, at these conventions.
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And I helped him run the table and helped him, you know, lug all the long boxes
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and short comic boxes and set them up anything. Anyways.
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Were you into comics, reading comics at that point, or did this kind of get you
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into comics no i was already reading comics
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but i couldn't really read them with my
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other friends that i had made because they were all also thought
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they were some form of gangster rapper person you know we're like 15 or something
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15 16 something like that so you know no one's really a gangster but we we think
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that we are you know we dress like we we are and you know and so So the comics
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were like this secret thing I have for a while.
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And yeah, and then I started going to the cons. And then I was working with
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Steve at this booth. And then we caught someone stealing. And it was Chris.
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Who the what?
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Damn, he's a gangster. Yeah, he's not. I was a gangster.
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You were the real gangster. I was just a poser.
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I'm sorry. I'm a full committed to 100% of it.
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But no, yeah, I remember you coming up and you, yeah, according to what my taste
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was, you wore weird clothes and like stuff that was, you know,
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I had to wear like brand name or knockoff brand name, you know,
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like Nike and Fila and Fugu and nonsense like that.
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And you would come and you would buy stuff from the bins. And then I think one
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time I had my, kind of the same way I met Uncle Dad here.
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I had my Captain A-hole comics on the table.
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And one of them was the the how-to comic
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how to do your own comic and i remember
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we had a conversation about it i don't remember if you bought
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one you may have when you were buying other stuff
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from steve just because i you know like probably talked
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you into buying it somehow or made you feel like you should buy
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it probably the same thing i did to uncle dad um at the
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same building at the same convention in some
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weird way i remember what happened i was
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at the table and you were trying to sell it to me and uncle
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dad came up and i said oh this is
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him and then i ducked out that makes
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sense yeah he was he wouldn't stop
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harassing me he kept saying hey kid i mean you
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know if anyone knows how to get out of a conversation in a
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social setting it's chris i found but yeah
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yeah somewhere in there you know we we started talking
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and we would talk here and there it shows that probably an ape in san francisco
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maybe even though san jose one i don't know but it was always like hey and then
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i remember kind of starting to get to know you yeah and then yeah i did change
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i think i started growing up and becoming a person,
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and and then i went to burning man and then i really changed and and so you know.
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But you know what? You, you are always someone who like, I thought was,
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was way cooler than me in the comic book sense.
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Like the art that you would bring to your tables, the knowledge you had,
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the people you were talking to, um, you look like James Franco and you played
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in a rock band and you were jumping on the stage like a maniac.
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So I just tried to stay away because I felt like I wasn't cool enough to hang.
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I'm sorry if I gave you that impression, Mike, I was going to mention also i
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remember in in those early days it was difficult for me to approach you because
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you're not a smiler you're more so now but like even just in this conversation
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you've given some pretty,
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jabs deadpan and so when you were a kid you know it was just you know hey i
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i feel like i i would would say, hey, how's it going?
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Hey, we know each other because I've seen you at a number. And it was sort of
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just sort of that head nod.
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It was kind of the reaction I felt like I was getting from you.
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You know what I mean? Sort of this guy doesn't want me getting too close.
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And again, this is not you. This is just how, as a rock star and amazing comics guy, it affected me.
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Yeah, well, you know what else helped? It was a lot of therapy throughout my
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30s to get through all the reasons why I had to put up all these walls.
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So there's that too. This is Psychology Today. Welcome to Psychology Today with Uncle Dad.
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That's my next podcast. We're going after you next, Uncle Dad. Oh, please don't.
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I got enough to deal with. But there is something, really quickly,
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to tack on what he's saying.
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I actually do remember that because I remember thinking, and you know what's
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funny is I always say this.
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There's always some time where we talk about Mike, and it's always about Mike. So there we go.
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Who, me? Who, me? Yeah. How much do we love Mike again on this podcast? There we go.
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But there is something to that, Chris, because I remember when I first met him,
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truthfully, when I was much younger.
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And when I had met him, I really enjoyed how he treated me.
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But there was a sense of intimidation because
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every time i would see him it was very like hey you know
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very deadpan hey and then i would say something that i
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knew was funny and then he would laugh but he would go yeah yeah
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exactly but you know now you know i was i
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was 16 when i met of now 34 35 there you go
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no we're all
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getting older let us sink in
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i wish there was a guide for that if only
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if only if only chris one of
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the things we never really talked about on the show and i think i really
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want to highlight this is you are a musician and you're
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a very fun musician from what i've seen and i want
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to talk about you your band and your passion for music tell us about mother
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when i was around nine years old my sister wanted to do piano lessons and my
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mom said what do you think chris does that sound fun i could sign you up too
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and i went okay and i took to it.
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And i i wound up playing from then through high school i i did classical recitals
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i was in the school the high school jazz band we didn't have a great jazz band
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but but i was just in music a lot I got a keyboard at a young age.
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I was always writing music and trying to put bands together.
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And in college, I realized that most of the music I liked was on guitar, not on piano.
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And so I picked up a guitar and just kept writing music and playing when I could.
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And in 1995, when I graduated from college, we kind of found some friends to
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start this band, Weird Harold.
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And what we realized with Weird Harold is if we're high energy music.
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The the live audiences tend to react
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better and if if we have a sense of
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humor the live audiences tend to
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react better and and so we we kind
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of crafted these these personas and
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built built up a song base that that
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kind of embodied this basically the
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idea is we have the strut of
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like 70s funk you know where
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it's just like yeah i'm the shit you
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know and and we're just gonna flaunt it but little
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do we realize that we are not the shit and
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and so you know we've got our glasses and our ties and and and i play every
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solo like it's the most amazing thing you've ever heard like like i'm just gonna
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go for that note but i don't usually hit it but But it's not about hitting it.
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It's about that attitude, right?
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And so that's kind of the idea with Weird Harold. And I'm the only original member.
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We've gone through... Our second drummer is our drummer, Andrew Enberg.
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And we've gone through a number of bassists. And we were even a drum-guitar duo for a few years.
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And so that's Weird Harold. That's my band.
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And they just recently... You guys just recently played. do you have any other acts coming
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or shows coming up we we had our first
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show in 13 years a couple months ago
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and we we put it
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together because my son is graduating from high
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school and moving to new york for college and i i wanted him to see me play
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before we left and that's how i was able to convince the band to get back together
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after 13 years i said come on man for my kid and so we we We basically put together
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a three-hour set of 22 originals,
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and it's all up on YouTube.
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It's a pretty nice five-camera mix of that show.
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And it's a Weird Herald show.
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If you see us five times, even if we play the exact same set list,
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you'll never see the same show twice.
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And this show is no exception. You know, we'll be playing and I'll forget a
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part and we'll stop and talk about it and then we'll jump in and,
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you know, I'll find a chair over here that looks fun to try and jump off.
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And everyone will say, no, Chris, don't jump off. And, you know,
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so it's always an adventure in Weird Herald.
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Yeah, and... Yo, Chris, so you're telling me your whole... When you guys are
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playing, it's basically schtick?
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Is that what that is? No. I didn't say it's a schtick. No. I just said that's what we are.
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We think we're the schtick, but we're not the schtick.
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Did you ever end up playing at the...
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We both also have another mutual friend. And in addition to Steve White is Anthony Liano.
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And he would put on these indie euphoria shows where he, it was very kind of like April.
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It's a lot of indie artists, but he would also put together a lot of these,
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you know, we weren't the only guys doing comics that were also doing music and
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he would put music shows on at the end of the show into the night.
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Did you ever do any world Harold there?
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I didn't do any night shows, but our, our, our third to last show,
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which would have been 13 years ago, i think was
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it the last year he did indie euphoria and i
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i'm pretty sure that's where you caught us mike i think
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you came out to that one yeah yeah i think
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i could yeah there was one where it was in the day or maybe others were
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in the day but i think we were on the same bill that one
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too i think i remember seeing you performing there yeah i also think that when
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i perform i'm really really good but i'm not yes clearly but i do agree you
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sounded good and i i told you so much but it wasn't just pillow talk oh i i
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remember enjoying you yeah.
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You enjoy me but it wasn't pillow talk
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just say it well
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not mean it that's but but i can relate
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to you as far as like even though the the most
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of the stuff i say in my songs back then were nonsense like the
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energy and the the the craziness that you
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put in on stage is what keeps the crowd engaged
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and fun you know especially when you're
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you know some of these some of these crowds that
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we played for then were were kind of small
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there wasn't a packed house as they say
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in the in the industry right but but but still we had a lot of fun right yeah
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are you asking me yes we had a lot of fun yeah that was a question yeah it was
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fun you know i'm curious this this kind of question goes for both you guys and
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i guess i mean if you can mic too apparently um but do you think the
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era of live streaming would have benefited you
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guys back in those days with music well that's a good question i don't know
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yeah because we i know you guys were obviously you know before that time and
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i always wonder like would things be different if you had that ability to like
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okay now i'm not like you know mike said it wasn't a packed house but you could
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stream it and potentially have.
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200 you know the 2000 people watching right you wouldn't even know that like
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do you think that would have changed potentially the trajectory of your career potentially.
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The Weird Herald career is
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a little tricky because the guys I've been in bands with not enjoyed recording
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and have said flat out they're not going to tour.
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And so, you know, in choosing the musicians I've chosen, that means we almost
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have nothing documented.
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The bulk of our documentation is if a buddy brought a camera to a live show.
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And so, you know, in theory, the live stuff could could have been streamed.
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Being at a place live is a different experience than watching it on your phone.
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And I think Weird Harold in particular loses a lot.
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In the recordings compared to being present on the scene. And I was just recently
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talking with some friends about this.
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We are not accurate technical musicians.
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I try to get musicians in my band who are, but I am not.
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And we, two of the three of us sing pretty pitchy.
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And you know when when you're live and the the music is just pound in your chest
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you know and and and you're there and you you're part of that energy that's
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a very different experience,
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than when the energy is only this big coming out through a so-so headphone and
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not not being able to feel the music the same way you know what i mean so when
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when people see my recordings that I put on YouTube, they say,
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oh, this is kind of funny.
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But when they see us live, they say, this is an event. You know what I mean?
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It's just very different.
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So I don't know how much it would have helped us.
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Even if we had some sort of means to be discovered that way,
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it might not read quite so well.
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Yeah, that's a really good answer, I think. Mike, do you have a take on that?
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Yeah, I mean, there's nothing like seeing a band live. I mean,
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you know, that experience,
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especially when it's something like, you know, how Chris is,
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Weird Hell would be, you know, I can think of countless bands in New Orleans
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that I probably wouldn't listen to that just sitting in my car,
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you know, like driving through traffic, but watching these guys on stage and
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jamming and every, you know, the scene in the bar or wherever they're playing.
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Oh yeah it's it's it's unparalleled but
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also like not not only that but
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you know back then we had to sell cds or tapes at our table or you know wherever
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you know there wasn't a spotify that we could send a link to people or post
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it on a thing like you know we're really dating ourselves here but you know
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you had to look up where to buy where to get cds made and how much it cost and like Like,
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do we want it in a jewel case or just a plastic sleeve?
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Because do we have a budget for a thousand minimum at least a thousand?
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Yeah. So you have to other people than your friends have to buy it.
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So that's that's another thing.
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It's so funny. It's so crazy, like how media changes, right?
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You know, media changes. So I don't know, just in ways that are sometimes don't
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even make sense in my opinion.
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But it's so fascinating. And talking about media, you do comics and you just
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published your book with Fanagraphics.
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We have talked about it in the past. But if I may, one more time,
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can you tell our audience where they can get that book, please?
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I'm just trying to always make sure we hype you up, my man.
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Thank you. The book is on Amazon. You can order it direct from my publisher's
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website, fanagraphics.com.
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Are the the publisher sees the most money that
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way so that that's probably the
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best answer for them to hear i i
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i don't think i have it listed yet on
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my website but i've got some of my other comics listed on my
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website chriswizniaarts.com those
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are probably the best places to find my stuff
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next time i see you chris i need to get uh the doors the newest doors to look
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so i can going to have it on my on my beautiful you can't see it but i have
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a beautiful wood barrel table that has books from all the people that have been
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on on the show and we don't have yours uncle dad is it a dude is it a double date,
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mike's jealous i just want to know if i'm in with pillow talk because you know.
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He's like i do that for me are you saying like you want to be a twa for our
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menage i mean i'm in the burning man stuff gets weird you know whatever,
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you know you don't plan for it all it just happens just be in the moment as they say be here now.
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Uh so mike do you have anything else you'd like to ask him before we kick off
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our big event i i hope i hope this isn't gonna end in a no but are you gonna
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be at san diego comic-con this year I am. It was coming up in the air.
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A friend of ours has a kid who's been trying to get tickets for years and has
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never been able to land a ticket.
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And they asked if I could help out.
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And as a pro, I am allowed to bring a guest. And so I offered for him to be my guest this year.
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And the family very kindly offered to get us a beachfront place to stay that week.
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Week and i i was able to get the
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the dad and the kid tickets with the
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help of another friend of mine who's a pro and so
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i told pantographics i'd like to come down and they are going to be giving me
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an hour a day at their booth and they are going to get me tickets so i can bring
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my family down So my wife and my younger kid are going to be down this year,
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and this is the first time my younger kid's ever been.
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And it's probably been about 13 years since my wife has come out, too.
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So we're really looking forward to it this summer.
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Awesome. Well, we'll have to say hi and get you on our show for, what, the eighth time?
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We had to go for the ESPN 30 for 30. Let's do it.
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Wonderful. That's dope that you're going to be at the Fantagraphics booth again,
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because you get to get in touch with the fans.
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What's better than that, right? That's right. It was a good show for me last
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year, so I'm looking forward to hopefully seeing a lot of those faces again, catching up.
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Let me uh let me throw something out there chris if you do a panel and you need a panel host,
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please let me be the one to do it just throwing that out there if you if you
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can i'm just saying you know what i mean i just want to throw that out there it's a very kind offer,
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i think chris has to i think chris has to go to the bathroom right now,
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you didn't care you didn't care about that at all my kind of furrowed brow that
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that's what was going on like maybe like.
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Sure if i seemed hesitant this is why uncle dad tell me it's it's very difficult with comic-con
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to get a panel and last
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last year fan of graphics
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submitted some panels on on
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my behalf and was able to get me on a panel but
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but they did it by packing it
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00:33:14,834 --> 00:33:18,654
with some amazing comics creators so in
446
00:33:18,654 --> 00:33:22,014
other words it wasn't me they got that panel happening i
447
00:33:22,014 --> 00:33:25,374
i just as part of the fan Stable kind
448
00:33:25,374 --> 00:33:28,294
of snuck in and like I I
449
00:33:28,294 --> 00:33:36,894
last year Gary Groth my my publisher and Scott Shaw who is one of the founders
450
00:33:36,894 --> 00:33:45,514
of Comic-Con could not get a panel that they pitched so Scott Shaw couldn't get a panel,
451
00:33:46,503 --> 00:33:53,363
yeah wow yeah so we're gonna get scott shaw on the show and talk about that yeah,
452
00:33:55,163 --> 00:34:02,883
seriously well if you do and you would like me to moderate let me okay okay.
453
00:34:08,403 --> 00:34:13,843
It's amazing well you know what i'll just throw this out there if you ever do a solo
454
00:34:14,103 --> 00:34:17,043
paddle then and you need maybe we
455
00:34:17,043 --> 00:34:21,603
could do a local one let's try and get a local one going somewhere uncle dad
456
00:34:21,603 --> 00:34:24,903
i would love to i would love to i want to do more paddle hosting what do you
457
00:34:24,903 --> 00:34:33,443
think mike i think you're very persistent uncle dad so okay but yeah i think
458
00:34:33,443 --> 00:34:35,243
if you keep asking you'll get what you want,
459
00:34:36,463 --> 00:34:40,643
four years later we're still doing this right there you go a
460
00:34:40,643 --> 00:34:43,663
point exactly yes there we are you you
461
00:34:43,663 --> 00:34:47,943
just doubled down on that yeah well chris
462
00:34:47,943 --> 00:34:50,783
and mike are you guys ready to do something we've never done
463
00:34:50,783 --> 00:34:53,603
before we've never done this and i'm so excited to
464
00:34:53,603 --> 00:34:57,183
do this we've we've done a game show before but we've
465
00:34:57,183 --> 00:35:04,863
never done we're our basically team team uncle dad mike and team enemy chris
466
00:35:04,863 --> 00:35:16,183
dang team team panel team panel yes i like that better the panel team.
467
00:35:18,163 --> 00:35:22,803
They're are you guys are going to be playing for a listener to win what exactly
468
00:35:22,803 --> 00:35:30,123
mike a zombie character by me drawn by me and just to let the audience know
469
00:35:30,123 --> 00:35:32,743
why that's such a big deal Still, Chris,
470
00:35:32,883 --> 00:35:35,823
you remember my days of hot zombie chicks, right?
471
00:35:35,963 --> 00:35:41,083
And one of the ways I would lure people to my table and make extra dough was
472
00:35:41,083 --> 00:35:42,583
to draw them as zombie characters.
473
00:35:43,703 --> 00:35:47,323
And this started before zombies were everywhere.
474
00:35:47,563 --> 00:35:51,703
Like, this was, you know, way before the Walking Dead TV show and all that stuff.
475
00:35:51,843 --> 00:35:58,363
So zombies weren't as popular as they became. came and I would have two,
476
00:35:58,443 --> 00:36:01,123
three hour waits sometimes to draw people as zombie characters.
477
00:36:01,283 --> 00:36:06,523
And, and I, and I put it away, but I'm bringing it back just for this contest.
478
00:36:07,763 --> 00:36:12,663
Wow. This is going to be the greatest. I tried to say earlier,
479
00:36:12,863 --> 00:36:17,103
but you, you totally just bulldozed over me telling about your zombies.
480
00:36:17,423 --> 00:36:22,003
And what I was trying to say is I, I drew a zombie pinup for one of your books. And,
481
00:36:23,052 --> 00:36:26,892
That's how cool Mike's zombies are. That's right, he did. I actually heard that.
482
00:36:26,992 --> 00:36:27,672
That's amazing. Yeah, wow.
483
00:36:28,332 --> 00:36:31,752
We collabed. We did collab on a book. Look at that. Very good.
484
00:36:31,792 --> 00:36:33,432
Very nice, Chris. I'm glad you remember.
485
00:36:34,072 --> 00:36:38,532
I was just thinking that you did that with me. Yes. Wow.
486
00:36:40,592 --> 00:36:42,452
Okay, well, Mike's great. We know that.
487
00:36:45,112 --> 00:36:52,392
But, Mike, we do have to go over the details, and the details are that it is an 8x11.
488
00:36:53,052 --> 00:36:57,432
Black and white, standard paper, pen drawing, right?
489
00:36:58,232 --> 00:37:00,712
It'll be in pencil. Pencil, okay. It'll be in pencil.
490
00:37:01,532 --> 00:37:06,152
In order to claim this prize, I will reach out to you via Instagram if you win,
491
00:37:06,252 --> 00:37:08,392
and you need to respond ASAP.
492
00:37:08,412 --> 00:37:10,752
If you do not respond, you do not win the prize.
493
00:37:11,012 --> 00:37:14,972
The sooner the better. Mike is a busy man, as we all know, and if Mike can't
494
00:37:14,972 --> 00:37:18,712
get to it right away, it's going to sit down. It's going to sit on the shelf, and we don't want that.
495
00:37:19,032 --> 00:37:21,832
So please, when you get a DM from me,
496
00:37:21,832 --> 00:37:25,032
if you win please please please respond asap now
497
00:37:25,032 --> 00:37:30,152
who are we playing for let's find out let's give it up for team for the opposing
498
00:37:30,152 --> 00:37:35,372
team you are going to be playing mr chris wisnia let me pull up the name here
499
00:37:35,372 --> 00:37:43,212
you are playing for his instagram handle is if i can pull it up pawan pawan j.
500
00:37:44,752 --> 00:37:50,352
Heeta pawan j heeta that's who you're playing for okay me and pawan remember
501
00:37:50,352 --> 00:37:54,272
that name like i said I hope we're pronouncing it correctly. Remember that.
502
00:37:55,172 --> 00:37:59,852
Apologies, Paul, and if we got your name mispronounced. It could be Puffin.
503
00:38:00,232 --> 00:38:03,372
I really mean that. It could be Puffin because, yeah. Okay.
504
00:38:03,972 --> 00:38:05,412
I don't want to explore that.
505
00:38:06,112 --> 00:38:07,772
We just lost half the listeners.
506
00:38:08,632 --> 00:38:12,632
I'm going to edit that out anyway. Don't worry. You are playing for Paul and Jay Heda.
507
00:38:13,492 --> 00:38:18,872
And Mike, the home team, you are playing for a much easier name to pronounce.
508
00:38:18,872 --> 00:38:22,252
You're playing for Mona Lisa under Biltron.
509
00:38:23,272 --> 00:38:27,212
Okay. Let's do this. Competitors.
510
00:38:28,672 --> 00:38:31,472
The way it's going to work, the one who has the most points at the end of all
511
00:38:31,472 --> 00:38:32,872
three rounds is the winner.
512
00:38:33,872 --> 00:38:39,272
Everything we're playing is based upon film. I did all the research and all
513
00:38:39,272 --> 00:38:40,412
the fun things to make this happen.
514
00:38:40,692 --> 00:38:43,052
And the first game that we're going to play... Are you ready,
515
00:38:43,132 --> 00:38:44,432
Mike? I'm bringing back the game show voice.
516
00:38:45,272 --> 00:38:53,312
Let's do it. yeah that's that all right everybody let's give it up for super fake towns that's right,
517
00:38:54,592 --> 00:38:57,912
super fake towns what i'm going to do is ask
518
00:38:57,912 --> 00:39:00,952
you a basically i'm going to say the name of
519
00:39:00,952 --> 00:39:04,152
a fake town in a very famous movie you need
520
00:39:04,152 --> 00:39:08,812
to just name the title of the movie that's it in this particular round the way
521
00:39:08,812 --> 00:39:13,392
it's going to work is the opposing team is going to go first if you do not answer
522
00:39:13,392 --> 00:39:17,452
it right mike can steal and then he will take that point if mike doesn't get
523
00:39:17,452 --> 00:39:22,352
it right then no one gets a point at all same thing vice versa does that make sense.
524
00:39:24,286 --> 00:39:29,466
So far, so good. Okay. And we're going to alternate turns.
525
00:39:30,146 --> 00:39:34,126
So, if you go first, Chris, then he goes to Mike, then back forth,
526
00:39:34,206 --> 00:39:37,026
back forth, back forth. Okay, we got 11 questions.
527
00:39:38,706 --> 00:39:41,846
Here we go. Are you ready, Chris, for question number one? Chris,
528
00:39:41,866 --> 00:39:45,526
are you there? I'm sorry, I blanked out. Did you ask already?
529
00:39:47,646 --> 00:39:50,946
I can't... You were so still, I could not tell that it froze on me.
530
00:39:52,826 --> 00:40:00,406
Okay. I heard nothing. your first fake town is Amity Island.
531
00:40:00,626 --> 00:40:05,486
This is why I knew I didn't want to play this game, because I know I'm not going to know any of these.
532
00:40:05,906 --> 00:40:11,806
Amity Island you would think is the Amityville Horror, but I'm going to guess Godzilla.
533
00:40:16,586 --> 00:40:20,266
Wrong. Alright, Mike, you're up for the steal.
534
00:40:20,826 --> 00:40:25,086
I think he's just being silly. Silly. I think he is too, because there's no
535
00:40:25,086 --> 00:40:27,446
way you don't know them. Well, that would be Jaws.
536
00:40:28,826 --> 00:40:30,446
Digging, digging, digging Jaws. Oh!
537
00:40:32,066 --> 00:40:36,926
Alright, Mike, for the one point. I had to feel like Chris knew that,
538
00:40:36,966 --> 00:40:38,226
but whatever, he's trying to blow his...
539
00:40:38,866 --> 00:40:40,666
He doesn't want his team to win.
540
00:40:44,451 --> 00:40:47,391
Are you ready, Mike, for your question? I think he's got something to give.
541
00:40:47,471 --> 00:40:50,871
I think he looked up Poway on Instagram. He's like, no, I don't like that guy
542
00:40:50,871 --> 00:40:53,891
or that person. I think I know what this next question is going to be.
543
00:40:56,051 --> 00:40:58,731
We'll see. Okay. In order to
544
00:40:58,731 --> 00:41:01,671
get the question right, you need to say the entire full name of the movie.
545
00:41:02,251 --> 00:41:06,311
Cloud City. This is for Mike. Star Wars. The Empire Strikes Back.
546
00:41:06,871 --> 00:41:13,411
Ding, ding, ding. Mike is at it again. Wrong. It's Star Empire Strikes Back Wars. That's not wrong.
547
00:41:14,911 --> 00:41:18,091
It's star the empire strikes back
548
00:41:18,091 --> 00:41:23,411
wars are you talking about oh because of the yeah i know why you said that that's
549
00:41:23,411 --> 00:41:31,351
very clever so different okay so this fake city is for you my chris are you
550
00:41:31,351 --> 00:41:37,271
ready i'm ready emerald city i'm studying mike's face on this one,
551
00:41:38,511 --> 00:41:46,811
I'm studying your face on this one I should totally know this one 3 2 1 The
552
00:41:46,811 --> 00:41:51,091
Empire Strikes Back Wars My goodness.
553
00:41:52,791 --> 00:41:54,431
Do you really not know the answer to that one?
554
00:41:55,151 --> 00:42:01,451
I know He knows the answer Okay Mike, I'm assuming you do Emerald City?
555
00:42:01,991 --> 00:42:04,231
Yes Wizard of Oz?
556
00:42:04,831 --> 00:42:11,851
Correct ding ding ding ding I totally knew that one I totally knew all of these
557
00:42:11,851 --> 00:42:14,631
so far yeah sorry Paul I just forgot,
558
00:42:16,091 --> 00:42:20,831
my second guess is going to be sleepless in Seattle but the pressure's killing
559
00:42:20,831 --> 00:42:25,231
me oh man we got a few rounds of this so we got to roll through this come on
560
00:42:25,231 --> 00:42:29,391
let's go Mike Haddonfield Illinois.
561
00:42:31,811 --> 00:42:35,051
Haddonfield Superman you're up
562
00:42:35,091 --> 00:42:39,211
my brother chris i'll give you a hint that you're struggling it is
563
00:42:39,211 --> 00:42:45,051
a very very horror film that you don't even have to watch it to know it oh my
564
00:42:45,051 --> 00:42:57,211
god it huh is it halloween it is there you go i didn't know that one i almost guessed friday the 13th,
565
00:42:57,991 --> 00:43:01,631
there we go all right you're up chris mike
566
00:43:01,631 --> 00:43:06,031
is going to be he's going to lose his shit if you you don't know this one hill valley
567
00:43:06,031 --> 00:43:09,611
hill valley chris see this
568
00:43:09,611 --> 00:43:14,371
is why we have eyes yeah i'm
569
00:43:14,371 --> 00:43:19,031
gonna have you try that one more time and i'll give you a hint the hint
570
00:43:19,031 --> 00:43:27,951
is there is a character named doc in it pass what you know what we'll never
571
00:43:27,951 --> 00:43:34,831
know he'll never confess he'll never know So is Doc a human or a pet dog?
572
00:43:36,551 --> 00:43:38,231
Okay, the dog's name is Einstein.
573
00:43:39,590 --> 00:43:43,810
Okay. So this must be back to the future then. Yes, it is.
574
00:43:44,910 --> 00:43:49,570
There we go. I'm trying to get Paul in some points here. Some hope that he's
575
00:43:49,570 --> 00:43:52,350
going to win something. Okay. Mike, you're up.
576
00:43:53,390 --> 00:43:57,870
Raccoon City. Resident Evil. Whoa, look at that.
577
00:43:59,070 --> 00:44:03,070
Zombies. It's not Guardians of the Galaxy? Yes.
578
00:44:04,830 --> 00:44:08,550
Part 3. Okay, Chris, I feel like you really know this one. Really, I do.
579
00:44:09,630 --> 00:44:13,230
Silver Creek, Colorado. Nope, don't know it.
580
00:44:14,050 --> 00:44:18,410
Legendary movie about a novelist written by a legendary author.
581
00:44:18,750 --> 00:44:21,690
All that's coming to mind is misery. That's correct!
582
00:44:23,650 --> 00:44:28,810
I can't tell if you're being serious or not. This is why I would look at him
583
00:44:28,810 --> 00:44:31,410
like that at the conventions when we met.
584
00:44:32,110 --> 00:44:34,230
You're like, this is how I am. Yes.
585
00:44:37,650 --> 00:44:45,050
Did you see in my concert there was a point where we were about to start a song
586
00:44:45,050 --> 00:44:51,830
and i couldn't get my guitar working so the drummer kept playing and the bassist
587
00:44:51,830 --> 00:44:54,310
came over and he's fiddling with my,
588
00:44:55,090 --> 00:45:00,890
you know all my inputs and cables and then he goes did you turn your volume
589
00:45:00,890 --> 00:45:04,770
on on your guitar and I turned my volume on and then the guitar worked.
590
00:45:05,150 --> 00:45:08,970
And everyone at the show was like, is that a shtick?
591
00:45:09,490 --> 00:45:15,410
We'll never know. They're going like, this guy teaches guitar lessons at your shop, doesn't he?
592
00:45:15,430 --> 00:45:18,690
And he doesn't know how to turn his guitar knob volume on?
593
00:45:19,890 --> 00:45:22,570
Yeah, I don't know. I don't even know what to say.
594
00:45:23,990 --> 00:45:27,970
They'll never tell. We'll never know. You're up here, sir.
595
00:45:28,830 --> 00:45:33,190
Mike, Verona Beach. Verona Beach. Jaws 3.
596
00:45:34,490 --> 00:45:41,170
Eh. You have missed. The only movie I know of on a beach is Lost Boys.
597
00:45:42,110 --> 00:45:45,670
Eh. The answer is Romeo and Juliet.
598
00:45:47,070 --> 00:45:51,690
That's not a movie. That's a play. I'll get out of here.
599
00:45:52,650 --> 00:45:58,830
If you had told me to find big places and plays, that would be totally different.
600
00:45:59,110 --> 00:46:00,450
You'd be winning like crazy now.
601
00:46:01,790 --> 00:46:05,670
Chris, you are up. Here we go. Zion. That's one I should know.
602
00:46:06,470 --> 00:46:10,830
I think so. Yeah, you know stuff about Zion. Yeah.
603
00:46:13,210 --> 00:46:18,250
It's a sci-fi film. Yep. It stars a very famous actor.
604
00:46:18,670 --> 00:46:23,450
But it's not Star of the Empire Strikes Back Wars. It's not. I know that.
605
00:46:24,670 --> 00:46:27,090
Actually, you made two games, Mike. Laughter.
606
00:46:30,580 --> 00:46:34,120
I'll give you two more seconds, sir. I'll pass it to Mike.
607
00:46:35,740 --> 00:46:43,500
Mike, go ahead. Zion? Yes. Is it The Matrix? It is correct. Good job, sir.
608
00:46:44,920 --> 00:46:48,900
I've never seen The Matrix. What? Really? Yeah.
609
00:46:49,680 --> 00:46:53,640
Whoa. I've tried starting it a few times, and I've never gotten all the way through it.
610
00:46:54,220 --> 00:46:58,220
It's so horrible. It's a horrible film, right, Chris? It's the worst movie ever.
611
00:47:00,580 --> 00:47:05,900
Wow, okay. Alright, you are up. Mike, this should be an easy one for you.
612
00:47:06,480 --> 00:47:09,040
Woodsboro, California. Woodsboro?
613
00:47:10,600 --> 00:47:12,520
Woodsboro, California. The Lumberman.
614
00:47:15,880 --> 00:47:22,460
You're up, Chris. The only movie I know of in the forest is I Spit on Your Grave.
615
00:47:23,100 --> 00:47:26,120
Great movie, great pull, but not that one. I'll give you another hint.
616
00:47:26,320 --> 00:47:29,440
He wears a very famous ghost-like mask.
617
00:47:30,580 --> 00:47:33,920
So it must be screen. Good job. Wow.
618
00:47:35,340 --> 00:47:42,380
It's like you guys study movies. All right. I feel like the score is still zero to whatever Mike got.
619
00:47:44,840 --> 00:47:47,520
What's the score? We're not done yet. We got one last question.
620
00:47:48,020 --> 00:47:50,180
And I actually think I may have fucked up.
621
00:47:50,220 --> 00:47:53,720
This might not be. Yeah, it isn't right. So actually, we are done with this round. Never mind.
622
00:47:55,580 --> 00:47:59,840
Last question. I messed up. What a host. What a host indeed.
623
00:48:01,400 --> 00:48:06,580
Now for round two, we have to come up with names of places for you to guess.
624
00:48:06,960 --> 00:48:09,300
We're listening to this like, what is wrong with this game show?
625
00:48:10,160 --> 00:48:13,840
Okay. Super Fake Towns. The score goes to Mike.
626
00:48:13,900 --> 00:48:18,880
Mike, you have one, two, three, four, five. You have five points.
627
00:48:19,520 --> 00:48:23,600
Chris, you have one, two, three, four. You have four points.
628
00:48:24,020 --> 00:48:26,320
Booyah, Chris. Booyah. You have four points.
629
00:48:27,400 --> 00:48:34,480
Look out. It's close, Mike. If I keep getting these hints, pretty much. That's that gangster.
630
00:48:35,060 --> 00:48:36,960
I got to make an interesting show, you know?
631
00:48:39,300 --> 00:48:44,900
Okay, everybody. Now it's time for everybody's favorite category about dialogue.
632
00:48:45,040 --> 00:48:48,660
Let's play Super Quotes with Mike and Chris Wisnia.
633
00:48:48,800 --> 00:48:53,080
What I'm going to do is say a very, very famous quote from cinema.
634
00:48:53,280 --> 00:48:56,260
And all you have to do is name the movie. That's it.
635
00:48:58,153 --> 00:49:02,033
I hope you don't name that quote from Die Hard that Mike already said.
636
00:49:04,433 --> 00:49:09,893
I should get a point just for dropping that before this game even started. No, okay.
637
00:49:10,953 --> 00:49:14,293
Right, here we go, Chris. This one you should get. There's no reason why you
638
00:49:14,293 --> 00:49:15,913
shouldn't get this one. None.
639
00:49:17,973 --> 00:49:19,233
It's alive. How could you do that
640
00:49:19,233 --> 00:49:23,613
to the Statue of Liberty, you damn dirty apes? Ooh, that's a good one.
641
00:49:24,373 --> 00:49:26,013
It's alive. It's alive.
642
00:49:27,333 --> 00:49:30,193
I know you know this one you're literally wearing it on your shirt,
643
00:49:32,193 --> 00:49:39,993
is it from 1931 sure I don't know if that's the year but yes I think so it must
644
00:49:39,993 --> 00:49:42,653
be Frankenstein there you go.
645
00:49:45,313 --> 00:49:49,473
Alright Mike you are up Mike if you don't get this one everybody is going to
646
00:49:49,473 --> 00:49:54,813
be so mad at you everybody may the force be with you,
647
00:49:56,993 --> 00:50:05,873
Star Trek come on shame on you for even putting that in this game I thought
648
00:50:05,873 --> 00:50:07,433
I'm doing some easy ones in there dude,
649
00:50:09,013 --> 00:50:12,173
because okay Chris when I've done these games in the past Mike complains that
650
00:50:12,173 --> 00:50:16,913
I make it too hard well you don't have to make it that easy the empire strikes back wars,
651
00:50:18,073 --> 00:50:23,553
this time it is there you go Mike you got that point well that was Chris I'll
652
00:50:23,553 --> 00:50:26,073
give you that one Mike Mike, I'll give that one to you.
653
00:50:28,393 --> 00:50:32,293
Thank you. Man, Paul is going to be like, dude, my guy just keeps giving my
654
00:50:32,293 --> 00:50:34,593
points away. Remember, you're playing for actual listeners.
655
00:50:34,993 --> 00:50:37,453
This is the worst game show I've ever been on. All right, Chris,
656
00:50:37,533 --> 00:50:40,293
you're up. This is a tough one, Chris.
657
00:50:42,148 --> 00:50:45,848
Carpe diem. Seize the day, boys. Make your lives extraordinary.
658
00:50:48,128 --> 00:50:55,048
I know this one. Okay. Is the Dead Poets Society. Yes.
659
00:50:56,148 --> 00:51:01,508
See? You had me doubting. You gave me a look and I went, it's not that.
660
00:51:03,028 --> 00:51:05,448
I knew Mike wouldn't know that one. I didn't think so, at least.
661
00:51:05,848 --> 00:51:06,948
Did you know that one, Mike?
662
00:51:07,288 --> 00:51:10,528
I would know, may the force be with you. Thank you, Uncle Dad.
663
00:51:10,528 --> 00:51:15,948
I know I'm a complete idiot, and I play one on the show, and you're making it even more prevalent.
664
00:51:16,288 --> 00:51:19,348
First of all, I didn't really connect it like that, so relax.
665
00:51:19,588 --> 00:51:22,308
All right, next question. Here we go.
666
00:51:23,948 --> 00:51:30,728
Here we go. Are you ready, Chris? The quote is, Glass, who gives a shit about glass?
667
00:51:31,228 --> 00:51:35,148
Glass, who gives a shit about glass? Mike, do you know that one?
668
00:51:36,268 --> 00:51:42,988
I i have two in mind but it's it's you have a guess no okay i don't think this
669
00:51:42,988 --> 00:51:48,148
is tough i don't think bruce willis said that in die hard even with all that glass,
670
00:51:49,448 --> 00:51:55,708
you son of a bitch that's right good job people are listening poker face on
671
00:51:55,708 --> 00:52:03,328
that one huh exactly yes if only the listeners could see the whole episode they
672
00:52:03,328 --> 00:52:04,508
They would know my poker face.
673
00:52:04,908 --> 00:52:07,028
You know what, Chris? You're killing us on so far. Good job.
674
00:52:07,188 --> 00:52:09,248
All right, Mike, you're up. Here we go.
675
00:52:10,168 --> 00:52:11,908
You can't handle the truth.
676
00:52:15,008 --> 00:52:20,908
A few good men, just like the people on this podcast. A few good men.
677
00:52:21,608 --> 00:52:23,968
By the way, in my opinion, it's one of my favorite buildings of all time.
678
00:52:24,068 --> 00:52:26,148
So fucking good. Oh, my God. Sorry.
679
00:52:27,608 --> 00:52:31,008
Oh, good. Oh, good. Okay. Here we go.
680
00:52:31,088 --> 00:52:35,808
Chris, you're up. keep your friends close but your enemies closer,
681
00:52:37,788 --> 00:52:43,328
this is like a famous saying so it could have been in a lot of movies is it
682
00:52:43,328 --> 00:52:49,028
a movie with some enemies in it give me a hint does this movie have some enemies
683
00:52:49,028 --> 00:52:52,628
in it team enemy wants to know.
684
00:52:55,888 --> 00:53:01,988
I'll give you a secondary hint just because I like it Chris the quote the secondary
685
00:53:01,988 --> 00:53:07,308
quote pity me the secondary quote is i knew it was you fredo,
686
00:53:09,948 --> 00:53:18,488
so was that godfather 2 it was correct good job thank you for the secondary
687
00:53:18,488 --> 00:53:22,388
hint yes you're welcome you're welcome i'm trying to make it interesting uh
688
00:53:22,388 --> 00:53:24,588
mike we're doing a great job,
689
00:53:25,328 --> 00:53:31,448
alright here we go Mike here we go I'll have what she's having.
690
00:53:34,328 --> 00:53:36,268
Great movie great movie too by the way,
691
00:53:39,033 --> 00:53:43,693
What is that from? You technically said it earlier by accident.
692
00:53:43,893 --> 00:53:46,733
The Lumberman? No, dude.
693
00:53:48,753 --> 00:53:53,133
You said it earlier when I brought up Emerald City. Hold on, hold on.
694
00:53:53,713 --> 00:53:57,233
You did say that earlier, so I think you need to give it to... I did.
695
00:53:58,153 --> 00:54:04,953
Oh, you mean Sleepless in Seattle? No. No! I got the wrong one. Whoops.
696
00:54:06,233 --> 00:54:11,433
I think I got this question wrong. You did. You have the chance to steal,
697
00:54:13,293 --> 00:54:20,033
When Barry met Sally That is correct I don't know why I thought you said that I never said that,
698
00:54:21,013 --> 00:54:29,173
In the movie Mike If this refreshes your memory They were eating food At a diner
699
00:54:29,173 --> 00:54:33,693
And then the woman Sitting next to them said What's she having,
700
00:54:35,573 --> 00:54:41,393
It's so funny It's so good I love that. I can't wait to watch it again tonight.
701
00:54:43,353 --> 00:54:47,933
Alright, here we go. So here's some trivia.
702
00:54:50,013 --> 00:54:50,493
Okay.
703
00:54:54,093 --> 00:54:58,413
Maybe I miscounted, but that's two Rob Reiner movies we've quoted so far,
704
00:54:58,513 --> 00:55:01,653
right? I think you're right, yeah. Wow.
705
00:55:03,033 --> 00:55:06,633
Not intentional, by the way. Absolutely not.
706
00:55:07,773 --> 00:55:15,773
Here we go chris it was beauty wait it was beauty that killed the beast classic movie,
707
00:55:18,433 --> 00:55:21,373
1930s it's a tough one that's a tough one i think that's a good one though very
708
00:55:21,373 --> 00:55:25,673
good movie you're gonna hear the name and be like oh yeah i know it yeah,
709
00:55:28,411 --> 00:55:31,751
This is for Pawan. You want to win for him, dude? I'm not placing it.
710
00:55:33,151 --> 00:55:39,451
Okay. No guess for you, sir. Citizen Kane. The King Kong. It is correct. Oh, it's King Kong.
711
00:55:42,171 --> 00:55:46,591
King Kong. Mike, you do keep getting the easy ones, I feel. Here we go.
712
00:55:46,651 --> 00:55:49,671
You know what? I just threw that out there.
713
00:55:50,031 --> 00:55:52,751
Oh, not that one. This one, that's your question.
714
00:55:54,571 --> 00:56:01,651
Here's Johnny. You know, the Jack Nicholson question. I guess The Shining How
715
00:56:01,651 --> 00:56:04,111
many Jack Nicholson movies have we done so far?
716
00:56:06,311 --> 00:56:13,951
Just two, right? Yeah To The Shining That's all I can remember He's also in
717
00:56:13,951 --> 00:56:16,451
The Lumberman though It's not a real movie.
718
00:56:19,291 --> 00:56:25,651
Alright, next Alright, here we go, here we go, Chris If you build it He will
719
00:56:25,651 --> 00:56:29,451
come Field of Dreams. Hell yeah, good job.
720
00:56:30,451 --> 00:56:33,491
Good job. I'm proud of you on that one. Here we go.
721
00:56:34,051 --> 00:56:39,811
So proud of you. Mike, there's no crying in baseball.
722
00:56:40,811 --> 00:56:45,131
Ooh, starring Laurie Petty, a league of their own. Yeah!
723
00:56:47,811 --> 00:56:50,811
Alright! Laurie Petty's my homegirl.
724
00:56:50,871 --> 00:56:54,151
Chris, if you didn't know, Laurie Petty's my homegirl.
725
00:56:54,151 --> 00:57:02,651
Okay in the last couple of minutes too right gentlemen we are at chris one two
726
00:57:02,651 --> 00:57:07,551
three four five six six points for chris,
727
00:57:09,920 --> 00:57:16,220
This round? Yeah, this round. Mike, you got one, two, three, four, five.
728
00:57:16,580 --> 00:57:19,600
Five points. Bringing our tools to a tie.
729
00:57:20,140 --> 00:57:21,920
10-10. Whoa.
730
00:57:22,620 --> 00:57:30,120
That means round three, this is where it's going to get crazy, y'all. Oh, God.
731
00:57:33,300 --> 00:57:36,220
Seriously, you got to use your unilateral brain on this one.
732
00:57:36,340 --> 00:57:41,300
Here we go. So we're playing a legendary game that was originally from the 1970s
733
00:57:41,300 --> 00:57:43,560
and 1980s, hosted by somebody I cannot remember.
734
00:57:43,780 --> 00:57:48,580
It was called Super Password. We're playing Super Movie Password.
735
00:57:48,760 --> 00:57:53,580
That's right. You're going to have the name, the one word title of a movie.
736
00:57:53,720 --> 00:57:59,140
So an example would be Heat, right? Heat's a one word title movie, Heat.
737
00:57:59,380 --> 00:58:05,640
And I will give you a clue, a one word clue for you to figure out what that may be.
738
00:58:06,800 --> 00:58:10,160
Now, the way it's going to work is this way. It's going to go with home team first.
739
00:58:11,280 --> 00:58:15,340
Mike, I will give you a clue. You have to guess just whatever you think.
740
00:58:15,840 --> 00:58:21,060
That point value is 10, and it goes to lowers every time we bounce it back and forth.
741
00:58:22,500 --> 00:58:27,360
Does that make sense? I'm with it. You with it, Chris? I got it.
742
00:58:27,960 --> 00:58:29,440
All right, here we go. Mike, you go first.
743
00:58:30,180 --> 00:58:32,040
Use your brain on this one. Everybody.
744
00:58:33,060 --> 00:58:34,560
This one, not the other ones.
745
00:58:35,920 --> 00:58:40,820
Do we get one word clue each time that the movie is not guessed?
746
00:58:41,460 --> 00:58:44,340
And that's why you get less points? Yep.
747
00:58:45,400 --> 00:58:49,620
Wait, the isn't part of the movie. There's no the. It's just a one word.
748
00:58:50,360 --> 00:58:53,160
Just a one word movie. Again, he's the best example I can give.
749
00:58:53,300 --> 00:58:58,420
Okay, great. Here we go. Mike, for ten points. Blue.
750
00:59:00,520 --> 00:59:00,960
Red.
751
00:59:03,300 --> 00:59:10,860
Okay. Okay, not a bad guess, Ron, but not a bad guess. For nine points, Chris. Forest. Eight.
752
00:59:12,400 --> 00:59:13,940
That'd be funny, huh? Wait, red too.
753
00:59:16,520 --> 00:59:17,600
For eight points.
754
00:59:20,360 --> 00:59:23,540
Unitanium. Wait, what? Unitanium.
755
00:59:26,647 --> 00:59:31,087
Whatever that is. Blue Forest Entertainment. Five.
756
00:59:33,167 --> 00:59:36,387
Four. Three. Two. Jaws.
757
00:59:38,707 --> 00:59:44,447
For seven points. Navi. This is for you, Chris. Navi and Saldar.
758
00:59:46,747 --> 00:59:48,087
He's going to have the same response.
759
00:59:50,207 --> 00:59:57,987
Okay. This is very hard. For six points. Mike. Yeah. Tribes.
760
01:00:01,287 --> 01:00:04,687
Tribes. Blue. Forest.
761
01:00:06,327 --> 01:00:10,607
Editanium. Navi. Don't forget that. People are listening to this right now and
762
01:00:10,607 --> 01:00:12,967
they're going to be losing their shit that you don't know this.
763
01:00:13,367 --> 01:00:16,287
I know exactly what movie it is and I don't know the name of it.
764
01:00:21,327 --> 01:00:26,307
You get one guess. One, two, three, go. Okay, Chris, go.
765
01:00:27,027 --> 01:00:32,667
I'm going to ask a question so that Mike can get it. Is this that James Cameron
766
01:00:32,667 --> 01:00:34,227
movie with the blue skin people?
767
01:00:35,267 --> 01:00:38,067
It is, correct? See, and I don't even know the name of it.
768
01:00:39,667 --> 01:00:42,827
You know what? Normally, so we play games our way on this show.
769
01:00:42,947 --> 01:00:44,107
I'm just going to give it to you, Chris.
770
01:00:44,487 --> 01:00:48,007
So, Chris, you're going to get, what is that? That's what I say, eight points?
771
01:00:48,267 --> 01:00:52,707
Oh, seven points. Six. I think we're down to six or five. Six.
772
01:00:54,267 --> 01:00:59,647
I forgot about that movie. all right you're up for this time chris first for
773
01:00:59,647 --> 01:01:03,007
10 points what's the name of it avatar,
774
01:01:04,867 --> 01:01:10,507
oh yeah i didn't say that uh avatar that was right yeah all right here we go number two boat.
775
01:01:13,441 --> 01:01:13,721
Jaws.
776
01:01:16,601 --> 01:01:20,161
Nine points, Mike. Titanic. There it is.
777
01:01:21,341 --> 01:01:27,001
And a quick trivia bit. How many James Cameron movies have we done so far? I know it's so funny.
778
01:01:27,941 --> 01:01:32,561
Always very popular. Here we go. Mike with nine points. Good job.
779
01:01:32,841 --> 01:01:35,721
All right, who are you up first, Mike? Mercenary.
780
01:01:38,641 --> 01:01:45,641
Mercenary. Red. Nine points, Chris. Disfigured.
781
01:01:47,301 --> 01:01:47,781
Rambo.
782
01:01:49,501 --> 01:01:52,001
That's not a bad guess. Eight points, Mike.
783
01:01:53,781 --> 01:01:55,261
Sarcastic. Come on, guys.
784
01:01:57,701 --> 01:02:00,241
Both of you two should know this. Five.
785
01:02:02,801 --> 01:02:04,841
Predator. Eh.
786
01:02:07,161 --> 01:02:08,561
For six points, Chris.
787
01:02:12,081 --> 01:02:13,381
Marvel. Fury.
788
01:02:15,781 --> 01:02:21,781
For five points, Mike. Okay, Deadpool. I didn't mean to say the last hit, but yeah, I got it.
789
01:02:21,901 --> 01:02:24,861
Okay, Deadpool. Yeah. That's a better guess than mine.
790
01:02:28,041 --> 01:02:31,461
It's almost over, don't worry. Mike, you got five points.
791
01:02:33,281 --> 01:02:36,701
This one's going to be tough. Mike, Chris.
792
01:02:37,141 --> 01:02:42,201
Chris, first word is dystopian. Okay, I'm back. I'm here. I'm here.
793
01:02:42,281 --> 01:02:43,561
I will help you a little bit on this one.
794
01:02:44,681 --> 01:02:46,721
I'll give you a little hint, though, before you guess, Chris.
795
01:02:46,941 --> 01:02:49,461
Oh, I already guessed. Good thing it froze. Okay.
796
01:02:50,981 --> 01:02:52,601
All right. Nine points, Mike.
797
01:02:54,861 --> 01:02:55,421
Dream-like.
798
01:02:57,541 --> 01:03:00,861
Wait, my thing froze. I didn't get the first clue.
799
01:03:01,881 --> 01:03:06,041
The first clue was dystopia? Dream-like. Dream-like.
800
01:03:09,219 --> 01:03:11,059
This is an 80s movie. 80s?
801
01:03:13,519 --> 01:03:18,159
5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
802
01:03:19,119 --> 01:03:23,559
8 points. Or no. Yeah, 8 points. Chris De Niro.
803
01:03:25,119 --> 01:03:26,539
As in the last name, De Niro.
804
01:03:29,099 --> 01:03:33,479
Brazil. Boom! There it is. Hell yes. Wow.
805
01:03:35,799 --> 01:03:39,599
Chris, that's the most impressive one so far. I've never even heard of that
806
01:03:39,599 --> 01:03:41,839
movie. Oh, it's a great movie, right?
807
01:03:43,059 --> 01:03:48,319
It's a Terry Gilliam film. Yes. Yes, yes. Oh, dude, that's why he's the greatest.
808
01:03:48,879 --> 01:03:51,019
Because I knew deep cuts like that he would get.
809
01:03:51,699 --> 01:03:54,039
Well, that's why you put it in there. Of course.
810
01:03:55,719 --> 01:03:57,279
You put Star Wars for me.
811
01:03:59,879 --> 01:04:05,099
All right, you were up, Mike. Here we go. No, he put Star Empire Strikes Back Wars.
812
01:04:05,499 --> 01:04:10,439
Wars. Right, that's right. That's right. Thank you, Chris, for correcting me. Gambling.
813
01:04:12,179 --> 01:04:15,819
Casino. Boom, there it is. Ten points for Mike. Easy.
814
01:04:16,819 --> 01:04:21,919
How many De Niro films have we done now? There you go. I was waiting for that. I was waiting.
815
01:04:22,379 --> 01:04:25,319
I couldn't say it, but Chris had to say it. That's so funny.
816
01:04:26,579 --> 01:04:27,999
All right, here we go. Here we go. Chris.
817
01:04:29,519 --> 01:04:35,639
Boxing. Five. Four. Rocking. Three. Boom, there it is. Ten points for Chris.
818
01:04:38,219 --> 01:04:45,019
I was going for the De Niro raging bull but that's two words I thought you were
819
01:04:45,019 --> 01:04:48,039
going to say that too I was dying for three De Niro films,
820
01:04:49,859 --> 01:04:54,259
here we go Mike vigilante that is correct Mike with a 10 again,
821
01:04:55,919 --> 01:05:02,659
he's doing that it should have been Punisher it could have been but that's a duh right,
822
01:05:04,179 --> 01:05:09,179
no they're calling Punisher just say Punisher sure okay all right um all right
823
01:05:09,179 --> 01:05:14,799
here we go here we go you're up chris 10 points notes barricade movie one of
824
01:05:14,799 --> 01:05:15,599
the greatest movies ever.
825
01:05:18,581 --> 01:05:22,961
Is it the That's Not My Tempo movie? I don't know what that even is,
826
01:05:22,981 --> 01:05:25,861
though. Yeah, it's that one.
827
01:05:27,881 --> 01:05:31,381
All right. I know that one. Mike, you're up. Nine points.
828
01:05:33,181 --> 01:05:39,281
Forgetful. Memento. There it is for Mike. Oh. I thought for sure you would have
829
01:05:39,281 --> 01:05:40,621
gotten it, Chris. See, I'm a musician.
830
01:05:41,601 --> 01:05:43,341
I don't think of that kind of notes.
831
01:05:44,361 --> 01:05:46,461
Yeah, but you love film noir. It's a great movie.
832
01:05:49,261 --> 01:05:55,381
Man, here we go. Here we go. Here we go, Chris. No, no, no. Mike.
833
01:05:55,461 --> 01:05:56,621
Mike gets the first heart. Mike.
834
01:05:59,141 --> 01:06:02,221
Deadly. That's a tough one. That's a tough hint, but deadly.
835
01:06:02,961 --> 01:06:04,141
That gave me so many things.
836
01:06:07,701 --> 01:06:11,801
Jeez, what's deadly? I don't know. That's ridiculous. How dare you?
837
01:06:13,581 --> 01:06:18,221
Okay. Chris. Scarface. I just went a little bit wrong.
838
01:06:18,581 --> 01:06:22,241
Um, Chris, here we go. For nine points.
839
01:06:23,641 --> 01:06:27,921
Orca. Come on. I know you got this one, Chris. I'll give you a hint, Chris.
840
01:06:29,461 --> 01:06:33,501
You mentioned it multiple times earlier today. I was thinking it couldn't be
841
01:06:33,501 --> 01:06:35,461
Jaws, could it? It sure is.
842
01:06:37,481 --> 01:06:39,661
Orca? Yeah, that's the name of the boat.
843
01:06:42,441 --> 01:06:45,861
Remember that movie, Orca, where it was the deadly killer Orca?
844
01:06:46,301 --> 01:06:48,021
Yeah, I almost guessed Orca.
845
01:06:52,721 --> 01:06:59,121
I don't think the clue can be the title on this show it probably could be yeah
846
01:06:59,121 --> 01:07:06,421
you never know alright here we go you are up Chris right yeah Chris yeah Chris Morocco,
847
01:07:08,741 --> 01:07:18,001
Casablanca boom Chris for the 10 pretty good Chris Mike everything in my Mike
848
01:07:18,001 --> 01:07:19,261
Bean, I need you to get this right.
849
01:07:21,341 --> 01:07:24,881
Okay. I'll do my best. Mike, look at me. Look at me. Look at me.
850
01:07:25,261 --> 01:07:28,781
I'm sending it to you. I'm sending it to you right now. I'm sending it to you.
851
01:07:28,901 --> 01:07:31,761
I already know it. There we go.
852
01:07:33,761 --> 01:07:37,941
Oh, I know this one. Of course you do.
853
01:07:39,621 --> 01:07:43,761
Here we go. One word. Aerosmith.
854
01:07:44,041 --> 01:07:48,101
There it is, big boy. I'm going to go listen to that song and cry.
855
01:07:48,461 --> 01:07:51,201
Let's sing it! Let's sing it right now for our big finale!
856
01:07:51,761 --> 01:07:53,641
Well, you're the band guy. Go ahead, Chris.
857
01:07:55,261 --> 01:07:57,761
Give me a second, folks. I just need to do your scores here for this.
858
01:07:57,921 --> 01:08:03,081
We got a lot of them here. Uh, Chris, we got six. We got eight.
859
01:08:04,201 --> 01:08:05,501
We got ten.
860
01:08:07,501 --> 01:08:14,741
We got... ten again. And ten again- or nine again, sorry. That's forty-three.
861
01:08:17,619 --> 01:08:21,459
With your 10 you already have, that puts you at a total of 53.
862
01:08:21,899 --> 01:08:26,519
So, Mike, you need to get 54 points to win for your contestant.
863
01:08:26,559 --> 01:08:27,259
Do you remember who that is?
864
01:08:29,479 --> 01:08:35,799
Or you need to get 53 for sudden death. Yeah, let's keep it going.
865
01:08:36,699 --> 01:08:38,559
Let's keep this show longer than it needs to be.
866
01:08:40,279 --> 01:08:44,559
Something from Mona Lisa, right? Oh, that's a song, too. All right,
867
01:08:44,559 --> 01:08:47,139
here we go. Okay. Here we go. Here we go.
868
01:08:47,899 --> 01:08:51,279
Mike, you got nine. You got five.
869
01:08:52,339 --> 01:08:58,999
You got ten. You got ten. You got nine. Nine.
870
01:09:00,099 --> 01:09:04,099
And you got ten. Putting you at 53 base.
871
01:09:04,619 --> 01:09:09,739
And with your other ten, putting you at 63. A slaughter.
872
01:09:11,199 --> 01:09:14,799
Ten point win. A slight margin. origin
873
01:09:14,799 --> 01:09:17,899
let's give it up for team uncle dad
874
01:09:17,899 --> 01:09:21,159
63 points to
875
01:09:21,159 --> 01:09:29,059
53 the team enemy team paddle team i just want to apologize to my my instagram
876
01:09:29,059 --> 01:09:34,459
fella whose name i i don't want to pronounce because i'm concerned we don't
877
01:09:34,459 --> 01:09:39,019
know the proper pronunciation but i i gotta tell you uncle dad Dad,
878
01:09:39,639 --> 01:09:42,579
you really pulled the bait and switch on me.
879
01:09:42,679 --> 01:09:45,599
You said, okay, we're finally going to have you on the show.
880
01:09:46,179 --> 01:09:49,099
And I said, okay, great. And you said, oh, and by the way, I'm going to do a
881
01:09:49,099 --> 01:09:50,499
game. And I went, you're kidding me.
882
01:09:50,779 --> 01:09:55,179
And you said, yeah, but it's okay. We'll make it about film noir.
883
01:09:55,519 --> 01:09:59,419
And I'm going, this sounds awful. I hate games, but at least it's film noir.
884
01:10:00,219 --> 01:10:03,559
So he says, okay, we're all set. I set it up with Mike.
885
01:10:04,139 --> 01:10:08,339
So I get the invite and it says, we're doing a game and it's not film noir.
886
01:10:09,119 --> 01:10:12,379
I'm thinking he double bait and switched me.
887
01:10:12,899 --> 01:10:22,599
And I got to say for the record, I hate games because I know that I'll be this bad at them.
888
01:10:22,659 --> 01:10:28,079
I get so tense that I just forget everything I know. And I make a fool of myself.
889
01:10:28,419 --> 01:10:30,519
So thanks for making a fool of me.
890
01:10:32,839 --> 01:10:38,879
And now you know, And now you know, Uncle Dad, why he will not let you moderate
891
01:10:38,879 --> 01:10:41,459
his panel anywhere, ever.
892
01:10:41,819 --> 01:10:46,679
You now know. When I was rolling my eyes when you asked about the panels,
893
01:10:46,699 --> 01:10:49,419
what I'm thinking is, he's making me play a game.
894
01:10:49,479 --> 01:10:51,819
There's no way he's moderating my panel.
895
01:10:54,285 --> 01:10:57,745
Chris, I didn't know you were so anti-game. I'm not inviting you to game night.
896
01:10:58,525 --> 01:10:59,545
It's because I hate myself.
897
01:11:00,845 --> 01:11:06,545
It's because I hate the way I see myself acting when I try to do these games.
898
01:11:06,845 --> 01:11:08,505
It's not you, it's me, guys.
899
01:11:10,885 --> 01:11:14,645
Yeah, there it is. Well, at least you're entertaining. You have that.
900
01:11:16,245 --> 01:11:19,785
It all seems as though, let's please give our audience a...
901
01:11:22,565 --> 01:11:24,145
I'm going to start a podcast with Chris.
902
01:11:28,765 --> 01:11:35,245
Sorry go ahead let's give it up for Paul and I'm pretty sure it's pronounced Puffin uh Jehita,
903
01:11:35,965 --> 01:11:40,105
Puffin Jehita uh great job you didn't win but I'm gonna send you some stickers
904
01:11:40,105 --> 01:11:43,945
anyways uh we got some great stickers that Mike designed and I'll send those
905
01:11:43,945 --> 01:11:50,585
your way uh and for our winner Mona Lisa underscore Beltran Mike you get to
906
01:11:50,585 --> 01:11:54,125
do the honors I will get everything to you do you want her to email your Uncle
907
01:11:54,125 --> 01:11:55,105
Dad email, or just email me?
908
01:11:55,285 --> 01:11:57,685
Yeah, she can email my Uncle Dad email. That's fine.
909
01:11:58,505 --> 01:12:02,985
All right. I will send her your Uncle Dad email, and she will email you with
910
01:12:02,985 --> 01:12:06,405
what she wants. Is there any restriction at all that she needs to be aware of now?
911
01:12:08,005 --> 01:12:11,845
It's just one person. Easy. Just one person. I like it.
912
01:12:12,585 --> 01:12:15,785
All right. You know what, Chris? I got to tell you, you're right.
913
01:12:15,885 --> 01:12:19,025
I still want to do that game with you that I actually didn't have intention to do.
914
01:12:20,225 --> 01:12:24,725
Since you know how much I love games, let's have you back on and what you can
915
01:12:24,725 --> 01:12:28,785
do is say we're not going to do a game and they'll say okay let's do it on this
916
01:12:28,785 --> 01:12:34,405
day and you say okay and by the way I've got this idea for a game and whatever game you want it to be,
917
01:12:35,105 --> 01:12:41,165
don't tell me it's going to be that game until like 10 minutes before it'll be great,
918
01:12:42,965 --> 01:12:45,005
okay you're right give it to him.
919
01:12:48,845 --> 01:12:53,165
But Chris before we wrap up one last time, can you tell our audience where they
920
01:12:53,165 --> 01:12:55,665
can connect with you and get your beautiful products?
921
01:12:56,065 --> 01:13:01,685
I am at Chris Wisnia Arts at all your favorite social media,
922
01:13:01,885 --> 01:13:05,625
including my YouTube channel and my website.
923
01:13:07,325 --> 01:13:10,605
Easy peasy. Mike, any last words before we wrap up?
924
01:13:11,105 --> 01:13:15,485
Well, just once again, you asked in front of the game, and my point is proven.
925
01:13:15,605 --> 01:13:18,605
You are so persistent, Uncle Dad. You are the most
926
01:13:18,605 --> 01:13:22,225
persistent host I've ever been associated with
927
01:13:22,225 --> 01:13:25,125
so and you love it man you love it very good
928
01:13:25,125 --> 01:13:30,505
i just want to say i i know i'm busting your balls but i always have a great
929
01:13:30,505 --> 01:13:35,705
time with you uncle dad and it's always so great to see you mike and i would
930
01:13:35,705 --> 01:13:42,785
come back even for a game for you guys i love it i love it well we have more
931
01:13:42,865 --> 01:13:50,805
time no all right everybody now we're not what's the next game all right everybody
932
01:13:50,805 --> 01:13:53,865
we're not uncles we're not dads we're just someone you can talk to and we'll see.
933
01:13:53,840 --> 01:14:33,840
Music.
