Ep. 127: What Were We Really Like Growing Up in the ’90s?

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Hey, y'all.

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It's me, Tara Strong,

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We are the Bama Geeks.

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I'm Brock.

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That's my wife, Jess.

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I'm down here.

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That's our buddy, Bo.

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Greetings.

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And we are down one tonight.

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Kevin is away on some personal business

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that came up last minute.

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So we don't have him here tonight.

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Hopefully he'll be back next time.

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But hopefully we're going to have a lot

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of fun tonight.

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And we encourage you, if you're watching,

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jump in the chat in just a bit.

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We're going to talk all about the nineteen

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nineties and what it was like,

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because that's been a recent trend on

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social media.

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of hey dad what were you like in

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the nineties and well we're going to show

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you what we were like we'll talk about

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some of our favorite things from the

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nineties uh and why the world was just

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better then

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well no we're not and no goo goo

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dolls by the way no no iris yeah

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i mean you know it's a good song

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but it is but why why of all

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songs in the nineties did they pick that

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one to go with the trend that's what

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i want to know but was that on

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the soundtrack for city of angels yeah no

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that's right yeah yeah nick cage yep that

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one wasn't that one in the most depressing

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atlantis morissette song uninvited

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on that soundtrack.

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Yes.

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Well, the movie, I mean,

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no spoilers or anything because if you

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haven't seen it by now, but geez,

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what a kick in the pants.

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It was an interesting time for Angel

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movies around then because you had Thad,

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then you had Michael with John Travolta.

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Yeah.

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I almost said powder.

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Well, I mean, kinda.

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Kinda.

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He wasn't an angel, I don't think.

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He was electric, wasn't he?

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Oogie, oogie, oogie.

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He was white and electric.

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I never saw Powder, by the way.

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I saw it once.

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I saw it when I had to go

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to a movie gallery to run it.

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Once again, yeah, there we go.

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There's your reference.

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Yeah.

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Well, what was, hang on a second.

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Now I'm thinking of, I'm trying to,

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you were talking about

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There was that Eric Clapton song changed

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the world.

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Oh yeah.

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What was that a move?

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Oh, phenomenon.

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Okay.

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Not an angel, not an angel movie.

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Okay.

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But I was like, okay, nevermind.

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For some reason that just like, no,

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I understand that song felt kind of feels

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in that timeframe.

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Yeah.

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Cause I want to say you had phenomenon.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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We had a lot of that,

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that you had that.

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And then you had, what was the, uh,

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Kevin Spacey K packs where he was thought

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he was an alien.

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Oh yeah.

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Wow.

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Well, Kevin Spacey.

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Yeah.

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Fun fact.

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He and I share a birthday, not hobbies,

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but birthday.

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Yeah.

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Well, my birthday is April.

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Twentieth.

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You can do the math on like for

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that one.

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If you want to, Hey, Hey, no judgment.

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Oh man.

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But yeah, we're gonna,

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we're gonna talk a lot about the nineties.

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We're going to show you some old photos

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of us tonight.

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Cause why?

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We really didn't have anything else to

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show.

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These guys have slideshows.

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I just have actual photos in my hand.

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So we'll see how well that translates

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across to the.

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Yeah.

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So hang in there.

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If you want to see total nerd Jess

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with these big glasses and the hair and

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everything, just hang on.

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Just hang on.

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The hair is bigger than her actual body.

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This is amazing.

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This is true.

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Yes.

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He is not a lot of people that

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don't understand the big hair didn't leave

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until it was almost the mid to late

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nineties for the big hair left.

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So it was still hanging around after the

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eighties.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Still, you know,

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eighty nine ninety ninety one.

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And then it started.

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Well, they always say like like, yeah,

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the next decade always carries over from

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the previous one, at least two years.

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So.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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So if you were around in the nineties

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and want to share some memories with us,

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please do jump in the chat.

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We love to hear from you.

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Yes.

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And also, Jess has, I believe,

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some nineties trivia.

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I've been trying to see if we can

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incorporate some nineties trivia into

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this, uh, into this podcast.

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Okay.

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Um, I do have a summary,

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a general overview of life in nineteen

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ninety six.

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If we want to target, you know,

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ninety six being the thirty years,

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you know, this year.

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So life in nineteen ninety six was

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characterized by jumping into this

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already.

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No, this is just a summary.

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No, no, no, no.

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I'm just summarizing at the moment.

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This says it's characterized by a

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transition toward the digital age defined

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by dial-up internet, landline phones,

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and renting VHS tapes from Blockbuster.

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It was a simpler, less connected time.

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Yes.

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Featuring baggy, baggy fashion trends,

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the launch of Nintendo sixty four and the

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rise of pop culture phenomenon like

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Pokemon red and blue.

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So starting to kind of, I guess,

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try to say nineteen ninety six was the

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start to be the jumping off point for

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how technology is is moving forward at

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this point in time.

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It was a simpler time.

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It really was.

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Especially,

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I hear the sound of the modem in

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my head.

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You've got mail.

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Exactly.

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I wish that were still a thing.

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I miss that.

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And then when somebody picked up the phone

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and cut you off.

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Yeah, I would.

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Oh, yeah.

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Yeah.

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I would bring my computer home from the

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Air Force if I if I drove home.

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If I didn't fly,

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I'd bring my computer home and hook it

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up to the phone line at the house.

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And yeah,

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mom would try to use the phone and

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I would be on it and she hear

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that noise and then I'd get yelled at.

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Mm hmm.

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Sorry, Mom.

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But before we get into all that,

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we'll have trivia.

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We'll talk about the past.

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Like I said,

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if you've got some memories of the

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eighties,

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if we hit on anything that really rings

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a bell, not the eighties, the nineties.

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I've been so infatuated with the eighties

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for so long.

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I've not really had a nostalgia bug for

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the nineties.

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uh for several reasons but uh it's

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starting to finally hit me the older i

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get it's like we need to go ahead

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and document our memories from this point

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in time because in about another thirty

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years i will not remember anything so

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it'll be nice to it would be really

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nice to have this to look back on

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and see what i remember if i even

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remember what youtube is at that point

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Right.

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By the,

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by that time I will be knocking on

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death's door.

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So, Oh, this is such a light.

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Yeah, exactly.

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Yeah.

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Still got some time though.

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I got some time.

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Uh, but, uh,

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if you want to check out any of

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the other past episodes, be it video,

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be it audio.

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If you want to leave us a voice

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message,

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if you want to sign up to be

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a guest on the podcast, uh,

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then all you have to do is go

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to BamaGeeks.com.

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You can find all of that and a

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lot more.

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See who our past guests have been and

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listen to their episodes.

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What else can we do on there, Bo?

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Can we...

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we can be like dan helsen and that's

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that's where we beg for human monies yes

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beg for human monies you could even call

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and curse us yes and curse curse not

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not not not curse at us curse us

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well you know yeah i wouldn't put it

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past anybody hey i mean if you want

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to air your grievances air your grievances

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just wait you won't you and i get

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played on the podcast so there you go

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I I'd be willing to edit and bleep,

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And fine.

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That's right.

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And of course, as always,

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thank you to Jamie and Mike Darnay and

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All right.

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Well, the nineties.

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Yes.

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How about those nineties?

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Bo, what did you call that decade?

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It was the last great decade.

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To me, I believe,

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that's the same for me.

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Our previous generations were probably

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like the fifties or sixties.

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It might've been the last great.

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But I guess for our age groups,

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some reason why that was kind of,

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it was a good middle ground.

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We had this lot of creature comforts we

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have today were in its infancy,

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but it was still like,

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it was a good mishmash of old,

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I guess kind of like

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I don't know, trying to find that,

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that happy,

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that happy medium where like it was,

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we were connected, but not over-connected,

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I guess.

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Yeah.

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It's simpler.

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I mean, you know, I'm, I'm trying to,

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I'm, I know I'm doing word salad here,

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but I'm trying to think something.

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Technology was advancing.

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It was.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, it was it was fun.

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I mean,

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the computers weren't nearly as fast.

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I remember I was in the Air Force

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in ninety six and I remember sitting

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around playing like NHL ninety five from

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EA Sports on my computer.

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And I think at that point in time,

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you could actually like take a picture of

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your face.

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Yeah.

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Put it on to the players and they

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played.

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They had a,

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that had a really good soundtrack.

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I remember you'd be skating around like

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during the breaks, uh, two unlimited, um,

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y'all ready for this play and everything.

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I think you could import your own

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playlist.

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So I know I had a tub thumping

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from Chumbawamba playing into this as

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well.

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Man, Chumbawamba.

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Yeah.

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Get knocked down.

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And she get back up again.

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Yeah.

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It was appropriate for it for a hockey

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game.

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Yep.

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So you go with that,

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you're talking about with that,

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like the job jams of that era,

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like that was, that was a big thing.

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You know what I mean?

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They had a CD series of it.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Like pretty much I'm trying to think like,

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it's funny you talk about,

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I think it was jock jams,

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nine or two thousands.

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Like I listened to it so much,

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certain songs I associate with the other

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ones.

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Like I remember the one that had flagpole

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sit about Harvey danger, play it.

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And then it would play right into

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semi-charmed life,

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semi-charmed life by third eye blind.

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And some reason why forever to this day,

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anytime I hear flagpole Sita,

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which is also one of my son's favorite

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songs, that song ends,

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like my brain wants a hard wire to

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go right into the semi-charmed kind of

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life.

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But you know, that doesn't always happen.

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Uh, that one guy from Harvey danger.

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What was that?

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Was it Harvey danger?

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Was the name of the band?

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They did fight post it.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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That one guy just weird looking at the

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glasses, the curly hair, the glasses.

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He looked out of place.

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He looked completely out of place for

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that.

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So I had to be in a band

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for some reason to me.

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Uh, but then again, I mean,

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we listened to simply red here back in

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the eighties too.

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And I, yeah,

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I had to go back and look at

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the guy.

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Yeah.

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No.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I don't know.

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Just, yeah, it doesn't,

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it definitely didn't have the, uh,

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the look to support that.

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That had to be,

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and I had to be late nineties.

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I know for sure.

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They, uh, what was their debut album?

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Harvey danger.

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Yeah.

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There one hit.

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Yeah.

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i think it was like where all the

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mary's something your merry makers go i

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think it was it so yep where have

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all the merry makers well see why do

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i remember why nineteen ninety seven

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ninety seven okay so i knew it was

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there okay seven

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That's just it though.

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You can, you know, you have trouble real,

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you know,

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remembering the things you're supposed to

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remember, but these, you know,

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these random little, you know,

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useless trivia just pops into your head

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out of nowhere.

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That's like, I know I'm a sleeper agent.

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Cause like we were talking about music.

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There's some songs,

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like if you asked me to like spit

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it off top of my head,

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wouldn't be able to do it.

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Once the song, the ones,

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the song starts playing,

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I turn it to some sort of sleeper

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agent and it comes out word for word.

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um hey before i forget um if you'll

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hear me for one quick second okay um

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I want to plug a couple of our

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friends.

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Always.

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Plug, plug.

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If you go to GBfans.com, AJ Quick,

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who runs GBfans and has for years,

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the Ghostbusters fans,

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for those who don't know,

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he's in the middle of doing a site

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update, like a complete overhaul redesign.

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GBfans.com.

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GBfans.com has been the premier

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Ghostbusters prop building and information

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website for well over twenty years,

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twenty five years, longer than that,

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I believe.

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And we've been

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Bo and I have been a part of

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that site for a long, long time.

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And so he's doing a fundraising campaign.

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Just go to GBfans.com.

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I went and renewed.

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I have not had a supporting membership on

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that site in a while.

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I hadn't either.

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I'm just going to do mine as well.

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Yeah.

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And so I re-upped my supporting membership

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and got a personal thank you from AJ.

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So just really want to

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that, that site where we're talking about,

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uh, memories for us and,

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and things that are important.

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And I'm sorry that my screen is so

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bright on my face right now.

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Um, but, uh, that, that site, uh,

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heading out of the nineties into the two

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thousands and all.

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Cause it was a ghostbuster prop art.

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Was it a ghostbusters prop archive before

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that?

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Originally?

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Yes.

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Yeah.

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Um, but you know what,

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not quite into the nineties,

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but close to the nineties, uh,

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since I've been following that,

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that site and, uh,

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have made a lot of my friends through

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there.

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So GB fans.com.

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If you'll head over there and try to

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support AJ and the site redesign,

00:16:40.120 --> 00:16:41.581
that's a lot of information,

00:16:41.601 --> 00:16:45.345
a lot of great information that you can

00:16:46.946 --> 00:16:49.327
help preserve in a new form.

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That's what he's doing.

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He's completely rebuilding the backbone.

00:16:52.650 --> 00:16:54.472
but that, and also, uh,

00:16:54.692 --> 00:16:56.595
our friends over it, uh, yes,

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have some podcast.

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Um,

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you probably have seen us plugging them a

00:17:02.259 --> 00:17:04.821
little bit, uh, here and there on the,

00:17:06.563 --> 00:17:11.768
on the, uh, on the social media platforms.

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I want to bring this up.

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They are, and they have gone beyond, um,

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uh,

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gone beyond just podcasting and

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everything.

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They've started their own daggum toy line,

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uh,

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called cryptoids war for the green planet.

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We want to give them a shout out

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YHS podcast.

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Uh, I, as you can clearly see here,

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I'm a backer, um, because they're,

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they're really good friends and have been

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for years.

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And so we wanted to plug that these,

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uh,

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these are some really, really cool.

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If you're into cryptids, you know,

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Bigfoot and Mothman and aliens,

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everything you can see,

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you can see some of the figures you

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can get right here.

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The Yeti, Shadow Mothman, Roswell Alien,

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all kinds of fun stuff.

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These guys are serious toy collectors and

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we have been too.

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And they're really good friends of ours.

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So how much time is left on their

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Kickstarter?

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Their Kickstarter,

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they got twenty seven days to go.

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Is that right?

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Do they extend it or is it hang

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on a second?

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Refresh it.

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Yeah.

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Twenty seven days to go by Saturday,

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April eighteenth.

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Head on over to Kickstarter.

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Look up cryptoids.

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The website, I believe, is cryptoids,

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cryptoids toys dot com.

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I think I want to look really quickly.

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Make sure I'm telling you the right thing.

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Sorry for the silence.

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Well, while we're here, like I said,

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while you're doing that, I see you there,

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Game Freakness.

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Yes,

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you're going to bring up our top five

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nineties movies.

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Top five.

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Oh, we can get to that.

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It's CryptoidsWar.com.

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That's what it is.

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CryptoidsWar.com.

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Go over there and support that

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Kickstarter.

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I'm really looking forward to getting the

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first wave of figures and seeing what all

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they come up with.

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I think tomorrow they're going to release

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a...

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huge surprise um uh figure uh and from

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the teases that they're giving it's going

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to be a big one from the from

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the nineties so i just i wanted to

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bring bring those guys up so yeah so

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gbfans.com and then head over to

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kickstarter look up cryptoids and uh we'll

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try to put a link in the description

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after we after we uh get done with

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tonight's live stream

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All right.

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Thanks for indulging that to just their

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friends and wanted to try to help them

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out.

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There you go.

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All right.

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Okay.

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So a game freakness asked the top five

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nineties movies and game freakness.

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Welcome in.

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Good to see you again.

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Always a pleasure.

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Top five nineties movies.

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Who wants to go first on that?

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I mean,

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you're looking at one of them right here.

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That's right.

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Yeah.

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Uh, I mean, I, like I said, uh,

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you can go ahead if you want to,

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if not, I've got no particular order,

00:20:12.451 --> 00:20:13.471
but I know I can look at this,

00:20:13.711 --> 00:20:14.491
this list for sure.

00:20:14.551 --> 00:20:15.272
I've got up here.

00:20:15.813 --> 00:20:16.374
Two of my,

00:20:16.854 --> 00:20:19.915
two of my all time top five are

00:20:20.155 --> 00:20:22.718
in the nineties, which is my number one,

00:20:22.758 --> 00:20:23.817
the Shawshank redemption.

00:20:24.659 --> 00:20:26.859
And number two is star Trek generations.

00:20:28.060 --> 00:20:29.602
Um, those two, uh,

00:20:29.622 --> 00:20:32.022
I can't leave out first contact either.

00:20:32.042 --> 00:20:32.384
Yeah.

00:20:33.324 --> 00:20:35.224
star trek first contact of course batman

00:20:35.265 --> 00:20:37.987
forever i can't be as it was i

00:20:38.027 --> 00:20:48.051
loved it so that's for uh golly i

00:20:48.071 --> 00:20:52.734
mean dumb and dumbers up there um whoo

00:20:54.106 --> 00:20:54.747
Y'all go ahead.

00:20:54.807 --> 00:20:55.968
That's fine for me.

00:20:56.008 --> 00:20:57.308
I may come up with something else.

00:20:57.869 --> 00:20:59.451
You good, Jess?

00:20:59.490 --> 00:20:59.711
If not,

00:20:59.770 --> 00:21:00.731
I got a few I can rattle off

00:21:00.771 --> 00:21:00.951
top.

00:21:01.092 --> 00:21:03.153
Yeah, you go right ahead.

00:21:03.173 --> 00:21:04.634
Probably my number one nineties movie

00:21:04.653 --> 00:21:05.994
would probably be Big Lebowski,

00:21:06.035 --> 00:21:07.215
which y'all guys know that anyway.

00:21:07.236 --> 00:21:10.417
That's, that's, you know, Big Lebowski,

00:21:11.058 --> 00:21:12.960
uh, Pulp Fiction.

00:21:13.359 --> 00:21:14.101
Oh, yes.

00:21:14.181 --> 00:21:14.480
Yes.

00:21:15.201 --> 00:21:15.442
Um,

00:21:17.352 --> 00:21:18.594
Ooh, let's see.

00:21:19.193 --> 00:21:19.555
Seven.

00:21:19.694 --> 00:21:20.395
I like, like I said,

00:21:20.415 --> 00:21:21.477
we talked about Kevin Spacey earlier,

00:21:21.517 --> 00:21:22.038
but seven,

00:21:22.097 --> 00:21:23.680
seven is one of my favorite movies.

00:21:24.019 --> 00:21:25.221
Uh, it's in the box.

00:21:25.741 --> 00:21:26.123
Yeah.

00:21:26.603 --> 00:21:28.746
Um, Ooh, let's see.

00:21:28.846 --> 00:21:30.307
I'm just placing no particular order.

00:21:30.648 --> 00:21:30.709
Oh,

00:21:30.788 --> 00:21:33.092
Terminator two Terminator two is up there.

00:21:33.192 --> 00:21:34.913
That's I'm, uh,

00:21:35.595 --> 00:21:37.395
Hmm.

00:21:37.415 --> 00:21:37.996
That's like, I just,

00:21:38.036 --> 00:21:38.675
I'm looking at it for this,

00:21:38.695 --> 00:21:39.477
just from the top,

00:21:39.557 --> 00:21:41.758
one hundred movies from on IMDb.

00:21:42.837 --> 00:21:43.038
Let's see.

00:21:43.057 --> 00:21:43.739
That's what, let's see.

00:21:43.759 --> 00:21:46.279
Let's see.

00:21:46.359 --> 00:21:46.700
All right.

00:21:46.759 --> 00:21:49.240
Let's see.

00:21:49.260 --> 00:21:50.520
There's probably some more I'm thinking

00:21:50.560 --> 00:21:51.541
I'm probably missing.

00:21:51.561 --> 00:21:55.002
Cause like, uh,

00:21:55.022 --> 00:21:56.023
you really want to throw back.

00:21:56.763 --> 00:21:57.023
All right.

00:21:57.124 --> 00:21:57.503
Let's see.

00:21:57.785 --> 00:21:58.325
Throw it back.

00:21:58.805 --> 00:22:00.185
I'm looking up everything tonight on my

00:22:00.226 --> 00:22:00.526
Commodore.

00:22:00.546 --> 00:22:00.625
Yeah.

00:22:01.423 --> 00:22:01.942
Nice.

00:22:01.962 --> 00:22:06.086
Sorry.

00:22:07.606 --> 00:22:08.366
I had a sitting down here.

00:22:08.948 --> 00:22:09.167
And I mean,

00:22:09.228 --> 00:22:10.848
technically is at the end of the decade.

00:22:10.868 --> 00:22:12.430
The matrix is one of my favorite nineties

00:22:12.470 --> 00:22:12.710
movies.

00:22:12.809 --> 00:22:13.269
Oh, heck yeah.

00:22:13.289 --> 00:22:15.951
Oh, by the way, Jess, I'm sorry.

00:22:15.991 --> 00:22:16.251
I did.

00:22:16.271 --> 00:22:18.413
I I've really done a try to be

00:22:18.452 --> 00:22:19.854
better at pre-ordering things,

00:22:19.933 --> 00:22:22.516
but they just came out with Neo from

00:22:22.536 --> 00:22:24.836
the matrix is from hot toys as a

00:22:24.876 --> 00:22:25.317
pre-order.

00:22:25.336 --> 00:22:26.157
Well, there you go.

00:22:26.178 --> 00:22:27.558
And then the original Jurassic park.

00:22:27.578 --> 00:22:28.499
You can't forget that either.

00:22:28.519 --> 00:22:28.659
Yeah.

00:22:28.679 --> 00:22:28.919
Mm-hmm.

00:22:30.935 --> 00:22:32.657
Hard to believe CGI was that good in

00:22:32.678 --> 00:22:33.759
that movie.

00:22:33.898 --> 00:22:34.839
Oh, that, that, that movie,

00:22:34.859 --> 00:22:39.685
that movie is ages perfectly.

00:22:39.865 --> 00:22:40.586
Oh, shoot.

00:22:40.606 --> 00:22:41.007
Oh, of course.

00:22:41.106 --> 00:22:42.308
I mean, I'm thinking that,

00:22:42.328 --> 00:22:43.769
and then we can get into some other

00:22:43.931 --> 00:22:44.171
with us,

00:22:44.191 --> 00:22:45.692
loving Ghostbusters Groundhog day.

00:22:45.712 --> 00:22:45.772
Yes.

00:22:45.792 --> 00:22:47.835
Yeah.

00:22:49.963 --> 00:22:50.664
Oh, Ghostbusters.

00:22:50.805 --> 00:22:51.045
I mean,

00:22:51.085 --> 00:22:52.685
that was the last one was in eighty

00:22:52.726 --> 00:22:53.006
nine.

00:22:53.646 --> 00:22:54.227
Yeah.

00:22:54.307 --> 00:22:54.747
And then, of course,

00:22:54.767 --> 00:22:56.008
with us being Alabama base,

00:22:56.228 --> 00:22:57.388
Forrest Gump was ninety four.

00:22:57.890 --> 00:22:58.069
Yeah.

00:22:58.269 --> 00:22:59.330
Oh, Forrest Gump.

00:22:59.391 --> 00:23:01.172
I completely blinked on that one.

00:23:01.692 --> 00:23:02.292
Absolutely.

00:23:02.313 --> 00:23:04.934
That that's also a top five for me.

00:23:05.454 --> 00:23:05.615
I mean,

00:23:06.214 --> 00:23:07.715
I could keep on like just a nineties

00:23:07.777 --> 00:23:08.376
movies list.

00:23:08.396 --> 00:23:08.636
Yeah.

00:23:08.656 --> 00:23:09.958
Yeah.

00:23:09.978 --> 00:23:10.699
Just what you got.

00:23:10.959 --> 00:23:11.519
Oh, man.

00:23:14.101 --> 00:23:14.800
Clueless.

00:23:15.561 --> 00:23:16.061
Good choice.

00:23:16.082 --> 00:23:16.803
Good choice.

00:23:17.702 --> 00:23:18.423
The Wedding Singer.

00:23:21.244 --> 00:23:21.904
Let's see.

00:23:21.944 --> 00:23:24.546
What else am I thinking of?

00:23:27.807 --> 00:23:29.627
You already said Forrest Gump.

00:23:29.788 --> 00:23:30.708
I agree with that.

00:23:31.188 --> 00:23:32.328
Big Lebowski.

00:23:35.329 --> 00:23:35.809
Gosh.

00:23:36.809 --> 00:23:37.371
Let's see.

00:23:37.590 --> 00:23:40.071
Dazed and Confused was one of my

00:23:40.132 --> 00:23:40.811
favorites.

00:23:44.893 --> 00:23:45.273
Man.

00:23:45.594 --> 00:23:45.993
I know I'm...

00:23:46.896 --> 00:23:47.436
Robin Hood,

00:23:47.737 --> 00:23:49.097
Prince of Thieves was ninety one.

00:23:49.117 --> 00:23:51.659
Let's see.

00:23:52.118 --> 00:23:53.359
I think you saw that and then like

00:23:53.400 --> 00:23:55.441
get into this and earlier, Tommy Boy,

00:23:55.500 --> 00:23:56.080
ninety five.

00:23:56.461 --> 00:23:59.823
Yeah, I went and saw Tommy Boy.

00:23:59.962 --> 00:24:00.222
Yep.

00:24:00.343 --> 00:24:01.784
I went and saw Tommy Boy on.

00:24:03.064 --> 00:24:04.204
If I'm not mistaken,

00:24:05.144 --> 00:24:07.125
was that my we went to the movies

00:24:07.205 --> 00:24:08.365
after my prom?

00:24:08.646 --> 00:24:10.968
Was it Tommy Boy we saw or was

00:24:11.028 --> 00:24:13.107
it Black Sheep River?

00:24:13.608 --> 00:24:14.209
Let's see.

00:24:14.229 --> 00:24:15.269
Did I write it down?

00:24:15.890 --> 00:24:16.289
Let's see.

00:24:17.922 --> 00:24:21.805
But I'm surprised you didn't name off your

00:24:21.845 --> 00:24:23.306
big one from nineteen ninety two.

00:24:23.665 --> 00:24:24.366
Oh, returns.

00:24:24.567 --> 00:24:25.067
You got it.

00:24:25.406 --> 00:24:26.087
Yes, of course.

00:24:26.307 --> 00:24:26.428
Yeah.

00:24:26.448 --> 00:24:26.587
Yeah.

00:24:26.688 --> 00:24:28.589
Oh, I thought about throwing it in there.

00:24:28.609 --> 00:24:28.930
But, you know,

00:24:28.950 --> 00:24:30.351
that's one of those stating the obvious is

00:24:30.371 --> 00:24:33.492
stating the obvious.

00:24:33.952 --> 00:24:35.013
So I was looking.

00:24:35.233 --> 00:24:37.695
I've got some ticket stubs saved from my

00:24:37.776 --> 00:24:38.676
senior yearbook.

00:24:39.217 --> 00:24:39.636
Oh, nice.

00:24:40.478 --> 00:24:41.939
The ones that are still in here that

00:24:41.979 --> 00:24:43.200
didn't fall out or get lost.

00:24:43.220 --> 00:24:43.519
Let's see.

00:24:43.539 --> 00:24:44.520
We have New Nightmare.

00:24:45.538 --> 00:24:46.559
Oh, heck yeah.

00:24:46.779 --> 00:24:49.803
Uh, I saw Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

00:24:49.823 --> 00:24:49.942
Okay.

00:24:50.963 --> 00:24:51.364
De Niro.

00:24:51.384 --> 00:24:53.346
Uh, I think so.

00:24:53.405 --> 00:24:53.685
Yeah.

00:24:53.726 --> 00:24:54.626
Wasn't that De Niro?

00:24:54.747 --> 00:24:57.088
Yeah, that was De Niro.

00:24:57.229 --> 00:24:59.069
I can't read this one because the, uh,

00:24:59.111 --> 00:24:59.671
the, the,

00:25:00.332 --> 00:25:01.372
and if I can read it too,

00:25:01.392 --> 00:25:01.792
cause you know,

00:25:01.833 --> 00:25:03.114
some of this stuff kind of fades over

00:25:03.134 --> 00:25:03.354
time.

00:25:03.693 --> 00:25:05.336
Here's a, here's one for dumb and dumber.

00:25:05.395 --> 00:25:07.857
Uh, I saw the Brady Bunch movie.

00:25:08.218 --> 00:25:09.838
Yeah.

00:25:09.878 --> 00:25:10.440
Batman.

00:25:10.460 --> 00:25:11.560
Nice.

00:25:12.976 --> 00:25:13.596
Uh, let's see.

00:25:14.017 --> 00:25:14.997
Dangerous minds.

00:25:17.038 --> 00:25:19.338
Uh, gangsters, paradise, uh,

00:25:19.439 --> 00:25:20.259
mortal combat.

00:25:21.160 --> 00:25:22.019
Ooh.

00:25:22.140 --> 00:25:22.700
Yeah.

00:25:22.720 --> 00:25:25.480
Oh, to Wong Fu.

00:25:25.601 --> 00:25:26.521
Thank you for everything.

00:25:26.561 --> 00:25:27.221
Julie knew more.

00:25:27.541 --> 00:25:28.722
That's another one of my favorite ones.

00:25:28.843 --> 00:25:29.522
I need to watch.

00:25:30.042 --> 00:25:30.563
So good.

00:25:31.523 --> 00:25:32.403
And, uh, I got it.

00:25:32.503 --> 00:25:33.805
I also have a ticket stub in here

00:25:33.845 --> 00:25:35.085
for star Trek generations.

00:25:35.644 --> 00:25:37.006
Uh, my heart.

00:25:38.066 --> 00:25:40.267
So y'all can crap on generations.

00:25:40.307 --> 00:25:40.827
All you want.

00:25:40.867 --> 00:25:41.827
I'll fight you on that.

00:25:42.147 --> 00:25:43.028
That's just all this.

00:25:43.189 --> 00:25:43.588
Like I said,

00:25:43.628 --> 00:25:46.691
that's all what is still taped inside my

00:25:46.750 --> 00:25:49.432
senior memory book.

00:25:49.452 --> 00:25:50.093
There's one in here.

00:25:50.173 --> 00:25:51.294
I can't read the writing on.

00:25:51.334 --> 00:25:52.795
So who knows what that is?

00:25:53.654 --> 00:25:53.755
Sorry.

00:25:53.775 --> 00:25:55.276
So those good old blue, uh,

00:25:55.375 --> 00:25:57.017
Cobb theater movie tickets.

00:25:57.998 --> 00:25:58.357
Yeah.

00:25:58.438 --> 00:25:59.699
I've been trying to do some research to

00:25:59.739 --> 00:26:00.219
preserve them.

00:26:00.239 --> 00:26:01.599
Cause I've got some of my tickets for

00:26:01.619 --> 00:26:02.259
everything else.

00:26:02.300 --> 00:26:02.461
Yeah.

00:26:02.480 --> 00:26:03.942
I want to, like,

00:26:03.961 --> 00:26:05.061
it makes me so sad going to the

00:26:05.102 --> 00:26:06.323
movies now and they give you that,

00:26:06.663 --> 00:26:07.923
that receipt paper that,

00:26:09.201 --> 00:26:09.401
Yeah.

00:26:09.540 --> 00:26:10.240
Yeah.

00:26:10.382 --> 00:26:10.582
Yeah.

00:26:10.961 --> 00:26:11.961
On the thermal.

00:26:12.481 --> 00:26:12.863
Yeah.

00:26:13.423 --> 00:26:14.222
Yeah.

00:26:14.242 --> 00:26:15.544
Dissipates if you leave it in the car

00:26:15.564 --> 00:26:15.943
too long.

00:26:16.183 --> 00:26:19.204
Yep.

00:26:19.325 --> 00:26:21.066
Let's see.

00:26:21.105 --> 00:26:21.945
I know I just wrote in here.

00:26:21.965 --> 00:26:23.227
I went to saw Austin went and saw

00:26:23.247 --> 00:26:24.688
a movie after my senior prom.

00:26:25.147 --> 00:26:26.107
So it was a,

00:26:26.147 --> 00:26:27.929
it was a Chris Farley movie.

00:26:27.989 --> 00:26:29.490
So I can't remember if it's Tommy boy

00:26:29.569 --> 00:26:30.329
or if it was black.

00:26:30.349 --> 00:26:31.309
What year did you graduate?

00:26:32.070 --> 00:26:32.631
Ninety-five.

00:26:32.891 --> 00:26:34.092
Well, that had to be Tommy boy.

00:26:34.491 --> 00:26:35.211
I think so.

00:26:35.432 --> 00:26:35.832
Yeah.

00:26:35.932 --> 00:26:36.113
Yeah.

00:26:36.192 --> 00:26:37.073
Probably was Tommy boy.

00:26:38.679 --> 00:26:42.122
Um, but yeah, just, golly,

00:26:42.501 --> 00:26:43.823
it's a lot of good movies in the

00:26:43.863 --> 00:26:44.263
nineties.

00:26:44.324 --> 00:26:46.325
Lots and lots of really good movies in

00:26:46.345 --> 00:26:46.905
the nineties.

00:26:46.925 --> 00:26:48.507
Uh, of course the men in black.

00:26:48.686 --> 00:26:49.968
Ace Ventura.

00:26:50.107 --> 00:26:51.128
Oh, Ace Ventura.

00:26:51.148 --> 00:26:51.348
Yeah.

00:26:51.368 --> 00:26:54.171
Titanic.

00:26:54.211 --> 00:26:54.711
Titanic.

00:26:56.490 --> 00:26:56.990
Man,

00:26:57.211 --> 00:26:59.854
what an experience that was going to see

00:26:59.874 --> 00:27:01.234
that movie in the,

00:27:01.255 --> 00:27:03.336
cause we went and learned Christmas when

00:27:03.376 --> 00:27:04.518
we went to see it.

00:27:05.298 --> 00:27:06.900
And I remember we took my grandmother with

00:27:06.960 --> 00:27:11.282
us to go see it.

00:27:11.363 --> 00:27:11.643
It's funny.

00:27:11.663 --> 00:27:12.804
You talk about men in black.

00:27:12.824 --> 00:27:13.505
I remember we went,

00:27:13.625 --> 00:27:15.086
I went to band camp that day.

00:27:15.105 --> 00:27:16.547
And then that evening we went, uh,

00:27:16.907 --> 00:27:17.367
me and the,

00:27:17.708 --> 00:27:18.548
me and the girl I was dating at

00:27:18.608 --> 00:27:19.329
that time, we went,

00:27:19.430 --> 00:27:20.730
we went and saw men in black after

00:27:20.770 --> 00:27:21.330
band camp.

00:27:21.351 --> 00:27:22.872
So that's one of those like memories I

00:27:22.892 --> 00:27:23.653
have tied there.

00:27:24.733 --> 00:27:25.894
Did we mention Wayne's world?

00:27:26.965 --> 00:27:27.666
Oh, no.

00:27:27.886 --> 00:27:30.208
Oh, and my cousin Vinny.

00:27:30.968 --> 00:27:31.648
Ah, yes.

00:27:32.269 --> 00:27:33.549
And technically, I didn't think about it.

00:27:33.569 --> 00:27:35.411
It is a nineties movie in nineteen ninety.

00:27:35.490 --> 00:27:36.152
Ninja Turtles.

00:27:36.491 --> 00:27:36.692
It is.

00:27:37.751 --> 00:27:37.952
Yeah.

00:27:37.992 --> 00:27:38.073
Yeah.

00:27:38.232 --> 00:27:39.053
I just always, I guess,

00:27:39.073 --> 00:27:40.913
because I always think is it's it's still

00:27:40.933 --> 00:27:41.494
a lot of eighty.

00:27:41.555 --> 00:27:43.155
It looks very eighties at times.

00:27:43.536 --> 00:27:44.236
Mm hmm.

00:27:44.355 --> 00:27:45.656
And an office space.

00:27:45.896 --> 00:27:46.758
That was not.

00:27:46.837 --> 00:27:47.798
Nineteen ninety nine.

00:27:47.817 --> 00:27:47.999
I mean,

00:27:48.019 --> 00:27:49.259
that was right on the tail end.

00:27:49.318 --> 00:27:50.539
But which is funny is Dell.

00:27:50.660 --> 00:27:52.641
Is it those HP has a commercial now

00:27:52.661 --> 00:27:52.961
with the.

00:27:54.021 --> 00:27:55.022
Oh, I can't think of his name.

00:27:55.324 --> 00:27:57.886
Peter from Office Space.

00:27:58.267 --> 00:27:58.366
Yeah,

00:27:58.386 --> 00:27:59.709
there's like a commercial where the guys

00:27:59.729 --> 00:28:01.190
are going to beat up the printer in

00:28:02.892 --> 00:28:03.333
the field.

00:28:03.373 --> 00:28:03.834
And he's like, no,

00:28:03.874 --> 00:28:05.194
there's a better way to do things now.

00:28:05.214 --> 00:28:06.115
So he's doing a commercial with HP.

00:28:06.135 --> 00:28:06.215
Nice.

00:28:06.236 --> 00:28:07.958
Nice.

00:28:10.151 --> 00:28:10.991
Well, game freakness,

00:28:11.011 --> 00:28:12.451
you asked for the top five and we

00:28:12.491 --> 00:28:13.532
gave you a whole lot more.

00:28:15.013 --> 00:28:15.894
You got a top five.

00:28:15.914 --> 00:28:16.714
You can lay on us.

00:28:17.395 --> 00:28:19.656
I am not good with narrowing things down.

00:28:19.797 --> 00:28:20.817
It's, it's tough.

00:28:21.077 --> 00:28:22.239
It is really tough for me to.

00:28:22.259 --> 00:28:24.180
I can do one on a lot of

00:28:24.200 --> 00:28:24.500
things,

00:28:24.539 --> 00:28:26.040
but then like finishing out the rest of

00:28:26.060 --> 00:28:27.541
them, it's, it's the pecking order.

00:28:27.622 --> 00:28:28.442
I don't want to be like, Ooh,

00:28:28.461 --> 00:28:29.222
I like this more than this,

00:28:29.242 --> 00:28:30.503
but I just, I like it all.

00:28:30.604 --> 00:28:31.864
Well, you know, it's like,

00:28:31.924 --> 00:28:32.744
so what are we talking about?

00:28:32.765 --> 00:28:33.625
We're talking about comedies.

00:28:33.806 --> 00:28:35.287
We're talking about sci-fi.

00:28:35.307 --> 00:28:36.386
We're talking about horror.

00:28:36.406 --> 00:28:37.407
I mean, it's, you know,

00:28:39.211 --> 00:28:40.771
There's there's to me,

00:28:40.791 --> 00:28:42.751
I always have trouble narrowing down my

00:28:42.791 --> 00:28:43.051
list.

00:28:43.071 --> 00:28:43.712
So, yeah.

00:28:43.732 --> 00:28:46.534
Well, let's think like with nineties,

00:28:46.574 --> 00:28:47.933
like, I think like, like with us,

00:28:47.953 --> 00:28:49.454
I think like the eighties is still like,

00:28:49.535 --> 00:28:50.394
I still think the,

00:28:50.414 --> 00:28:51.494
the ultimate for horror.

00:28:51.515 --> 00:28:51.855
Cause like,

00:28:52.174 --> 00:28:53.855
I can't think of many nineties horror

00:28:53.875 --> 00:28:55.236
franchise outside of scream.

00:28:55.277 --> 00:28:56.517
That's the only big one that came out

00:28:56.537 --> 00:28:57.136
of the nineties.

00:28:57.317 --> 00:28:58.417
I know what you did last summer.

00:28:58.597 --> 00:28:59.218
Well, that true.

00:28:59.438 --> 00:28:59.617
Yeah.

00:29:02.145 --> 00:29:02.326
Um, yeah,

00:29:02.346 --> 00:29:03.768
those are really the two that stick out

00:29:03.788 --> 00:29:04.248
in my mind.

00:29:04.268 --> 00:29:07.711
Oh, I think, I mean, there was,

00:29:07.911 --> 00:29:09.173
I mean, there were a few of the,

00:29:10.053 --> 00:29:11.694
a small handful of the nightmare and on

00:29:11.714 --> 00:29:12.736
street movies that came out in the

00:29:12.756 --> 00:29:13.135
nineties.

00:29:13.195 --> 00:29:15.718
Most of them were in the eighties.

00:29:15.778 --> 00:29:17.240
And I guess the more my generation's

00:29:17.279 --> 00:29:19.141
version of the invasion of the body spat

00:29:19.162 --> 00:29:20.403
snatchers, but the faculty,

00:29:20.423 --> 00:29:21.604
I don't know if you've ever seen that.

00:29:21.644 --> 00:29:21.903
Okay.

00:29:21.923 --> 00:29:22.805
Yeah.

00:29:22.904 --> 00:29:23.045
Yeah.

00:29:23.065 --> 00:29:23.244
It was.

00:29:23.345 --> 00:29:23.444
Yeah.

00:29:23.464 --> 00:29:23.766
Yeah.

00:29:26.071 --> 00:29:27.413
That's when we started getting also the,

00:29:27.673 --> 00:29:30.095
well, silence of the lambs.

00:29:30.494 --> 00:29:30.634
Yeah.

00:29:30.674 --> 00:29:30.894
Oh yes.

00:29:31.015 --> 00:29:33.997
Oh yeah.

00:29:34.017 --> 00:29:35.077
Now you're hitting Nixie territory.

00:29:35.097 --> 00:29:36.338
Nixie's favorite movie there.

00:29:36.719 --> 00:29:38.359
Yeah.

00:29:38.380 --> 00:29:40.402
It says a lot about Nixie.

00:29:41.722 --> 00:29:42.462
Oh, and I'd say,

00:29:42.542 --> 00:29:43.523
I knew I was going to,

00:29:43.544 --> 00:29:44.243
I'm thinking here,

00:29:44.263 --> 00:29:47.066
it's like my brain just keeps cycling back

00:29:47.086 --> 00:29:47.787
tombstone.

00:29:48.386 --> 00:29:48.707
Oh yeah.

00:29:48.727 --> 00:29:52.169
Tombstone is one of my favorite movies.

00:29:52.269 --> 00:29:53.529
Absolutely.

00:29:54.151 --> 00:29:54.230
Okay.

00:29:55.685 --> 00:29:55.965
Well, cool.

00:29:56.026 --> 00:29:57.287
Well, we've covered a lot of movies.

00:29:57.507 --> 00:30:01.430
Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:30:01.450 --> 00:30:01.690
Heck yeah.

00:30:01.710 --> 00:30:03.810
And a lot of those movies had fantastic

00:30:03.851 --> 00:30:04.590
soundtracks.

00:30:05.332 --> 00:30:08.433
Do you really see soundtracks these days

00:30:08.473 --> 00:30:09.173
from movies?

00:30:09.513 --> 00:30:10.474
Nope.

00:30:10.535 --> 00:30:12.736
No, no, not like it used to be.

00:30:12.935 --> 00:30:16.739
I mean, because too, you know, I mean,

00:30:16.818 --> 00:30:17.980
even MTV was still...

00:30:18.900 --> 00:30:20.980
was still pretty much, you know, music,

00:30:21.060 --> 00:30:21.642
they, they,

00:30:21.761 --> 00:30:23.623
they were getting more into the reality

00:30:23.663 --> 00:30:25.364
stuff, but they still had their, you know,

00:30:25.403 --> 00:30:27.105
you had TRL, you had,

00:30:27.125 --> 00:30:29.026
you had showcases still for the music

00:30:29.046 --> 00:30:30.928
videos, but I mean,

00:30:31.008 --> 00:30:33.628
even going back to the eighties, you know,

00:30:33.648 --> 00:30:33.788
they,

00:30:33.828 --> 00:30:36.510
they sold like the movies coming out and

00:30:36.530 --> 00:30:37.531
there's a soundtrack.

00:30:37.571 --> 00:30:37.751
So,

00:30:38.271 --> 00:30:39.593
what would they do with the music video

00:30:39.633 --> 00:30:41.633
they would put mostly clips of the movie

00:30:42.353 --> 00:30:44.213
in the music video and it would help

00:30:44.354 --> 00:30:46.075
you know that just helps sells the movie

00:30:46.595 --> 00:30:48.556
even better when you have that it's almost

00:30:48.576 --> 00:30:50.375
like that free advertisement you know for

00:30:50.395 --> 00:30:53.356
that movie uh being fueled by that

00:30:53.416 --> 00:30:55.518
soundtrack and i could think like there's

00:30:55.557 --> 00:30:57.558
been movies that's come out that have good

00:30:57.618 --> 00:30:59.298
songs on the soundtrack but nothing like

00:30:59.358 --> 00:31:02.640
exclusive oh there's another yep advisor

00:31:02.680 --> 00:31:03.881
there hey mike

00:31:04.932 --> 00:31:05.394
Hackers.

00:31:05.453 --> 00:31:06.419
Nineteen ninety five.

00:31:06.459 --> 00:31:07.221
Great soundtrack.

00:31:07.442 --> 00:31:07.984
Absolutely.

00:31:08.025 --> 00:31:08.185
Yeah.

00:31:10.403 --> 00:31:11.345
You know, the Batman movies,

00:31:11.424 --> 00:31:12.726
they had really good soundtracks.

00:31:13.465 --> 00:31:14.606
Yeah.

00:31:14.626 --> 00:31:15.387
That's one thing you say,

00:31:15.407 --> 00:31:16.387
whether you even like,

00:31:16.868 --> 00:31:17.910
like outside of returns,

00:31:17.950 --> 00:31:19.730
returns really didn't have a soundtrack.

00:31:20.530 --> 00:31:21.912
It didn't, but then forever.

00:31:21.932 --> 00:31:22.873
The score was good.

00:31:23.192 --> 00:31:23.534
Oh yeah.

00:31:23.594 --> 00:31:24.594
Oh, that's Danny Elfman.

00:31:24.653 --> 00:31:25.315
Yeah.

00:31:25.954 --> 00:31:26.736
I think he didn't,

00:31:26.756 --> 00:31:28.277
didn't he pour all of them except for

00:31:28.596 --> 00:31:29.738
Robin, Batman and Robin.

00:31:29.798 --> 00:31:30.878
I think he did forever.

00:31:30.959 --> 00:31:31.920
I think.

00:31:32.500 --> 00:31:33.601
Did he?

00:31:33.621 --> 00:31:34.080
I'll have to look.

00:31:34.121 --> 00:31:35.442
I know he didn't do Batman and Robin.

00:31:35.461 --> 00:31:36.182
Cause I remember that.

00:31:37.278 --> 00:31:38.299
And what I'm telling you that,

00:31:38.420 --> 00:31:39.840
that Batman and Robin, .

00:31:39.640 --> 00:31:40.800
Oh, it's good.

00:31:41.040 --> 00:31:43.201
It is so good.

00:31:44.643 --> 00:31:45.463
I bought it when they,

00:31:45.483 --> 00:31:47.005
they did the anniversary for it, I guess.

00:31:47.025 --> 00:31:47.105
Yeah.

00:31:47.125 --> 00:31:49.486
A couple of years ago was the twentieth

00:31:49.526 --> 00:31:50.026
anniversary.

00:31:50.086 --> 00:31:50.707
I got it and it's a,

00:31:51.106 --> 00:31:52.807
like an L it was the vinyl and

00:31:52.827 --> 00:31:53.528
it's one of them's red.

00:31:53.587 --> 00:31:54.328
One of them's blue.

00:31:54.868 --> 00:31:56.369
Nice.

00:31:56.410 --> 00:31:56.509
Yeah.

00:31:56.529 --> 00:31:56.650
Yeah.

00:31:56.670 --> 00:31:57.250
That Batman and Robin.

00:31:57.349 --> 00:31:57.790
Cause like I,

00:31:57.931 --> 00:31:59.171
that has like one of my favorite smashing

00:31:59.191 --> 00:31:59.771
pumpkin songs.

00:31:59.811 --> 00:32:00.251
The beginning,

00:32:00.332 --> 00:32:01.732
the end is the beginning is the end.

00:32:01.913 --> 00:32:02.153
Yeah.

00:32:03.792 --> 00:32:05.473
Batman forever in ninety five, though.

00:32:06.193 --> 00:32:07.575
Oh, that sounds good.

00:32:07.595 --> 00:32:09.815
That soundtrack is one of the best

00:32:09.855 --> 00:32:11.155
soundtracks in history.

00:32:11.675 --> 00:32:11.875
Yep.

00:32:11.895 --> 00:32:14.317
And I'm not the biggest YouTube.

00:32:14.576 --> 00:32:15.817
I'm not the biggest YouTube fan.

00:32:15.837 --> 00:32:16.738
But hold me, kiss me, kill me,

00:32:16.758 --> 00:32:17.057
thrill me.

00:32:17.077 --> 00:32:17.938
It's a great song.

00:32:17.958 --> 00:32:19.259
Great song.

00:32:19.318 --> 00:32:20.638
And of course, Kiss from Rose.

00:32:21.039 --> 00:32:21.740
Yes.

00:32:21.799 --> 00:32:25.080
So, yeah, they were.

00:32:25.101 --> 00:32:25.520
They were.

00:32:25.560 --> 00:32:25.861
They were.

00:32:25.881 --> 00:32:26.241
We hackers.

00:32:26.261 --> 00:32:26.821
I'm looking.

00:32:27.342 --> 00:32:28.301
I hadn't thought about that.

00:32:28.321 --> 00:32:29.863
Let's see a soundtrack on that one.

00:32:33.330 --> 00:32:33.770
Yeah.

00:32:33.810 --> 00:32:34.751
Oh, was it Empire Records?

00:32:34.771 --> 00:32:35.772
Now you're thinking about music and

00:32:35.792 --> 00:32:36.232
soundtrack.

00:32:36.252 --> 00:32:37.354
Empire Records.

00:32:37.433 --> 00:32:38.795
Oh my gosh, Rick Manning Day.

00:32:38.815 --> 00:32:38.914
See?

00:32:38.974 --> 00:32:39.935
That's like I said.

00:32:40.135 --> 00:32:44.019
Yeah, we just met Ethan Embry what,

00:32:44.460 --> 00:32:45.140
six years ago?

00:32:45.319 --> 00:32:45.500
Yeah.

00:32:46.101 --> 00:32:47.061
Yeah, Walker Stalker.

00:32:47.122 --> 00:32:47.602
Yeah.

00:32:48.363 --> 00:32:48.502
Yeah,

00:32:48.542 --> 00:32:50.104
he ended up marrying a girl from Alabama.

00:32:50.824 --> 00:32:50.984
Oh.

00:32:52.326 --> 00:32:53.487
You don't remember him telling us that

00:32:53.507 --> 00:32:54.126
story, do you?

00:32:54.487 --> 00:32:55.107
I don't remember.

00:32:55.147 --> 00:32:55.228
Yeah.

00:32:55.248 --> 00:32:56.628
Oh, yeah.

00:32:57.348 --> 00:32:59.411
He ended up marrying a girl from Alabama.

00:32:59.431 --> 00:33:00.071
Good for Ethan.

00:33:00.092 --> 00:33:02.913
A lot of

00:33:03.595 --> 00:33:05.875
A lot of massive attack prodigy

00:33:06.596 --> 00:33:07.076
underworld.

00:33:07.096 --> 00:33:08.958
A lot of those like that early days

00:33:09.057 --> 00:33:10.659
of electronic music.

00:33:12.019 --> 00:33:12.259
Good stuff.

00:33:12.299 --> 00:33:12.500
Yeah.

00:33:14.582 --> 00:33:17.704
That's good.

00:33:17.765 --> 00:33:18.585
Music-wise,

00:33:19.266 --> 00:33:22.429
probably my favorite album of the

00:33:22.489 --> 00:33:24.250
nineties, probably just for me personally.

00:33:24.309 --> 00:33:26.451
I don't know why that falls into the

00:33:26.491 --> 00:33:26.792
music,

00:33:26.833 --> 00:33:29.115
but probably Stone Temple Pilots core.

00:33:29.154 --> 00:33:31.977
That is like my number one nineties album.

00:33:32.076 --> 00:33:33.458
You always see the thing,

00:33:33.478 --> 00:33:34.578
like if you were stuck on an island,

00:33:34.598 --> 00:33:35.720
you could only listen to one album

00:33:36.000 --> 00:33:36.381
forever.

00:33:36.840 --> 00:33:37.602
Core would be it.

00:33:38.435 --> 00:33:40.655
Rookie just got triggered, by the way,

00:33:41.896 --> 00:33:43.356
if he's listening.

00:33:43.376 --> 00:33:44.376
I don't think I've actually heard his

00:33:44.396 --> 00:33:44.977
stance on this,

00:33:45.017 --> 00:33:46.198
so I'm sure there's no telling.

00:33:46.218 --> 00:33:50.898
His brother overplayed it in the car.

00:33:50.939 --> 00:33:52.898
I understand.

00:33:53.259 --> 00:33:54.538
Oh, that album is so good.

00:33:55.179 --> 00:33:55.539
It is.

00:33:55.960 --> 00:33:57.400
Oh, it absolutely is.

00:33:58.799 --> 00:34:03.401
For me, boy, no doubt, Tragic Kingdom.

00:34:03.901 --> 00:34:04.560
Very good one.

00:34:04.580 --> 00:34:05.281
Very good one.

00:34:05.541 --> 00:34:07.501
And Alanis Morissette, Jagged Little Pill.

00:34:08.190 --> 00:34:09.132
Another good classic.

00:34:09.492 --> 00:34:10.434
Yeah.

00:34:10.534 --> 00:34:11.094
Yep.

00:34:11.114 --> 00:34:12.797
Those are my,

00:34:12.858 --> 00:34:14.079
I guess those are my two biggest

00:34:14.119 --> 00:34:14.840
standouts.

00:34:14.920 --> 00:34:15.922
America pie soundtrack.

00:34:15.961 --> 00:34:16.663
Very good one too.

00:34:16.702 --> 00:34:19.387
That was, that was, I think it was,

00:34:19.507 --> 00:34:20.588
it was around the time I graduated.

00:34:20.608 --> 00:34:20.989
I think.

00:34:21.250 --> 00:34:22.351
Yeah.

00:34:22.530 --> 00:34:22.672
Um,

00:34:25.144 --> 00:34:26.925
I tried to pull bragging rights on my

00:34:26.987 --> 00:34:27.327
friends.

00:34:27.367 --> 00:34:28.807
And this is the stupidest thing to try

00:34:28.847 --> 00:34:32.010
to pull bragging rights for is in nineteen

00:34:32.030 --> 00:34:32.650
ninety seven.

00:34:32.711 --> 00:34:34.293
I was in the United Arab Emirates.

00:34:35.293 --> 00:34:36.635
I was over there in the Air Force.

00:34:36.974 --> 00:34:42.519
And my first CD I bought over there

00:34:42.639 --> 00:34:44.161
was Spice Girls.

00:34:44.181 --> 00:34:45.302
Nice.

00:34:45.623 --> 00:34:47.864
I bought it six weeks before anybody in

00:34:47.885 --> 00:34:49.025
the States had heard of them.

00:34:50.150 --> 00:34:51.693
you know, that one,

00:34:51.913 --> 00:34:54.235
because they were British came out earlier

00:34:54.735 --> 00:34:55.217
over there.

00:34:55.297 --> 00:34:57.079
So my, my CD,

00:34:57.099 --> 00:34:58.661
which I still have somewhere to this day,

00:34:58.721 --> 00:35:00.724
but it's got like Arabic writing on it.

00:35:00.744 --> 00:35:01.545
Oh, nice.

00:35:01.585 --> 00:35:01.965
Yeah.

00:35:01.985 --> 00:35:03.206
But it's a spice girls album.

00:35:03.266 --> 00:35:04.327
And, um,

00:35:05.838 --> 00:35:09.603
yeah uh and i would message people and

00:35:09.724 --> 00:35:12.226
email people back over at the house back

00:35:12.246 --> 00:35:13.608
at home be like have you heard spice

00:35:13.628 --> 00:35:15.070
go away what was the spice girl and

00:35:15.130 --> 00:35:17.313
i went oh no you're about to find

00:35:17.472 --> 00:35:19.195
out just wait and then six weeks like

00:35:19.275 --> 00:35:20.536
oh that's what you're talking about yeah

00:35:20.556 --> 00:35:23.740
they're pretty hot yeah they are well take

00:35:23.760 --> 00:35:24.061
ginger

00:35:24.641 --> 00:35:29.385
that's right of course you know the the

00:35:29.684 --> 00:35:31.065
you know ninety five and all that was

00:35:31.085 --> 00:35:33.327
the era of the lunge which of course

00:35:33.347 --> 00:35:37.530
you know your nirvana shirt um you know

00:35:37.550 --> 00:35:39.972
so yeah that's i mean nirvana nevermind

00:35:39.992 --> 00:35:43.092
was i figured it's another good uh good

00:35:43.173 --> 00:35:45.454
album of the nineties as well but we

00:35:45.474 --> 00:35:47.376
were we were kind of touching on this

00:35:47.775 --> 00:35:49.536
prior to going live it's kind of like

00:35:50.719 --> 00:35:54.632
Nineties music is kind of a weird phase.

00:35:55.175 --> 00:35:56.519
It's a very weird transition.

00:35:57.465 --> 00:36:00.166
it is because, you know, it's, it's like,

00:36:00.726 --> 00:36:00.947
you know,

00:36:00.967 --> 00:36:03.369
the electronic music was kind of taking

00:36:03.429 --> 00:36:03.949
hold.

00:36:04.289 --> 00:36:07.351
Um, the dance stuff, the club music,

00:36:07.431 --> 00:36:08.492
things like that.

00:36:09.112 --> 00:36:11.175
Um, and then some, you know,

00:36:11.235 --> 00:36:11.875
for what the,

00:36:11.934 --> 00:36:14.077
the nineties country was to me,

00:36:14.117 --> 00:36:15.697
the best country of them all.

00:36:16.117 --> 00:36:16.358
Yeah.

00:36:16.637 --> 00:36:17.159
Um,

00:36:17.179 --> 00:36:19.800
that's when the nineties is when country

00:36:19.820 --> 00:36:23.143
music stopped being good.

00:36:23.262 --> 00:36:24.563
Anything after the nineties country.

00:36:26.960 --> 00:36:28.000
No, can't do bro country.

00:36:28.400 --> 00:36:28.621
Yeah.

00:36:29.681 --> 00:36:32.704
We had, I always just think about,

00:36:33.224 --> 00:36:35.144
you know, I really started getting more,

00:36:35.405 --> 00:36:37.847
you know, kind of started moving away.

00:36:37.867 --> 00:36:39.288
When I started moving more away from the

00:36:39.327 --> 00:36:40.068
nineties country,

00:36:40.108 --> 00:36:42.170
it was more into the grunge and the

00:36:42.210 --> 00:36:44.471
alternative, which was a huge transition.

00:36:45.052 --> 00:36:48.193
But so, as I said, there's just, it's,

00:36:48.313 --> 00:36:52.496
it's a weird hodgepodge of music in the

00:36:52.536 --> 00:36:52.976
nineties.

00:36:54.284 --> 00:36:56.666
I mean, you can put on Sirius XM,

00:36:56.686 --> 00:36:57.626
the nineties station,

00:36:57.666 --> 00:37:00.588
you can get everything from Spice Girls

00:37:00.648 --> 00:37:01.949
to, you know,

00:37:02.068 --> 00:37:06.472
Snoop Dogg to Ricky Martin to, you know,

00:37:06.612 --> 00:37:07.992
it's, it's just weird to me.

00:37:08.032 --> 00:37:09.233
It's just kind of, it's just,

00:37:09.634 --> 00:37:09.994
I don't know.

00:37:10.614 --> 00:37:11.476
It's a weird shuffle.

00:37:12.315 --> 00:37:14.699
of of music tastes i think that's that's

00:37:14.739 --> 00:37:16.400
where people of our age i mean we

00:37:16.461 --> 00:37:19.786
all seem to have pretty eclectic music

00:37:20.286 --> 00:37:22.670
selections yeah playlists i think that's

00:37:22.690 --> 00:37:23.530
where that comes from

00:37:24.150 --> 00:37:24.811
I think so.

00:37:25.811 --> 00:37:27.132
I mean, it would feel that way.

00:37:27.331 --> 00:37:27.913
Absolutely.

00:37:27.932 --> 00:37:29.954
Yeah, like we were, you know, you try,

00:37:29.974 --> 00:37:31.074
you'd hear that, like I said,

00:37:31.094 --> 00:37:32.356
maybe that would fall into that movie

00:37:32.396 --> 00:37:33.056
soundtrack thing.

00:37:33.076 --> 00:37:33.757
Like, hey, I heard this.

00:37:33.777 --> 00:37:35.237
Let me find out more about this band.

00:37:35.358 --> 00:37:37.039
Because like you're talking about

00:37:37.059 --> 00:37:39.041
electronic music, like one of my favorite,

00:37:39.240 --> 00:37:41.442
favorite albums also from that electronics

00:37:41.461 --> 00:37:43.643
is The Prodigy, Fat of the Land.

00:37:43.844 --> 00:37:45.684
If you like electronic music,

00:37:45.726 --> 00:37:47.606
that's an amazing one.

00:37:50.257 --> 00:37:51.418
And let's see, see advisory here,

00:37:51.699 --> 00:37:53.541
hitting us up with supernatural by

00:37:53.581 --> 00:37:55.402
Santana, which is a great thing,

00:37:55.442 --> 00:37:56.202
but good Lord,

00:37:56.242 --> 00:37:58.005
did they play the mess out of smooth?

00:37:58.264 --> 00:37:58.666
Oh gosh.

00:37:59.806 --> 00:38:00.527
Yes, they did.

00:38:01.949 --> 00:38:03.130
And I love Rob Thomas.

00:38:03.190 --> 00:38:03.791
Yeah.

00:38:03.831 --> 00:38:05.472
Oh, you know, it's all still great.

00:38:06.353 --> 00:38:07.554
You know, I still listen to it,

00:38:07.574 --> 00:38:08.494
but good Lord,

00:38:08.514 --> 00:38:09.936
that Joker was on heavy rotation.

00:38:10.237 --> 00:38:12.099
Yes, it was.

00:38:12.259 --> 00:38:12.920
Yes, it was.

00:38:14.719 --> 00:38:18.443
Oh, uh, Bo was floating to your territory.

00:38:19.463 --> 00:38:19.762
Uh,

00:38:19.922 --> 00:38:22.364
what are some standout video games from

00:38:22.864 --> 00:38:23.226
the video?

00:38:23.385 --> 00:38:24.166
Oh, let's see.

00:38:24.206 --> 00:38:24.485
Of course.

00:38:24.525 --> 00:38:24.967
I mean, you know,

00:38:25.007 --> 00:38:26.807
you got a lot of stuff that's took

00:38:26.867 --> 00:38:27.307
a hold.

00:38:27.347 --> 00:38:28.429
That's still around.

00:38:28.449 --> 00:38:28.768
Of course.

00:38:28.789 --> 00:38:29.329
Let's see.

00:38:29.349 --> 00:38:31.291
That would be more nineties is more super

00:38:31.331 --> 00:38:32.271
Nintendo era.

00:38:32.610 --> 00:38:34.152
And then into the N-sixty-four era,

00:38:34.172 --> 00:38:36.273
of course, for me, super Nintendo,

00:38:36.333 --> 00:38:38.335
you've got super Mario world.

00:38:38.775 --> 00:38:38.914
Why?

00:38:38.954 --> 00:38:40.335
One of my favorite super Nintendo games,

00:38:40.396 --> 00:38:41.476
Mega Man X,

00:38:42.378 --> 00:38:42.717
and then

00:38:44.400 --> 00:38:45.380
like i said that was the that was

00:38:45.440 --> 00:38:47.041
it was a very there were so many

00:38:47.081 --> 00:38:49.302
video game systems at that time also it

00:38:49.342 --> 00:38:51.244
was so eclectic because you had tuber

00:38:51.284 --> 00:38:53.565
nintendo then you had sega which was going

00:38:53.585 --> 00:38:56.186
between the genesis into sega cd territory

00:38:56.467 --> 00:38:57.507
then you had the three do

00:39:00.108 --> 00:39:01.809
But like I said, yeah, Super Mario World,

00:39:01.829 --> 00:39:02.929
of course, The Legend of Zelda.

00:39:02.949 --> 00:39:04.170
That was when you get into the sixty

00:39:04.190 --> 00:39:05.010
four territory,

00:39:05.030 --> 00:39:06.851
then it gets back in our wheelhouse.

00:39:06.871 --> 00:39:09.391
Like I know like I have some friends

00:39:09.411 --> 00:39:11.393
that do the video game podcast type stuff

00:39:11.413 --> 00:39:12.552
and I know them and a lot of

00:39:12.572 --> 00:39:14.152
them like the crap on the sixty four

00:39:14.213 --> 00:39:15.454
because I know a lot of the folks

00:39:15.793 --> 00:39:16.914
ten years younger than us.

00:39:16.954 --> 00:39:18.775
That's their first system and they're very

00:39:19.974 --> 00:39:20.315
doomed.

00:39:22.757 --> 00:39:24.559
you've got all them first-person shooters

00:39:24.579 --> 00:39:26.704
you got doom duke nukem and then oh

00:39:26.764 --> 00:39:29.608
duke nukem baby yes the early days of

00:39:29.648 --> 00:39:31.952
pc wolfenstein iii d i mean yeah

00:39:33.358 --> 00:39:35.039
Well, for me, uh,

00:39:35.059 --> 00:39:37.963
and you can see her over Jess's shoulder

00:39:38.563 --> 00:39:40.123
sitting in the cabinet right back there.

00:39:41.025 --> 00:39:42.887
This is the thirtieth anniversary of tomb

00:39:42.927 --> 00:39:44.288
Raider, Laura Croft,

00:39:44.507 --> 00:39:48.090
that's sitting next to that.

00:39:48.110 --> 00:39:50.492
It's about three other tomb Raider statues

00:39:50.572 --> 00:39:52.494
on the shelf.

00:39:52.695 --> 00:39:54.016
I think I played the first tomb Raider

00:39:54.036 --> 00:39:55.516
game and that's the only one I've played.

00:39:55.717 --> 00:39:57.838
dude you're missing out oh no i know

00:39:57.858 --> 00:39:58.739
they're i know they're supposed to be

00:39:58.759 --> 00:40:00.679
doing like an anniversary collection oh

00:40:00.699 --> 00:40:02.880
there you can get the first six first

00:40:02.900 --> 00:40:04.922
six remastered both originally and

00:40:04.961 --> 00:40:06.842
remastered on x you know on your xbox

00:40:06.902 --> 00:40:08.123
right now well like see i didn't have

00:40:08.163 --> 00:40:09.684
a playstation one to begin with like i

00:40:09.704 --> 00:40:11.164
didn't get any playstation one games until

00:40:11.204 --> 00:40:13.445
i bought a ps two and like i

00:40:13.465 --> 00:40:14.686
went back because i could go back then

00:40:14.726 --> 00:40:16.527
like metal gear solid and of course one

00:40:16.547 --> 00:40:18.007
of my other favorite franchises silent

00:40:18.047 --> 00:40:19.608
hill this first that was ninety nine but

00:40:19.628 --> 00:40:21.949
that's still but i uh

00:40:22.717 --> 00:40:24.478
I played all the Tomb Raider games first

00:40:24.557 --> 00:40:25.418
on PC.

00:40:26.778 --> 00:40:30.019
And I still have somewhere in storage,

00:40:30.039 --> 00:40:30.960
I still have the boxes,

00:40:31.021 --> 00:40:33.842
the trapezoid boxes from all my Tomb

00:40:33.862 --> 00:40:34.422
Raider games.

00:40:35.362 --> 00:40:36.182
Excuse me.

00:40:37.983 --> 00:40:42.306
And my first console version I got was

00:40:42.326 --> 00:40:43.106
Sega Saturn Tomb Raider.

00:40:43.126 --> 00:40:44.106
Nice.

00:40:45.467 --> 00:40:46.666
I, I never had PlayStation.

00:40:46.766 --> 00:40:47.668
I've still this day.

00:40:47.688 --> 00:40:48.907
I've never owned a PlayStation,

00:40:49.568 --> 00:40:51.289
but I've owned, I, um,

00:40:52.208 --> 00:40:53.168
on the Sega Saturn.

00:40:54.668 --> 00:40:56.829
I want to say that's one thing you

00:40:56.849 --> 00:40:58.269
was tying into it being in years.

00:40:58.329 --> 00:41:00.150
I want to say getting the PlayStation,

00:41:00.190 --> 00:41:00.931
like Sega Saturn,

00:41:01.271 --> 00:41:02.891
it had like one of the favorite versions

00:41:03.090 --> 00:41:03.731
of yep.

00:41:04.132 --> 00:41:05.251
Ninety-six resident evil.

00:41:05.351 --> 00:41:06.492
A lot of people consider the night,

00:41:06.612 --> 00:41:06.911
the plate,

00:41:06.972 --> 00:41:09.233
the Sega Saturn version of raises evil a

00:41:09.253 --> 00:41:10.753
little bit better than the PS one version,

00:41:10.773 --> 00:41:12.034
which is funny since it started out on

00:41:12.074 --> 00:41:12.793
PlayStation.

00:41:13.014 --> 00:41:13.153
Yeah.

00:41:15.702 --> 00:41:18.043
I should try to get a PlayStation at

00:41:18.103 --> 00:41:19.204
some point.

00:41:19.304 --> 00:41:19.864
I bought one.

00:41:19.985 --> 00:41:20.804
I found one at, uh,

00:41:20.865 --> 00:41:22.925
that unclaimed storage place we went to.

00:41:23.007 --> 00:41:23.487
I found a guy,

00:41:23.507 --> 00:41:24.586
he had one in there and I found

00:41:24.646 --> 00:41:24.726
it.

00:41:25.608 --> 00:41:27.088
He had one in there and I tested

00:41:27.148 --> 00:41:27.248
out.

00:41:27.289 --> 00:41:27.628
It works.

00:41:27.668 --> 00:41:28.789
I need to mess with it some more.

00:41:28.989 --> 00:41:29.989
Like I got to get back to doing

00:41:30.010 --> 00:41:30.610
my old gaming.

00:41:30.690 --> 00:41:33.050
I've just been playing other stuff and

00:41:33.952 --> 00:41:34.831
family life.

00:41:35.351 --> 00:41:35.592
Yeah.

00:41:36.532 --> 00:41:36.753
Yeah.

00:41:37.612 --> 00:41:38.454
As I showed earlier,

00:41:39.393 --> 00:41:40.574
I just recently got a Commodore,

00:41:40.594 --> 00:41:44.097
a sixty four ultimate, uh,

00:41:44.137 --> 00:41:44.876
built into that one.

00:41:45.536 --> 00:41:46.297
Uh, they're not built in.

00:41:46.317 --> 00:41:46.856
They've got,

00:41:46.936 --> 00:41:48.097
it came with a flash drive with a

00:41:48.137 --> 00:41:48.858
few games on it.

00:41:48.878 --> 00:41:50.998
Of course you can download everything

00:41:51.059 --> 00:41:51.920
else, but yeah,

00:41:51.960 --> 00:41:53.420
this just recently came out and I had

00:41:53.440 --> 00:41:54.701
to grab one cause this is a,

00:41:54.900 --> 00:41:56.983
this was my first computer computer that I

00:41:57.202 --> 00:41:59.764
grew up on, uh, typing in, you know,

00:41:59.824 --> 00:42:00.864
basic and everything.

00:42:00.925 --> 00:42:04.606
And, um, so far it's a solid recreation.

00:42:04.947 --> 00:42:05.487
We didn't have one,

00:42:05.507 --> 00:42:06.547
but my aunt had one.

00:42:06.568 --> 00:42:08.728
Yeah.

00:42:08.748 --> 00:42:09.128
I played,

00:42:09.269 --> 00:42:10.610
I played a couple of games on it

00:42:10.869 --> 00:42:12.170
this week while I was on spring break.

00:42:12.190 --> 00:42:12.271
Yeah.

00:42:14.257 --> 00:42:17.960
enjoyable highly enjoyable um i want to

00:42:17.980 --> 00:42:21.101
hook it up to a more permanent location

00:42:21.141 --> 00:42:23.322
but one day that's like you like you

00:42:23.342 --> 00:42:24.362
went down you want to get into like

00:42:24.382 --> 00:42:26.304
with that like our first family computer i

00:42:27.844 --> 00:42:28.744
you want to get into that it was

00:42:28.784 --> 00:42:30.766
uh we had a tandy we purchased from

00:42:30.806 --> 00:42:35.068
radio shack a trash ad i can't remember

00:42:35.088 --> 00:42:36.969
what it was a tandy sensations what it

00:42:37.030 --> 00:42:40.672
was okay it had windows three point one

00:42:40.731 --> 00:42:41.791
on it i think that's what was on

00:42:41.831 --> 00:42:43.333
it yeah oh okay okay

00:42:44.365 --> 00:42:44.505
Yeah,

00:42:44.626 --> 00:42:46.306
my first I bought my first computer in

00:42:46.347 --> 00:42:46.927
nineteen ninety.

00:42:47.007 --> 00:42:47.648
Well, I mean,

00:42:47.708 --> 00:42:51.391
Commodore related first PC in nineteen

00:42:51.431 --> 00:42:53.311
ninety two is an IBM PS two.

00:42:54.092 --> 00:42:55.193
Ah, yeah,

00:42:55.492 --> 00:42:57.414
that's when my first game I picked up

00:42:57.454 --> 00:43:00.076
was the seventh guest.

00:43:00.175 --> 00:43:02.157
And missed those with my first two games.

00:43:02.358 --> 00:43:03.478
Oh, nice.

00:43:03.498 --> 00:43:04.119
Oh, I remember.

00:43:04.179 --> 00:43:06.579
Missed the people playing Miss.

00:43:06.920 --> 00:43:07.260
Mm hmm.

00:43:07.340 --> 00:43:07.501
Yeah.

00:43:08.840 --> 00:43:10.340
And because I was a big Star Trek

00:43:10.360 --> 00:43:11.322
fan, they also came out.

00:43:11.362 --> 00:43:14.005
There was a game called Treasure Quest

00:43:14.965 --> 00:43:17.547
that had Terry Farrell in it,

00:43:17.608 --> 00:43:19.489
Jadzia Dax from Deep Space Nine.

00:43:20.409 --> 00:43:21.931
And I think somebody claimed it,

00:43:21.952 --> 00:43:23.152
but that was a game that you could

00:43:23.172 --> 00:43:27.576
go in and if you beat the game

00:43:27.615 --> 00:43:28.737
or found all the clues or whatever in

00:43:28.757 --> 00:43:29.018
the game,

00:43:29.038 --> 00:43:30.619
they actually gave you a million dollars.

00:43:30.918 --> 00:43:31.500
Oh, wow.

00:43:31.539 --> 00:43:32.059
Real life.

00:43:32.900 --> 00:43:34.663
And I think somebody eventually claimed

00:43:34.702 --> 00:43:34.782
it.

00:43:35.913 --> 00:43:37.414
But she was associated with it.

00:43:37.793 --> 00:43:41.434
And then Patrick Stewart was in a game

00:43:41.454 --> 00:43:43.315
called Lands of Lore.

00:43:43.996 --> 00:43:44.735
I remember that one.

00:43:44.996 --> 00:43:45.217
Yeah,

00:43:45.456 --> 00:43:47.436
he did the voice for that lines of

00:43:47.536 --> 00:43:49.297
law.

00:43:49.338 --> 00:43:50.378
So like I had to get I had

00:43:50.398 --> 00:43:52.518
to get all the games for that.

00:43:53.559 --> 00:43:54.539
And here's a throwback.

00:43:55.139 --> 00:43:57.161
The Microsoft Network MSN,

00:43:57.181 --> 00:43:59.081
when it first came out.

00:44:00.168 --> 00:44:02.010
Man, I mean, it was on dial up.

00:44:02.190 --> 00:44:02.929
It was terrible,

00:44:02.989 --> 00:44:08.195
but they had a virtual Star Trek lounge

00:44:09.896 --> 00:44:10.637
on MSN.

00:44:10.677 --> 00:44:11.557
You signed up for MSN.

00:44:11.577 --> 00:44:12.898
It was like seven bucks a month or

00:44:12.938 --> 00:44:13.338
whatever.

00:44:14.139 --> 00:44:15.721
And you had your start.

00:44:15.740 --> 00:44:17.682
You could make your own Star Trek avatar.

00:44:17.782 --> 00:44:17.983
I mean,

00:44:18.023 --> 00:44:19.965
like it was two D it was pathetic.

00:44:20.125 --> 00:44:21.726
It was like, well, I mean,

00:44:21.746 --> 00:44:22.666
that's what we had at the time.

00:44:22.907 --> 00:44:24.307
Yeah, flat Andy or whatever,

00:44:24.447 --> 00:44:26.510
what it's called that you would move

00:44:26.570 --> 00:44:28.731
around and and you could chat on

00:44:28.751 --> 00:44:28.992
everything.

00:44:29.152 --> 00:44:30.452
I could never get that thing to load

00:44:30.512 --> 00:44:34.876
up because my connection was so slow.

00:44:34.936 --> 00:44:36.637
Man.

00:44:36.737 --> 00:44:37.458
Those were good times.

00:44:37.498 --> 00:44:39.480
That's yes.

00:44:39.639 --> 00:44:41.141
I missed the early days of computing.

00:44:41.181 --> 00:44:42.623
That was a lot of fun.

00:44:42.663 --> 00:44:44.503
It was aggravating because it was so slow,

00:44:44.543 --> 00:44:45.724
but at the same time it was a

00:44:45.764 --> 00:44:46.344
lot of fun.

00:44:46.905 --> 00:44:48.387
That's where you really first started

00:44:48.427 --> 00:44:49.688
getting, you know,

00:44:49.788 --> 00:44:51.690
getting to interact and everything online.

00:44:52.550 --> 00:44:55.010
um actually when when i got my back

00:44:55.030 --> 00:44:57.052
in ninety two when i got my uh

00:44:57.072 --> 00:45:00.132
ibm ps two uh i signed up for

00:45:00.193 --> 00:45:04.833
prodigy that online service and i thought

00:45:04.934 --> 00:45:08.074
it was the cat's rear end because you

00:45:08.114 --> 00:45:11.576
could i remember for twenty five cents you

00:45:11.596 --> 00:45:12.817
could type out an email

00:45:14.226 --> 00:45:15.746
You could type out an email and for

00:45:15.806 --> 00:45:16.887
twenty five cents,

00:45:17.047 --> 00:45:18.146
like I had to go get my mom's

00:45:18.186 --> 00:45:18.806
credit card.

00:45:18.827 --> 00:45:22.427
I don't think debit cards were around back

00:45:22.467 --> 00:45:23.827
then.

00:45:23.847 --> 00:45:25.208
I had to go get her credit card,

00:45:26.007 --> 00:45:26.427
type it.

00:45:26.829 --> 00:45:29.289
I type up in an email box,

00:45:29.768 --> 00:45:33.389
but then pay twenty five cents and it

00:45:33.429 --> 00:45:36.530
would they would print out the message and

00:45:36.590 --> 00:45:38.391
mail it in the physical mail.

00:45:39.679 --> 00:45:41.579
And I remember I sent a letter to...

00:45:41.599 --> 00:45:42.440
That's funny.

00:45:42.900 --> 00:45:45.041
I sent a letter to a girl down

00:45:45.101 --> 00:45:47.083
in Florida that I had met on the

00:45:47.143 --> 00:45:48.503
Prodigy bulletin boards.

00:45:49.545 --> 00:45:51.126
She and I are still friends to this

00:45:51.206 --> 00:45:52.027
day.

00:45:52.126 --> 00:45:52.867
Oh, that's awesome.

00:45:53.086 --> 00:45:53.367
Yeah.

00:45:54.887 --> 00:45:56.708
I interact with her on Facebook quite a

00:45:56.768 --> 00:45:57.349
bit, actually.

00:45:58.570 --> 00:45:59.351
Still, to this day,

00:45:59.391 --> 00:46:00.492
I've never met her in person.

00:46:01.411 --> 00:46:04.291
but she became my first bulletin board pen

00:46:04.331 --> 00:46:04.751
pal.

00:46:05.771 --> 00:46:09.353
And she and I would, Elaine,

00:46:09.393 --> 00:46:10.253
if you're watching, hi.

00:46:12.853 --> 00:46:13.173
But no,

00:46:13.213 --> 00:46:16.014
she and I would send emails back and

00:46:16.054 --> 00:46:19.655
forth through Prodigy to the point where

00:46:20.456 --> 00:46:22.277
we eventually started making phone calls

00:46:22.297 --> 00:46:24.057
and sending like physical letters and

00:46:24.097 --> 00:46:24.818
everything else.

00:46:24.858 --> 00:46:27.518
And, oh man, it was great.

00:46:27.998 --> 00:46:28.458
It was great.

00:46:29.378 --> 00:46:32.000
my other funny prodigy story because i

00:46:32.019 --> 00:46:34.661
grew up in coffee springs alabama which is

00:46:34.782 --> 00:46:36.262
blink and miss at less than three hundred

00:46:36.322 --> 00:46:40.726
people population still to this day um our

00:46:40.786 --> 00:46:43.809
closest our closest local number for

00:46:43.869 --> 00:46:46.670
prodigy to sign in was in dothan which

00:46:46.710 --> 00:46:49.414
was about forty five minutes away so long

00:46:49.454 --> 00:46:49.853
distance

00:46:51.826 --> 00:46:54.268
Well, I asked mom, I'm like, is there,

00:46:54.630 --> 00:46:55.710
she, she checked through,

00:46:55.771 --> 00:46:56.791
I think at the time it was,

00:46:57.213 --> 00:46:58.173
it wasn't Bell South.

00:46:58.213 --> 00:47:01.097
It was GTE was the local phone company

00:47:01.117 --> 00:47:01.619
back there.

00:47:02.460 --> 00:47:04.722
Um, and.

00:47:06.657 --> 00:47:08.438
she said okay well there's a plan that

00:47:08.498 --> 00:47:11.902
i can pay for uh that would give

00:47:11.961 --> 00:47:14.242
us dothan as a local number i said

00:47:14.302 --> 00:47:15.903
okay so do you mind she said no

00:47:15.983 --> 00:47:18.186
it's fine so she it was just my

00:47:18.226 --> 00:47:21.588
mom and i at that time uh that

00:47:21.628 --> 00:47:25.289
my parents had divorced and mom signed up

00:47:25.331 --> 00:47:28.512
for this for this local for for dothan

00:47:28.532 --> 00:47:32.235
to be local i'm rambling i'm sorry um

00:47:32.275 --> 00:47:35.516
so i she's like okay i've subscribed to

00:47:35.577 --> 00:47:36.257
it you're good to go

00:47:36.938 --> 00:47:38.699
So then I would dial into Dothan and

00:47:38.780 --> 00:47:41.742
use prodigy after the first month.

00:47:43.182 --> 00:47:45.865
Apparently that plan was not what we

00:47:45.905 --> 00:47:46.686
thought it was.

00:47:47.586 --> 00:47:48.867
How big was that phone bill?

00:47:50.510 --> 00:47:51.771
Do you want to disclose that?

00:47:54.552 --> 00:47:55.474
Six hundred dollars.

00:47:57.054 --> 00:47:57.414
Let's see.

00:47:57.454 --> 00:47:58.235
What year was this?

00:47:58.516 --> 00:47:59.577
Nineteen ninety two.

00:47:59.637 --> 00:48:01.259
Wow.

00:48:01.358 --> 00:48:03.260
Six hundred dollars was that phone bill.

00:48:03.360 --> 00:48:04.061
My mom.

00:48:05.559 --> 00:48:07.721
Had a fit.

00:48:08.981 --> 00:48:09.400
I didn't know.

00:48:09.481 --> 00:48:10.722
I'm like, I thought you signed up.

00:48:10.762 --> 00:48:11.581
She's like, I did.

00:48:11.621 --> 00:48:12.121
And I said, well,

00:48:12.181 --> 00:48:13.342
it was a six hundred dollar bill.

00:48:13.661 --> 00:48:16.123
The second month of trying to curb my

00:48:16.302 --> 00:48:16.483
use,

00:48:16.523 --> 00:48:19.784
but I had become an addict was four

00:48:19.824 --> 00:48:20.565
hundred dollars.

00:48:21.704 --> 00:48:25.846
My mom had to sell our family piano

00:48:25.885 --> 00:48:27.126
to pay for those two phone bills.

00:48:27.166 --> 00:48:30.327
I said nineteen ninety.

00:48:31.288 --> 00:48:34.009
Nineteen ninety two.

00:48:34.048 --> 00:48:34.768
Nineteen ninety two.

00:48:36.764 --> 00:48:39.485
I absolutely felt horrible.

00:48:39.905 --> 00:48:40.625
Did it stop me?

00:48:41.025 --> 00:48:42.864
No.

00:48:44.045 --> 00:48:46.405
I just, she, she made sure that,

00:48:46.885 --> 00:48:47.606
that I was,

00:48:47.806 --> 00:48:49.967
I was very limited in my usage though.

00:48:50.047 --> 00:48:50.427
Wow.

00:48:50.467 --> 00:48:52.226
So I could only get on, you know,

00:48:52.286 --> 00:48:53.748
after nine o'clock at night for like an

00:48:53.807 --> 00:48:56.367
hour to retrieve my messages from Elaine.

00:48:57.967 --> 00:49:01.268
So nights and weekends and after going to

00:49:01.309 --> 00:49:02.608
the inflation calendar,

00:49:03.009 --> 00:49:05.170
that is almost fourteen hundred dollars in

00:49:05.190 --> 00:49:05.750
today's money.

00:49:07.202 --> 00:49:08.422
Wow.

00:49:08.443 --> 00:49:08.742
Wow.

00:49:08.943 --> 00:49:09.643
There you go.

00:49:09.663 --> 00:49:11.704
Hey, I'll throw out a piece of nineties.

00:49:11.744 --> 00:49:14.025
Uh, technology on you is ICQ.

00:49:14.065 --> 00:49:14.626
Oh yeah.

00:49:16.186 --> 00:49:17.027
I remember my number.

00:49:18.288 --> 00:49:19.489
Nineties months or something else.

00:49:19.528 --> 00:49:21.409
Yeah.

00:49:21.429 --> 00:49:22.170
Alter a on.

00:49:22.590 --> 00:49:22.931
I didn't, yeah,

00:49:22.990 --> 00:49:24.371
I didn't do any adventure in senior.

00:49:24.391 --> 00:49:25.211
Then it was the multi.

00:49:25.891 --> 00:49:26.853
They're multi.

00:49:26.992 --> 00:49:27.492
What is it called?

00:49:27.552 --> 00:49:28.454
Multi.

00:49:29.193 --> 00:49:29.853
I just saw the name.

00:49:29.974 --> 00:49:30.474
I forget.

00:49:30.974 --> 00:49:31.896
Multi-user dungeon.

00:49:32.235 --> 00:49:33.436
Yeah.

00:49:33.976 --> 00:49:34.056
Um,

00:49:35.635 --> 00:49:37.677
I see Q chat rooms.

00:49:38.217 --> 00:49:39.338
Yeah.

00:49:39.358 --> 00:49:40.358
I see Q was awesome.

00:49:40.798 --> 00:49:40.958
Yeah.

00:49:40.978 --> 00:49:42.840
They made the little sound.

00:49:43.360 --> 00:49:44.641
I hear that on some cash registers

00:49:44.681 --> 00:49:45.141
nowadays.

00:49:45.541 --> 00:49:45.963
Oh, do you?

00:49:48.543 --> 00:49:49.344
Well, you know, they,

00:49:49.425 --> 00:49:53.027
they assigned your number by the number

00:49:53.047 --> 00:49:53.867
that you signed up.

00:49:54.449 --> 00:49:58.050
Mine was one Oh three, one, three, two.

00:49:58.150 --> 00:50:00.052
Oh, talk about remembering stupid things.

00:50:00.112 --> 00:50:01.733
I still remember my ICQ number.

00:50:04.275 --> 00:50:04.456
So

00:50:06.481 --> 00:50:07.641
I didn't, I didn't do use ICQ.

00:50:07.661 --> 00:50:13.885
I was mostly AOL, MSN, then Yahoo.

00:50:13.965 --> 00:50:15.085
I think it was like the later nineties.

00:50:15.184 --> 00:50:15.585
Yep.

00:50:15.605 --> 00:50:19.445
Yeah.

00:50:19.485 --> 00:50:20.827
ICQ is how I stayed in touch with

00:50:20.847 --> 00:50:22.106
people back home from, uh,

00:50:22.126 --> 00:50:26.208
when I was in the air force.

00:50:27.489 --> 00:50:28.329
Oh, go ahead.

00:50:28.769 --> 00:50:29.389
No, you go ahead.

00:50:29.429 --> 00:50:29.610
Go ahead.

00:50:29.994 --> 00:50:30.293
I say,

00:50:30.353 --> 00:50:31.574
now you want to get into the, uh,

00:50:32.195 --> 00:50:32.375
meet,

00:50:32.394 --> 00:50:33.655
show some of the old photos and

00:50:33.695 --> 00:50:34.114
everything.

00:50:34.175 --> 00:50:35.275
So for our, yeah, yeah.

00:50:35.295 --> 00:50:37.615
We've, we've rambled for for all you, uh,

00:50:38.755 --> 00:50:39.697
folks hanging in there.

00:50:39.757 --> 00:50:40.896
Thank you for chatting.

00:50:40.916 --> 00:50:42.016
We appreciate it.

00:50:42.097 --> 00:50:42.356
Again,

00:50:42.396 --> 00:50:43.637
if you've got memories you want to share

00:50:43.657 --> 00:50:45.898
with us, please, please hop on.

00:50:46.659 --> 00:50:47.099
Uh, yeah.

00:50:47.119 --> 00:50:48.239
Whoever wants to go first.

00:50:50.692 --> 00:50:51.331
Uh, let's see.

00:50:51.351 --> 00:50:52.532
I got to get my cue back up

00:50:52.552 --> 00:50:53.193
here.

00:50:53.213 --> 00:50:55.195
I mean, I have my physical pictures.

00:50:55.275 --> 00:50:56.697
I don't have the,

00:50:56.717 --> 00:50:59.559
I didn't present the slide show like y'all

00:50:59.579 --> 00:50:59.898
did,

00:50:59.940 --> 00:51:03.362
but when you were talking about big hair

00:51:03.382 --> 00:51:05.905
and glasses, here we go, y'all.

00:51:05.945 --> 00:51:09.947
So I, this was me.

00:51:10.068 --> 00:51:10.969
Now this,

00:51:11.148 --> 00:51:13.251
I entered into my seventh grade year of

00:51:13.351 --> 00:51:15.793
school, eighty nine into ninety.

00:51:16.353 --> 00:51:16.594
So.

00:51:19.211 --> 00:51:21.592
This was this was taken in eighty nine,

00:51:21.612 --> 00:51:23.153
but we're going to let it slide because

00:51:23.173 --> 00:51:24.835
we're almost there to the nineties.

00:51:25.016 --> 00:51:26.596
You didn't receive it until nineteen

00:51:26.657 --> 00:51:28.157
ninety when you got your school pictures

00:51:28.177 --> 00:51:28.458
back.

00:51:28.757 --> 00:51:29.038
Yeah.

00:51:29.297 --> 00:51:31.619
Well, this is my yearbook.

00:51:31.719 --> 00:51:37.463
This is my seventh grade yearbook picture.

00:51:37.503 --> 00:51:40.204
Can you look at that?

00:51:40.224 --> 00:51:41.184
And you'll see that I get them glasses.

00:51:41.284 --> 00:51:42.005
I look at the shirt,

00:51:42.065 --> 00:51:43.726
look at the shirt and tell what that

00:51:43.786 --> 00:51:43.947
is.

00:51:46.135 --> 00:51:47.456
batman that's that building in nashville

00:51:47.476 --> 00:51:51.418
yeah so there's there's me entering into

00:51:51.619 --> 00:51:56.380
seventh grade that hair y'all but my mom

00:51:56.400 --> 00:51:57.860
says i can't have contacts till i got

00:51:57.900 --> 00:52:01.682
to high school so my freshman year of

00:52:01.722 --> 00:52:05.704
high school this was my this was my

00:52:05.744 --> 00:52:07.085
yearbook picture there you go

00:52:09.280 --> 00:52:10.521
can y'all see okay there you go like

00:52:10.541 --> 00:52:11.541
i said you're talking about how much you

00:52:11.581 --> 00:52:13.083
love clueless you look fresh out of

00:52:13.123 --> 00:52:18.306
clueless right yeah don't know that so we

00:52:18.346 --> 00:52:22.849
changed we changed up a little bit um

00:52:22.869 --> 00:52:25.650
let's see we've got i've just got some

00:52:25.690 --> 00:52:27.152
i've just pulled out just some random

00:52:27.172 --> 00:52:29.952
photos i know i've got a lot you

00:52:29.972 --> 00:52:32.875
know got a lot more things together but

00:52:34.030 --> 00:52:35.771
This was I graduated.

00:52:36.192 --> 00:52:38.132
I graduated in nineteen ninety five.

00:52:38.893 --> 00:52:40.713
There's my.

00:52:40.733 --> 00:52:43.114
There's my graduation, my senior picture,

00:52:44.393 --> 00:52:47.434
and this is.

00:52:48.615 --> 00:52:52.217
That's my.

00:52:52.277 --> 00:52:52.797
Dangling,

00:52:52.817 --> 00:52:54.217
I'm trying to avoid the light there,

00:52:54.597 --> 00:52:55.378
can't really see it.

00:52:55.878 --> 00:52:57.318
There's my graduation picture.

00:52:57.599 --> 00:53:00.079
Can't really see my face because of that

00:53:00.139 --> 00:53:01.260
light.

00:53:01.300 --> 00:53:01.420
So.

00:53:02.731 --> 00:53:03.672
I've got that.

00:53:04.532 --> 00:53:06.253
We were talking.

00:53:06.534 --> 00:53:08.335
Let's see.

00:53:08.375 --> 00:53:09.074
This was a picture.

00:53:09.114 --> 00:53:10.637
And apologies to the audio listeners.

00:53:10.737 --> 00:53:11.317
Oh, sorry.

00:53:11.617 --> 00:53:14.318
You can't see.

00:53:14.338 --> 00:53:15.420
Go back and watch it on YouTube.

00:53:15.619 --> 00:53:18.242
So this was taken the night I graduated

00:53:18.282 --> 00:53:19.463
high school, this picture.

00:53:19.523 --> 00:53:21.023
And you can see, you know,

00:53:21.123 --> 00:53:22.324
peak nineties stuff here.

00:53:22.364 --> 00:53:24.626
You got my, I worked,

00:53:25.726 --> 00:53:28.409
I worked at a grocery store here in,

00:53:29.170 --> 00:53:32.170
in town that also had some movie rentals

00:53:32.190 --> 00:53:34.670
so we had movie posters um so i

00:53:34.731 --> 00:53:36.972
snagged the reality bites movie poster

00:53:36.992 --> 00:53:39.833
because you know why not it's it's a

00:53:39.853 --> 00:53:42.913
it's very fitting for that time um along

00:53:42.932 --> 00:53:44.773
with having those other posters that you

00:53:44.793 --> 00:53:47.293
would pick up at walmart in the little

00:53:47.353 --> 00:53:52.596
poster the little poster thing um sorry

00:53:52.635 --> 00:53:54.036
guys i'm just kind of going through

00:53:54.056 --> 00:53:54.516
there's some

00:53:56.463 --> 00:53:58.344
The official duck head shirt.

00:53:58.824 --> 00:54:00.085
Now which beaches is this?

00:54:00.286 --> 00:54:01.905
Is this Panama city or is this,

00:54:02.065 --> 00:54:02.947
this is Gulf shores.

00:54:03.106 --> 00:54:03.606
Okay.

00:54:03.686 --> 00:54:03.867
Yeah.

00:54:04.467 --> 00:54:05.246
This isn't Gulf shores.

00:54:05.266 --> 00:54:06.007
This was on a,

00:54:06.027 --> 00:54:08.289
this is a family trip to Gulf shores.

00:54:08.708 --> 00:54:10.148
I don't know what year it was.

00:54:10.168 --> 00:54:11.329
Official beach of the nineties,

00:54:11.369 --> 00:54:14.110
Panama city beach.

00:54:14.231 --> 00:54:14.731
Yep.

00:54:14.751 --> 00:54:18.512
There's, there's another picture.

00:54:19.432 --> 00:54:22.554
Me off to school, I guess one morning.

00:54:23.601 --> 00:54:24.242
I like the mug,

00:54:24.461 --> 00:54:25.704
the mug hanger back there.

00:54:26.023 --> 00:54:26.525
This was,

00:54:26.684 --> 00:54:28.347
this was nothing compared to what it is

00:54:28.407 --> 00:54:28.646
now.

00:54:28.927 --> 00:54:29.327
Oh, I know.

00:54:29.367 --> 00:54:29.969
That's what I love.

00:54:30.289 --> 00:54:30.389
And,

00:54:30.710 --> 00:54:32.512
and funny thing is looking at the mugs

00:54:32.532 --> 00:54:33.253
hanging on here.

00:54:33.652 --> 00:54:35.576
One of these old McDonald's coffee cups is

00:54:35.635 --> 00:54:35.896
on here.

00:54:35.916 --> 00:54:37.097
I wish I knew where that was at.

00:54:37.898 --> 00:54:37.998
Yeah.

00:54:40.230 --> 00:54:42.351
Oh, so anyway, y'all go ahead.

00:54:42.552 --> 00:54:43.331
Share some stuff.

00:54:43.532 --> 00:54:44.152
You mean go ahead.

00:54:44.472 --> 00:54:44.793
Yeah, man.

00:54:45.193 --> 00:54:45.494
Let's just,

00:54:45.534 --> 00:54:46.795
just threw in the senior picture.

00:54:46.815 --> 00:54:49.336
This is my senior picture here.

00:54:49.356 --> 00:54:49.637
Look at that.

00:54:49.657 --> 00:54:49.876
Yeah.

00:54:49.916 --> 00:54:50.577
That don't even look,

00:54:50.597 --> 00:54:51.778
I don't know if that's the same.

00:54:52.059 --> 00:54:53.619
I don't know if that's the same guy

00:54:53.679 --> 00:54:54.039
or not.

00:54:54.079 --> 00:54:54.300
Yeah.

00:54:54.340 --> 00:54:56.081
That's your son.

00:54:56.181 --> 00:54:58.684
When Oliver has his picture, uh,

00:54:58.744 --> 00:54:59.443
you got to do a comparison.

00:54:59.525 --> 00:55:00.085
Yeah.

00:55:00.105 --> 00:55:01.226
You got to do side by side there.

00:55:01.246 --> 00:55:01.925
Oh yeah.

00:55:03.146 --> 00:55:04.387
Let's see me, me dig through.

00:55:04.407 --> 00:55:05.409
I might have to kind of go back

00:55:05.429 --> 00:55:06.829
and forth on mine here.

00:55:06.869 --> 00:55:09.710
Let's see, but no, uh, let's see.

00:55:10.052 --> 00:55:11.112
And then you were talking about it.

00:55:11.211 --> 00:55:13.594
This was in my Facebook photos here.

00:55:13.653 --> 00:55:14.494
There it is.

00:55:14.795 --> 00:55:16.096
We were talking about this beforehand.

00:55:16.135 --> 00:55:16.356
Uh,

00:55:16.396 --> 00:55:18.336
Brock was showing a video from him from

00:55:18.376 --> 00:55:20.458
the late nineties wearing one of the, the,

00:55:20.577 --> 00:55:20.998
I want,

00:55:21.059 --> 00:55:22.280
what you would call that thing that

00:55:22.320 --> 00:55:24.940
covered our, uh, just a button, a button.

00:55:24.960 --> 00:55:28.083
I just kept saying the tux thing.

00:55:28.282 --> 00:55:29.143
Yeah.

00:55:29.264 --> 00:55:30.664
Instead of having a bow tie.

00:55:31.541 --> 00:55:31.722
Yeah.

00:55:32.121 --> 00:55:33.242
Every time for me is a bow tie,

00:55:33.443 --> 00:55:36.525
but yeah, but there, but there,

00:55:38.505 --> 00:55:39.126
but there you go.

00:55:39.146 --> 00:55:40.688
Let's see.

00:55:40.708 --> 00:55:42.208
I just now caught what you were saying.

00:55:43.710 --> 00:55:44.030
Yeah.

00:55:45.030 --> 00:55:47.512
I just realized that was junior prom for

00:55:47.572 --> 00:55:47.791
me.

00:55:47.891 --> 00:55:49.552
So look at that.

00:55:49.572 --> 00:55:50.693
My son is about to go to his

00:55:50.773 --> 00:55:52.054
junior prom in two weeks.

00:55:54.682 --> 00:55:55.764
But since he's not here,

00:55:55.804 --> 00:55:58.027
this is from nineteen ninety eight.

00:55:58.067 --> 00:56:01.632
Here's Kevin and I at a honor band

00:56:01.652 --> 00:56:03.655
in UAB.

00:56:03.675 --> 00:56:05.657
They used to do the UAB honor band.

00:56:05.717 --> 00:56:08.001
And let's see where it's got to find

00:56:08.041 --> 00:56:08.541
the button here.

00:56:10.601 --> 00:56:13.742
not the one on the suit yes and

00:56:13.842 --> 00:56:15.324
of course this one here's me this is

00:56:15.364 --> 00:56:17.425
the first time I met Kevin met this

00:56:17.925 --> 00:56:19.826
we did honor band and it was so

00:56:19.885 --> 00:56:21.666
funny was because this this is nineteen

00:56:21.706 --> 00:56:23.467
ninety eight then I didn't venture and

00:56:23.507 --> 00:56:24.668
meet what year was that I came to

00:56:24.708 --> 00:56:27.329
his house for our we we met we

00:56:27.389 --> 00:56:30.431
all met in two thousand nine look at

00:56:30.690 --> 00:56:32.411
you guys sitting there almost eleven years

00:56:32.452 --> 00:56:34.913
later but for some reason why Kevin I

00:56:34.952 --> 00:56:36.173
like to meet him talk I think we

00:56:36.193 --> 00:56:37.454
just because we talked nerdy stuff it

00:56:37.494 --> 00:56:38.414
stuck with me forever

00:56:39.878 --> 00:56:41.398
Wow.

00:56:41.418 --> 00:56:44.159
And that story still amazes me how like

00:56:44.179 --> 00:56:46.239
a lot of y'all's just years and Kevin's

00:56:46.260 --> 00:56:48.260
connection and then how, you know,

00:56:48.300 --> 00:56:49.900
you got to know Brock and then Brock

00:56:49.920 --> 00:56:51.041
knows people that you know.

00:56:51.121 --> 00:56:54.021
It's just weird how y'all's world all came

00:56:54.061 --> 00:56:54.942
together like that.

00:56:54.981 --> 00:56:56.483
Kind of the fate type thing in which

00:56:56.722 --> 00:56:57.963
if people want to watch this as we're

00:56:58.003 --> 00:56:58.943
going into the nineties,

00:56:59.043 --> 00:57:00.023
I'll find a way to add it.

00:57:00.043 --> 00:57:00.903
But I have this,

00:57:01.164 --> 00:57:03.485
they were UAB's bands recorded this on

00:57:03.505 --> 00:57:05.585
video and I have this uploaded on my

00:57:05.625 --> 00:57:06.425
YouTube account.

00:57:06.525 --> 00:57:06.885
So yeah.

00:57:07.585 --> 00:57:09.288
I have that in some other marching band

00:57:09.327 --> 00:57:09.527
stuff.

00:57:09.547 --> 00:57:10.268
If you get bored,

00:57:10.329 --> 00:57:12.690
just go on my mind and you'd be

00:57:12.731 --> 00:57:13.952
more than glad to find some of these

00:57:14.012 --> 00:57:14.253
up there.

00:57:14.273 --> 00:57:15.653
I got some marching band videos.

00:57:17.315 --> 00:57:17.976
There's that.

00:57:18.215 --> 00:57:18.817
And let's see,

00:57:18.836 --> 00:57:20.237
what else can we throw in?

00:57:20.398 --> 00:57:21.259
Like I said,

00:57:21.278 --> 00:57:23.161
so you graduated in ninety five.

00:57:23.181 --> 00:57:24.623
That would put me in.

00:57:25.043 --> 00:57:26.344
Let's see.

00:57:26.384 --> 00:57:26.985
Ninety eight.

00:57:27.965 --> 00:57:29.086
I'm doing the math here.

00:57:29.106 --> 00:57:29.788
Ninety five.

00:57:29.927 --> 00:57:30.748
You've been a sophomore.

00:57:31.443 --> 00:57:32.403
Sophomore.

00:57:32.463 --> 00:57:33.764
Yeah, that sounds about right.

00:57:33.824 --> 00:57:36.186
So yeah, that sounds about right.

00:57:36.226 --> 00:57:36.788
So here you go.

00:57:36.987 --> 00:57:38.429
Now this one is my son, like,

00:57:38.588 --> 00:57:39.789
especially right, right now.

00:57:39.929 --> 00:57:42.092
So this is,

00:57:42.132 --> 00:57:44.114
this is me circa around the same

00:57:44.153 --> 00:57:48.356
timeframe, ninety-five ish.

00:57:48.396 --> 00:57:49.297
Oh my gosh.

00:57:54.978 --> 00:58:00.864
I like that little Superman curl you got

00:58:00.925 --> 00:58:01.184
going.

00:58:01.204 --> 00:58:02.166
Yeah.

00:58:02.206 --> 00:58:02.545
Yeah.

00:58:02.565 --> 00:58:04.128
I never, I'm so mad.

00:58:04.168 --> 00:58:05.708
I wasted my good hair years now that

00:58:05.728 --> 00:58:06.230
I'm losing it.

00:58:09.605 --> 00:58:10.284
That's what I'm trying to tell you.

00:58:10.304 --> 00:58:10.784
I'm like, dude.

00:58:11.065 --> 00:58:12.666
So, but yeah, like I said, this was,

00:58:12.726 --> 00:58:14.646
I think this one came from, uh, uh,

00:58:14.706 --> 00:58:16.086
I got that, got from the Disney store.

00:58:16.106 --> 00:58:17.686
Then another nineties, this, this shirt,

00:58:17.706 --> 00:58:19.427
that goofy shirt came from the Disney

00:58:19.447 --> 00:58:20.487
store in the Galleria.

00:58:20.547 --> 00:58:25.849
So, well, speaking of,

00:58:25.869 --> 00:58:28.710
speaking of Galleria real quick, because,

00:58:29.010 --> 00:58:29.289
you know,

00:58:29.489 --> 00:58:31.471
as all girls in the nineties did,

00:58:32.210 --> 00:58:33.371
we had to go have our,

00:58:34.610 --> 00:58:36.972
we had to go have our glamor shots.

00:58:37.092 --> 00:58:37.271
Well,

00:58:38.996 --> 00:58:40.237
These were from the... Oh, sorry.

00:58:40.257 --> 00:58:41.199
There you go.

00:58:41.219 --> 00:58:43.882
Look at that girl.

00:58:43.983 --> 00:58:46.547
This was from the Riverchase Galleria.

00:58:46.706 --> 00:58:46.947
Yep.

00:58:47.047 --> 00:58:48.449
I remember it was upstairs next to...

00:58:48.550 --> 00:58:49.610
Wasn't it Parisians, I think?

00:58:49.811 --> 00:58:50.632
Glamour Shots.

00:58:50.693 --> 00:58:50.992
Yeah.

00:58:51.954 --> 00:58:52.195
So...

00:58:56.059 --> 00:58:57.099
yeah there you go yeah look at that

00:58:57.139 --> 00:59:00.420
cutie look at that right there man it's

00:59:00.440 --> 00:59:03.163
like that and then look at here i'm

00:59:03.202 --> 00:59:06.864
just so patriotic there in the glitter in

00:59:06.905 --> 00:59:08.864
the glitter jacket there there you go i

00:59:08.885 --> 00:59:10.306
need to turn it this way there you

00:59:10.365 --> 00:59:12.646
go that is jess phillips souza right there

00:59:12.666 --> 00:59:16.889
yes and then this one was always my

00:59:16.929 --> 00:59:18.769
favorite one heck yeah that's a good one

00:59:18.809 --> 00:59:19.371
that's a good one

00:59:20.110 --> 00:59:22.231
because the you know the the the denim

00:59:22.271 --> 00:59:23.652
the white denim jacket with the

00:59:23.692 --> 00:59:26.552
rhinestones on the call on the collar yeah

00:59:27.092 --> 00:59:28.793
and then olin not to be outdone but

00:59:28.853 --> 00:59:31.514
olin mills had their own their own glamour

00:59:31.833 --> 00:59:34.795
shot studio too and i've got more pictures

00:59:34.855 --> 00:59:37.956
but just for a time it's like that

00:59:37.996 --> 00:59:40.576
was oh nice look at that again there's

00:59:40.615 --> 00:59:42.836
another black denim jacket with the

00:59:42.896 --> 00:59:45.097
rhinestones and then the rhinestone

00:59:45.197 --> 00:59:46.398
earrings and everything

00:59:47.242 --> 00:59:49.762
And then yeehaw,

00:59:49.782 --> 00:59:51.224
I would say there's gotta be the cowboy

00:59:51.244 --> 00:59:51.704
hat picture.

00:59:52.463 --> 00:59:54.105
There's always the cowboy hat picture in

00:59:54.125 --> 00:59:54.565
that area.

00:59:55.965 --> 00:59:59.766
Yeah.

00:59:59.786 --> 01:00:03.208
This was, these were,

01:00:03.588 --> 01:00:05.469
I want to say this was ninety two,

01:00:06.789 --> 01:00:08.610
ninety, ninety one or ninety two.

01:00:08.670 --> 01:00:09.911
The ones I had done at the,

01:00:10.452 --> 01:00:13.853
at river chase Galleria, but yeah.

01:00:15.481 --> 01:00:16.663
Had to have those glamour shots.

01:00:17.786 --> 01:00:19.568
I did more glamour shots.

01:00:19.628 --> 01:00:21.251
I just took advantage of all that.

01:00:22.335 --> 01:00:23.175
For many years.

01:00:23.797 --> 01:00:24.358
Until they were.

01:00:26.070 --> 01:00:26.731
So did my mom,

01:00:26.751 --> 01:00:27.670
my aunts and my grandma.

01:00:27.690 --> 01:00:28.032
Yeah.

01:00:28.112 --> 01:00:29.472
Like I think, I think every late,

01:00:29.532 --> 01:00:31.693
every woman of the nineties had to have

01:00:31.733 --> 01:00:33.014
those, which I get that, that, you know,

01:00:33.034 --> 01:00:34.715
they may, you got dolled up,

01:00:34.755 --> 01:00:36.096
you got to look nice and you got

01:00:36.115 --> 01:00:37.217
to take good photo memories.

01:00:37.277 --> 01:00:38.958
I mean, it was fun.

01:00:39.057 --> 01:00:39.938
It was a lot of fun.

01:00:39.958 --> 01:00:40.998
I mean, what, you know,

01:00:41.039 --> 01:00:42.519
what girl doesn't want to go have their

01:00:42.559 --> 01:00:44.121
makeup and their hair done and then just

01:00:44.161 --> 01:00:45.181
get these, you know,

01:00:45.902 --> 01:00:47.802
outfits put on them and take pictures.

01:00:47.822 --> 01:00:51.164
I mean, now you have Snapchat filters.

01:00:53.347 --> 01:00:56.329
Hey, no, no filters, no filters on theirs.

01:00:58.951 --> 01:01:00.871
So, but I'll move on.

01:01:00.931 --> 01:01:01.532
I just, I,

01:01:01.793 --> 01:01:03.293
I realized when it was my turn,

01:01:03.333 --> 01:01:05.876
I forgot to share them.

01:01:05.916 --> 01:01:06.617
Those are wonderful.

01:01:08.478 --> 01:01:08.918
Awesome.

01:01:10.139 --> 01:01:10.800
Were you done Bo?

01:01:11.119 --> 01:01:11.541
Yeah, I'm done.

01:01:11.581 --> 01:01:11.880
Go ahead.

01:01:14.202 --> 01:01:15.344
Well, uh,

01:01:15.364 --> 01:01:16.184
you want to see my hair in?

01:01:16.204 --> 01:01:16.344
Yeah.

01:01:18.583 --> 01:01:20.905
Yeah, none basic training.

01:01:22.806 --> 01:01:24.507
We we got the habit of watching a

01:01:25.847 --> 01:01:27.889
I found my old Air Force basic training

01:01:27.929 --> 01:01:29.570
video from October of nineteen ninety

01:01:29.610 --> 01:01:29.909
four,

01:01:30.710 --> 01:01:32.972
and I caught that still frame of me

01:01:32.992 --> 01:01:33.572
running by.

01:01:33.632 --> 01:01:36.494
So, yeah, that was October of ninety four.

01:01:37.300 --> 01:01:40.865
This was this is Halloween of eighty nine.

01:01:41.887 --> 01:01:42.927
But I liked it.

01:01:42.967 --> 01:01:43.688
So I threw it in there.

01:01:43.829 --> 01:01:44.811
It's still it's eighty nine.

01:01:44.831 --> 01:01:44.931
Yeah.

01:01:45.771 --> 01:01:48.235
Yeah.

01:01:48.335 --> 01:01:49.817
And sorry for the grainy quality.

01:01:50.097 --> 01:01:51.079
I need to get a better.

01:01:51.639 --> 01:01:52.940
I need to find a scanner.

01:01:53.681 --> 01:01:54.802
Do you have any of your negatives?

01:01:55.704 --> 01:01:56.784
uh actually i do and i got a

01:01:56.905 --> 01:01:58.666
ton of my mom's negatives i'm about to

01:01:58.686 --> 01:01:59.947
say you get your negative scanner you'll

01:01:59.967 --> 01:02:01.108
be able to do some really good stuff

01:02:01.128 --> 01:02:02.869
with those yeah and i found one that

01:02:02.969 --> 01:02:04.251
i that i want but it's a little

01:02:04.291 --> 01:02:07.592
pricey right now yeah but uh but yeah

01:02:07.713 --> 01:02:08.873
i definitely am going to do that that

01:02:08.934 --> 01:02:10.195
that's a big plan that may be a

01:02:10.255 --> 01:02:13.418
retirement plan um but i would love to

01:02:14.518 --> 01:02:16.320
love to scan in some of those negatives

01:02:16.820 --> 01:02:19.442
um and get the better quality out of

01:02:19.461 --> 01:02:20.043
those but

01:02:20.663 --> 01:02:21.943
Okay, there's my freshman year,

01:02:22.503 --> 01:02:23.664
and I'm a high school band.

01:02:23.963 --> 01:02:25.204
Bo and Kevin, of course,

01:02:25.244 --> 01:02:28.083
fellow tromboners.

01:02:29.085 --> 01:02:30.885
And then this was in nineteen ninety at

01:02:31.244 --> 01:02:32.864
Disney MGM Studios,

01:02:32.905 --> 01:02:34.945
which is still is in my brain.

01:02:35.025 --> 01:02:35.746
Always will be.

01:02:35.925 --> 01:02:37.545
Yeah, that's the Dick Tracy,

01:02:38.905 --> 01:02:41.726
the Dick Tracy car, police car.

01:02:43.067 --> 01:02:45.447
That's my mom and dad and me and

01:02:45.467 --> 01:02:47.007
Magic Kingdom in nineteen ninety.

01:02:49.239 --> 01:02:50.159
Uh, my friend, Marla, uh,

01:02:51.701 --> 01:02:54.724
this was ninety one, ninety two.

01:02:54.923 --> 01:02:55.023
Hmm.

01:02:56.657 --> 01:02:58.338
And then this was my senior year as

01:02:58.358 --> 01:02:59.039
a drum major.

01:03:00.041 --> 01:03:00.661
What was the show that,

01:03:02.101 --> 01:03:03.402
what was the show that year since you're

01:03:03.443 --> 01:03:03.983
Westerned up?

01:03:04.063 --> 01:03:06.385
I'd say portraits of an old country town.

01:03:06.666 --> 01:03:08.306
You probably don't know it because it was

01:03:08.347 --> 01:03:10.047
an original written by our band director.

01:03:10.068 --> 01:03:11.289
Oh, okay.

01:03:11.409 --> 01:03:13.630
Our, my band director, uh,

01:03:13.650 --> 01:03:15.572
I'm going to just tell you guys, uh,

01:03:15.632 --> 01:03:17.673
look up Rob Grice,

01:03:18.193 --> 01:03:19.835
G R I C E. Uh,

01:03:21.155 --> 01:03:23.998
he has become actually a very well-known.

01:03:26.641 --> 01:03:27.961
high school band composer,

01:03:28.081 --> 01:03:29.282
concert band and all.

01:03:30.023 --> 01:03:31.784
I lived in China for a little bit,

01:03:33.606 --> 01:03:35.168
was a teacher there.

01:03:36.610 --> 01:03:39.092
Rob Grice made a very nice name for

01:03:39.132 --> 01:03:42.315
himself in the marching band composition

01:03:42.355 --> 01:03:42.655
world.

01:03:44.056 --> 01:03:47.920
I was fortunate to not only have him

01:03:47.960 --> 01:03:48.559
as a teacher,

01:03:48.599 --> 01:03:50.402
but to also look identical to him.

01:03:51.628 --> 01:03:52.391
Um,

01:03:52.431 --> 01:03:54.336
he and I actually went as each other

01:03:54.697 --> 01:03:55.740
for Halloween one year.

01:03:55.780 --> 01:03:56.704
We looked so much alike.

01:03:58.179 --> 01:03:58.400
So,

01:03:58.480 --> 01:03:59.599
and we got to see him not too

01:03:59.619 --> 01:04:00.099
long ago.

01:04:00.119 --> 01:04:00.300
Yeah.

01:04:01.001 --> 01:04:01.721
Uh, last year, uh,

01:04:02.300 --> 01:04:05.181
actually down in Panama city, uh,

01:04:05.202 --> 01:04:06.101
we all met up for dinner.

01:04:06.121 --> 01:04:07.322
It's first time I'd seen him in years.

01:04:07.342 --> 01:04:09.202
Uh, that's my friend.

01:04:09.222 --> 01:04:09.902
Uh, these,

01:04:10.382 --> 01:04:12.003
we had a very small senior class in

01:04:12.063 --> 01:04:14.184
my high school and band and that's

01:04:14.304 --> 01:04:16.224
Michelle and Brian and myself.

01:04:17.565 --> 01:04:19.025
Um, that was our senior band members.

01:04:19.764 --> 01:04:22.505
And then this is, yeah, that's a nineties.

01:04:22.525 --> 01:04:22.706
Yes.

01:04:22.746 --> 01:04:24.146
Uh, yes.

01:04:24.626 --> 01:04:25.766
Uh, that, uh,

01:04:27.347 --> 01:04:29.067
That was sitting on top of a rock

01:04:29.146 --> 01:04:30.748
in the middle of Central Texas.

01:04:31.568 --> 01:04:32.648
I was in the Air Force.

01:04:34.387 --> 01:04:35.829
The Air Force did let us keep our

01:04:35.849 --> 01:04:40.170
hair on top a little bit longer than

01:04:40.210 --> 01:04:41.550
what you saw in that first picture.

01:04:43.289 --> 01:04:44.570
I was getting in the Air Force.

01:04:44.590 --> 01:04:46.371
This was about ninety six.

01:04:47.990 --> 01:04:49.672
My mom came out to Texas to visit

01:04:49.692 --> 01:04:50.992
and I was in my friend's apartment.

01:04:51.992 --> 01:04:55.916
And then that's me in ninety five.

01:04:56.577 --> 01:04:56.777
Yeah.

01:04:56.858 --> 01:04:57.398
Ninety five.

01:04:58.940 --> 01:05:00.543
That is Rebecca St.

01:05:00.583 --> 01:05:00.963
James.

01:05:00.983 --> 01:05:02.525
She's a contemporary Christian music

01:05:02.625 --> 01:05:02.945
artist.

01:05:04.226 --> 01:05:07.311
She and I also share the same birthday.

01:05:08.472 --> 01:05:10.054
She's exactly one year younger than me.

01:05:12.659 --> 01:05:14.400
And that's when I was over in Saudi

01:05:14.460 --> 01:05:14.980
Arabia.

01:05:15.900 --> 01:05:18.001
This was in May of nineteen ninety seven.

01:05:18.181 --> 01:05:19.260
My friend Jean and I,

01:05:19.822 --> 01:05:21.101
this was ten o'clock at night.

01:05:21.141 --> 01:05:22.922
It was a nice balmy eighty degrees in

01:05:22.963 --> 01:05:23.382
the desert.

01:05:26.963 --> 01:05:28.244
Temperatures got up to be about one

01:05:28.264 --> 01:05:29.864
fifteen during the day.

01:05:32.806 --> 01:05:34.789
And my love for Star Trek Generations,

01:05:35.949 --> 01:05:37.771
having a good laugh with Walter Koenig,

01:05:37.811 --> 01:05:40.315
who is Chekhov in the original series,

01:05:40.574 --> 01:05:42.677
me wearing my Generation shirt.

01:05:43.217 --> 01:05:45.860
This was taken in nineteen ninety five,

01:05:46.702 --> 01:05:47.702
well after Generations.

01:05:48.083 --> 01:05:50.025
This was in New Brockton, Alabama.

01:05:50.686 --> 01:05:51.967
Right outside Enterprise.

01:05:52.027 --> 01:05:53.309
How they got him to come to the

01:05:53.349 --> 01:05:55.871
middle of a country for a visit,

01:05:55.992 --> 01:05:56.592
I don't know.

01:05:56.652 --> 01:05:57.432
But I was home.

01:05:57.452 --> 01:06:00.456
I was stationed in Biloxi at Keesler Air

01:06:00.496 --> 01:06:03.059
Force Base during this time and got wind

01:06:03.179 --> 01:06:05.822
that Walter was going to be visiting New

01:06:05.862 --> 01:06:07.242
Brockton on that weekend.

01:06:07.282 --> 01:06:07.923
So I came home.

01:06:09.351 --> 01:06:11.474
and we're laughing because mom took one

01:06:11.494 --> 01:06:13.797
picture where we're both smiling but then

01:06:13.817 --> 01:06:15.077
she said hang on i think i messed

01:06:15.117 --> 01:06:16.920
it up and he goes oh you're getting

01:06:16.980 --> 01:06:20.043
another one and then we all busted out

01:06:20.083 --> 01:06:22.425
laughing so well this was funny because

01:06:22.445 --> 01:06:23.706
this is like this is still not well

01:06:23.726 --> 01:06:24.728
i see it has the date on it

01:06:24.768 --> 01:06:27.309
was this early early digital days or it

01:06:27.329 --> 01:06:28.530
just you had to mail it off and

01:06:28.550 --> 01:06:29.713
find out if the picture was good or

01:06:29.753 --> 01:06:29.932
not

01:06:30.572 --> 01:06:31.074
Yeah.

01:06:31.094 --> 01:06:31.253
Yeah.

01:06:31.273 --> 01:06:32.894
This was done in the photo lab by

01:06:32.934 --> 01:06:33.394
camera.

01:06:33.795 --> 01:06:34.536
It had one of those,

01:06:35.275 --> 01:06:36.297
it was one of those old ones that

01:06:36.317 --> 01:06:38.117
you could like have the date.

01:06:38.878 --> 01:06:39.137
Okay.

01:06:39.157 --> 01:06:39.998
You know,

01:06:40.039 --> 01:06:42.400
stamped onto the picture and shout out to

01:06:42.420 --> 01:06:43.960
that guy in the back with the mustache.

01:06:44.242 --> 01:06:45.641
Oh yeah.

01:06:45.702 --> 01:06:46.822
That's a mustache baby.

01:06:46.842 --> 01:06:47.282
Yeah.

01:06:47.302 --> 01:06:47.963
I mean, a lot of,

01:06:47.983 --> 01:06:48.864
a lot of process there,

01:06:48.884 --> 01:06:49.985
that low button shirt,

01:06:50.005 --> 01:06:52.407
that necklace and mustache.

01:06:52.447 --> 01:06:53.567
Who was that guy?

01:06:53.586 --> 01:06:55.407
Man thought he was still in the seventies.

01:06:55.969 --> 01:06:56.829
And I want to say also,

01:06:56.849 --> 01:06:58.831
can we also acknowledge that glass Coke

01:06:58.871 --> 01:06:59.391
bottle there?

01:06:59.630 --> 01:07:02.117
you know it that's that's a styrofoam

01:07:02.157 --> 01:07:04.603
label on that label yeah i used to

01:07:04.663 --> 01:07:06.467
peel those off like yeah it was like

01:07:07.248 --> 01:07:07.969
yep yeah

01:07:10.740 --> 01:07:14.943
And then there is in the air force.

01:07:15.463 --> 01:07:18.784
That was just a, uh, airman first class.

01:07:19.545 --> 01:07:19.664
Uh,

01:07:19.684 --> 01:07:22.865
this was at my then girlfriend's senior

01:07:22.927 --> 01:07:23.206
prom.

01:07:23.226 --> 01:07:25.327
Um, she was,

01:07:27.268 --> 01:07:28.628
but I came home for a senior prom

01:07:29.510 --> 01:07:30.789
and then that's at the end of basic

01:07:30.829 --> 01:07:39.935
training in October of .

01:07:36.092 --> 01:07:36.652
And then there's, uh,

01:07:37.213 --> 01:07:39.634
that's when I was in Texas, uh,

01:07:39.815 --> 01:07:40.735
Fort hood, you know,

01:07:40.775 --> 01:07:41.496
I was in the air force,

01:07:41.516 --> 01:07:42.655
a station at an army post.

01:07:42.695 --> 01:07:43.617
It was not enjoyable.

01:07:43.936 --> 01:07:46.018
Uh, but mom had come out to visit.

01:07:46.039 --> 01:07:49.101
Uh, that's my apartment there.

01:07:49.141 --> 01:07:53.523
There's ninety five ish in the air force.

01:07:53.563 --> 01:07:55.565
And then there's me at the end of

01:07:55.605 --> 01:07:56.905
basic training right there in the middle

01:07:56.925 --> 01:07:57.806
with the baritone.

01:07:58.067 --> 01:07:58.166
Uh,

01:07:58.246 --> 01:07:59.547
I was in the air force drum and

01:07:59.568 --> 01:08:02.869
bugle core for, uh, for basic training.

01:08:02.989 --> 01:08:04.351
And so I had to play for my

01:08:04.391 --> 01:08:05.090
own graduation.

01:08:05.130 --> 01:08:05.692
It was wonderful.

01:08:06.813 --> 01:08:08.353
But that's at Lackland Air Force Base in

01:08:08.393 --> 01:08:09.213
San Antonio.

01:08:10.255 --> 01:08:12.697
There's me, my junior year of high school.

01:08:13.137 --> 01:08:14.458
My first year as drum major.

01:08:16.618 --> 01:08:18.159
And then there's Amanda.

01:08:19.740 --> 01:08:21.261
She was my girlfriend back in the ninth

01:08:21.301 --> 01:08:21.662
grade.

01:08:22.082 --> 01:08:23.384
This was at our band dance.

01:08:25.981 --> 01:08:26.903
And then, of course,

01:08:26.943 --> 01:08:28.604
y'all have heard me talk about Southwind

01:08:28.623 --> 01:08:29.904
Drum and Bucal Corps a lot.

01:08:30.546 --> 01:08:32.186
That's me in the baritone.

01:08:32.606 --> 01:08:36.350
This was our DCI South competition here in

01:08:36.390 --> 01:08:38.311
Birmingham in nineteen ninety one that

01:08:38.372 --> 01:08:39.993
summer.

01:08:40.033 --> 01:08:42.414
My plume has a gust of wind hit

01:08:42.454 --> 01:08:44.496
it and my chicken was trying to take

01:08:44.536 --> 01:08:48.498
flight on top of my head.

01:08:48.559 --> 01:08:49.619
And again, junior year,

01:08:49.899 --> 01:08:52.783
that's me and my buddy Jimmy in the

01:08:52.823 --> 01:08:54.484
middle and Brian on the other side.

01:08:54.850 --> 01:08:55.831
I just now under,

01:08:56.070 --> 01:08:57.171
I just now looking at that,

01:08:57.252 --> 01:08:58.872
I'm realizing y'all are trying to do Bill

01:08:58.893 --> 01:08:59.274
and Ted.

01:08:59.333 --> 01:09:00.094
Is that what you're doing?

01:09:00.253 --> 01:09:03.296
Uh, it was, uh, there was, we,

01:09:03.577 --> 01:09:07.079
somebody had a t-shirt that said, uh,

01:09:07.100 --> 01:09:10.242
to be is to do for what was

01:09:10.341 --> 01:09:13.725
Plato to do is to be do be

01:09:13.765 --> 01:09:14.345
do be do.

01:09:14.365 --> 01:09:14.845
You got it.

01:09:14.945 --> 01:09:15.185
Yes.

01:09:15.326 --> 01:09:16.266
And then do be do be do with

01:09:16.306 --> 01:09:16.787
Sinatra.

01:09:16.847 --> 01:09:17.068
Yes.

01:09:17.207 --> 01:09:18.628
So that's what, that's what we're doing.

01:09:19.029 --> 01:09:19.289
Okay.

01:09:19.350 --> 01:09:19.630
Gotcha.

01:09:19.649 --> 01:09:19.750
Yeah.

01:09:19.850 --> 01:09:22.271
You see, Brian is doing the Sinatra pose.

01:09:22.768 --> 01:09:23.328
Oh, okay.

01:09:23.429 --> 01:09:23.708
Okay.

01:09:23.828 --> 01:09:25.251
I'm doing the to-do is to be.

01:09:25.551 --> 01:09:27.113
Jimmy's doing the to-be is to do.

01:09:27.493 --> 01:09:28.875
And Brian's doing the do-be-do-be-do.

01:09:28.994 --> 01:09:29.515
I just thought,

01:09:29.716 --> 01:09:30.877
I would have figured y'all were doing like

01:09:30.896 --> 01:09:31.778
a Bill and Ted thing.

01:09:31.858 --> 01:09:33.298
You look like three Bill and Ted.

01:09:33.359 --> 01:09:34.220
We loved Bill and Ted.

01:09:34.239 --> 01:09:34.399
Yeah.

01:09:34.761 --> 01:09:35.400
Absolutely.

01:09:35.622 --> 01:09:37.122
But no, we were doing the.

01:09:37.182 --> 01:09:37.444
Okay.

01:09:37.764 --> 01:09:38.845
We were doing the quote on that shirt.

01:09:38.864 --> 01:09:39.365
Gotcha.

01:09:39.565 --> 01:09:40.327
Yeah.

01:09:40.606 --> 01:09:41.488
And there's Jimmy again.

01:09:41.507 --> 01:09:42.548
I mean, I don't know what I'm doing.

01:09:45.606 --> 01:09:47.569
And then that was my junior prom.

01:09:48.710 --> 01:09:51.252
I still have access to that photo back

01:09:51.993 --> 01:09:52.734
in the bedroom here.

01:09:55.436 --> 01:09:56.417
And then if you want to see what

01:09:56.457 --> 01:09:57.498
my son looks like now.

01:09:58.460 --> 01:09:59.761
Yeah.

01:10:00.141 --> 01:10:01.623
That's my son straight up and down.

01:10:01.663 --> 01:10:04.546
This was this was ninety ninety two.

01:10:04.667 --> 01:10:05.167
Yes.

01:10:05.207 --> 01:10:05.707
Junior year.

01:10:07.572 --> 01:10:09.311
Oh, yeah.

01:10:09.332 --> 01:10:10.313
And then early nineties,

01:10:10.332 --> 01:10:11.672
this is probably ninety two, ninety three.

01:10:13.052 --> 01:10:13.233
Yeah.

01:10:13.292 --> 01:10:15.634
Down at Universal Studios Florida with Kim

01:10:15.774 --> 01:10:18.975
and Liz and of course, Egon and Peter,

01:10:19.755 --> 01:10:21.194
you know, the Ghostbusters.

01:10:21.274 --> 01:10:23.055
Little did you know that later on in

01:10:23.115 --> 01:10:23.515
life.

01:10:23.855 --> 01:10:25.777
Little did I know the havoc that that

01:10:25.837 --> 01:10:27.197
fandom will cause on my life,

01:10:28.377 --> 01:10:30.097
which is why I'm not really in it

01:10:30.158 --> 01:10:30.518
right now.

01:10:30.537 --> 01:10:31.618
I'm just kidding.

01:10:32.677 --> 01:10:34.059
I devoted way too much time and money

01:10:34.078 --> 01:10:34.998
is why I'm not doing it now.

01:10:36.198 --> 01:10:37.118
And then the last one,

01:10:37.378 --> 01:10:38.921
my mom and I had one of my

01:10:38.980 --> 01:10:40.563
South one shows back in.

01:10:40.603 --> 01:10:40.823
So, yeah.

01:10:40.882 --> 01:10:41.143
All right.

01:10:44.225 --> 01:10:44.926
There's all my photos.

01:10:44.947 --> 01:10:45.127
Yeah.

01:10:46.007 --> 01:10:46.708
I thought of one more.

01:10:46.748 --> 01:10:47.590
I got to share here.

01:10:48.090 --> 01:10:49.331
I got to share.

01:10:49.350 --> 01:10:49.851
Like I said, Mitchell,

01:10:49.872 --> 01:10:50.653
we talk about wrestling.

01:10:52.577 --> 01:10:54.838
The Christmas of ninety-seven with my

01:10:54.918 --> 01:10:56.079
Sting and Hogan shirt.

01:10:56.100 --> 01:10:57.661
Nice.

01:10:57.680 --> 01:10:58.782
You still have that shirt, don't you?

01:10:58.962 --> 01:10:59.523
Yes, I do.

01:11:00.344 --> 01:11:01.364
I wore it when I met Sting,

01:11:01.385 --> 01:11:02.706
and I think Jess borrowed it when she

01:11:02.746 --> 01:11:03.206
met Sting.

01:11:03.445 --> 01:11:05.028
He loaned it to me for my Sting

01:11:05.047 --> 01:11:05.368
picture.

01:11:05.427 --> 01:11:06.248
Oh, that's right.

01:11:06.269 --> 01:11:06.828
Last year.

01:11:06.849 --> 01:11:06.929
Yeah,

01:11:06.948 --> 01:11:08.810
that's one of my few wrestling shirts I

01:11:08.831 --> 01:11:09.171
still have.

01:11:09.190 --> 01:11:10.431
A few of mine I got rid of.

01:11:11.493 --> 01:11:13.694
They either got rid of or put up,

01:11:13.715 --> 01:11:14.536
and I can't find them.

01:11:15.457 --> 01:11:16.016
Yeah, same here.

01:11:16.497 --> 01:11:16.818
I know.

01:11:17.497 --> 01:11:19.020
I think about that quite often.

01:11:19.854 --> 01:11:21.756
I still have my Royal rumble shirt from

01:11:22.037 --> 01:11:23.377
two thousand and two when it was in

01:11:23.438 --> 01:11:23.877
Atlanta.

01:11:24.838 --> 01:11:25.880
I still have it somewhere,

01:11:26.079 --> 01:11:27.900
but that's that's the oldest wrestling

01:11:27.940 --> 01:11:28.542
shirt I've got.

01:11:28.862 --> 01:11:31.304
I had so many attitude error shirts and

01:11:32.885 --> 01:11:34.365
I can't even begin to tell you if

01:11:34.466 --> 01:11:35.306
I still have them.

01:11:35.367 --> 01:11:37.788
If they got put away, what happened?

01:11:38.569 --> 01:11:39.649
It just makes me.

01:11:40.682 --> 01:11:41.103
Yeah.

01:11:41.122 --> 01:11:42.243
This makes me a little aggravated.

01:11:44.904 --> 01:11:47.145
Cause I hear you could probably also sell

01:11:47.164 --> 01:11:48.225
them for a pretty good penny.

01:11:48.246 --> 01:11:49.445
Yeah.

01:11:49.485 --> 01:11:52.386
Vintage wrestling shirts are very, very,

01:11:52.466 --> 01:11:53.747
very in high demand.

01:11:53.787 --> 01:11:54.448
If you have them.

01:11:54.728 --> 01:11:55.047
Yeah.

01:11:55.087 --> 01:11:56.708
Vintage is nineties shirts because the

01:11:56.748 --> 01:12:00.350
quality was just so much better back then.

01:12:00.369 --> 01:12:01.869
Those were some solid shirts.

01:12:02.050 --> 01:12:02.369
Yeah.

01:12:02.390 --> 01:12:03.650
Probably still some lead in the paint,

01:12:03.791 --> 01:12:04.350
the shirt paint.

01:12:04.371 --> 01:12:08.533
Yeah, absolutely.

01:12:09.153 --> 01:12:09.353
So.

01:12:10.654 --> 01:12:10.954
Well,

01:12:11.676 --> 01:12:14.057
I've enjoyed this walk down memory lane.

01:12:14.257 --> 01:12:15.139
Oh, always, always.

01:12:15.158 --> 01:12:15.719
You know, like I said,

01:12:15.738 --> 01:12:17.020
nostalgia is my drug of choice.

01:12:17.100 --> 01:12:18.320
I always look for a reason to talk

01:12:18.360 --> 01:12:19.041
stuff like this.

01:12:20.502 --> 01:12:22.904
Yeah, the nineties were a wonderful time.

01:12:23.244 --> 01:12:24.845
If you were not alive in the nineties,

01:12:27.347 --> 01:12:28.569
you missed out on a great time.

01:12:29.229 --> 01:12:29.970
You really did.

01:12:30.069 --> 01:12:31.371
It was really, honestly,

01:12:31.451 --> 01:12:33.712
like I completely agree with what Bo said

01:12:33.733 --> 01:12:34.632
at the beginning of the stream.

01:12:35.054 --> 01:12:36.574
It really was the last best decade.

01:12:37.126 --> 01:12:38.807
Yeah, it's, well, the cool thing about,

01:12:38.828 --> 01:12:39.467
like, I'm going to tell you,

01:12:39.488 --> 01:12:40.529
like I said, this is, you know,

01:12:40.548 --> 01:12:42.211
you can find different ways to enjoy it.

01:12:42.230 --> 01:12:42.690
But, like,

01:12:42.930 --> 01:12:44.872
there's a lot of channels here on YouTube

01:12:44.893 --> 01:12:45.594
that, like, people, like,

01:12:45.654 --> 01:12:47.175
I'm so glad everybody recorded stuff on

01:12:47.215 --> 01:12:49.716
VHS tape and are now digitizing and

01:12:49.756 --> 01:12:50.217
uploading it.

01:12:50.238 --> 01:12:51.257
Because I'm finding, like,

01:12:51.599 --> 01:12:52.979
there's a channel I just recently found

01:12:53.000 --> 01:12:53.940
that, like, will air, like,

01:12:54.060 --> 01:12:56.502
six to seven hour blocks of MTV.

01:12:56.823 --> 01:12:58.564
I think I've seen that, too.

01:12:58.585 --> 01:12:59.786
Yeah, what you're talking about.

01:12:59.985 --> 01:13:01.747
that and i find a few channels on

01:13:01.806 --> 01:13:03.408
either either on twitch which were

01:13:03.427 --> 01:13:05.088
broadcasting on which they kind of you

01:13:05.109 --> 01:13:06.390
know they get taken down for copyright

01:13:06.409 --> 01:13:08.011
reasons which i understand i understand

01:13:08.030 --> 01:13:10.431
protect your property at the same time

01:13:10.471 --> 01:13:11.832
though if the company's not the person

01:13:11.853 --> 01:13:13.094
doing is not making money off of it

01:13:13.173 --> 01:13:14.935
i mean you're just re-airing product

01:13:15.154 --> 01:13:16.975
either way that's just me but yeah there's

01:13:17.015 --> 01:13:18.497
fun and there's a way to enjoy some

01:13:18.516 --> 01:13:20.578
of that stuff because it's it's it's it's

01:13:20.698 --> 01:13:21.139
it's fun

01:13:22.045 --> 01:13:24.185
I always love when I found the compilation

01:13:24.246 --> 01:13:25.686
things where it's like, you know,

01:13:25.707 --> 01:13:27.887
a show or something that they've recorded

01:13:28.287 --> 01:13:29.628
and they have even the original

01:13:30.689 --> 01:13:31.448
commercials that,

01:13:31.649 --> 01:13:32.930
that went along with it too.

01:13:33.069 --> 01:13:35.091
So of course, you know, me,

01:13:35.131 --> 01:13:36.311
we've talked about it many times.

01:13:36.391 --> 01:13:38.432
I can sit and just turn on YouTube

01:13:38.893 --> 01:13:42.173
onto a commercial compilation video and

01:13:42.194 --> 01:13:44.215
just let it play and enjoy sitting there.

01:13:44.895 --> 01:13:46.996
It's yeah, it's, it's, it's so great.

01:13:47.016 --> 01:13:47.537
And like I said, it's,

01:13:48.216 --> 01:13:49.537
Mike said there, yeah, nineties.

01:13:49.596 --> 01:13:50.457
I think, I think that was cool.

01:13:50.476 --> 01:13:51.877
Like I'm glad I was a kid in

01:13:51.898 --> 01:13:53.917
the eighties and a teen in the nineties.

01:13:53.938 --> 01:13:56.099
I think that was, that was a good,

01:13:56.298 --> 01:13:58.658
good, good blend, like a good, good error.

01:13:58.798 --> 01:13:59.639
You read my mind.

01:13:59.658 --> 01:14:00.840
Cause I was going to make the same

01:14:00.880 --> 01:14:03.340
comment, you know, having the joy of,

01:14:03.500 --> 01:14:06.341
of both of those decades is, you know,

01:14:06.360 --> 01:14:07.100
where you have, you,

01:14:07.421 --> 01:14:09.121
you have your kid years with the eighties,

01:14:09.161 --> 01:14:11.502
you have your teenagers with the nineties.

01:14:11.521 --> 01:14:11.742
So yeah.

01:14:12.282 --> 01:14:14.304
And like the mind, the mind numbing thing,

01:14:14.344 --> 01:14:14.484
too,

01:14:14.503 --> 01:14:16.225
is like everything that I got kind of

01:14:16.284 --> 01:14:18.226
poked fun of for loving in the nineties

01:14:18.247 --> 01:14:19.307
are now pop culture.

01:14:19.328 --> 01:14:20.908
And it's just it's I mean,

01:14:20.988 --> 01:14:22.270
I'm not trying to it's not gatekeeping,

01:14:22.289 --> 01:14:22.810
but I'm kind of like,

01:14:23.110 --> 01:14:24.351
I like this before it was cool,

01:14:24.412 --> 01:14:25.231
but I'm glad to see it doing well.

01:14:25.252 --> 01:14:25.332
Yeah.

01:14:25.351 --> 01:14:27.793
Yeah.

01:14:27.833 --> 01:14:29.775
My both my kids really enjoy a lot

01:14:29.796 --> 01:14:31.016
of the eighties and nineties stuff,

01:14:31.037 --> 01:14:33.479
and I'm very happy that that's passing as

01:14:33.498 --> 01:14:34.760
being passed along to them.

01:14:36.260 --> 01:14:38.480
I turned thirteen in nineteen eighty nine.

01:14:39.322 --> 01:14:39.881
And so, yeah,

01:14:39.921 --> 01:14:42.662
my entire teenage years were were the

01:14:42.682 --> 01:14:45.083
nineties up in my early twenties.

01:14:46.543 --> 01:14:47.685
It was such a good time.

01:14:49.005 --> 01:14:50.525
I've had a burning passion.

01:14:51.386 --> 01:14:54.386
eighties nostalgia for so long, uh,

01:14:54.407 --> 01:14:57.327
that when I saw the, the, the memes,

01:14:57.907 --> 01:14:59.787
the trends starting to show up on all

01:14:59.806 --> 01:15:02.347
these reels over the last few weeks of,

01:15:02.467 --> 01:15:02.948
you know, dad,

01:15:02.967 --> 01:15:04.247
what were you like in the nineties?

01:15:04.667 --> 01:15:06.328
And that made me pull out some old

01:15:06.488 --> 01:15:08.529
photo albums and take those pictures and,

01:15:09.469 --> 01:15:10.029
and everything.

01:15:10.069 --> 01:15:10.429
And it just,

01:15:10.509 --> 01:15:12.949
it reminded me of a much better time.

01:15:12.989 --> 01:15:14.510
And then over this past weekend,

01:15:14.550 --> 01:15:16.289
I showed my son, uh,

01:15:16.710 --> 01:15:18.770
his mom and my wedding video from

01:15:20.828 --> 01:15:21.048
Um,

01:15:21.711 --> 01:15:23.454
and just being able to see my parents,

01:15:24.618 --> 01:15:27.744
you know, when they were in the nineties,

01:15:27.765 --> 01:15:29.510
they were in their sixties.

01:15:29.750 --> 01:15:29.890
Um,

01:15:31.404 --> 01:15:33.806
getting to see them late fifties,

01:15:33.827 --> 01:15:35.528
early sixties, um,

01:15:36.087 --> 01:15:37.948
getting to see them again at that age,

01:15:37.969 --> 01:15:38.930
you know,

01:15:38.949 --> 01:15:40.170
just how healthy they looked and

01:15:40.210 --> 01:15:42.072
everything else, you know, that,

01:15:42.112 --> 01:15:43.512
that was a cool thing.

01:15:43.592 --> 01:15:44.773
So yeah, talking about, uh,

01:15:45.052 --> 01:15:46.795
talking about digitizing as I went ahead

01:15:47.154 --> 01:15:51.698
and digitized, uh, uploaded, uploaded my,

01:15:51.818 --> 01:15:51.917
uh,

01:15:53.171 --> 01:15:56.595
their mom and my wedding video uh i'm

01:15:56.614 --> 01:15:58.537
going to call it try to color correct

01:15:58.556 --> 01:15:59.597
it and try to clean it up a

01:15:59.658 --> 01:16:01.899
little bit and then give that to them

01:16:01.961 --> 01:16:03.122
digitally so at least they'll have

01:16:03.141 --> 01:16:05.604
something of their parents yeah that's

01:16:05.684 --> 01:16:07.005
yeah that's what i mean you know it's

01:16:07.085 --> 01:16:08.546
this cool thing about where that is one

01:16:08.567 --> 01:16:09.667
thing we will talk about similar

01:16:09.707 --> 01:16:12.010
technology but at least now we have a

01:16:12.050 --> 01:16:13.110
way like you know you can kind of

01:16:13.150 --> 01:16:15.052
preserve stuff like i'm gonna one point i

01:16:15.073 --> 01:16:16.213
have a bunch of stuff i want to

01:16:16.274 --> 01:16:17.854
upload on youtube just rather having to

01:16:18.887 --> 01:16:19.849
You know, share, you know,

01:16:20.109 --> 01:16:21.770
pay the extra hosting fees on stuff.

01:16:21.810 --> 01:16:22.391
At least YouTube,

01:16:22.412 --> 01:16:23.752
you can upload so much and just make

01:16:23.792 --> 01:16:24.253
it private.

01:16:24.895 --> 01:16:25.574
Yeah.

01:16:25.595 --> 01:16:26.456
And that's what I'm gonna kind of do

01:16:26.496 --> 01:16:28.918
have like a private playlist and I'll be

01:16:28.939 --> 01:16:30.399
like, Hey, you know, give us my son.

01:16:30.420 --> 01:16:31.822
So when, Hey, I'm not around,

01:16:31.841 --> 01:16:34.244
you can show this, you know, your kids,

01:16:34.265 --> 01:16:34.965
if, you know, if I could,

01:16:35.104 --> 01:16:35.966
I get to see that, I hope,

01:16:35.985 --> 01:16:37.167
which I do, but if not,

01:16:37.387 --> 01:16:38.009
it'd be like, Hey,

01:16:38.029 --> 01:16:39.569
this is what your crazy old grandpa was

01:16:39.609 --> 01:16:40.051
like, so.

01:16:42.375 --> 01:16:44.395
Yeah, I'm really envious, though,

01:16:44.815 --> 01:16:46.457
of people who have grown up in these

01:16:46.497 --> 01:16:48.217
past few years, you know,

01:16:48.238 --> 01:16:50.479
where everything is able to be recorded at

01:16:50.498 --> 01:16:51.420
a moment's notice.

01:16:52.079 --> 01:16:52.479
You know,

01:16:52.579 --> 01:16:54.701
we had camcorders and stuff back in the

01:16:54.780 --> 01:16:56.801
eighties and nineties, but we didn't do,

01:16:57.643 --> 01:16:58.844
at least my family and I,

01:16:58.884 --> 01:17:01.385
we didn't do as much family recording as

01:17:01.425 --> 01:17:02.244
I wish we would have.

01:17:03.105 --> 01:17:07.328
Well, and you're, you created memories.

01:17:08.372 --> 01:17:11.033
for yourself and for your family with

01:17:11.054 --> 01:17:11.474
those.

01:17:12.295 --> 01:17:14.716
And you, you know,

01:17:14.775 --> 01:17:18.618
now people make videos to share with the

01:17:18.637 --> 01:17:18.978
world.

01:17:19.618 --> 01:17:20.479
Yeah.

01:17:20.519 --> 01:17:20.719
We,

01:17:20.759 --> 01:17:22.820
we made videos then just to preserve

01:17:22.841 --> 01:17:23.341
memories.

01:17:23.600 --> 01:17:23.740
Yeah.

01:17:23.780 --> 01:17:25.021
That was us living in the moment.

01:17:25.292 --> 01:17:26.954
yeah live yeah exactly living in the

01:17:26.975 --> 01:17:28.916
moment yeah and now people are trying to

01:17:28.957 --> 01:17:30.457
go viral and make money off of their

01:17:30.938 --> 01:17:32.539
things and yeah it's it's a completely

01:17:32.579 --> 01:17:35.502
different world right now but you know it

01:17:35.582 --> 01:17:38.905
on the same hand though i am happy

01:17:38.945 --> 01:17:40.367
we did not have a whole lot of

01:17:40.908 --> 01:17:42.748
videos from back then because we pulled

01:17:42.788 --> 01:17:45.872
some stuff yeah that kids today it would

01:17:45.891 --> 01:17:46.672
blow their minds

01:17:47.854 --> 01:17:51.315
what we did and never got caught you

01:17:51.336 --> 01:17:54.697
know it's it's funny that i always kind

01:17:54.737 --> 01:17:56.797
of chuckle to myself in a way whenever

01:17:56.858 --> 01:17:59.359
i hear parents just don't understand on

01:17:59.399 --> 01:18:02.360
the radio and back then it was just

01:18:02.501 --> 01:18:04.101
our anthem you know well you just don't

01:18:04.141 --> 01:18:06.262
understand you know all this i'm going

01:18:06.283 --> 01:18:08.203
through now as a parent i'm like yeah

01:18:08.283 --> 01:18:09.024
i'd probably be

01:18:09.463 --> 01:18:11.324
pretty mad if you took the keys to

01:18:11.364 --> 01:18:13.985
my brand new Porsche you know to go

01:18:14.087 --> 01:18:16.287
joyriding you know it's like it's just

01:18:16.328 --> 01:18:18.929
funny that the balance like back then when

01:18:18.969 --> 01:18:20.489
it came out we were the kids now

01:18:20.529 --> 01:18:22.051
we're the parents and you go back and

01:18:22.091 --> 01:18:25.591
listen to it you're like okay yeah well

01:18:26.033 --> 01:18:28.234
mom and dad weren't crazy they were right

01:18:28.634 --> 01:18:30.034
they knew what they were talking about

01:18:30.095 --> 01:18:30.274
yeah

01:18:30.635 --> 01:18:32.235
And on the flip side, as parents now,

01:18:32.275 --> 01:18:33.796
we understand a lot.

01:18:34.037 --> 01:18:34.278
Yes.

01:18:34.337 --> 01:18:35.958
Because especially our ages,

01:18:36.179 --> 01:18:38.159
we ushered in this technology.

01:18:38.720 --> 01:18:39.020
Yeah.

01:18:39.060 --> 01:18:39.381
You know,

01:18:40.020 --> 01:18:42.023
the kids that are born into it today,

01:18:42.483 --> 01:18:43.804
we were the early adopters.

01:18:43.844 --> 01:18:45.305
We were the ones who went from not

01:18:45.364 --> 01:18:46.666
having it to having it.

01:18:47.286 --> 01:18:47.667
Yeah.

01:18:47.827 --> 01:18:49.188
Yeah.

01:18:49.207 --> 01:18:49.768
We understand.

01:18:49.787 --> 01:18:50.788
We know what's up with all this.

01:18:51.448 --> 01:18:52.970
We're in the middle ground still, though.

01:18:52.989 --> 01:18:53.690
We have some, you know,

01:18:53.711 --> 01:18:54.931
there's some of the,

01:18:54.992 --> 01:18:56.311
our parents still ask us for help.

01:18:56.332 --> 01:18:56.953
Yeah.

01:18:58.114 --> 01:18:59.376
Not mine.

01:18:59.416 --> 01:19:03.019
Well, well, well,

01:19:03.059 --> 01:19:05.020
why don't bring that podcast down?

01:19:05.060 --> 01:19:05.320
Thanks.

01:19:05.341 --> 01:19:05.881
It's fine.

01:19:05.900 --> 01:19:08.403
It's life.

01:19:08.422 --> 01:19:08.542
I know.

01:19:08.563 --> 01:19:08.703
I know.

01:19:08.722 --> 01:19:10.463
Trust me.

01:19:10.503 --> 01:19:11.545
My mom would have laughed at it.

01:19:12.265 --> 01:19:13.686
No, not just, I just think about,

01:19:13.907 --> 01:19:16.969
you know, even in, you know,

01:19:17.088 --> 01:19:18.630
there were still, you know, we,

01:19:18.649 --> 01:19:20.372
we didn't have internet, you know,

01:19:20.431 --> 01:19:21.271
we were just, you know,

01:19:22.313 --> 01:19:23.494
Well, but remember,

01:19:23.534 --> 01:19:24.916
I was running up phone bills in ninety

01:19:24.935 --> 01:19:25.176
two.

01:19:25.356 --> 01:19:26.297
Well, yeah,

01:19:26.337 --> 01:19:28.159
but it wasn't you know what I mean?

01:19:28.300 --> 01:19:30.162
When I say that we were living life

01:19:30.242 --> 01:19:31.703
without being online.

01:19:31.904 --> 01:19:32.625
Yeah.

01:19:32.845 --> 01:19:36.368
And, you know, I'm like I said,

01:19:36.389 --> 01:19:37.791
it's just a whole different world that the

01:19:37.831 --> 01:19:40.354
kids are growing up in now than how

01:19:40.394 --> 01:19:40.613
we are.

01:19:41.054 --> 01:19:43.916
And I know everybody's going to say that.

01:19:44.077 --> 01:19:45.677
Everybody's going to say that about their

01:19:46.018 --> 01:19:47.960
time growing up and when they grew up.

01:19:48.020 --> 01:19:49.020
And like us, you know,

01:19:49.081 --> 01:19:50.761
we feel like the eighties and the nineties

01:19:51.181 --> 01:19:53.163
were the best decades for us.

01:19:53.283 --> 01:19:54.845
I'm sure our parents felt more like the

01:19:54.885 --> 01:19:58.188
sixties and seventies or fifties, sixties.

01:19:58.207 --> 01:19:59.028
Yeah.

01:20:00.088 --> 01:20:01.029
You got that, like I said,

01:20:01.050 --> 01:20:02.890
that twenty year timeframe, like I was,

01:20:03.131 --> 01:20:05.753
you know, it's an important, you know,

01:20:05.993 --> 01:20:08.296
how you were shaped and mold how you

01:20:08.376 --> 01:20:08.496
are.

01:20:08.515 --> 01:20:08.595
Yeah.

01:20:11.472 --> 01:20:12.453
It's, it's, it's, it's wild.

01:20:12.493 --> 01:20:13.894
Like I said, especially, like I said,

01:20:13.913 --> 01:20:14.833
we're getting, you know,

01:20:15.755 --> 01:20:16.475
not saying we're old,

01:20:16.515 --> 01:20:17.916
but we're not young as we were anymore.

01:20:17.935 --> 01:20:18.475
And you get that,

01:20:18.515 --> 01:20:20.197
we're near that reflection timeframe.

01:20:20.896 --> 01:20:22.257
I'm too old to be young and I'm

01:20:22.318 --> 01:20:23.038
too young to be old.

01:20:23.059 --> 01:20:23.439
Yeah.

01:20:24.538 --> 01:20:25.640
Yeah.

01:20:25.720 --> 01:20:26.900
We're, we're, we're coming at,

01:20:26.921 --> 01:20:29.921
we're fast approaching that point in our

01:20:29.962 --> 01:20:30.322
life.

01:20:30.783 --> 01:20:32.804
Not midlife crisis, midlife realization,

01:20:32.904 --> 01:20:33.203
I guess.

01:20:33.404 --> 01:20:33.823
Thank you.

01:20:33.863 --> 01:20:34.043
Yeah.

01:20:34.083 --> 01:20:35.005
That's a good, that's,

01:20:35.104 --> 01:20:36.546
that's a better way of putting it.

01:20:36.685 --> 01:20:37.046
I agree.

01:20:37.065 --> 01:20:37.185
Yeah.

01:20:38.703 --> 01:20:40.743
But one, before we go though, I do,

01:20:40.944 --> 01:20:41.145
you know,

01:20:41.185 --> 01:20:43.125
all the videos that people have been

01:20:43.164 --> 01:20:45.164
creating about the nineties and stuff.

01:20:45.966 --> 01:20:46.845
My favorite one though,

01:20:46.865 --> 01:20:48.345
has been the gas prices though.

01:20:50.966 --> 01:20:52.707
I love the video about the gas prices.

01:20:52.747 --> 01:20:53.707
That was one of my favorite ones.

01:20:53.886 --> 01:20:54.667
That one was good.

01:20:55.087 --> 01:20:55.948
Well, go on.

01:20:55.967 --> 01:20:56.648
Before we go though,

01:20:57.028 --> 01:20:57.927
you've got to hit us with some of

01:20:57.948 --> 01:20:58.448
this trivia.

01:20:58.488 --> 01:20:59.368
I want to see what we do.

01:20:59.448 --> 01:21:00.368
Oh yeah, we did.

01:21:00.788 --> 01:21:01.788
Okay.

01:21:01.868 --> 01:21:02.668
Well, really quick.

01:21:02.708 --> 01:21:03.649
We'll, we'll throw out,

01:21:03.748 --> 01:21:04.948
I'll throw some things out here.

01:21:05.689 --> 01:21:05.810
Yeah.

01:21:05.829 --> 01:21:07.489
I want to see something funny.

01:21:07.529 --> 01:21:07.729
Sure.

01:21:08.684 --> 01:21:09.144
Oh, hang on.

01:21:09.184 --> 01:21:09.444
Did it?

01:21:09.904 --> 01:21:10.164
Okay.

01:21:11.086 --> 01:21:11.947
I got to share this with y'all.

01:21:11.966 --> 01:21:14.889
We're talking about, you know,

01:21:14.929 --> 01:21:16.909
the internet and everything back in the,

01:21:17.090 --> 01:21:18.971
in the nineties here is,

01:21:20.592 --> 01:21:22.253
and I have no idea why I said

01:21:22.293 --> 01:21:26.136
this on top here is my first website

01:21:26.157 --> 01:21:31.979
from .

01:21:26.396 --> 01:21:29.179
Oh, is it, is it still up?

01:21:29.779 --> 01:21:31.121
It's on the way back machine,

01:21:31.881 --> 01:21:32.662
the internet archive.

01:21:32.930 --> 01:21:35.171
Welcome to the site that has no influence

01:21:35.212 --> 01:21:35.612
on Yoda.

01:21:35.631 --> 01:21:38.835
Wait, what?

01:21:38.875 --> 01:21:39.135
What?

01:21:39.274 --> 01:21:39.876
I don't know.

01:21:41.697 --> 01:21:41.896
Hi,

01:21:41.917 --> 01:21:43.519
thanks for stopping by my little spot on

01:21:43.538 --> 01:21:43.878
the web.

01:21:43.918 --> 01:21:44.960
My name is Brock Parker.

01:21:44.979 --> 01:21:45.780
I'm twenty years old.

01:21:46.220 --> 01:21:47.502
This is when you could, you know,

01:21:47.542 --> 01:21:49.344
before we worried about privacy.

01:21:51.685 --> 01:21:52.626
My name is Brock Parker.

01:21:52.645 --> 01:21:53.247
I'm twenty years old.

01:21:53.266 --> 01:21:54.387
I'm in the Air Force here at Fort

01:21:54.408 --> 01:21:55.087
Hood, Texas.

01:21:55.828 --> 01:21:56.649
Within these pages,

01:21:56.670 --> 01:21:57.609
who knows what you'll find.

01:21:57.671 --> 01:21:59.971
Feel free to browse around and say hi.

01:22:00.011 --> 01:22:00.813
Thanks for stopping.

01:22:00.912 --> 01:22:01.594
I don't know if I want to say.

01:22:02.694 --> 01:22:03.493
A-S-L.

01:22:04.114 --> 01:22:06.136
Oh, yeah, definitely.

01:22:06.655 --> 01:22:07.997
Oh, look, sign the guest book, y'all.

01:22:08.016 --> 01:22:09.898
Oh, sign the guest book.

01:22:09.978 --> 01:22:10.537
Oh, my gosh.

01:22:10.757 --> 01:22:11.578
My sports interest.

01:22:12.899 --> 01:22:14.600
Oh, wow.

01:22:14.739 --> 01:22:15.140
Okay.

01:22:15.260 --> 01:22:16.119
Oh, wait a minute.

01:22:16.400 --> 01:22:17.060
What did you say?

01:22:17.081 --> 01:22:18.041
Do you want me to read this?

01:22:18.341 --> 01:22:18.902
Go ahead.

01:22:19.301 --> 01:22:20.922
What was twenty-year-old Brock's the...

01:22:20.943 --> 01:22:21.082
Mindset.

01:22:21.103 --> 01:22:21.182
Yeah.

01:22:24.354 --> 01:22:24.715
Okay.

01:22:26.136 --> 01:22:26.496
I don't know.

01:22:26.515 --> 01:22:27.095
This is NASCAR.

01:22:27.435 --> 01:22:28.655
Hang on.

01:22:28.676 --> 01:22:30.176
That was back when NASCAR was still good.

01:22:30.596 --> 01:22:32.476
Yeah, it was baseball and NASCAR.

01:22:32.596 --> 01:22:33.016
Let's see.

01:22:33.417 --> 01:22:33.938
To start it.

01:22:34.457 --> 01:22:35.217
Okay.

01:22:35.997 --> 01:22:37.979
Hang on.

01:22:38.019 --> 01:22:38.679
Good night.

01:22:38.939 --> 01:22:40.498
Y'all can tell I've always been a writer.

01:22:42.380 --> 01:22:42.720
Here it is.

01:22:42.760 --> 01:22:43.720
September, nineteen ninety four.

01:22:43.739 --> 01:22:44.340
I'm at Lackland.

01:22:44.621 --> 01:22:45.621
Yeah, I'm not going to read all this.

01:22:45.801 --> 01:22:46.060
Okay.

01:22:46.081 --> 01:22:46.720
I don't want to bore it.

01:22:46.740 --> 01:22:48.841
Y'all just save this for one of your

01:22:48.881 --> 01:22:50.341
blog posts here on the actual.

01:22:50.362 --> 01:22:51.822
Look.

01:22:55.929 --> 01:22:56.849
Oh my gosh,

01:22:56.868 --> 01:22:59.029
y'all absolutely did not archive that one.

01:22:59.909 --> 01:23:00.850
You should be ashamed.

01:23:00.911 --> 01:23:02.350
It was a bunch of pictures from Star

01:23:02.390 --> 01:23:04.051
Trek's anniversary convention.

01:23:05.233 --> 01:23:07.833
Oh, you didn't archive it.

01:23:08.613 --> 01:23:11.854
They didn't archive it.

01:23:11.954 --> 01:23:13.855
I'll put that as a blog post on

01:23:13.895 --> 01:23:15.957
BatmanGeeks.com.

01:23:15.997 --> 01:23:17.238
There you go.

01:23:17.398 --> 01:23:18.478
I will put that on there.

01:23:18.618 --> 01:23:19.859
I got to see this when we get

01:23:19.918 --> 01:23:20.198
off the

01:23:21.921 --> 01:23:22.962
I got to see this when I get

01:23:23.023 --> 01:23:24.722
off the live stream here.

01:23:24.802 --> 01:23:27.024
Yeah, it's pathetic.

01:23:27.043 --> 01:23:28.104
I've always been a writer, though.

01:23:28.125 --> 01:23:29.984
I mean, it's what I do,

01:23:30.024 --> 01:23:30.805
what I get paid for,

01:23:31.246 --> 01:23:34.087
even to this day.

01:23:34.367 --> 01:23:35.407
Okay, let's see.

01:23:36.807 --> 01:23:37.328
I'm sorry.

01:23:37.828 --> 01:23:39.408
I almost forgot about the trivia.

01:23:39.429 --> 01:23:39.509
Yeah.

01:23:40.389 --> 01:23:41.489
Let's see.

01:23:41.590 --> 01:23:42.470
Okay, so.

01:23:42.489 --> 01:23:43.831
Thanks for hanging here late with us

01:23:43.850 --> 01:23:44.270
tonight, y'all.

01:23:44.511 --> 01:23:45.091
It's all good.

01:23:45.331 --> 01:23:46.631
Everybody's just having a good time.

01:23:47.622 --> 01:23:50.145
okay so playing to y'all's strengths what

01:23:50.185 --> 01:23:51.706
video game was the first ever to be

01:23:51.746 --> 01:23:56.769
played in space space invaders i'm gonna

01:23:56.788 --> 01:23:58.189
go just go with the i don't think

01:23:58.250 --> 01:24:00.011
obvious i'm gonna say pong but probably

01:24:00.070 --> 01:24:03.493
wrong it's nineties trivia nineties okay

01:24:03.512 --> 01:24:06.675
so nineties first video game played in

01:24:06.694 --> 01:24:12.118
space nukem i'll say we'll just say mario

01:24:13.338 --> 01:24:13.779
tetris

01:24:14.911 --> 01:24:17.612
Okay.

01:24:17.692 --> 01:24:18.511
I gotcha.

01:24:20.131 --> 01:24:21.953
What was the first rap song to hit

01:24:21.993 --> 01:24:23.592
number one on the Billboard Hot One

01:24:23.632 --> 01:24:24.634
Hundred in the nineties?

01:24:24.953 --> 01:24:25.753
In the nineties.

01:24:27.073 --> 01:24:27.713
Jen Juice.

01:24:30.114 --> 01:24:31.175
No, before that was.

01:24:34.336 --> 01:24:34.876
This is early.

01:24:35.036 --> 01:24:37.117
Was it?

01:24:37.157 --> 01:24:37.337
Nope.

01:24:37.777 --> 01:24:39.497
I know Rappers Delight was eighties.

01:24:39.516 --> 01:24:39.676
Yeah.

01:24:42.057 --> 01:24:42.677
Nineties.

01:24:44.667 --> 01:24:46.148
I'm going to go with Sir Mix-a-Lot.

01:24:46.207 --> 01:24:46.408
Nope.

01:24:46.627 --> 01:24:48.009
All right.

01:24:48.029 --> 01:24:49.109
It says Ice Ice Baby.

01:24:49.791 --> 01:24:50.451
Oh.

01:24:51.412 --> 01:24:52.313
Well.

01:24:52.332 --> 01:24:52.932
The extreme.

01:24:53.634 --> 01:24:54.094
Yeah.

01:24:54.113 --> 01:24:55.494
Go Ninja, go Ninja, go.

01:24:55.574 --> 01:24:56.114
Exactly.

01:24:56.475 --> 01:24:58.516
What was the best selling video game

01:24:58.556 --> 01:24:59.858
console of the nineties?

01:25:00.359 --> 01:25:01.019
Super Nintendo.

01:25:01.219 --> 01:25:01.960
Super Nintendo.

01:25:02.119 --> 01:25:03.360
This says Sony PlayStation.

01:25:03.480 --> 01:25:04.140
Oh, PlayStation.

01:25:04.161 --> 01:25:04.942
That makes sense.

01:25:05.162 --> 01:25:06.023
That's later nineties.

01:25:06.063 --> 01:25:06.323
Yeah.

01:25:06.342 --> 01:25:06.542
Yeah.

01:25:06.962 --> 01:25:07.604
That makes sense.

01:25:07.623 --> 01:25:08.484
Yeah.

01:25:08.564 --> 01:25:11.186
What Soda's working name was Mountain Dew

01:25:11.207 --> 01:25:11.646
Killer?

01:25:12.768 --> 01:25:12.908
What?

01:25:13.487 --> 01:25:16.128
What soda's working name was Mountain Dew

01:25:16.149 --> 01:25:16.569
Killer?

01:25:17.009 --> 01:25:17.890
I'm gonna say Surge.

01:25:18.329 --> 01:25:18.670
There you go.

01:25:18.689 --> 01:25:18.850
Nice.

01:25:19.671 --> 01:25:20.011
Surge.

01:25:22.353 --> 01:25:24.613
What band is featured on Beavis' t-shirt?

01:25:25.493 --> 01:25:26.854
Metallica.

01:25:27.735 --> 01:25:29.056
I'm just kind of going through hitting a

01:25:29.096 --> 01:25:29.296
couple.

01:25:29.356 --> 01:25:30.997
Or Death Rock, depending on the promotion.

01:25:31.018 --> 01:25:31.377
Yeah.

01:25:33.259 --> 01:25:35.359
Tamagotchi is a combination of two

01:25:35.400 --> 01:25:36.961
Japanese words that mean what?

01:25:36.980 --> 01:25:39.962
I don't know Pokemon is probably monster,

01:25:40.023 --> 01:25:40.264
but.

01:25:41.583 --> 01:25:42.564
Egg and friend.

01:25:42.898 --> 01:25:47.279
egg and friend okay uh let's see what

01:25:47.340 --> 01:25:49.220
fad toy was feared to be a tool

01:25:49.260 --> 01:25:56.342
for foreign spies furby there you go yeah

01:25:56.363 --> 01:25:57.323
um give me just i'm just like i'm

01:25:57.342 --> 01:25:59.923
just scanning through a couple of them oh

01:25:59.944 --> 01:26:01.963
this one's too easy what star was going

01:26:02.685 --> 01:26:04.784
what okay what star was going to play

01:26:04.845 --> 01:26:07.365
two-faced in a cancelled third tim burton

01:26:07.386 --> 01:26:09.567
batman film i know

01:26:11.041 --> 01:26:12.400
I want to see.

01:26:13.261 --> 01:26:13.942
Come on.

01:26:14.082 --> 01:26:14.721
Come on.

01:26:14.742 --> 01:26:16.881
What star was going to play Two-Face?

01:26:16.902 --> 01:26:17.402
Going to play.

01:26:17.841 --> 01:26:20.403
In a canceled third Tim Burton Batman

01:26:20.422 --> 01:26:20.962
film.

01:26:21.063 --> 01:26:21.643
I know it's him,

01:26:21.682 --> 01:26:22.222
but I don't want to.

01:26:22.302 --> 01:26:22.922
No, go ahead.

01:26:23.064 --> 01:26:23.984
Robin Williams.

01:26:24.663 --> 01:26:25.363
No.

01:26:25.384 --> 01:26:26.363
Was it not Robin Williams?

01:26:26.944 --> 01:26:27.543
Two-Face.

01:26:27.604 --> 01:26:28.725
No, he was going to be the Riddler.

01:26:29.064 --> 01:26:29.284
Oh,

01:26:29.845 --> 01:26:31.925
was it going to be Billy Dee replies

01:26:31.965 --> 01:26:32.484
in his role?

01:26:32.666 --> 01:26:33.485
Billy Dee Williams.

01:26:33.565 --> 01:26:33.845
Nice.

01:26:33.966 --> 01:26:34.086
Yeah.

01:26:35.246 --> 01:26:36.106
Okay, yeah, that's what I'm thinking.

01:26:36.127 --> 01:26:36.846
I was thinking Robin Williams.

01:26:36.907 --> 01:26:37.587
I was thinking Riddler.

01:26:37.766 --> 01:26:38.106
Riddler.

01:26:38.488 --> 01:26:38.787
Yeah,

01:26:38.828 --> 01:26:40.207
I realized where you were going with that.

01:26:40.547 --> 01:26:41.168
You were close.

01:26:41.208 --> 01:26:42.009
You had a Williams,

01:26:42.048 --> 01:26:43.489
just not the right one.

01:26:43.810 --> 01:26:44.189
Yeah,

01:26:44.210 --> 01:26:45.409
because then that was when they were

01:26:45.449 --> 01:26:47.011
wanting to do Damon Wayans.

01:26:47.470 --> 01:26:48.752
No, not Damon.

01:26:48.771 --> 01:26:51.113
What was one of the Wayans brothers that

01:26:51.132 --> 01:26:51.953
was going to be Robin?

01:26:52.632 --> 01:26:54.213
That was another one of his things he

01:26:54.234 --> 01:26:54.974
was pitching for.

01:26:54.993 --> 01:26:56.935
Oh, yeah.

01:26:57.055 --> 01:26:57.935
It was a Keenan Ivory Wayans.

01:26:58.076 --> 01:26:58.956
No, no, no.

01:26:59.036 --> 01:26:59.935
It was one of the younger ones.

01:27:00.037 --> 01:27:00.556
Marlon?

01:27:00.756 --> 01:27:02.216
It might have been Marlon or Sean,

01:27:02.277 --> 01:27:03.238
one of the younger ones, yeah.

01:27:03.257 --> 01:27:03.318
Huh.

01:27:04.161 --> 01:27:05.940
Who was the only star to appear in

01:27:06.140 --> 01:27:08.082
all two hundred and fifteen episodes of

01:27:08.122 --> 01:27:10.662
Family Matters?

01:27:10.962 --> 01:27:11.182
Urkel.

01:27:12.523 --> 01:27:14.884
Nope.

01:27:14.904 --> 01:27:15.104
Not Urkel.

01:27:15.123 --> 01:27:15.904
Had to be Carl.

01:27:16.344 --> 01:27:17.404
Yeah.

01:27:17.423 --> 01:27:18.003
Oh, Reg.

01:27:18.283 --> 01:27:21.005
Our buddy Reg.

01:27:21.364 --> 01:27:21.904
Let's see.

01:27:22.225 --> 01:27:24.206
Sorry if those were not as exciting as

01:27:24.225 --> 01:27:24.326
y'all.

01:27:25.225 --> 01:27:25.786
No, no, no.

01:27:25.826 --> 01:27:27.527
These are fun.

01:27:27.546 --> 01:27:28.346
Let's see.

01:27:28.787 --> 01:27:29.627
That's the other thing we thought.

01:27:29.667 --> 01:27:31.347
Nineties TV.

01:27:31.368 --> 01:27:32.768
Movies quote movie quotes.

01:27:33.840 --> 01:27:34.740
What character said,

01:27:34.761 --> 01:27:35.942
do you understand the words that are

01:27:35.962 --> 01:27:36.923
coming out of my mouth?

01:27:36.944 --> 01:27:40.528
Oh, it's Chris rock from Chris,

01:27:40.688 --> 01:27:41.969
Chris Tucker from rush hour.

01:27:41.988 --> 01:27:42.069
Yeah.

01:27:44.072 --> 01:27:45.092
This character said,

01:27:45.233 --> 01:27:46.875
I see dead people in what movie?

01:27:47.796 --> 01:27:50.458
Sixth sense.

01:27:50.578 --> 01:27:51.100
I can't remember.

01:27:51.119 --> 01:27:51.319
Yeah.

01:27:51.560 --> 01:27:52.421
Haley Joel Osment.

01:27:52.440 --> 01:27:54.203
Uh, let's see.

01:27:57.806 --> 01:27:58.728
Dead air.

01:27:58.787 --> 01:28:00.690
Oh, sorry.

01:28:01.391 --> 01:28:03.234
In the movie Forrest Gump released in

01:28:03.394 --> 01:28:04.336
nineteen ninety four,

01:28:04.435 --> 01:28:06.358
Forrest compares life to what?

01:28:06.698 --> 01:28:09.962
Box of chocolates.

01:28:09.983 --> 01:28:10.564
Let's see.

01:28:12.006 --> 01:28:13.046
That was too easy.

01:28:13.287 --> 01:28:13.908
Sorry, guys.

01:28:16.434 --> 01:28:17.295
I'll show you a fun fact.

01:28:17.354 --> 01:28:18.355
I remember seeing Forrest Gump.

01:28:18.376 --> 01:28:20.016
We saw it in Tuscaloosa in the,

01:28:20.056 --> 01:28:21.899
the current university football team was

01:28:21.918 --> 01:28:23.220
in there watching that movie the same time

01:28:23.260 --> 01:28:24.140
I saw Forrest Gump.

01:28:24.161 --> 01:28:24.541
So that was,

01:28:24.780 --> 01:28:26.042
that was fun seeing the team get a

01:28:26.101 --> 01:28:27.063
roar out of the, uh,

01:28:27.103 --> 01:28:28.344
the scene where he was playing football.

01:28:28.363 --> 01:28:32.427
Do you remember who played, uh,

01:28:32.488 --> 01:28:33.087
Bear Bryant?

01:28:33.809 --> 01:28:35.130
Oh, who was it?

01:28:36.730 --> 01:28:37.492
I'm blanking right now.

01:28:37.551 --> 01:28:38.252
I can see his face.

01:28:38.273 --> 01:28:38.712
Who was he?

01:28:38.993 --> 01:28:39.634
Sonny Schroyer,

01:28:39.734 --> 01:28:40.835
Enos from the Dukes of Hazzard.

01:28:43.729 --> 01:28:44.470
That's awesome.

01:28:44.609 --> 01:28:46.091
I never, now that you say that.

01:28:46.131 --> 01:28:47.233
Oh, wow.

01:28:47.252 --> 01:28:48.614
That's why it surprised me when,

01:28:48.654 --> 01:28:49.655
when I saw him, I'm like, oh,

01:28:49.676 --> 01:28:50.296
that's Enos.

01:28:50.337 --> 01:28:51.278
And he goes, run,

01:28:51.318 --> 01:28:52.158
you dumb son of a,

01:28:52.179 --> 01:28:56.923
and I was like, Enos, no.

01:28:56.963 --> 01:28:57.524
He can run.

01:29:00.721 --> 01:29:02.341
So I'm trying to dig up some more.

01:29:02.402 --> 01:29:02.761
But, I mean,

01:29:02.782 --> 01:29:03.903
we can go ahead and end if we

01:29:03.943 --> 01:29:04.603
want to right now.

01:29:04.703 --> 01:29:05.842
I was enjoying the trivia.

01:29:05.903 --> 01:29:06.884
I think we need to do it.

01:29:06.904 --> 01:29:08.423
That should be another next episode.

01:29:08.463 --> 01:29:09.324
We should.

01:29:09.404 --> 01:29:10.225
Or not next episode.

01:29:10.404 --> 01:29:12.166
We need to do a trivia night.

01:29:12.826 --> 01:29:14.826
Hey, I'm trying to unload my house.

01:29:15.266 --> 01:29:17.287
Maybe we can do a giveaway if we

01:29:17.327 --> 01:29:18.847
get enough people in the chat to

01:29:18.868 --> 01:29:19.587
participate.

01:29:20.188 --> 01:29:20.328
Well,

01:29:20.368 --> 01:29:21.868
maybe we can do a giveaway for the

01:29:21.889 --> 01:29:22.029
trivia.

01:29:22.048 --> 01:29:24.270
Do some pre-promotion and I'm down.

01:29:24.350 --> 01:29:24.550
Yeah.

01:29:25.600 --> 01:29:26.460
I got stuff to give away.

01:29:26.701 --> 01:29:27.060
Trust me.

01:29:28.041 --> 01:29:28.902
Where did you go?

01:29:28.921 --> 01:29:29.862
You give away Jessica.

01:29:33.703 --> 01:29:34.703
Stick baby in a quarter.

01:29:37.666 --> 01:29:38.945
I clicked the wrong thing.

01:29:38.966 --> 01:29:40.346
I clicked the wrong thing.

01:29:41.268 --> 01:29:44.248
Oh, well, you know, come back in here.

01:29:45.662 --> 01:29:46.643
Par for the course,

01:29:46.682 --> 01:29:48.503
the way the podcast is going tonight.

01:29:48.703 --> 01:29:51.885
I mean, you know, this has been fun.

01:29:51.925 --> 01:29:53.244
We got four people watching.

01:29:53.305 --> 01:29:54.765
So, you know, everybody's,

01:29:55.065 --> 01:29:58.386
everybody's a snooze down on us.

01:29:58.407 --> 01:29:59.027
Sorry guys.

01:29:59.046 --> 01:29:59.266
Oh yeah.

01:29:59.907 --> 01:30:02.927
Maybe we need to do like an interactive

01:30:02.967 --> 01:30:03.247
trivia.

01:30:03.268 --> 01:30:04.269
We need to come up with,

01:30:04.309 --> 01:30:06.548
with a way for, you know,

01:30:06.569 --> 01:30:08.590
like to do with the Jack box games

01:30:08.649 --> 01:30:09.489
or the yeah.

01:30:10.990 --> 01:30:11.131
Yeah.

01:30:11.150 --> 01:30:11.430
Whatever.

01:30:12.530 --> 01:30:12.711
Yeah.

01:30:12.791 --> 01:30:13.030
We need,

01:30:13.070 --> 01:30:14.131
we need to find some way to do

01:30:14.192 --> 01:30:15.091
more interactive stuff.

01:30:16.476 --> 01:30:18.097
on here oh i agree that would be

01:30:18.137 --> 01:30:20.319
fun that'd be a lot of fun so

01:30:20.500 --> 01:30:24.523
okay well we love the nineties we missed

01:30:24.542 --> 01:30:27.645
the nineties um that was definitely the

01:30:27.685 --> 01:30:29.787
last best decade because the world has

01:30:29.868 --> 01:30:32.810
gone to you know where since uh the

01:30:32.890 --> 01:30:34.791
the two thousand from the year two

01:30:34.810 --> 01:30:35.412
thousand on

01:30:37.252 --> 01:30:40.213
Nah.

01:30:40.613 --> 01:30:40.713
Nah.

01:30:40.734 --> 01:30:41.453
Especially current day.

01:30:42.654 --> 01:30:44.395
Maybe we are in some alternate timeline

01:30:44.654 --> 01:30:46.015
because of the Y-IIK virus.

01:30:46.354 --> 01:30:46.875
Maybe so.

01:30:47.335 --> 01:30:48.376
I think so.

01:30:48.416 --> 01:30:50.435
I'd be willing to be there.

01:30:51.697 --> 01:30:52.256
Send me back.

01:30:52.277 --> 01:30:53.457
Calgon, take me away.

01:30:57.618 --> 01:30:58.177
So far,

01:30:58.337 --> 01:31:00.118
the last twenty six years have proven to

01:31:00.158 --> 01:31:01.939
be not that great.

01:31:03.243 --> 01:31:04.622
I miss the eighties and nineties for sure.

01:31:05.224 --> 01:31:06.444
Well, that's why I say, you know,

01:31:07.123 --> 01:31:07.845
you know, you, you,

01:31:07.885 --> 01:31:09.404
you handle what you got your, you know,

01:31:09.444 --> 01:31:11.105
you gotta be the adult about some things,

01:31:11.126 --> 01:31:11.966
but that's what you need to do.

01:31:12.006 --> 01:31:13.166
Go on, put something,

01:31:13.466 --> 01:31:14.226
put some comfort watch.

01:31:14.247 --> 01:31:15.707
Like I'm visiting a comfort watch and

01:31:15.947 --> 01:31:17.028
rewatch DS nine.

01:31:17.787 --> 01:31:18.488
That's what I'm thinking.

01:31:18.528 --> 01:31:18.887
Cause I've been,

01:31:18.967 --> 01:31:20.168
I've been looking for some new trick to

01:31:20.208 --> 01:31:21.668
watch and I've forgotten the majority of

01:31:21.708 --> 01:31:22.248
DS nine.

01:31:22.269 --> 01:31:23.770
Cause it's been the one I've least it

01:31:23.789 --> 01:31:25.069
and Voyager has been the least watched of

01:31:25.090 --> 01:31:25.430
my two.

01:31:25.470 --> 01:31:26.751
And I think I'm going to go revisit

01:31:26.791 --> 01:31:27.371
DS nine.

01:31:28.402 --> 01:31:31.682
We have picked back up Next Gen.

01:31:31.703 --> 01:31:33.404
We're back in the middle of season four.

01:31:33.863 --> 01:31:34.543
Nice, nice.

01:31:34.604 --> 01:31:38.664
And I've never watched Deep Space Nine.

01:31:38.765 --> 01:31:39.926
It's a little slow going,

01:31:39.966 --> 01:31:43.827
the first season, but then...

01:31:47.028 --> 01:31:48.509
There's been some good things that had

01:31:48.548 --> 01:31:48.929
happened.

01:31:50.364 --> 01:31:53.947
I hit a very tumultuous time in between

01:31:54.787 --> 01:31:56.688
two thousand fifteen,

01:31:56.787 --> 01:31:59.489
two thousand fourteen and two thousand

01:31:59.550 --> 01:31:59.930
eighteen.

01:32:00.670 --> 01:32:01.490
Very tumultuous.

01:32:02.911 --> 01:32:06.393
Those years can kick rocks for a myriad

01:32:06.432 --> 01:32:07.113
of reasons.

01:32:07.154 --> 01:32:08.914
Just I mean, again,

01:32:08.954 --> 01:32:09.675
not to bring it down,

01:32:09.694 --> 01:32:12.817
but this upcoming Friday will be the tenth

01:32:12.856 --> 01:32:14.176
anniversary of my mom dying.

01:32:14.377 --> 01:32:16.217
So, yeah,

01:32:16.257 --> 01:32:19.000
twenty sixteen was a terrible year all the

01:32:19.020 --> 01:32:19.399
way around.

01:32:21.180 --> 01:32:22.822
if you know me you know why that's

01:32:22.902 --> 01:32:24.443
not the only bad thing that happened that

01:32:24.483 --> 01:32:28.125
year yeah but uh yeah give me the

01:32:28.145 --> 01:32:30.806
eighties and nineties for sure yeah

01:32:30.846 --> 01:32:34.729
absolutely so all right well we have gone

01:32:34.849 --> 01:32:37.211
an hour and a half tonight reminiscing and

01:32:37.310 --> 01:32:39.452
we uh we thank you all for for

01:32:39.511 --> 01:32:41.514
being on here we've got quite a few

01:32:41.533 --> 01:32:43.675
viewers still uh still sitting here i see

01:32:43.694 --> 01:32:45.876
and thank you for being with us thanks

01:32:45.895 --> 01:32:46.596
for hanging

01:32:47.622 --> 01:32:48.521
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01:33:00.769 --> 01:33:02.128
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01:33:51.529 --> 01:33:52.909
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01:33:52.949 --> 01:33:53.550
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And Kevin will hopefully be with us and

01:33:57.770 --> 01:33:58.771
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