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America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Dr. G and Mr. Reagan Discuss the Original "Ghostbusters" Film
"Is kind of a sui generis movie. It's its own category, isn't it? I mean, it's comedy, but it's Supernatural. It doesn't fit into any other category, right? No, up until I would say probably about maybe ten years ago or something like that. I never even considered it a comedy. Somebody mentioned that it was a comedy sort of like Back to the Future. People mentioned that these movies are comedies from time to time and you don't really think too much about it. But when I was a little boy, possibly because I didn't understand the jokes. Because, you know, a lot of kids love this movie. But we didn't love it 'cause it was funny. We loved it because it was this epic adventure. And I look at this. Look at this. Look at this scene. Special effect here of the eggs cooking was actually the eggs cooking. They actually turned that island into a hot plate. I mean, this is, this is old school, but isn't it perfect? Oh, brilliant, brightly done. And actually, when I was a kid, that alone freaked me out. 'cause if you're like a 5 6 year old kid and you're seeing that happen, you're like, what the hell is going on with those eggs? And her expression is perfect. I gotta say, so Gordon weaver's performance in this film. She's not really my type. I wouldn't say she's my type. If you want to see my type, watch the music video of the song Ghostbusters. That chick is hot. But it's according to weaver isn't really my kind of girl. But her performance is so good she sells it. She sells it as being sexy. She sells it as being vulnerable. She sells it as being concerned as being intellectual. And Bill Murray at the beginning. Her and Bill Murray, I just said, are you like some game show host? You're not a scientist. Great line as well. And when you're an adult, you get those lines. If you're older, you watch it again. She's like, you don't see much like a scientist. And he's like, yeah, scientists are pretty stiff, I guess. She goes, you're more like a game show host. And he's,
WGN Radio
"bill murray" Discussed on WGN Radio
"What happened was the armorer, the person who handled the guns left and the prop man was there and didn't know the right gun to hand to them. And so the whole brand and lease and changed the landscape of how people handle weapons on the set. And certainly in rust, there were there were problems, the armor had to have checked that gun. You know, I'm giving guns a lot. I've been fired. People fire guns at me and I fire guns a lot. And it's never really the actor who says like, well, let me check this gun. They have a professional who comes in, shows the entire cast. This is empty. You see this gun is empty. And for whatever reason on rust, that procedure didn't quite happen. And it's always tragic. There's so many possibilities of tragedy happening on a set, not just with guns on the set, but any kind of special effects is so dangerous. And it's a dangerous profession. And evidently, evidently. It's horrible, it could be horribly tragic. Horribly tragic. Stephen tobolowsky is on a phone line who has been generous with his time and enthusiasm for the movie Groundhog Day and what it means to Chicago's Woodstock, Illinois. We're visiting with Stephen tobolowsky, who is Ned in Groundhog Day, and with Groundhog Day being Thursday, who better to talk to than the groundhog days committee chairman, and that is Rick Belair's in Woodstock, Illinois, a Rick what are you guys going to do this year? What's it going to be like for the 30 year anniversary of the movie? How many years have you all been doing this up there anyway? It started almost right away. So the movie was filmed in 92. It came out in 93. So this is the 30th anniversary of the release of the movie. And there were a couple of local business people in 94 who crossed paths on Groundhog Day and said, we should be doing something. And so the first gathering was officially in 1995 and it was a handful of people. And it's grown ever since and this year we'll have a couple thousand people in attendance in the park in the town square. I would think that they would have made the movie in the town where it's known for Groundhog Day, but no, it's the other way around. You said, well, if they're going to make a movie about it, we'll dive in, huh? So the story is and bob Hudgens will be back with us again this year leading the walking tour around town to see some of the sites you can step in the puddle where Bill Murray stepped over and over again. Take a tour of the bed and breakfast. But the story that bob Hudgens tells is that Harold Ramis and Bill Murray both being from Chicago wanted to work closer to home. They had been looking all over the Midwest for towns to film it in. And when they pulled up on the Woodstock square, Harold Ramis went up in the bell tower of the Woodstock opera house, looked down and said, this will do make it happen. And the movie came. So then when do you check to see if the groundhog sees its shadow? So the main event is the prognostication with our live groundhog Woodstock Willie. That's at 7 o'clock, Thursday morning. It's as free event, but don't forget your booties because it's cold out there. You'll be standing in the snow in the park in the town square. That's the main event, but other things throughout the weekend we have the movie on the big screen in the Woodstock theater. We tie into places around town that you see in the movie. You can go to the dinner dance at the Woodstock moose. That's where they filmed the bachelor auction. As I said, you can take tours of the bed and breakfast. You can go bowling in the bowling alley where build drinks with his friends debating whether his glasses have full or half empty. Especially event for the 30th anniversary, we're really happy to have Danny ribbon coming back. Danny wrote the original story for Groundhog Day, worked with Harold Ramis creating the script and many years later turned worked with Tim mentioned to turn Groundhog Day into a Broadway musical. Danny was here in 2014 and we're happy to have him coming back at 2 o'clock on Thursday afternoon ground hug day. He'll be telling stories about where the idea came from, how many days there were in Groundhog Day what it was like working with Harold Ramis on the movie and also that's free in the Woodstock opera house at two on Thursday. So we're happy to have Danny coming back. This is the cafe still in existence or was it actually a cafe where a lot of the scenes were shot? It was an empty shell of a building back in 92 things weren't very robust around town. There were lots of empty buildings. That was one of them. And so Hollywood turned that into a diner. It is now a lovely Mexican restaurant right now. So you can go in and sit at the table where Bill Murray stuffed his face with danishes, but you'll have to have tacos or burritos today. You know, you were talking about that scene with Steve and Tobias and Bill Murray, the Bing, they came back Steven and Bill Murray came back to town a few years ago in 2019, the Super Bowl was on ground hug day and an advertising agency had the brilliant idea of having a Groundhog Day commercial in the Super Bowl on Groundhog Day. So Steven and Bill Murray were here recreating the scene almost 30 years later. It was so much fun having them back. I think I remember that Steven. I think Steven's still on the line. Are you still there, Steven? I'm still here like smiling ear to ear listening to Rick's house. The thing about that commercial that was so nuts Rick is that, you know, I've been back for a Groundhog Day whenever I'm not working here. It's fun to go back and I go back with my wife and we go to the town square and we have all that great time and kind of relive it walking through that, but when Bill and I did that commercial the Toyota
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bill murray" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"One of the men that you also write about is Bill Murray. And you talk about working with him and you describe, I mean, I thought I'd let you describe it. An incident that goes on against your consent. Right. How would you describe what happened? Right. Well, it was inappropriate from minute one of meeting him, I had gone to a hotel to he was the director of this movie also. And there was a co director there and a producer, so it wasn't like a booby trap or something where I was going to be alone with him in a hotel suite, but as soon as I walked in, he said, have you ever tried the thumper, which was some kind of massage device, a huge massage device. And I was like, no, no, no And went to sit down and he said, no, no, no, you have to try. You have to try. You have to lay on the bed and try it. And I was like, no, no. And I tried my hardest to be polite, but and certainly I'm not going to do that. And then he was so relentless that I realized, I'm not going to get out of here until I do this. And so I kind of perched part way on the bed and he put it on my back, but that was, yeah, that was very questionable, you know, what that was about. And I mean, would you describe that? How would you describe that? Well, it turned out later that I found out that he was worried I was going to be think that I was all that because I had just won an Oscar. And then I would be on the set and think, you know, that I'm superior to people. I don't know what he thought. But that was to see if he could make me do something I didn't want to do. Okay. Which is a real power play. And very uncomfortable. Yeah. Yeah. But the reason I ask is because of the way we describe things now, perhaps has changed. Again, when you look back on things and I wonder why perhaps you don't describe it in stronger terms? Well, right, because I'm realizing after the book we've done. And when I describe it, instead of saying talking about how inappropriate his behavior was, I'm talking about, and I was so sad to see that I didn't, I wasn't the kind of person yet who could prevent that from happening. You know, instead of really all, it's all about his behavior, you know. I suppose I still a restraint to you when you're doing. I'm still danger polite. Maybe slightly in danger of dying. But I mean, of course, you've taken work with your institute, where you look at bias, you look at behavior, and yet it's interesting, you can't quite bring it about yourself and about these sorts of high profile men that you're willing to name and talk about. Right. Yeah, I wonder if that has something to do with why I was so interested in women's empowerment and everything is that I felt not powerful, you know, and I wanted to try to help myself as well as others. I mean, Bill Murray has been in the news again in only the last few days. It's been allegedly settled, had a financial settlement with a female production assistant over allegedly straddling this woman kissing over masks on set. He said there's a difference of opinion, but shooting was stopped on the production. And we're in 2022. What's a response to that? That he said, it was a difference of opinion. Yeah, and the whole story. Yeah. Yeah. It's bad. It's bad. It's utterly inappropriate. I mean, that anyone could think that that was a difference of opinion when she was forced to do something that she didn't want to do, you know, that's not the definition of what happened. But I suppose hearing that story and about, I mean, it's alleged, I'll say at this point, and I know you don't know the details I don't know the details, but all this time on. I mean, how does that make you feel when you've just described something that happened to you at the end of the 80s? Right, with the same guy. Well, look, yeah. I wasn't under the impression that he would have changed necessarily. But that's why he's the world has changed. And there was a moment of change you thought you hoped after the week. Yes. And you actually say in the book, nothing changed. Afterwards. Right. But you say everything in your life changed when you met Susan Sarandon. Professionally, certainly. And also had a big impact. You know, personally for you. What did she have that you didn't have at that time? And ease and self confidence in any situation she knew what she thought about things. She knew how to react in the moment. I mean, I was living in a world where the hours or minutes or days later I would realize what I could have said. Oh, should have said or should have done. And she just lived in the moment and was very comfortable sharing what she thought. I mean, I'm not saying this was confrontational, but she just had an immediate ease and knew how she felt about things when they happened. And I came to realize that, you know, that I didn't even know how I forget about that. I didn't say what I was thinking. I didn't even know how I felt about situations until I had time to think about it. But from minute one, you know, I was like, wow, I never met anybody like you before. I do love the fact that women come up to you still and say, it's our favorite movie. We've accidented out. And you've probably get worried about that. And I'm like, um, I don't think you did. I mean, at least what part do you think you acted out? But I think it's, we went on a weekend, just us girls or something like that, but, you know, if you think about the stuff we do, you know,
Squawk Pod
"bill murray" Discussed on Squawk Pod
"On squawk pod, we're bringing you some of the highlights from this year's Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meeting. The oracle of Omaha Warren Buffett and his partner Charlie Munger on inflation. The Berkshire holdings and Robin Hood. The short term gambling and big commissions and hidden kickbacks and so on and so on. It was disgusting. Yeah, they got mad at you. And some of the biggest news from the weekend, a candid interview with comedian, actor, and Berkshire shareholder Bill Murray. That's a really sad puppy. I can't learn anymore. I don't want to be that sad dog. And I have no intention of it. His first interview since complaints of inappropriate behavior shut down his latest film. About a 190 years and tens of thousands of loyal acolytes between them, munger and Buffett are as active as ever. Do they sleep? What is the secret? Bacon, scotch. I think they are fueled by peanut brittle and cherry Coke. It's Monday May 2nd, 2022, squawk pod from Omaha begins right now. Good morning, everybody. And welcome to CNBC's live stream of the Berkshire Hathaway 2022 annual meeting. I'm Becky quick, along with Mike santoli, and we are back in Saturday, April 30th, starting at 9 45 in the morning, but since we haven't stopped moving here in Omaha for the last few days, I'm not sure what time I thought it was. We at CNBC live streamed one of the biggest investing events of the year, the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholders meeting. Back in person here in Omaha, Nebraska for this meeting for the first time since before the pandemic, we are just about 30. Shareholders have not gotten together in person since 2019 before the COVID-19 pandemic and chairman and CEO Warren Buffett had not spoken publicly on the markets or on his investments since his virtual comments at last springs meeting. Attendees were eager to hear from him and glad to be back. Good morning, sir. Welcome back. Welcome back. And you know, so is he. I got a license to chill. And I will. It was a day that covered a lot of ground, inflation, Apple, crypto, Bill Murray, desserts, but clouding the fun was a bleak month for the markets, Becky quick helped us still from Omaha recap the weekend. Here she is with Joe kernan and Andrew Ross Sorkin this morning. Market activity definitely leading to the tension that was here as tens of thousands gathered in Omaha this weekend to listen to Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger speak. And by the way, this is the first time we've heard from Buffett about anything on the market since last year's annual meeting. But before he even took the stage, we did learn a little bit more about what the company has been up to when it comes to the markets from Berkshire's earnings report. Berkshire had a $106 billion in cash on hand at the end of the quarter. That was down pretty significantly from a 144 billion at the end of 2021. So about $38 billion there. You know he was up to something. We learned that he bought shares a lot more shares of Exxon, Chevron, I should say, adding to that existing stake that they had at the end of the quarter. It took Berkshire's total holdings of the energy giant to $26 billion. And that was up from four and a half billion at the end of the year. So an incredible increase in shares of Chevron. He also slipped some news in about how Berkshire increased at stake in Apple during the first quarter without giving much detail. He kind of just mentioned him passing that Berkshire did buy a little more apple over the course of the quarter. I ran into Buffett yesterday after the meeting and he told me that when Apple shares fell for about three days in a row earlier in the quarter in the first quarter, he bought about $600 million of that stock and that will be revealed when Berkshire makes its 13 F filing for the quarter public. He also told me, though, unfortunately, the stock went back up, so I stopped, otherwise, who knows how much we would have bought. Apple, of course, as Berkshire's largest stockholding. And now Chevron joins the top four too, top four holding. It's rounded out by Bank of America and American Express. And all of this coming after Buffett said in his annual letter that there was little that was interesting to him back in 2021. Well, that changed and it changed quickly. We spent 40 billion in a hurry there between three weeks and now we're back somewhat in our more lethargic. But anything could change Berkshire. But the one thing that won't change going back to Q two is we will always have a lot of cash on him. Buffett also revealed more about Berkshire's Activision stake and hinted that some news could come as soon as this week. Also, the other big story from here was longtime Berkshire shareholder and first time annual meeting attendee Bill Murray. He's been a longtime Berkshire shareholder. I don't think anybody really knew that. He hadn't been public about it, but he's gotten to be friends with Warren Buffett over the last several years. He was sitting listening to munger and to Buffett as they were taking these questions and answers. And I don't know who saw the live stream that we were running of the question and answer period period on CNBC dot com. But there was a lot of reflective reflective commentary from Buffett Anne from munger just about how you improve as life goes on and you try and be a better and better person. And Bill said he was thinking about all of that before he came out to talk with us about what had happened. He said he's been reflecting on this for the week and a half or whatever since it had happened that he'd been thinking about nothing else. The gambling Robin Hood type comments that got a lot of play in the mainstream media, obviously. The Bitcoin comments went by the 25 bucks. But I think I saw more so it's like, that just not what you think about from the Berkshire and new meeting that because I don't think he had really addressed it. Prior to that, in this environment, after the last three, four, 5 years, not only the me too movement, but also the cancel culture movement. We're trying to gauge exactly where we are. What is appropriate? We could not you could pick a Seinfeld episode, and I'd say that 80%, we couldn't talk about it on this show right now. So I don't know. I feel acknowledged that he said things that were funny when I was a kid. Everybody now. And that he wants to be ponytails. He doesn't learn new tricks. You know, he thought it was funny. I don't know. We talked last week when we talked about it. What we know about him, the person that well, I don't know, we don't know exactly the no one's really accusing him of anything that seems out of egregious either. So I've gone over some of the past Richard Dreyfuss. They talked about, he got probably right about Richard Dreyfuss. I told you he's right about Chevy Chase. So things happen, and he's not a shrinking violet. He's going to tell you what he thinks of you. Yeah, so. Look, I will tell you the first time Bill Murray met my mom. I haven't really ever talked about this before, but we've known him for several years. And the first time Bill Murray met my mom, we were at a pebble beach, we'd gone out to dinner with them. My husband and my daughter, my husband and my son, my mom stayed home with my daughter. She'd never met Bill Murray. So I brought her, I brought him back. It was late. It was like ten 30 or something, and said, hey, would you just come in and say, hi to my mom at the hotel room when he walked us back? He said, sure, so he came in. My mom was getting in bed and her pajamas. And he's a funny guy. He's a physical comedian. He jumped into bed with her in her pajamas. Right. You've seen him. It was funny. I took a video of it. She was laughing hysterically. She was furious at me. 'cause she was about to put her CPAP mask on. Oh my God. There's something like that was funny. You've seen him take out like a grandmother type woman into a bunker and start doing pirouetting and.
WTOP
"bill murray" Discussed on WTOP
"It's 1123 Dulles international airports plans for a concourse a makeover seem to be a hit with their passengers and local businesses The proposed tier two concourse east would have 14 gates passengers would also have access to the airport's underground train system It would be built in a way that eliminates the long walks customers have to take between connecting flights and the need for shuttle buses United Airlines would be the main airline operating out of the new concourse Inside nova reports the dulles regional Chamber of Commerce also likes the upgrades The metropolitan Washington airport's authority operates dulles The board unanimously approved the $675 million project last month construction would start Next year in the concourse could be up and running by 2026 Well lots of flights got canceled during the pandemic by both travelers and airlines credits for many of those trips will expire soon With the pandemic cancellations instead of giving refunds by default airlines gave out credits and vouchers And Kevin brasler with consumers checkbooks as it can be a hassle booking new flights with vouchers Even though it might have been a year or more you might still be entitled to a refund as opposed to the credit That's better Pursuing that can be time consuming but brazel says as credits near expiration it might be worth it It's better to get cash back than a credit that's more difficult to use and has restrictions on it Because seeking WTO be news Actor Bill Murray says his behavior towards a woman led to the suspension rather suspension of production on his latest film Murray made his first comments about the shutdown of being mortal on Saturday He says he did something he thought was funny but wasn't interpreted that way The film studio has declined to comment It's unclear when or if production will resume It's 1125.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bill murray" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Right We have moved forward but let's push so that we won't be an ex hashtag Rodney King passed away in 2012 at the age of 47 and actor Bill Murray says his upcoming movie got shut down because of a quote difference of opinion Murray spoke to CNBC about what happened to being mortal after reports last week claimed production was halted because of his alleged inappropriate behavior He said he did something he thought was funny and it wasn't taken that way Murray didn't say who the incident involved but said he wants to make peace with his female costar I'm Jim Forbes And now this Bloomberg sports update Make it 8 straight victories for the Yankees as they shut down the royals three nothing Garrett Cole picking up right where he left off in his last start as he fired 6 scoreless innings with 6 K's gives him now 12 and two thirds scoreless innings over his last two starts both victories glaber Torres a pair of hits with an RBI and a run scored there was some bad news though Joey Gallo left with left groin tightness this after having two more hits as he was showing some signs of breaking out of his slump to really know if he's going to miss any time Taiwan walker brilliant with 5 scoreless innings this in his first start in about three weeks due to shoulder bursitis but Kyle schwarber the go ahead two run shot during a three run 7th as the Phillies erase the mets four one Max Scherzer gets the call tonight looking to take the rubber game of the series NFL Draft is in the rearview mirror as rounds four through 7 ended things on Saturday jets with two more selections both in round number four tackle max Mitchell along with defensive end Michael Clements Now Clemens has had some off field if shoes forcing him to slip general manager Joe Douglas unable to pass up the type of player Clemens can possibly be though as he hopes those issues are completely behind him now The talent level obviously high And what he brings again would he brings from a length toughness has speed off the edge you know certainly you could say that he's a first second day talent level For the Giants they made 6 more picks on Saturday that ends their draft with 11 players in all Big blue had a pair of fourth round picks They go with tight end Daniel Bellinger along with safety Dane belton After 50 years of coaching women's basketball C Vivian stringer announced a retirement stringer led 2018 to the NCAA tournament including four trips to the final four a Hall of Famer she's been at Rutgers since 1995 and she will walk away effective on September 1st And from God if you've got three rounds complete Mexico open John rom sits on top two shot advantage 15 under And that your Bloomberg sports update I'm Mark Bennett.
Pop Culture Cosmos
"bill murray" Discussed on Pop Culture Cosmos
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Pop Culture Cosmos
"bill murray" Discussed on Pop Culture Cosmos
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It sincerely appreciate it. But a winning a pc multi without my good friend. She is the mastermind behind many of our games on facebook plus also share of news as well and content on the facebook page. four pop culture cosmos. You gotta catch what she's doing today at vampires beat day also a great things that she's doing with warlocks of whiskey and wizards and mine. Got it right this week of good friend indeed gotta check out what she's doing each and every time out it is melinda parkhouse melinda great to have you back on. The show was good to see you today. Good to see myself as well. Don't say that in egotistical like made it to another day all right okay. Yeah but it's gonna be a great episode melinda before we do. Can you give everybody an update on what's going on with the double v. Wow vampires and vitale. So our fourth episode is about to release as a podcast episode friday and then on sunday you will get a chance to catch the livestream right here on the pop culture cosmos twitch facebook all of that. Good stuff all the buzzwords and it's halloween and there's some rumors of some pretty goofy costumes coming up on sunday. If you wanna see us look like a bunch of jerks. Please please come and join us. Well it's gonna be a great time. I'm looking forward to catching it. Wouldn't you know the only real thing that we've heard as an update in the world of pop culture ford. This halloween is a jeepers. Creepers reboot and rump. Just so excited for it. Ua i contagious. Yes i did drop the trailer on that for his of anybody's interested they can check it out on the pop culture cosmos facebook page. But we are going to have a great episode to date. There is a ton of things to talk about non just major dominating news that we need to cover like fifteen twenty minutes but a lot of boom boom boom boom boom. We're going to hit you with a list of stuff including din. Light year star trek prodigy the wheel of time playstation. Stay the play. And why that was disappointing. Oriented back to the circus with ringling brothers and burnham bailey. I'll talk about that coming up here in a bid as well why should not count out. The french dispatch ring. Varner are they dying are they. Then are they coming back. We'll talk about that. On the back into the show and bill murray spread the word out and germany to promote garfield three. Which i didn't even know was a thing. And who will who knew he's talking and he's talking about being part of ant man three. Was it real trolling. Yeah is he. Just being bill murray. That's the yeah that's a question. We'll talk about that on the back end of the show as well but first melinda we talked about on the front end the monday show with joshua myself about how there was a tenuous future. Verdun and house. Complaining that denise who did a great job in doing. Because i've seen it. I've got to go see it in i max but i have seen the television version. I really impressed by it. I was disappointed that he didn't get an agreement ironclad in place for a sequel. And then i had to be a kind of tenuous whether or not he was going to get. It is based off whatever's going to fox office and also was do. Hbo max and was on pinson needles but fans were just biting their nails chopped up tom but apparently legendary films and warner brothers masterminds behind. Hbo maximum hbo. They gave the green light for a sequel. That come up two years from now october. Twenty twenty three as of now your thoughts on this. I know you were excited to hear it. I know that this is our most reposted article by far anything we did this week. So people are excited. Are you very absolutely as soon as the movie ended. I was like well. They can't just they wouldn't they wouldn't just i mean the kissed lena's can almost did they know but the one thing that did read gerald. I'm not sure if you saw it but the second part is going to be theater released only so they're not going to be doing. Hbo max thing again the hbo. Max standard thing is supposedly going to end with the matrix resurrections at the end of the year. Yeah assuming that's the case although you know that subject to change at but according to the theater owners out there they have the understanding with warner brothers that is going to be strictly the releases. Come to the box office. I although again. That's a subject to change based on. Hbo max numbers right sure. Yeah they haven't released those yet. Have they no. yeah. I know it got to watches in this house. So there's two for sure. I'd say it's pretty strong enough to warranted the forty million dollars original. Take that it did in this opening weekend here in the. Us is okay. it's pretty good. It's not superb. But then again had the dan date with the hbo. Max deal and that got heavily pours. Unlike the michael myers previous halloween kills which barely anybody new on peacock so with that was day and date there so nobody really knew that it was mainly pushed for the theaters. And it got a nice take there but a lot of people did not realize that that was there but with doing you knew it was coming into a was something that they pushed hard and heavily and it has a two hundred twenty million dollar. Take up through last week in. Its should end up somewhere in the three to four hundred million when all said and done it's going to debut in china here any day now so should be about a three to four hundred million taller. Take when all is said done which is pretty good and considering the pandemic if was normal times three to four hundred million dollars to be kind like mostly okay because for instance blade runner twenty forty nine did not make three hundred million dollars and does not been green lit for that third movie in the series yet so it has reached number beyond that some. I'm happy for doing. I'm really excited. I very much like do not. I cannot wait to see the imax version. So i'm happy it just it just shows me that. I think a lot of people checked it out on. Hbo max yeah. I think so as well and what i thought was really exciting as well is that we're getting a series on hbo. Max that covers the sisterhood. Yeah which is very intriguing and to me. It was one of the really interesting parts of the movie i like. I want to know more about those.
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"bill murray" Discussed on Snarf Talk
"Entertainment not light like it's still heavy in subject matter but it's not as well done as cinematic as those things that makes sense. It does so. I enjoyed it. We'll talk about it more when you watch it. Because i do think you'll enjoy it. And i do think you'll it rather because the story is very fast paced. I don't recall a single episode that i thought dragged in. You know that's my biggest complaint. Yes they press the story. Line forward solid every beat every episode is pushing especially the flashback. Narrative forward incrementally felt long longer than i expected. I don't know how many episodes it was but it. I don't know if i like that feeling though of feeling long. No because that means that. That's not what i meant. I meant like a lot of these shows. These days that are like six eight episodes. You felt like you didn't get much out and get shipped. You feel gypped the idea. I felt like. I kept thinking like this has to be the last episode. But there's so much more and it wasn't and then ended naturally all if felt right like the length okay the narrative storytelling or that own. That alone makes me want to watch it because there are so many shows that i have loved that ended up ending either abruptly or to where it's like. There's gotta be something else here that you're not telling you know aggravate. The whole story was told maybe it was only eight episodes. If felt longer than that. But i will say there was not a single episode that i watched that i felt like man. That was a waste of an episode or that was slow or they didn't move the narrative forward on. That didn't feel that way. One time i'll watch tonight and the only other thing i watched is a documentary called. They have this series on netflix. Called explained and there's various subjects. Okay the newest one come out is money explained and interesting. It's a so. Why didn't you know about the pence the pound. Well it's not that it is a legit.
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"bill murray" Discussed on Snarf Talk
"Give us some suggestions for sure. We've done a bunch we've done. We've done a lot a lot of top. Ten's i was scrounging for name. Maybe like an actor. Next time i would like to do a gentleman. Well you know how we did like a top ten breakfast cereal or top ten diner. I think we did or fast food fast food. Yeah something like that. I would like to do something like that again. Because it sparks a lot of conversation. I agree and it sparks a lot of anger. Yes and i want people to be angry for picketing just ridiculous stuff all right. We love five minutes to do what we're watching. I have two things. I've been watching. I only two as well. I mean i watched survivor lobby. You don't care no let's talk about that. No we're not gonna alright. What else you got. I started watching again. Catching up on the mighty. Ducks game changers. I haven't started. So i was real excited for at the beginning. I like the story. It's it's fallen flat for me. It's not doing what i thought it was going to do. Is just kids show. it is but it. it was rising to a point. And i thought right all right. They're doing something good like they try to do. Something like cobra kai but they failed at every moment. No not every moment. Not every moment is failed and they are absolutely trying to do. The cobra kai and at first it was successful. They haven't used Gordon bombay the right way. I don't think like they got him involved but then all of a sudden he's almost like a back after that. Just kinda barks out advice every once in a while. It has an interest in this lady. But he's not like actively involved in the team yet. And that's what's really aggravating me. I want him to come back and be the coach of this team to beat the ducks and he's not doing it and i don't know why they haven't done it. It seems like a huge law. Like why are you having this random. Single mother coach the team. Then talk to gordon bombay. Who owns the entire ring that you're in like a rink. I should say that you're using but he acts like he wants nothing to do with hockey. You own a hockey rink you drive the zamboni around. You were the coach of the ducks. Why are you surprised that the ducks forgot about you when you are forgetting about yourself. You're forgetting about everything you've ever done in your like throwing it off to the side. Get down there and coach hockey again that you want to do and everybody else wants to do. And don't be mad about the ducks being a big time like youth hockey league team and not inviting you to this. Like.
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"bill murray" Discussed on Snarf Talk
"I guess part of it is like ranking the movies to even though. This is bill murray. Yeah so is it gets that thing like are you. ranking bill. Murray raking the movies that bill. Murray in caddyshack someone the grace. If we were doing that i would have ranked us different. I don't know i'm looking at bill. Murray movies i consider caddyshack to via bill murray movie and as a movie. It's the best one. It's amazing movie. So can yeah. I could see what you're saying and it totally makes sense anyway. It doesn't really matter. It doesn't i got it number one. Everybody loves caddyshack. It's the most quotable movie of all time is bill. Murray have as much screen time in his other movies now. Should i have done it that way. I don't care doesn't matter does. it doesn't change anything. He's great moments in it. Yeah guess when you're thinking about it. Sodas had night so does chevy chase. They all have great moments in it. But i'm gonna hung up on it. We all love caddyshack. It's everybody does literally one of the best comedies of all time. My favorite is just the gopher dancing at the end. That's the only reason why i watch. And then i love how they replaced bill. Murray dan aykroyd the great number. Your number one is ghostbusters. Yes my number one is about. It is it. Is life changing. They haven't done. I haven't seen a movie like this since this movie came out like the way it's impacted me no a you've seen it like no. There hasn't been a movie like this. Ghostbusters is john of movie. Yes it is. It's its own thing. I feel like stranger. Things is trying to tap into mean and it's a sci-fi movie at the same time. I know the reason i say that is because they're doing like aliens type stuff you don't see ghosts and a a crew of people trying to get rid of ghosts. Bust them if you will you know and the way all the way just took hold of the culture sigourney. Weaver was amazing. Yes and rick moranis. Rick moranis was amazed and aykroyd. Who wrote the movie based on his own life experiences. His dad was a paranormal investigator. He wrote the movie based on his own life experience. It's unbelievable getting earning him. Ernie hudson while ernie hudson's in the second one he's in the first one to z in the fafsa herald ramos carol ramos. And that's it ernie hudson bill. Murray dan aykroyd narrow getting those guys get like. You can't replace those four men.
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"bill murray" Discussed on Snarf Talk
"Every time i watch it holds up. I completely agree. We're gonna talk about it again. Both of them. By the way. I just kinda i mean if i can lump them together that'd be great. That's what i was gonna. I obviously the first one is a superior movie yes. Bill murray is amazing. But i love the second one to even though it catches some how we're going to find. Yeah i like the second one la your number two my number two stripes. This is like bill murray. She traits do..
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"bill murray" Discussed on Snarf Talk
"And there was one moment when chevy chase's is just like yes. I know you could tell you. I thought it was great rate. Watch but then Who was it that got in between. John belushi john blue because he's the one who set it all up. Yes and was a joke. Yeah he told bill. Murray some things as a joke. To get him all riled up. And then bill murray gatt pissed and said some shit to chevy chase and then so he heard about it right before the show started to air and then he went back to his dressing room and walked into his dressing room and said like you ever say that should again like shit. Yeah kick the shit out of you. And then chevy chase. I don't know if you know this but was from like the east coast like connecticut. Extremely wealthy family. Oh he was born very wealthy. I didn't know went to harvard. He was part of the national lampoon with the harvard. Lampoon was actually a part of it. Yeah yeah that's how he got. They had a funnel from lampoon to live that was like the final and then it became second city later on. Okay with bill murray. I think yeah second city chicago guys. Both of them should job. Yeah all of them and everybody after that. yeah. I'm chicago better became the funnel to sarah life after that. Yeah but anyway. It was interesting now. We're at number number three number three. Yes my number. Three is another wes anderson movie. My last sanderson movie on the list and it is royal tannenbaums. Yes it is by. Far my favorite wes anderson movie. I guess do have another one. And i thought about putting on my list moon rice kingdom. I really love that movie you know what. I've never gotten all the way through it. I don't know. is that the boy scout one. yeah. I don't know how. I've tried to watch it twice and i fell asleep both times and i've never finished again the can. I've heard i have another friend of mine. That is loves anderson. And he says that's his favorite movie moon rise kingdom rivals royal tenenbaums. That's why just said..
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"bill murray" Discussed on Snarf Talk
"And if i remember correctly like it's one of those things where like they have feelings for each other but they can't really figure out if it's romantic or like a mentor monty. And then there's like younger. I think it's giovanni preview. There's like other men more age. It was a good movie. Check it out for sure okay. Don't expect like a lot of story. It's a very tonal movie. So it's it's not like a narrative lee strong movie. Yeah it just sets a tone really well and then you kind of just. It's just a cool movie. You know what. I mean Kinda got a vibe to it. That's interesting enough. That holds your attention. I gotta watch it that. That description grabs my attention. And what i've read about. It has grabbed my attention. And it's something. I think i definitely need to see and it might change my list in the future. That one apology original screenplay the kademi awards. She was nominated for best picture. Best director and best actor bill. Murray was nominated for best actor. Yeah and that was the first woman. Sofia coppola was. The first woman nominated as best director for a major motion picture at the oscars. Her dad is francis. Ford coppola of the godfather. Right the guy so my number seven her cousin nicholas cage correct which is last name also coppola. He's changed and i saw recently in a think. It's on either netflix or amazon. But there was a movie that came out. I think last year that came and went. It's called jujitsu. And that's what nick eight. I saw that as well. I got a terrible rate. I know but i wanna watch it. Do you really yes. I watched the trailer for it. And i was like i watched the trailer and it was kind of intrigued and then i looked it up. I m d in a scott such terrible rating. That's why passed it over. I should've never looked up the rating. I should have just watched it at the time. All right your number seven my number seven. Oh boy we gotta start is probably like wildly underrated but again we're talking about bill murray movies and he is the smallest of side characters in.
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"bill murray" Discussed on Snarf Talk
"Pretty interesting. We should get to our top ten. Yes we have a top ten top. Ten bill murray movies so let me see if i have them in the right order. Are you a bill. Murray fan i am a bill. Murray fan my biggest problem with this list That i thought of for some reason is that a lot of bill. Murray movies are him as a side character. You argue with me and said now. He's got a ton of movies. You're not wrong but there are a lot of his movies where he was a main character that i haven't seen like lost in translation which a lot of people claim as as best movie. It's sofia coppola as best movie johansson. She's in it. We'll talk about it later. There's hyde park on hudson that a lot of people didn't necessarily like but he was the main character in that i've never seen it I don't know. I haven't seen a ton of bill. Murray movies that once. I started getting into the list so i may not be as in depth as you okay. That's not on the list. But i've got the cool thing about bill. Murray is he has no agent. Yeah he has no representation. There is a phone number. You call the phone number. And you leave a voicemail with the project that you're interested in him being in and he returns. The call is interested unbelievable. What a power. Move me and jerry eight at his restaurant and we saw his brother who saw his brother sitting there. That wasn't good check. That was the exact. Same day that i had the beef with. Billy zane. it was what a day there was. Maybe a bit of a issue in the parking lot. Snafu deal don't need to talk anyway so we'll get started. My number ten bill. Murray movie is one that i don't remember that much to be honest but like you said if you're wanting to pick things that he's got a bigger role in. Yeah there's i mean it was hard you know there's a bunch to choose from. I had about fourteen on my list. And i picked so my number ten is a movie. I don't really remember very much. But i remember liking it. It's called broken flowers. It's from two thousand and five. You brought that up. i don't know that one. He plays like a basically a kind of a playboy. Like don juan type character and he gets a ladder like an anonymous letter. That says he has a child. He's like going on a road trip across the country tracking down like all his formal former love interests. Like one of them has a kid that he might be his kid now. He's old now. He's older okay. Well it's dim two thousand five so he's like an older man and he's like reflecting on his life. This is what bill murray does so brilliantly. he's probably one of the funniest human beings in the world. he's one of the. He makes amazing comedies. He makes ridiculous comedies but as of late he does really well. That like balance point between.
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"bill murray" Discussed on Snarf Talk
"Yes subzero buzzsaw dynamite. Who has fire. Gary dynamo the fire guys. Jim brown the running back yeah fireball and then fussy ventura is captain freedom yes. Captain hampton fritos like popping pills for steroids and they give them this really weird armor stuff at the end to try to wear but dynamo. Is this opera singer very fat opera singer rapist of big time trying to raise girl like now like right hallway in his underwear in his that. He wasn't in his underwear when they fell to the ground but then when he was getting shocked he was all of sudden in the central already know he was when they fell to the ground he was tidies was he must've taken off because he was point get rape. He was really weird there. The there were things in this movie. Shocked me on like how a graphic times with a rated r. movie. Yeah like the blood and like the chainsaw thing and then nolan said it in his quote but in his Note to us and like their one liners are just really hard into the point. Where he's like he had to split. Yeah i also love that. Arnold schwarzenegger is just having a great time. But he's smiling lot. Yeah he's smoking stogies. He's always yar he. He's doing a lot of things in this movie and sat running while nolan. Did i thought it was great. So i watched them running man last week in my thoughts are if aliens ever visited the earth and requested knowledge about nineteen eighties action movies. All they would need to watch is the running man cheesy one liners character tropes Explosions everywhere lots of synthesized drums and guitar. Riffs sparkly explosions. Cheesy one liners but the laboratory rat to celebrity wrestlers became politicians. Whose the second i mean. I know jesse. Ventura arnold schwarzenegger wrestler. No maybe he's thinking of sorts in egger. I would assume so because he was the only one that became another governor. Anyway so it ends it get. What's interesting about it is as he starts. Dispatching these gladiators. The crowd is reality. Show start rooting for them. But they were super upset when he was getting rid of the the other people fighters at i what do they call them stalkers. Yes dockers. so he they were getting really pissed that they the killing the stalkers. But then the old grandma that yeah. Who's going to have the next skill. Yeah and she voted for him and he's like he said do. I'm richard dawson says tour. Now that's that's the the running man you know. What stalker are you picking..
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"bill murray" Discussed on Snarf Talk
"The facial prosthetics and things. It's just it's not batman. Yeah like you said it just. It was rough times but it was fine. The second one we did was the shadow with alec baldwin from the also early mid nineties. But jerry never watched it. I didn't watch it. So i've never done that homework. I actually got zero you on my report card. My dad was pissed anyway. So we decide to bring it back and this week. We decided to do the movie running. Man that haiti's movie. Running man starring arnold schwarzenegger why you ask because i love it. It's one of my favorite movies to be honest. I think we should start watching. A bunch of arnold schwarzenegger movies because they're all around this timeframe and i saw one today. I can't for the life of me. Remember the name of it that i'd never heard of. I've never heard of and never seen it. He standing there holding a gun. It looks like the commando cover but it's called something else but it seems like he's done so many movies at the exact same time that are all basically the same and i wanna see him. I was like dead. Something i think or i don't know i don't know either. So running man was nineteen eighty-seven. I don't know if you guys ended up watching it or doing your homework nolan. Did it was i. Don't know how successful it was at the time but is definitely cult classic a bit of a tongue in cheek kind of movies. So here's the deal. The i'm going to go over the movie to you. I didn't know what it was about. I knew it was like an action. Movie with arnold schwarzenegger in it. And i thought i thought it had to do with like military things kind of it does but it's him as a cop off right off the bat and then he's like kind of framed. They say he did really bad thing. Killing a bunch of people. They end up sending him to jail. He breaks out of jail but then they catch him and they put them on a tv show. How great is this scene with the jailbreak. Oh oh my gosh. Also it's so good the guy's head explodes but the guys has exploded. But what i thought was the one of the funniest things is when the tv show host was watching the t. Richard dawson actual host of family feud time so he was watching. Tv of a news. Report saying that Ben richards escaped and they show him running and he's just like almost jogging place like barely going anywhere and he's like. Wow look at the speed on them. he's like we need to get him on the show. Look at how fast he is. We need that man. And i was laughing so hard again was like talking about his speed. I think was looking at his physical body and being like i think he said he mentioned his biceps and some other things but he said look at that man move something like that and he was just watching. Our sniggers not known for his running running ability..
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"bill murray" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Didn't love the supernatural comedy of Ghostbusters back in the eighties. I know I did, Bill Murray recently admitted in an interview with the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. Then he was more than reluctant to reprise his role as Dr Peter Vink hman and make Ghostbusters to back in 1989. I was absolutely no hurry. I probably had some ideals thought really reason anyone. Why another one. Would be just to make money and I was probably the most reluctant someone else. Fox me anyway. They got us all back together in a room. We haven't been together in a room since the movie came out, and it was just really, really fun to be together. And they pitched some sort of a story idea that was really great. Didn't have not be in the story that we wrote the sequel under false Pretenses, But by the time we got the shooting it we had to figure out how to make that will work. You know what I love about Bill Murray is that he seems like such a down to Earth a list celebrity, and I can confirm he is he lives. Part of his time in Charleston, South Carolina, where my parents are, and he's a part of a private club they go to, and he's very approachable and nice and just easygoing, so I do know he's down to earth. But he also just wanders around dressed like a weird uncle who doesn't do laundry that often You know what I'm saying. It's nice to not care, right? This doesn't matter. But see, he actually does carry so smart. That motif he wears. It's paid off with the William Murray golf apparel company he founded with his five brothers back in 2015, so the crazy golf shirts making them a lot of cash. That's fantastic and going back to golf is still my favorite movie of his is still Love his character in Caddyshack. Yes, yes, yes, yes, Phil Emery character for sure. But lots of great movies baby boomers, which I think Bill Murray is definitely a boomer. They were nervous last year and all about bonds in 2020. But according to the independent research company, Vanda Research Their latest data tracker shows that baby boomers are returning to equity markets sooner than expected after a little bit of a bruising in February. Mike Century mostly help baby boomers people in their mid fifties and up. Do you think that they should be leaning more into equities? Right now? We have to look at why they're leaning into equities and people are watching. What's going on. You take a look at all the stimulus going into the economy. You look at alternatives like bonds, Real estates, any sort of bank investment. Things like CDs, Any money market? Any savings account and right now equities. It's the thing that makes the most sense is the way to actually get a return on your money. And right now, with markets in my opinion, at least the path of least resistance is up. If you take a look at the world and all the money that needs to be invested at this point time U. S markets are the most obvious place to invest that our economy is recovering faster. We're doing better with vaccinations and than most other countries, not all of the country's most other countries. And the prospect for the U. S doing well, I think at least over the next six months, maybe even the rest of the year is ah, higher probability than other places, so it makes sense that boomers are Looking for returns on their money, and they don't want to miss out now taking a look at, you know, returns on money, not wanting to miss out. You still have to be careful. So boomers are of retirement age, clearly, most of them at this point For many of them are already retired, and they have expenses. Boomers have expenses, just like the rest of us right And they got to find a way to maintain their standard of living, which means they need income off of their portfolios, and they're looking for ways to get that income. If you leave your money in a savings account, earning basically nothing and you're just pulling money out. That's not income, right? That's just putting money in your you could bury in the backyard and do the exact same thing. You have to find a way to make money on your money and most of the people that I talked to Are interested in finding a way to preserve their principal. So pick a number if I had a million dollars, and let's say I could get 6% on that 6% of million dollars $60,000 a year or $5000 a month. Great, You know, could I get $5000 a month of my portfolio and at the end of the year still have a million dollars? I mean, that's what people not me not to raise, looking for. You know, 6% and these markets people sometimes you're looking for more, but just pick a number if you could find a way Just get 6%. And at the end of the year know that if you spent $60,000 you always have that million dollars left. Lot of people would do that. The problem is, there's no investment like that out there. I mean, there is no investment that says you're guaranteed 6% on your money. And if you had a million dollars to invest in, you made $60,000 and spent $60,000. You'd still have a million dollars at the end, so people are looking for alternatives to that. Then we wind up having to have conversations about things like average rates of return. Risk moving forward. How can we build a portfolio for you? That's gonna help you maintain liquidity. Help you participate in these market gains but also find a way to be active in the management of the portfolio. So that you don't get, you know, just stuck holding the bag when markets crashed because the flip side of this is as good as things have been in markets here for the past. 12 going on 13 years. We all know it's going to get bad at some point in time and potentially really bad markets. Don't go straight up forever. They never have There's always a crash. Baby boomers potentially have multiple crashes and their future. They have to find a way to navigate that..
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Bryan Doerries' 'Theater of War' Activates an Old Alchemy for Our Young Century
"Remember brian. Dory's likes to say in both physical and virtual gatherings you are not alone in this room and you are not alone across time. He is activating an old alchemy. For our young century ancient stories and texts that have stood. The test of time can be portals to honest and dignified grappling with president wounds and longings and callings that we aren't able to muster in our official places now performance of his public health project theater of war have been some of the most generative and repeatedly surprisingly joyful experiences of my pandemic year. This adventure began in two thousand eight at first bringing. Greek tragedies into many modern amphitheatres were trauma is present military bases and hospitals prisons even guantanamo bay. It expanded out from their offering sophocles and shakespeare and the book of job as crucibles for details and moving forward with the particular dramas of our time from caregiving and addiction and partner violence to the hidden wounds of war and open political fracture. Great actors have joined this company from bill. Murray to moses. Ingram from francis mcdormand to jeffrey
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Bill Murray an abusive sex addict, says estranged wife
"According to his Uh, there's a former wife or soon to be ex wife, Bill Murray. Is a drug addicted. Abuser and serial adulterer who has abandoned his family. Completely. That's according to Jennifer. Murray and her scathing divorce. Violence. Marie Jennifer Murray alleges that the Academy Award nominated actors of the authority addiction And alcohol, abusive behavior, physical abuse and sexual addictions and frequent abandonment lead her in 2000. Six to move into a separate South Carolina home with the couple's four Children. Murray contends that the comedian and actor physically abused her on several occasions during their marriage. They were wed in 1997 and that he had hit her in the face. During a confrontation in 2007. During that incident. The complaint alleges that the 57 year old performer told her You're lucky I don't kill you. They've been divorced
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Broncos-Patriots again rescheduled after another positive coronavirus test
"Already delayed game between the Patriots and Broncos has been pushed back yet again after Byron Cowart becomes the latest player to reportedly test positive for cocaine 19 on the Patriots Visi sports director Adam Kaufman. Cam Newton's to find Gilmore and Bill Murray previously tested positive Patriots were slated to have a bye week next weekend. But like so much in 2020, things don't always go as scheduled. Kick off against the Broncos now scheduled for next Sunday at one
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Boston - Broncos-Patriots again rescheduled after another positive coronavirus test
"Patriots Broncos game postponed again this after another player test positive for covert 19 to get the latest from W. B Z Sports director Adam Kaufman forthe Patriots player has tested positive for Corona virus. And after shutting down the pants facility this morning, the NFL's again postpone tomorrow's game against the Broncos That's been moved to next Sunday, which was originally New England's bye week, starting defensive Cackle. Byron Coward joins Cam Newton's to find Gilmore and Bill Murray, who all previously tested positive this month. It's unclear how Coward contracted the virus and given the incubation period more players or staff could certainly join this list.
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NFL postpones Broncos-Patriots game indefinitely
"Tomorrow's already once postponed Patriots Broncos game has been pushed to next Sunday after another member of the pants tested positive for the Corona virus. Quarterback Cam Newton cornerbacks to fund Gilmore and practice squad player Bill Murray previously tested positive within the last two weeks. New England was supposed to have a bye in week six, while Denver was slated to face Miami. That game will be
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Boston - Stephon Gilmore Tests Positive For COVID; Patriots Cancel Practice
"Is falling we had what everyone probably could have expected was going to happen, which is a positive test involving a member of the New England Patriots following up the two positive tests. They had late last week or earlier a few days ago with Cam Newton and and and after that Bill Murray practice squad d e l it's Stephon Gilmore who tests positive on a well actually tested positive on Tuesday. Everyone found out about it on Wednesday when you received a second test and now we have a full-blown cold crisis on our hands involving the Patriots and possibly the rest of the NFL in addition to this you had two more positive test with the Titans who are complete mess right now and at risk of missing their second straight game And you have a positive test with the Raiders. So this is starting to fall apart Dragon. It's not really a surprise to you or to anyone know, you know, look John we talked about before and and going into the Patriots game. I thought it was I thought it was completely stupid that they played the game against the Chiefs that they force-fed it down everyone's throats because we just I didn't know what could happen. I mean we knew that if people were contagious but asymptomatic like, you know, you you are at risk for something like this. So now not only do you have the Patriots dealing with something but something could happen with the Chiefs. I mean everybody's putting out there on Twitter, you know, Stephon Gilmore shaking hands getting real close with Patrick Mahomes after the game. I mean, that's just great. I mean, let's just let's just like the whole season on fire. I mean this is this is what we talked about. This is why I thought it was completely stupid that they ran that game down everyone's throat, which if they just said, you know, what wage We don't know what's going on. We we don't we don't know how this is going to spread. Let's just be careful for now. And let's just add a week 18 on and move Chiefs Patriots. Then give them a whole two weeks. Keep people quarantine all that stuff just to be safe because what we really don't want to have happen is two of our Marquee franchises to call become, you know, just on fire with this stuff and that's what we're getting right now. And it's just it was totally avoidable. It's it's a shame and now now we don't know what's going to happen because really we are now getting to a Tipping Point in the NFL that this could spiral out of control and could cost the season and what's amazing is again. It's a surprise to no-one but A way to have saved this off was to do the obvious thing and cancel this game and what we know as as far as the facts are concerned sure. You can't necessarily tie Gilmore directly to Newton wage, but the fact remains that he was reportedly one of the 20 players who had close contact with Newton as late as Friday and therefore placed on a separate plane flew off Kansas City with twenty other players in a plane. That's not great. Okay, and then they played a game and he's all up in Mahomes Grill after shaking his hands and then they fly home on a plane where the air circulation is, not terrific here. So that's what you've created. It would be stunning right now. If there weren't several other cases that pop up in a few days again, you cross your fingers after Newt and hoping all right, maybe it's isolated. But then you just invited this. So now we're looking at Practice canceled Wednesday. It looks like it's probably cancel dead. Tomorrow, I don't see any way they returned to the facilities here and this game is in Jeopardy as well as several others on the NFL slate here Greg and we throw up our hands and say what do they do now dead?
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Boston - Patriots Practice Squad DT Bill Murray Becomes Second Player On COVID-19 Reserve List
"Teams closely linked to covy nineteen, the new, England Patriots and the Las Vegas Raiders. Well, moments ago the Patriots placed a practice squad player Bill Murray on the Reserve Cove in one, thousand, nine hundred and the Las Vegas. Raiders did the same for their defensive tackle Maurice Hurst both players. Now go on the covert nineteen list, and again you hope that they're OK and that they're safe and well. But the bigger thing is you wonder about the rest of the organizations. The Raiders of course, find all that money yesterday for players participating in Dr Waller's charity event last week in the New England patriots going through the scare that they did this weekend where Cam Newton tested positive. There have been nobody else that tested positive on the Patriots Organization no other tested comeback positive clearly this practice squad players some time today this afternoon develop some symptoms, and he now becomes the first Patriots since Cam Newton to be placed on the reserve cove in nineteen list.
KSFO Morning Show with Brian Sussman with Katie Green
Oscars Best Picture Contenders Required to Meet Diversity Standards
"Since we're gonna talk about since we're going to talk about movies, this movie debuted 40 years ago. I don't not sure never won any Oscars. We can talk about a different kind of odds. And that is the odds that will be in your favor when you exhibit Perhaps the greatest comedy motion picture of all time. This is going to make it look like Raiders of the Lost Ark. This is gonna be the kind of thing that your Children because they did. I could look up to you now. I never could before. I mean, we made a lot of cheap movies for you guys that made a lot of money. But now we have spent a little more than we're supposed to. Columbia Pictures has spared no expense to make this fine science fiction comedy So they're talking about is that's Dan Ackroyd and Bill Murray talking about ghost workers that they put that out to theaters to convince them to show the movie it was. It was something they set out to particularly independent theaters saying, Hey, this is Ah, a little something you might want to consider it your little Arthouse cinema. Now you had one guy was one of the Ghostbusters was a black guy. So there okay. Winston was black. And and then one day I was Jewish. I believe Well, Rick Moranis was in the movies, but I don't think I guess later on. He was kind of an ancillary ghostbuster, the Reynolds Jewish Council's a minority. For some reason. Reason this is important is and I'm reading for The Times. New Oscar standards require best picture contenders must be inclusive to compete if you wanna win. The Oscar for best picture, and I Do You have tohave you meet need to meet certain quotas to do it, Which is the way all great art is made. Certainly we all know Novels, songs movies television shows on the best artist made with quotas. So they came up with this a couple of months ago. This is AH attempt to be more divers to be eligible for best picture of film must meet at least two standards on across four categories of diversity on screen representation. Themes and narratives. So the theme of the movie has to be inclusive of a variety of groups. And it's under representative groups, including women, People of color LGBTQ, plus people and those with cognitive or physical disabilities. You have to touch on at least some of those not only in the cast and they're talking about the main cast. Um I'll read from what it says in The New York Times those standards record, one of the least one of the lead actors were significant supporting actors is from unrepresented, underrepresented racial or ethnic group. One of the lead actors are significant supporting actor. So in that group of people that the movie is all about, you can't have if it's World War, one movie a bunch of white guys, No. No. You gotta have. I don't know, eh? A black guy funded through the trench er. At least Marriott cheap and at least 30 books. They've sent a mariachi band with clearly Mexican people to entertain the troops. Shut them up, or we're going to be bombed by the Germans. Then the mariachis district and you never see them again. Ugo. There's your Oscar bait. Joe Getty Hollywood Quota consultant from No problem I got this. You gotta touch in coming of age story sitting in Norwegian filming Fishing Village, a 16 year old boy and girl and love trying to confront their Nazi past. Let's see. Let's have the Globetrotters come to town and play an exhibition game And on one of the dates they go See the Globetrotters check. $100,000 at least 30% of all actors in secondary in minor roles air from certain underrepresented groups and the main Jenny called the Globetrotters again, and the main storyline, theme or narrative of the movie has to be centred on an under representative group to qualify for a best picture Oscar nomination, And they went through the list of a bunch of movies that might not have made it that have one. You know lots of Oscars, including 1917, the World War. In film or the Irishman that came out last year and was a piece of crap, But in very was a great movie. It was bad, but it was long. I just I just Go and find this. Absolutely amazing. Yeah, on this is from liberals. People who think art is important people who send their kids to expensive colleges to get our degrees. They want to have constraints on art. The Liberals do? Yeah. Yeah, quotas. Good luck with that. My loathing of Hollywood. Well, it could get a little more intense as it turns out, but just If if if it didn't Indicate what James Lindsay has been talking about that this is coming on hard in society as a whole. I could just roll my eyes and move on said Good, Eat yourselves. You're cannibalizing yourselves, And I think it's hilarious. But it does mean that that sort of racialist thinking where everything is broken down to your identity group. You could only get a job if you're this or you can only be fired. If you're not that, or You know, you can only move into a neighborhood. We have quotas and neighborhoods quotas that everything that's dangerous. Is there any chance that any of the older liberals because always talking about the liberals over 50 seem to have a different view of these things? Like a Rob Reiner makes a movie with like what you're talking about here, man. Just those Like, really stick his thumb in the eye of the O R. You got something, you know, three hour long Goodfellow State movie, and then then you turns out Henry Hill's wife, at the end of it says Not only am I leaving you but I'm a lesbian check. We're down here getting a Hollywood quota consultant further preceding three hours. She's been a lesbian. You just didn't know that was your biases. There you go
Blue Lotus Buddhist Temple Podcast
Living In A Groundhog Day
"Good morning everybody. It's Iowa Mala and it's Thursday morning July thirtieth. Look. It's low cooler today here. So maybe it's cooling off. Where you are to hope your weather we having nice weather as we enter the end of the summer. Wow I was just thinking. Just a few minutes ago at one of my favorite movies is groundhog day and if you haven't watched the movie. What's the movie because I realized thinking about it We're living in a kind of groundhog. Day. And our temple is in Woodstock. Illinois and that's where the groundhog day movie was made. And so it there's a there's a great affection for Bill Murray and for the making of the movie and Woodstock Has A. GROUNDHOG's Day big festive weekend festival every year. So It's meaningful but. Before I had ever seen it. be a friend of mine. told me. It's the most Buddhist movie I've ever seen in. This is longtime ago when the movie was new. And I had to watch it two times to to get it. I think that was maybe even before I was a Buddhist or. had read anything or I don't know where my mind was when I first saw it. But It's one of those movies I can watch over and over again there are so many beautiful lessons in it and it's so funny and enjoyable it. It's a perfect pandemic movie. So if you I know I know I think now it's even on Netflix's I was looking for about a year ago. To let people know where they could find it and I couldn't find it anywhere on any kind of streaming media. Uh someone just sent a message Glenn Powers He sets my dad was an extra in groundhog day. That's great. So it's part of your family. Lower that's good. People talked about a bill. Murray would F- Baseball Games? For. The. People. And each state and he stayed in Woodstock, stock while the movie was being made. Just, this past year he did commercials in Woodstock that I just accidentally with a few other friends. We were having lunch on the square after. Right after temple on Saturday and. Bill. was shooting commercials so we got to watch him. And just kind of re live and they're the best they were I. Think they were given the best commercial. Honors for the. Super Bowl. You can see the jeep commercials. If you go on Youtube you can see they're just wonderful delightful commercials. So anyway, those little sight stories, but groundhog day is so similar to what we're living through. Now every we can wake up and we don't even know what day of the week it is. And it just keeps going. So I think that was that's what surprised all of us is. What a ride the suspend. An and it still is we don't see really any signs of things. Getting better right now. So if you watch that movie I, it will inspire you. Because, well, you'll see you'll get it when you watch it but That's we you know we all have bumps in the road of adjusting and dealing with a situation that throws us off balance but I'm hoping that most of you have found a reason. To wake up every day and have something interesting you WanNa do or something that you're that you're working on that you never had time to do before or you're getting little projects don you never had time to do before? that. You're taking zoom classes or you're reading or tuning into special classes on you to. We can use. Streaming media and things like. Youtube and things like. Facebook I'm recording this on facebook. We can use all of this stuff that. That before being I was I wanted to be off facebook I had no use for it. Before the pandemic and now I find that it's it's just a beautiful. Communication vehicle so. And I can I can do it. So it's very low tech so That's a good thing too. But. We can discover the good things about maybe technology that we that we didn't feel very good about before. We can. We can stay connected with people, which is now we really understand how important it is. And, we can find out about what's going on all over the world. And we don't have to stay We don't have to stay in the dark about what's really happening. We can investigate things and find out what's going on. So let this be your. Bill Murray Groundhog Day experience, and when you see the movie, If you haven't seen it, you must see it and when you do see at your your understand. and. I think it'll make every day a little bit more bright for you. So. There's so much. We can all be learning and we can be learning to understand just. Almost all of the Buddhist teachings. This is perfect. This is a perfect retreat for us a perfect workshop. And I know a lot of you don't feel like it's a retreat because you're still working and you're still having to deal with things that are scary and frightening and. You're worried about your kids and what we're going do about school and we're all worried about so many things but. I don't want to minimize any of that. But at the same time, this is a time for us to look look inside of us. Find the joy of helping other people find the joy of finding of really understanding. Some of the things that are important to us and the people who are important to us and understanding ourselves. So use it to be. Something that you can look back on and think. I I got a lot of good out of it
Joe Pags
Bill Murray Celebrates Baseball's Return by Serenading Giant Stuffed Cub During Seventh-Inning Stretch
"And Cubs superfan Bill Murray. You remember him from Ghostbusters and catty Jack Bill Murray is keeping baseball tradition alive with his rendition of Take Me Out to the Ballgame. Sung from someplace other than Wrigley Field. The actor and comedian will sing the famous tune during the seventh inning stretch every cub's game this season, Murray was in the company of a huge stuffed bear cub when he belted out the tune. During the Cubs Brewers game.
Fresh Air
'Palm Springs' Romantic Comedy Is A Total Winner For The Lockdown Era
"Are film critic Justin. Chang says it could be an especially good time to watch palm springs, a romantic comedy about two people forced to repeat the same day. Over and over again it stars Andy Sandberg, and Kristen, Milly Odi it streaming on Hulu and playing in some drive in theaters around the country. Palm Springs a hot ticket at this year's Sundance Film Festival one of the last public events to take place before the movie industry shutdown. I didn't see it there, but having caught up with it months later at home I can't help but feel as though this breezily entertaining movie. Please a little differently in the era of covid nineteen. It's a comedy. About is the LATIAN repetition which might not sound too appealing at a time when many of us are also leading lives of isolation and repetition. But don't let that dissuade you. This first feature directed by Max barbeque cow, and written by Andy Sierra turns out to be a total winner, Sharp, funny, and even profound in a sneakily offhand way. The story is a riff on that Herald Ramos Classic Groundhog Day in which Bill Murray had to keep replaying the same day until he learned to become a selfless person, but palm springs is trying to push that message. It knows that just getting through life with your dignity intact can be hard enough. That's certainly true for Sarah played by Kristen me not who's serving as maid of honor in her sister's wedding in the California desert town of Palm Springs. S Sarah Drinks too much and stumbles her way through the reception. She finds herself intrigued by one of the Guests Niles played by Andy, Sandberg. Niles is kind of a goofball, but also manages to work the room with disarming ease. It's almost as if he's been through this event before and knows everything that's going to happen. Sarah finds out why when she follows him that night into a mysterious cave out in the desert. Within seconds she's waking up the next morning only to find that. It's actually the same morning as before the morning of the wedding. Time has reset itself. In a panic Sarah Trucks Down Niles at the hotel where they're staying. He explains that when she entered the cave, she made a big mistake because he followed me. What's going on? I tried to stop. But, what is this? When is this? Yeah. About that so. This is today. Today is yesterday and tomorrow is also today. It's one of. Infinite time loop situations you might have heard about. That I might have heard about. There's been a lot of those infinite time loop situations in recent movies and TV. Some of them excellent like the Tom. Cruise Action Thriller Edge of tomorrow in the NETFLIX's mystery series. Russian doll. The pop savvy makers of Palm Springs clearly no those stories and suspect that you might know them to. As a result, they're able to jettison a lot of the usual exposition about how this world works and simply cut to the chase. Sarah is eager to bust out of the time loop but Niles. WHO's been stuck here for ages tries to dissuade her. Virtuous acts won't work. Suicide won't work although that doesn't Stop Sarah driving straight into the path of an oncoming truck just to see what happens. Eventually Niles persuades her to stop fighting the space time continuum, and just enjoy their time together, and so she does with the threat of permanent removed. These two misfits are suddenly free to embrace the craziness of every moment. Sometimes, they blow off the wedding to go on long desert drives and hang out in bars. Sometimes they stick around for the wedding, so they can play tricks on the guests. WHO WON'T REMEMBER ANYTHING ANYWAY? The guests are played by fine actors. Including Peter Gallagher June squibb and Meredith Hagner. J. K. Simmons also gives a terrific wildcard performance as a guy who POPs up at the wedding on Sundays, but not others for reasons that the story will soon make amusingly clear. As fiendishly clever, as it is on the surface, palm springs has a pretty straightforward takeaway, since life can sometimes be pointless and tedious whether you're stuck in a time loop or not, you might as well spend it with someone you love. It's pretty good advice. Even Still Sarah doesn't know how much longer she can stand being trapped in this desert purgatory, especially since Niles seem so lazily resigned as fate. I won't give away whether they succeed in escaping or not I will say that the movie doesn't entirely avoid a tired gender dynamic in which a smart determined woman has to expend a lot of emotional and mental energy, and just to get her boyfriend to WanNa move forward. But I love the way the actors conspired subvert that Dynamic Sandberg isn't that's Hilarious as he was in the Music Biz? Satire pop star never stopped never stopping, but he does have the whole. Doofus slacker routine down Pat. But, he's eclipsed by Milly Ot, a versatile performer who won a grammy for the Broadway musical once, and who can turn from madcap comedy to breathtaking emotion on a dime. I'd watch her. Any Day. Justin Chang is a film critic at the L. A. Times.
Lights Camera Barstool
First poster for Wes Anderson's 'The French Dispatch' dispatched ahead of imminent first trailer
"I look at the French dispatched. The next move for Sanderson and we're recording on Tuesday. Trey was coming out Wednesday us. We don't have the trailer I imagine we. We know what we can expect a lot of people this movie. He released a poster. It's the most wes anderson poster of all time it's supposed to look like a cover of the New Yorker Magazine Snakes and the New Yorker also had the exclusive rights to release the first images this from the movie Has So many people in the movie. Bill Murray Franson Tilda. Swinton Jeffrey Wright Adrian Brodie Benicio ACL. Del Toro Owen Wilson Timothy Xiaomei Lee said do Liev Schreiber Elizabeth Moss Edward Norton Willem Defoe search around and Kristoff vaults Alz Jason Schwartzman Rupert Friend Henry. Winkler Bob Balabagn. I mean Anjelica Huston. The list goes on and
MarketFoolery
Super Bowl Winners and Losers
"We are going to move to the super bowl silly Ravitz segues for kids and Super Bowl commercials. I want to get your thoughts on the Super Bowl commercials and we're gonNA start with the top five commercials. According to add meter k the number one ranked commercial was GPS groundhog day featuring Bill Murray number two was smart. Pock number three was Google Loretto. Don't wear the man used Google Assistant to bring up memories of his late. Wife number four was Doritos the cool ranch which featured a showdown between Lil NAS and Sam Elliott and coming in at number five was rocket mortgage is comfortable spot featuring the guy who plays aqua man so yes so. Let's lead it off. Ron Gross. Yeah do you have. Do you have a stand out our favor. Overall thoughts on Super Bowl ads. I thought they were pretty good this year. I'm not one that eve cheer says says glued to the TV. He can't wait for them. But you know I always keep keep an eye on them and this year I think they were pretty good. Some fell flat for sure. The Google and boy that got me ahead of had excused myself fervent tended. I had some allergies needed to clear up routine because that was that was pretty emotion. Crush me. Yeah it was. It was tears. I you know I got glossy eyed. Yeah I got a little I got a little. I thought the second half commercials were much better than the first half. I like that list. That ad meter sure who had meter is or how they rate these ads but I did like I liked all that they they mentioned. I thought the Alexa ad from Amazon with Ellen Generous and Porsche Rossi drowsy. I thought that was very good. I like that the idea. Do you have like how do we live before we could just kinda ask Alexa. And they kind of went through different historical funny situation. I thought that was that was that was a nice ad that basically sleep pointed to the value of this but also spoke to the brand the brand power of Alexa and Amazon in general over. Okay I didn't I didn't think any particular the super funny Although I did like the the Bill Murray ad for jeep was pretty funny. Love had to explain to my daughter's because they didn't understand who bill Mary was and what ground home so I smacked pack made me laugh the most I think or maybe smile that was that was clever right I would. I would watch that again. I actually whereas most of these I would doesn't doesn't appeal to me to watch again so in terms of the business impact. Is there one of these as that. You look at what I did. I think that did the most for the business one that I particularly had a little bit of discussion in my family because because it was environmentally focus was the Michelob.
Bill Leff and Wendy Snyder
How Jeep landed Bill Murray for its 'Groundhog Day' Super Bowl ad
"Three I know we talked a lot about the Superbowl today but we're Americans and that's what we do USA today since the beginning of the I'm I'm I don't know when they started this was going to say since the beginning of the Superbowl but that's not true Larry pickerel is in our studio how long has the USA today done their ad meter do you know they're still at least the late eighties yeah it seems to me like as long as we've been talking about Superbowl commercials right Larry pickerel is back in our studio he's the founder and creative director of calm the music now he is in the business of producing commercials Super Bowl commercials among them he told us last Friday that he was the guy that was involved in the production of that famous Michael Jordan Larry Bird dad to be clear it's the music production whatever yeah well actually the sound and the music that which you do rise instrumental part of it right with excel well I do too listen you're on a radio station right now right so your daughter is also in the business class she's a had a production of high dive which is a Chicago based company that produced two of the top five on the USA ad meter commercials last night the rocket mortgage Jason Momoa was number five which we do the music for and the number one jeep groundhog day with Bill Murray spot let's walk through that number one spot first so if you didn't see it this is a commercial for jeep it's a parody of groundhog day where every day Bill Murray wakes up in the same day and he can't get out of it so here is the beginning of the ad
Steve Cochran
Bill Murray stars in 'Groundhog Day'-inspired Super Bowl commercial
"That will here's you know they do this thing called ad meter and so think something that advertising agencies use to rate the effectiveness of their commercial some people read respond to the commercials they have their top commercials that are out today and then the commercial the people responded to most positively last night was the Bill Murray commercial to Bill Murray cheap groundhog day commercial there was only shot last week up in Woodstock with bill you never pricing is our role from the movie they brought back get bills brother Brian Doyle Murray I was part of the spot the guy that played in and my a Ryerson it was back in the I corps Phil and Steve doll by the way did he the the voice the the on the radio the DJ on the radio on the radio clicks on is Chicago's and Steve doll you know what I didn't catch that I missed that done many emails about it yesterday nice down any minute ago so it goes fever yeah that's that's kind of
Pardon My Take
Super Bowl LIV: The best ads from 2020
"All right super bowl commercials. We had Google try to make us feel better about the fact that they've Remembered everything we've said for years and years and years. Yeah was that an Alzheimer's. The woman had Alzheimer's they were basically doing the notebook but instead of her husband writing to her every day it was just like Google remembers all all the shit that you said right for your entire life and everyone. Isn't that romantic right. Everyone is like Oh my God. That's so sad and crying but then probably because our brains have been ruined by the Internet. We just sat there making jokes like yeah so they clearly have like over nudes to. Oh Yeah what was your name Loretta. Yeah real story so so they really went over the time now. I know I still feel bad. They stolen on everything from us. They've stolen our faces. Like I get the thought process here and it actually nice for anyone who might have Alzheimer's or dementia to hand that but that doesn't really like helping out some senior citizens remember. Have some memories in your machines doesn't raise the fact that you also have everything we've ever purchased and everything every conversation we've ever had in our identities and you're sold it all to like tracking websites in China right. You know what else like memorize every single thing about someone would be a pencil so in a paper that would also do it. This life life is funny that we're we're thinking about you. Have the voice right now. We're thinking old-school old-school os thou- sweet as. We look like a computer being nice and it makes us feel nice and Romantic Katamon. She artificial intelligence that is real panty dropper machines really did it University of Wisconsin saved dogs. No big deal. Yes in the big time and then the only other ones I remember as the Bill Murray. I'll thank you hate. That came out earlier in the day. I don't you hate him. Actually taught him. You Hate Raikkonen Conan Hate Bill Murray at all I hate. I hate the bill. Murray Industrial Complex. Where every time Bill Murray does something like this is funny? Click on this article right bill. Murray Bill Murray Stolen Old Lady's purse on the streets of Charleston South Carolina Classic Gag. So you hated this Ad. No I didn't. I didn't mind this one because the groundhog was pretty cute. Right that fat bitch we got we got sprint early. So early to call him a fat little bitch. Yeah I look like a fat little bitch all anyone fat bitch well. He looked like a little bit but he we got spring baby yes springs go. Fill Andy Reid gets to put on his short six weeks surly. To how much food is he going to eat like this is. I'm so excited to watch any read enjoy. This does does even drink. I don't drink. He converted to Judaism for the Poontang. Say after the game. He said he's going to celebrate by having a double cheeseburger. Yes it's great because this is a classic fat Guy Mover. It's like well not drinking so I can eat double Like I didn't have a beer. It's been like that his whole life. Put this double double. You know what he's going to do. Do A shitload of shots of milk. Did you see that story about how much he loves. Milk Oh yeah so. Anti Rollback store throwback story tobacco. Today packer coach likes his milk is was the headline break. This classic Wisconsin News showing his strength and farming contests. Green Bay Packer assistant coach Andy. Reid won the milk drinking competition since Saturday at June dairy day after Downing Twenty nine double shots of milk second place was a Wisconsin rapids radio announcer who had twenty seven so yeah shout any read legendary milk drinker. He also they used to do these to do. Some sort of fundraiser for I think is. Byu Back in the day they would send their coaches out to sell hot dogs. And whoever was the best hotdogs salesman getting like little prize little bonus was a fundraiser for the university diversity for the football team and Andy Reid always dominate in the sale. Of course nobody ever thought and he's just like buying eating them all buying hot. Go Shit time to pay the FIDDLER Shoutout to Aaron Boone by the way he predicted the exact score before the game. That's kind of impressive. He said at six o'clock for what it's worth I'm going with chiefs thirty one twenty So that's a win for the Yankees definitely so pinstr he won pins pinstripe for correctly. Ace should should Andy Reid pinstripes for that for through for us very slimming. I liked that. So who who won the super ruble ads. I'm just GonNa go with that and I'll tell you who wanted it doesn't even feel towards aren't real anymore like they're not the commercials. Don't matter as much because you watch simone. Yeah you watch them all beforehand. The Tom Brady one you want to. Do you want to mention that one. You call that Hank was GONNA be my. WHO's back of the week but Tom Brady? Is Back Not only as we said the show was that picture and advertisement for Hulu. He said he's not going anywhere in the advertisement and then it came. Report came out today that the Patriots are willing to pay him in thirty million dollars a year. which would make him the second or besides Patrick mahomes patron third-highest quarterback and he basically just told them that he just wanted them to get more receivers which yeah? I don't see why they won't do that. So they spend the money on weapons. I feel good about. Yeah would I feel good about birth coming back instead it now so instead of buying shady apartments for your players who already have have weapons he just wants to buy the bottom cut out the middle. I was like two point seven five breasts that wasn't even a pun. Well it was a word vicious indictment weapons is of the front office. That was those rally would tweet something. How dumb within Tony Brown feel after getting himself? Cut from the raiders. And then Tom Brady goes and plays on the raiders. ooh Yeah that'd be pretty actually. I don't think he ever feels Tom. I think he's No. He's only highly he's tweeted. Did you see the Instagram Post. Where he was just I think it was the Holiday Party for the Miami Dade Police Department in just said I'm sorry for offending any of you So he's on the ice back. I actually do hope that he's getting better. Kids like as we've said for the last like year now he's he's he's been pretty fucked cray cray. He's great great great great so Okay so Jeff Darlington last week by the way at the Super Bowl. I wanted to sit at a table right next. Hey you WANNA whenever seat. When I've seen touch knees thought that was funny All right before we get to our. WHO's back anything else on the Super Bowl Let's see March Orange Gatorade Orange Gatorade. That was a big big surprise plot twists at the nobody had just been sunkissed though Zone for Andy or just straight up. Orange juice I can see. I'm doing that are just liquefied cheetos dust yes so the purple the purple smoke was well it was supposed to be the forty niners but then there was the rumor that it was for Kobe's while it didn't happen Any other Oh. The Patrick Mahomes rushing bet. So that was the biggest loss. If you had to over thirty five and a half yards at the Andy Andy was taking knees but he was going further than just one yard back yeah. He was trying to milk milk. The clock a little bit right so we ended up with a think thirty rushing yards. He lost fifteen rushing yards my meals and the the over under was thirty five and a half he finished with twenty nine. Oh my God so we just take normal knees he would have been fine and normally I would say say. That doesn't really count as bad because such a random prop two super bowls just random props everyone bits random props so that is a bad.
Brian Kilmeade
How Universal Studios Hollywood's Halloween Horror Nights brought Ghostbusters and Us to life
"So how will be horror nights let's get back to it so you've already been yes we went opening nights it was incredible yeah Halloween horror nights if you don't know in most Landau people that even if people outside of Orlando you come to Orlando spooky season for horror nights it is the premier spooky events and of course it is run by universal Orlando resort it is an incredible night with haunted houses scare zones all sorts of stuff you guys know it I don't have to tell you but it's amazing and would they have some new every year it's the the haunted houses they have new ones all the time this year what's the newest one they have yes so they used to go with a lot of original still have originals but this year the big ones stranger things they have us Jordan peels ever seen that film that's a real creep yeah elle great one now and Ghostbusters all right now hold on the the old school one is that the male or female version always the original original Dan Ackroyd Bill Bill Murray yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah I bet universal's good with this I bet you they have Easter eggs of the new one too if you look hard enough I don't know if you know this yeah yeah I mean there there's things that they leave behind for sure but you have to go through it a few times to really get a just Ghostbusters is amazing it's my favorite house let's just say if you're a fan of marshmallows you'll really love that how great I'm a fan explores what does that mean I I'll bring my own chocolate and Graham cracker if they provide