18 Burst results for "Mike Double"
The Big Picture
"mike double" Discussed on The Big Picture
"He's working as a bartender. He's working at a fundraiser. He's working at the lavish home of a woman named max Sandra Mendoza, who is played by Salma Hayek. It becomes clear through a friend of a friend that Mike lane is not just some bartender at a fundraiser, but he is magic Mike. He is a male stripper who provides extraordinary pleasure to women. Yeah, let me just say you friend of a friend in there, not just any friend of a friend, but the woman and the same actress who receives the laugh dance at the ill fated sorority party in magic Mike. Beautiful. It's very, it's very smart to keep the thread going, I'll say. That leads to this encounter between lane and Salma Hayek's character. And then all of a sudden, Mike lane is whisked away to London and the plot of the movie begins. Were you yada yada, another? Well, I want to save that. I want to save our discussion about the idea of places. I'm doing some plot summary. The tricky thing about a magic Mike movie, and this was very true of magic Mike double-x-l, and it's somewhat true of this film, is that plot is not really what's most important. There are structures of the plot of this movie that I think are really meaningful to kind of inform the themes. That's true of all three of the movies. Each movie is about a different kind of thing. And they use these very loose plot structures to let soderberg kind of cook on the things that he's most interested in in this world. And this one in particular, and this seems like kind of a dumb thing to say, but it does seem like he's most interested in two things. One dance, obviously, it's a magic Mike movie, and the kind of how one dances and how one seduces with dance, and then secondarily, putting on a show, because when Mike lane goes to London and he goes with this billionaire woman max andra, she owns a theater, and she may or may not be going through a divorce, and one of the things she wants to do to kind of get the attention of her ex or to sort of neg him is to strip down this very fussy British production that has been playing at this old British theater for many years. And recontextualize it in a modern sexy way, and she's going to have Mike lane, who is a stripper from Tampa. Conceive and direct this new show. Yeah. Now, when I explain the movie like this, it sounds very dumb. And when I was watching it, I was thinking this is plot is very dumb. Yes. But it is kind of a portal. It's an entryway to certainly a home in London that I think you'll have a lot to say about. A kind of lavish lifestyle overseas is one of your favorite things in a movie. And all these dance sequences. And this assemblage of new dancers in this kind of new era. And ultimately, a big romance. That's kind of what is living at the heart of the movie.
WTOP
"mike double" Discussed on WTOP
"Come with CarPlay installed. This morning, double DT will be car guy, Mike Paris, on whether most carmakers are on board with this. Apple and the Android version are basically an all new cars now, Toyota was one of the last manufacturers to kind of jump on the bandwagon to get in there. A lot of that due to some concerns about where the data is being seen and stuff, but they're finally in there now. And so yeah, it's very much expanded and it's the capability, even in the new Jeep, I'm just driving is a lot more than it was just a couple of months ago. So this may be marketing spin, but apple also says 8 out of ten buyers would only buy a car if it's a parts car plays that true mic? I think if you're under 50 yes, it's probably going to be something that's very important to you because you're pretty much on the phone 24/7 and what's better way to take it in the last place where you really couldn't use it is in the car because you can use it and never have to look at that with the phone. You're using your voice to do a lot of the transactions that you want to do. So yeah, it's very nice to have them, but if you're over 50, you probably don't really care about it. You might have a smartphone, you just don't necessarily care about integrating it that extensively. We know some carmakers are much better than others when it comes to navigation maps and graphics. Do you think it's a good thing to have your iPhone take over your car's dashboard and display in this way? Yeah, some manufacturers you have to update your maps. You have to go to the dealership update your maps, get a new DVD, it costs money, where this is pretty much always updating. And it's with the cost of your phone and you're not paying anymore after that. Okay, Mike, double question. Number one, what if you don't use an iPhone and two, what are the privacy issues involved here? Well, the privacy issues are could be a lot and manufacturers are not willing to share all this information. They get between you the consumer and between the manufacturer and with the expanded capabilities of the new app, they're going to have to see this. So it's almost like a third party is going to see a lot of the information, say you put a navigation to go home, you go to the store, it's going to see that. It's going to know that. And Android also is maybe not quite as up to date, but it's pretty close. And so if you have an Android phone, you use the Android auto and you're pretty much almost the same capabilities you got with the Apple. Now, we know you don't get on your smartphone very often without being asked to buy something, look at something, everything is monetized. So I can't help but think that little trip to school to pick up your kids, sponsored by AT&T or Dick's Sporting Goods or something. I mean, is that where we're headed? I think that would not be hard to see in the future, especially for expanded revenue. And the manufacturers are going to be kind of put out of the way with their systems with Apple and Android kind of taking over all the stuff that they used to do. Talking with Hillary and Dimitri that's double TOP car guy, Mike parris, find his car reviews at our website and click away every Monday. You are listening to one O 3.5 FM at
WTOP
"mike double" Discussed on WTOP
"Come with CarPlay installed. This morning, WTO V car guy, Mike Paris, on whether most carmakers are on board with this. Apple and the Android version are basically an all new cars now, Toyota was one of the last manufacturers to kind of jump on the bandwagon to get in there. A lot of that due to some concerns about where the data is being seen and stuff, but they're finally in there now. And so yeah, it's very much expanded and it's the capability, even in the new Jeep, I'm just driving is a lot more than it was just a couple of months ago. So this may be marketing spin, but apple also says 8 out of ten buyers would only buy a car if it's a parts car plays that true mic? I think if you're under 50 yes, it's probably going to be something that's very important to you because you're pretty much on the phone 24/7. And what's better way to take it to the last place where you really couldn't use it is in the car because you can use it and never have to look at that with the phone, you're using your voice to do a lot of the transactions that you want to do. So yeah, it's very nice to have. But if you're over 50, you probably don't really care about it. You might have a smartphone, you just don't necessarily care about integrating it that extensively. We know some carmakers are much better than others when it comes to navigation maps and graphics. Do you think it's a good thing to have your iPhone take over your car's dashboard and display in this way? Yeah, some manufacturers you have to update your maps. You have to go to the dealership update your maps, get a new DVD, it costs money, where this is pretty much always updating. And it's with the cost of your phone and you're not paying any more after that. Okay, Mike, double question. Number one, what if you don't use an iPhone and two, what are the privacy issues involved here? Well, the privacy issues are could be a lot and manufacturers are not willing to share all this information. They get between you the consumer and between the manufacturer and with the expanded capabilities of the new app, they're going to have to see this. So it's almost like a third party is going to see a lot of the information, say you put a navigation to go home, you go to the store, it's going to see that. It's going to know that. And Android also is maybe not quite as up to date, but it's pretty close. And so if you have an Android phone, you use the Android auto and you're pretty much almost the same capabilities you get with the Apple. Now, we know you don't get on your smartphone very often without being asked to buy something, look at something, everything is monetized. So I can't help but think that little trip to school to pick up your kids, sponsored by AT&T or Dick's Sporting Goods or something. I mean, is that where we're headed? I think that that's would not be hard to see in the future, especially for expanded revenue in the manufacturers are going to be kind of put out of the way with their systems with Apple and Android kind of taking over all the stuff that they used to do. Talking with Hillary and Dimitri that's double DTO fee car guy Mike parris find his car reviews at our website and click away every Monday. You are listening to 103.5 FM at WTO P
WTOP
"mike double" Discussed on WTOP
"Come with CarPlay install. This morning, double DT will be car guy Mike pyrrhus on whether most carmakers are on board with this. Apple and the Android version are basically an all new cars now, Toyota was one of the last manufacturers to kind of jump on the bandwagon to get in there. A lot of that due to some concerns about where the data is being seen and stuff, but they're finally in there now. And so yeah, it's very much expanded and it's the capability, even in the new Jeep, I'm just driving is a lot more than it was just a couple of months ago. So this may be marketing spin, but apple also says 8 out of ten buyers would only buy a car if it's a parts car plays that true mic? I think if you're under 50 yes, it's probably going to be something that's very important to you because you're pretty much on the phone 24/7 and what's better way to take it to the last place where you really couldn't use it is in the car because you can use it and never have to look at that with the phone, you're using your voice to do a lot of the transactions that you want to do. So yeah, it's very nice to have. But if you're over 50, you probably don't really care about it. You might have a smartphone, you just don't necessarily care about integrating it that extensively. We know some carmakers are much better than others when it comes to navigation maps and graphics. Do you think it's a good thing to have your iPhone take over your car's dashboard and display in this way? Yeah, some manufacturers you have to update your maps. You have to go to the dealership update your maps, get a new DVD, it costs money, where this is pretty much always updating. And it's with the cost of your phone and you're not paying anymore after that. Okay, Mike, double question, number one, what if you don't use an iPhone and two, what are the privacy issues involved here? Well, the privacy issues are could be a lot and manufacturers are not willing to share all this information. They get between you the consumer and between the manufacturer and with the expanded capabilities of the new app, they're going to have to see this. So it's almost like a third party is going to see a lot of the information, say you put a navigation to go home, you go to the store, it's going to see that. It's going to know that. And Android also is maybe not quite as up to date, but it's pretty close. And so if you have an Android phone, you use the Android auto and you're pretty much almost the same capabilities you get with the Apple. Now, we know you don't get on your smartphone very often without being asked to buy something, look at something, everything is monetized. So I can't help but think that little trip to school to pick up your kids, sponsored by AT&T or Dick's Sporting Goods or something. I mean, is that where we're headed? I think that would not be hard to see in the future, especially for expanded revenue. And the manufacturers are going to be kind of put out of the way with their systems with Apple and Android kind of taking over all the stuff that they used to do. Talking with Hillary and Dmitri, that's double DTO P car guy, Mike parris, find his car reviews at our website and click away every Monday. You are listening to one O 3.5 FM
WTOP
"mike double" Discussed on WTOP
"Come with CarPlay installed. This morning, double DT of car guy, Mike pyrrhus, on whether most carmakers are on board with this. Apple and the Android version are basically an all new cars now, Toyota was one of the last manufacturers to kind of jump on the bandwagon to get in there. A lot of that due to some concerns about where the data is being seen and stuff, but they're finally in there now. And so yeah, it's very much expanded and it's the capability, even in the new Jeep, I'm just driving is a lot more than it was just a couple of months ago. So this may be marketing spin, but apple also says 8 out of ten buyers would only be buy a car if it's a parts car plays that true mic? I think if you're under 50 yes, it's probably going to be something that's very important to you because you're pretty much on the phone 24/7 and what's better way to take it to the last place where you really couldn't use it is in the car because you can use it and never have to look at that with the phone. You're using your voice to do a lot of the transactions that you want to do. So yeah, it's very nice to have, but if you're over 50, you probably don't really care about it. You might have a smartphone, you just don't necessarily care about integrating it that extensively. We know some carmakers are much better than others when it comes to navigation maps and graphics. Do you think it's a good thing to have your iPhone take over your car's dashboard and display in this way? Yeah, some manufacturers, you have to update your maps, you have to go to the dealership, update your maps, get a new DVD, it costs money, where this is pretty much always updating. And it's with the cost of your phone and you're not paying anymore after that. Okay, Mike, double question. Number one, what if you don't use an iPhone and two, what are the privacy issues involved here? Well, the privacy issues are could be a lot and manufacturers are not willing to share all this information. They get between you, the consumer, and between the manufacturer and with the expanded capabilities of the new app, they're going to have to see this. So it's almost like a third party is going to see a lot of the information. You say you put a navigation to go home, you go to the store, it's going to see that. It's going to know that. And Android also is maybe not quite as up to date, but it's pretty close. And so if you have an Android phone, you use the Android auto and you're pretty much almost the same capabilities you got with the Apple. Now, we know you don't get on your smartphone very often without being asked to buy something, look at something, everything is monetized. So I can't help but think that little trip to school to pick up your kids sponsored by AT&T or Dick's Sporting Goods or something. I mean, is that where we're headed? I think that would not be hard to see in the future, especially for expanded
WTOP
"mike double" Discussed on WTOP
"Your free and home estimate. It's 7 ten, you may really love your iPhone, but do you want to take over your car? Apple is using the iPhone's popularity to push itself into the auto industry and carmakers are feeling a little shaky about this. Apple recently announced the next generation of its car software called CarPlay. It takes over the user interface on all interior screens, even gas gauges and speed dials would be controlled by the driver's iPhone. Apple's engineering manager says 98% of new cars in the U.S. come with CarPlay installed WTO's car guy, Mike parris, spoke to Hillary and demetri about this new normal. Apple and the Android version are basically an all new cars now, Toyota was one of the last manufacturers to kind of jump on the bandwagon to get in there. A lot of that due to some concerns about where the data is being seen and stuff, but they're finally in there now. And so yeah, it's very much expanded and it's the capability, even in the new Jeep, I'm just driving is a lot more than it was just a couple of months ago. So this may be marketing spin, but apple also says 8 out of ten buyers would only buy a car if it's a parts car plays that true mic? I think if you're under 50 yes, it's probably going to be something that's very important to you because you're pretty much on the phone 24/7 and what's better way to take it to the last place where you really couldn't use it is in the car because you can use it and never have to look at that with the phone, you're using your voice to do a lot of the transactions that you want to do. So yeah, it's very nice to have, but if you're over 50, you probably don't really care about it. You might have a smartphone, you just don't necessarily care about integrating it that extensively. We know some carmakers are much better than others when it comes to navigation maps and graphics. Do you think it's a good thing to have your iPhone take over your car's dashboard and display in this way? Yeah, some manufacturers, you have to update your maps, you have to go to the dealership update your maps, get a new DVD, it costs money, where this is pretty much always updating. And it's with the cost of your phone and you're not paying any more after that. Okay, Mike, double question. Number one, what if you don't use an iPhone and two, what are the privacy issues involved here? Well, the privacy issues are could be a lot and manufacturers are not willing to share all this information. They get between you the consumer and between the manufacturer and with the expanded capabilities of the new app, they're going to have to see this. So it's almost like a third party is going to see a lot of the information. You say you put a navigation to go home, you go to the store, it's going to see that. It's going to know that. And Android also is maybe not quite as up to date, but it's pretty close. And so if you have an Android phone, you use the Android auto and you're pretty much almost the same capabilities you get with the Apple. Now, we know you don't get on your smartphone very often without being asked to buy something, look at something, everything is monetized. So I can't help but think that little trip to school to pick up your kids, sponsored by AT&T or Dick's Sporting Goods or something. I mean, is that where we're headed? I think that would not be hard to see in the future, especially for expanded revenue and the manufacturers are going to be kind of put out of the way with their systems with Apple and Android kind of taking over all the stuff that they used to do. That was
WTOP
"mike double" Discussed on WTOP
"Come with CarPlay installed. Is that kind of what you're finding as you review these cars? Yeah, definitely sell Apple and the Android version are basically an all new cars now, Toyota was one of the last manufacturers to kind of jump on the bandwagon to get in there. A lot of that due to some concerns about where the data is being seen and stuff, but they're finally in there now and so yeah, it's very much expanded and it's the capability, even in the new Jeep, I'm just driving is a lot more than it was just a couple of months ago. So this may be marketing spin, but apple also says 8 out of ten buyers would only buy a car if it's a parts car plays that true mic? I think if you're under 50 yes, it's probably going to be something that's very important to you because you're pretty much on the phone 24/7 and what's better way to take it to the last place where you really couldn't use it is in the car because you can use it and never have to look at that with the phone, you're using your voice to do a lot of the transactions that you want to do. So yeah, it's very nice to have, but if you're over 50, you probably don't really care about it. You might have a smartphone, you just don't necessarily care about integrating it that extensively. We know some carmakers are much better than others when it comes to navigation maps and graphics. Do you think it's a good thing to have your iPhone take over your car's dashboard and display in this way? Yeah, some manufacturers you have to update your maps. You have to go to the dealership update your maps, get a new DVD, it costs money, where this is pretty much always updating and it's with the cost of your phone and you're not paying anymore after that. Okay, Mike, double question. Number one, what if you don't use an iPhone and two, what are the privacy issues involved here? Well, the privacy issues are could be a lot and manufacturers are not willing to share all this information. They get between you the consumer and between the manufacturer and with the expanded capabilities of the new app, they're going to have to see this. So it's almost like a third party is going to see a lot of the information, say you put a navigation to go home, you go to the store, it's going to see that. It's going to know that. And Android also is maybe not quite as up to date, but it's pretty close. And so if you have an Android phone, you use the Android auto and you're pretty much almost the same capabilities you got with the Apple. Now, we know you don't get on your smartphone very often without being asked to buy something, look at something, everything is monetized. So I can't help but think that little trip to school to pick up your kids, sponsored by AT&T or Dick's Sporting Goods or something. I mean, is that where we're headed? I think that that's would not be hard to see in the future, especially for expanded revenue and the manufacturers are going to be kind of put out of the way with their systems with Apple and Android kind of taking over all the stuff that they used to do. Is it journalistic bias if I just shake my head from side to side? Okay. Thank you so much, Mike. That's WTO car guy, Mike parris. Well, coming up here on WTO, the nationals getting another crack at the Dodgers tonight commanders prepping for training camp. It is that time of year. Stay with us on WTO
WLS-AM 890
"mike double" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"That parents getting angry at school boards for whatever reason constitute domestic terrorism It's not even a close question It's not It's not even a close question Well maybe you should take that up with the whistleblower from the FBI who said the exact opposite Quote FBI targeted parents via terrorism tools despite Garland's testimony that this didn't happen Yeah I mean this is the attorney general of the United States folks The guy's not your local bagel shop salesman okay He's the attorney general of the United States He is clearly the most corrupt figure to ever sit in that office Why is he still sitting there and not impeached yet Why Here I want you to notice in this Fox News story about how Merrick Garland now is clearly lying The tools of the FBI are being weaponized and turned on you The American citizenry They note in the story that in another investigation of parents FBI officials interviewed a dad opposed to masks can't have that gym a post to mask get those FBI guys out of it So the interview to data post a mess And according to Jim Jordan and senator Ron Johnson the person who reported the dad did so because he supposedly fit the bill of a quote insurrectionist Who said that Was it Nina jankowitz the minister of truth Did she sing a show to it about the guy Did she sing a show did we miss something So somebody reported this guy and said he was an insurrectionist and that he rails against the government and he has a lot of guns and threatens to use them But the person claimed later that they had no specific information or observations of any crimes or threats Okay so we're going to go through the constitutional checklist here folks You ready So this guy was investigated by the FBI for being opposed to masks at a school board First he was called an insurrectionist without any evidence or specific information Sounds kind of like what the government wants That's what Nina janko wants right Show tunes minister of truth And then he was under investigation because he rails against the government Again Jim can we get out the app please get yours out so we can check Mike double check for me I'm going through the constitution right now where are we Amendments one through ten also known sometimes as the Bill of Rights if you're not if you're not a liberal Congress shall make no law abridging freedom of speech or the press or the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government It's there Do you have a chimp Mike is it in yours Or do you have a different version He's looking at it now too You don't have a different constitution He's the same one Okay Same one not a different There it is folks I'm not kidding It's my actual phone That's the app There's a constitution app I'm not kidding I used to keep a paper copy but it gets all messed up There's an app for that It's I'm reading it right there So this guy was investigated for the FBI For railing against the government which I'm just checking here you are free to peaceably petition the government and assemble it It just says it right there for a redress of grievances So you're allowed to have grievances It's really weird and that's laid out In the app the constitution app It's really strange So we railed against the government and he has a lot of guns Okay just checking and get a lot of gun Amendment to hold on folks I'm just reading this for the first time Well regulated militia a necessary security The right of people to keep and keep a bear Is it there Jim do you have that new Is it isn't yours Okay that's amendment two I see that right there too Amendment two to the constitution and I know it's a shall not be in French I guess except by the FBI If you show up at a school board meeting and you oppose masks so this guy should promptly sue everyone who showed up at his house the FBI the DoJ and Merrick Garland for a clear civil rights violation Is there any clearer violation of civil rights that the FBI showed up to interview a guy Although they had no specific information or observations of any crimes or threats and they only did it because he rails against the government and has a lot of guns Listen they show up at your door for this Don't even open the door Tell them to get a warrant I'm sorry folks We've got we're sadly at this point now I love my brothers in blue I love what you do You're good folks out there but there are sadly a lot of rotten apples out there And at this point you can't trust these people anyway Do not let anybody get a warrant You want to prove it prove it in front of a magistrate Go in front of a magistrate produce probable cause that way you could come in You're insane to talk to these people after this You really are after what they did to Mike.
Pop Culture Happy Hour
"mike double" Discussed on Pop Culture Happy Hour
"He is wonderful in this. You've seen him be funny, but I think this kind of goofy funny sort of riffing on his own Hollywood Ness. I very much appreciated. I like what Daniel Radcliffe is doing Daniel Radcliffe, you know, emerging as somebody who just does these bizarre roles in lots of different things. I love, but I do think that outside of those four performers, I agree that the other folks in the film are not as well served and that does include basically everybody who's not a white person who's in the movie. And I'll tell you Steven in terms of it being a throwback to romancing the stone. The reason why this isn't romancing the stone is that it's an inversion of romancing the stone, right? The romance writer in romancing the stone goes off and finds the sort of the romantic hero of the type she writes about, right? This woman goes off with a guy who is a doofus who is not the romantic hero that she writes about. That's sort of what the inversion is. I also will say you would not have seen a woman who is more than 15 years older than the guy in the romantic comedy opposite her unless they talked about it a lot. Again, bless Sandra Bullock, she also did the proposal with Ryan Reynolds. She's done a couple of these romantic comedies with guys who are significantly younger than she is where that's not a big thing in the movie, which is not something, you know, when I was first writing about movies, I wrote about this all the time that you would get these movies where the guy was like 15, 25 years older than the woman and it was always just like, oh my God, Michael Douglas. Series of Michael Douglas movies where he is acting with women 30 years younger. And Richard Gere movies. But he has to be honest about part of why that's the case. The times have changed, but also Sandra Bullock does not look like, I don't know. Bette Davis did when she was the same age. Her and Jennifer Lopez were like probably the only women right now in Hollywood who are still consistently playing against men who are ten 15 years younger if they didn't look like that. Probably wouldn't be happening because in the public's mind and Hollywood's mind largely, it's still believable that this would be a romantic couple. But I'm happy that we're seeing this. I just think we have to qualify. Well, it's interesting in passing you mentioned Ryan Reynolds. Ryan Reynolds was originally considered for the part that has played by Channing Tatum in this movie. That wouldn't have worked at all. Yeah, I don't think so. My immediate thought was how on earth would that have worked because so much of what I found enjoyable about this movie is the fact that as you said Linda, he's a doofus. He's super earnest. He's super try hard and you get so much comedic tension and release and joy from watching this super buff dude screw up when thrown into an actual action scenario. Do you see Ryan Reynolds functioning in that capacity at all? I'd see Chris Pine there before I would see Ryan Reynolds. Like I could totally see that. Chris Pine could for sure work, I think. But Ryan Reynolds is too smart me. Yes. He doesn't have that sort of innocent quality to him that Channing Tatum is able to give even while looking as like a military dude. He looks very, you know, he still feels, it seems like a teddy bear, you know? I think it took a long time for Channing Tatum because of what he looks like and because of what he started off doing, right? Not just because he started off and step up, but because he started off in like what abercrombie and Fitch ads or something like that. I remember those times. Because people knew him as a model. And then they got to know him as an actor and step up. I think it took a while for people to fully respect how really talented that guy is. It's like now whenever I see he's going to be in something, I'm always like, oh, I hope it's not grim, 'cause I know he really has enjoyed doing drama and has been good and some really good dramatic roles, but like I just love it when he's silly, I find it so incredibly pleasurable to watch. I've said it before and I will say it again. Magic Mike double-x-l is the superior magic Mike. As much as I liked the first one, I loved what that movie was doing and the way it let Channing data very much like lean into all that physicality you were talking about, as well as being really funny and silly and just like very over the top. Well, and there have been a couple people who have pointed out and I think it's true that this is a movie that is an example of a movie powered by movie stars. This is sort of what movie stars are. They are so fun to watch and they are so good together and they look so great in a movie and which is a hard thing to capture. Some people are great, great actors and also movie stars like Denzel Washington is like that, I think. Great great act on Tom Cruise is like that. This is a movie that really showcases movie star movie star Ness. Well, we want to know what you think about the lost city. Find us at Facebook dot com slash PCH and on Twitter at PCH that brings us to the end of our show. Thank you, Linda Holmes, and ayesha Harris for being here. Thank you. And of course, thank you for listening to pop culture happy hour from NPR. This episode was produced by Anna isaacs and ramel wood and edited by Jessica reidy. Hello come in provides the music you are bobbing your head to right now. I'm Steven Thompson and we will see you all tomorrow when.
Pop Culture Happy Hour
"mike double" Discussed on Pop Culture Happy Hour
"I didn't expect that. Yeah. And I think that's the key for me with Soderbergh is the surprise, like his noir, no sudden move. I don't know if I looked at the first time when I watched it again because I'm like, how can I not love this? This has got everything I like. It's amazing. It's so good. I think I was just distracted by the style by the experimentation of it. He does his own editing, he does his own cinematography. He's just in control now. And he's choosing to end his magic Mike trilogy next. And I'm so excited about that. I am so curious about that because if I'm being completely honest, I thought magic Mike double-x-l was better than the first magic Mike. And he didn't direct magic Mike double XL. He produced it, but he didn't direct it. So I'm like, we'll see. But yeah. I mean, he's just good. And he's one of those guys that's earned with me anyway. Benefit of it out whenever. He could make anything and I'd watch it. You know, he could make something part 20 and I'd be like, oh, good. I can not wait to see Steven Soderbergh's spider boy's part 30. Soderbergh, he does how to land it, I guess is what I'm saying. And it's great. He does. And I have to say one of the things I've always appreciated about him as well is just like he's been one of those white male directors who is frequently back to the beginning of his days working with people of color, working with women, as leads as costars, I appreciate that. And I think he does it in a way that it doesn't feel like he's trying to get points. It's just natural and organic. And I love that we can say that about his legacy. And I also now really want to go and watch those movies that you just mentioned that I haven't seen yet. Especially let them all talk. It feels like to me without knowing. It feels like he listens. Yes. Like he's listening to his cast. He's listening to his collaborators. And I feel like with him, he's reduced barriers to him. It's just kind of him with a camera and he's walking around following people. Sometimes on his iPhone, it seems like he's reducing all these layers for his cast and the screenwriters collaborators to talk to him. You know, especially in a movie like Kimi, which is just so intimately about trauma and about experiencing one person's experience of the world, how do you do that if it's just your opinion? I don't think it's possible. The amount of empathy and the amount of expression that province is able to put into this film is it can only be in my mind a product of collaboration and sort of testament to that too is people keep wanting to work with him. The score is by cliff Martinez and this is the tenth film I think that Martinez is done with them. They both started with 6 large videotape, but the score really reminds me of the story that they did together for solaris..
WLS-AM 890
"mike double" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"The George Floyd killing what happened People started attacking the police saying defund the police BLM and antifa were allowed to run wild Law enforcement were attacked every day The people dialed back the law enforcement just to get control of the crowds And murders went wild It's not complicated Folks attacked the cops coddled the criminals You get more criminals and less cops It's only hard for liberals to understand Now liberals don't like that argument because liberals don't want to have to run on what liberals actually do They run on a lie So their argument is in their argument is well it wasn't us attacking the police after George Floyd That did it It was definitely COVID We had nothing to do with that so don't play us So long story short I said to Jessica on the panel I said well you know don't you find it odd that 9 out of ten of cities where the murder rate per capita is the highest are run by liberals So we got into a little back and forth on that But I woke up this morning and I read this article and Ross story Now keep in mind it's rough story It's like a conspiracy blog site for the left Still this is why embrace conservatism and the real world we live in and be proud you live in it and that you're not a liberal because everything you believe is stupid Like it's just made up It's just a lie So I see this article this morning in rust story by David baldar whatever He says quote those were the Trump years Liberal brilliantly destroys Fox News crime surge framing and our co host claims So I'm reading this article by David B S and in raw story and it says tarloff began her takedown after banjo falsely claimed that the spike in the murder rate was only in areas dominated by liberal politicians So you know I said to myself I was there I saw the show because I was on it I'm like this is really fascinating How is it when you win a debate on the facts you lose a debate in the liberal media And I thought this is it This is like I gotta tell you this is how liberal This is why liberals don't know anything They never know anything and why they will continue to lose debates every single day because they are liberal media people lie to them and they just suck it up like thirsty dogs They just lick the bowl So the claim I made was at 9 out of ten of the top murder areas in the country were run by liberals Now according to David barsh at raw story hard barred Darcy whatever his name is This was a false claim that I said areas dominated by liberals at high murder rates So I just went to a search engine and put in murder rates per capita American cities I mean that was literally what I put in the search engine So here we go folks because David smart did dashi was too stupid to actually research this himself before he wrote his article at the conspiracy blog raw story Here are the top 20 cities I'll just read the top ten because that was my claim at the top 20 But top ten cities with the highest murder rates per 100,000 people St. Louis Missouri Run by Jim is that a Democrat or Republican Say Louis Missouri Just check it Pop quiz That would be a Democrat You'd be correct Number two Baltimore Maryland run by a Democrat New Orleans Louisiana Democrat Detroit Michigan Democrat Cleveland Ohio run by a Democrat Las Vegas Nevada independent who was a Democrat up to 2009 Kansas City Missouri Democrat Memphis Tennessee Democrat Newark New Jersey comes in at number 9 25 homicides per 100,000 people 25.6 Run by a Democrat and ten Chicago Illinois 24 per 100,000 people murders So it didn't take a lot of homework 'cause I do a lot of research on this topic anyway to figure out that my statement that 9 out of ten of the top areas for murders per capita murders in the United States were in fact run by Democrats Now I needed an assist from a producer Joe this morning with the math Folks listen I went to college I'm a decently smart guy I'm not Stephen Hawking level intellectual genius but math is a little troublesome for me So Jim I need the assist here So I just read to you the top ten cities for murders 9 of them are run by liberals So to do this math for me Mike double check his work please get him to write it down Ten minus one because there's only one city run by the independent who used to be a Democrat right Ten minus one Jim take your time if you need the jeopardy sounder Ten minus one is what number.
The Auideo Show
"mike double" Discussed on The Auideo Show
"People that you like in your lyrics people. Most of my songs are about this personal stuff. I'm going through. And like my my first release was under my actual name dylan deeds and i debated on releasing it under dc or dylan deeds. But i was going through a severe anxiety. Severe like black hole. Depression and i was journaling in that time. Through all of what. I was feeling and going through and stuff and i turn those journal entries into four songs and i felt like well. This is very very very personal. Some releases under my actual name dylan deeds. Which you'll hear a couple. I think a few of those songs cool so yeah and then with this new album like therapy medication. Great circle of people around me. I'm in a way better place than i was a couple years ago. So i felt it was time to make that switch and actually released stuff under the dc mon- occur which is where i'm going to release everything in the future. Oh so yeah the change. I guess other than was that like a nickname. Dt or do you see Yeah i had one friend in high school. That would call me little. And i kept like coming back to it because the last name defeats means ruler of the people on my gosh which is such an arrogant cool. I'm tons of norwegian blood okay. Same story bros. Do you have left. Set thanksgiving now. Have you had left. I have okay now. But no i wish not right now but to d like the last name is like very arrogant ruler of the people so like dc is kind of like humble spin of that. And it's i that like housi- you know is another artist. Dt postie dt just feels good. So like the i like. I like the I guess references. Also that it's your last name to the fact that it's part of you you know right also means this ruler of the people but also damage your last name. That's pretty dope. My brother's name is derek defeats. Derek means ruler. Deeds means rulers. Ip ruler the ruler. Yeah he's the he's the. What is it kyla arrogant. He's really yeah they go to the best. I don't think so twin okay. But i am older by fourteen minutes. Sorry you broke my condenser for just shattered. My condenser we. Fourteen identical yeah. I'm better looking obviously more success style. Show no. He is like the confident outgoing for the party. Version of myself. I wish he was here. I'd be that'd be ingredient to mike's double d what does he do. He's a manager of a really high end. Jewelry store in phoenix. And he's a hip hop producer. And he's very very talented nice. Shot out to his so stays. Aim as fast me. Music runs in the family. Or is it just something you guys picked up. I think it's just something him. And i picked up for for whatever reason grew up. Play music together bands. All that kind of stuff. So he's the man i love him to bits. That's cool. Yeah you guys have like an instrument you play drums playing drums for eighteen years. He's been playing guitar for longer than that. You got two thirds of a ban there. Oh yeah you guys have a bunch of bands. We had a bunch of growing up all all terrible. Gimme the whole. Give me the best band and you guys had dared. Dates in the pathetic was pretty good. I like most successful run. Was a band called storms of attica. Which was like a progressive metal odd time signatures jazz. That was in two thousand nine like in the spokane washington seen and that was a lot of fun. Hell yeah we thought we were gonna get signed. That was a big thing back then so popular now maybe kind of like the local spokane metal scene which no we were not popular so another words. We made some cool stuff. Awesome to tells me your go ahead. No i was just going to say my growing up my worst band. I had by growing keys. Oh nice since. I was eleven i dabble in qisas. Well it's it's kind of universal on you know everybody kinda you gotta use that to learn your base anyway The worst best worst. I guess i would say toxic lunchbox. That's terrific. I was are banning. Were like huge. Mta music say list. What can we do. That's like you know home aaj to them. Did you wear makeup now. The guy liners. I don't know. I was sixteen and getting the girls like on a farm. That would have been zombie milking cows morose just staring at him or go to prom. So that that tells me you're not originally from cal- spill then no. I grew up in a tiny little town in idaho. What town very not dang it were you thinking of. I'm from a small town in idaho. Yeah really yeah. What town fruit land dude. How old are you. I'm thirty three okay. So did you play basketball. Yeah we might have played each other joking really. We played fruit lit a couple times at the state championship championship at st. You haven't played fruit lind in school. Then i moved freshman. Year moved out of fruit lynn. 's okay so i was like in sixth grade when you were a freshman. Probably i'm thirty cool seventy highschool time but we played fridolin. That's insane idaho. Boys courier there. I hope i've moved here in high school freshman year here. High school moved from fruit lynn. To hear this at school to iowa. And before that though you're in wyoming wyoming gillette wyoming. Nice i love wyoming. I was just in my. I just went to sturgess. Oh nice that was great. It was a great response. Something did you play golf. Yeah okay because you look good golfer here. Same type of bill or back there. no naito not in idaho. I did go to stay golfing montana though. Okay which was in polson okay I'm not that that's cool. Did you run i. We did not win either not win but you top ten in the state two years in a row is that what you're maybe. Yeah yeah no way rick. North golfer. basketball dude. We're gonna feed on here do incredibly gifted person. I can affect your music a little bit. I wanna talk about how. I guess how you make it. Because you're sounds to me like i'm i'm impressed. Like thanks man. I think you got some cool. Since sounds i think you got some cool like like what we were talking about with this new song. We're going to listen to a little bit. It's just. I mean it just drops you write in and like you can just feel like what you're feeling and your emotions and like i don't know just a good like How what am i.
Sips, Suds, & Smokes
"mike double" Discussed on Sips, Suds, & Smokes
"On the next episode of sips suds and smokes. Today's episode is a brewery takeover. We're going to head to north olmsted. Ohio and visit fat heads burien saloon. The beers that we will be pays team and discussing today are grew the juice hazy oppa codename. Special operation hazy. Apa head-hunter ip mumble berry. Honey blueberry ale say that ten times or once yeah strange magic. Ipa sunshine daydream session up and rounding it up the benjamin dangling and whenever we say sunshine. Daydream i'm going to be thinking of daydream believer from the monkees. Me too. Yeah we'll be right back after this break brought to. You almost live from the dude in the basement studios. Why 'cause that's where the good stuff is it sip sons and the smokes with your smoking host the good old boy suds suds suds time. For more so how high. Hey warming welcome. Yeah except for nat guy. What is up with that. Wake up whatever. Welcome everyone to another sub segment. Where if someone points her finger at you. They probably want you to pull it. You know sound effects that far far far today. Wow he is overweight. I've only had one period. So that's the problem. Yeah okay well. We're going to work in that. People need coffee to get going. I need a beer or twenty. I am one of your hosts. Gouge alina and joining me. Today at the table is and waiting and waiting to have any sounds now. I know what you're doing here. I thought maybe we'd have some sounds own. there's one very could avoid kendall. Hello how're hello. It's wonderful to be here. And i'm looking forward to these beers in front of us. I know i know to remark. Hello how are you good to beer. Here he played a sound but has talked over it. So you get no more sounds today. No more satisfied. You sounds for you. Could've by dave. Hello hello myers that from. I'm not giving away my secrets thanks. That's what i thought. I guess we're just doing secret. If i know them right true but it was a secret from her as if okay well. Today's episode is a brief takeover. We're going to head to north olmsted. Ohio and visit fat heads burien slowing could've day front. You tell us about fat heads boy. Mike shirt in hundred ninety two and michelle. I don't know their last name because they didn't put it on the website. Had this crazy idea that craft beer bar and restaurant would be a great adventure. Fat heads boy was born a few years later. Fat heads ghetto boy. Mike doubled in size. One day glenn and his friend matt were sharing their dreams of breaking or brewing great..
Sips, Suds, & Smokes
"mike double" Discussed on Sips, Suds, & Smokes
"Great warming, welcome. Yeah. Except for that guy in the corner. What is up with that? You wake up with, whatever? Welcome everyone. To another said segment. Where if someone points her finger at you, they probably want you to pull it off. No sound effects for that. I'm fart. Fart. Fart is all over it today. Wow, he is. Okay, I had my first beer yet. Oh yeah. I only had one. So that's the problem. Yeah. Okay well we're going to work on that in a minute. People need coffee to get going. I need a beer or Twenty. Yeah, I am one of your hosts go to gouge in it and joining me today. At the table is I'm waiting. I'm waiting to I have any sounds? No, no. I know what you're doing here. Yep. I thought maybe we'd have some sounds. Oh, there's one. Okay, all right. Fine, could avoid Kendall. Hello, how are you? Hello. It's wonderful to be here and I'm looking forward to these beers in front of us. I know, I know he to Rivermark. Hello, how are you? It's good to beer here. Play the sound, but I talked to her it, so you get no more sounds today. No more sounds for you. It sounds for you could avoid Dave. Hello. Hello this. Mars Ephraim. I'm not giving away my secret. They said that. I thought how they? Hell, I guess we're we're giving away my secrets. We're just doing a secretive phone. Know them, right? True. But it was a secret for her, as if. Okay, well today's episode is a brewery. Take over, we're going to head to North Olmsted Ohio and visit Fat Head's Brewery in like Good Ol Boy, Dave, why don't you tell us about Fat Heads? Little boy Mike I'm sure in nineteen ninety two Glenda. Michelle, I don't know their last name cuz they didn't put it on the website. Had this crazy idea that a craft beer bar and restaurant would be a great adventure. Fat Heads, little boy Mike was born a few years later Fatheads. Little boy named Mike doubled in size. One day Glen and his friend. Matt were sharing their dreams of breaking or Brewing grape. Yes, breaking great job. Day Brewing, great beer and something clicked, they opened a brew pub. And before you could blink an eye, accolades were flowing along with a great beer, just a couple of years later before. Just a couple of years passed before a full-scale production Brewery was open and Fat Heads. Go blame, Mike became available to the clamoring masses fast forward another few years. And Matt Glenn, took their team took a deep breath and built a brewery twice as large with an amazing beer hall and restaurant about a million. Million details have been left out in twice as many Fat Heads. Little boy Mike have beer poured. Brunei France Like Fat. Head's okay. So here's a timeline Fathead. A little boy, Mike, South Shore Solera, founded September 11th, and 11th 1992 in Pittsburgh south side. Thank you. Fatheads little boy, Brewery & Saloon opened his doors in Cleveland and April 7th 2009, a production Brewery is built to keep up with the ever-increasing. Demand by Fat Heads beer, go to volume 22 with the tab head. Taphouse inside Fatheads little boy, Mike production Brewery opens in 20 October 2013 Fat, Head's Saloon celebrate, 25 years, food, fad duga chud, fad and fun. Well, that's weird Pittsburgh 2017 and our latest stop brings us to Canton Ohio Hall of Fame with a new Brew Pub opening March 12th 2018 home. It was painful, I can't read what you were having to, you know, take the time to press the button the whole time. That's true. Multitasking is tough at times. Especially when you don't have a lot of beer in your system, that's true. Yeah, probably will work on that. Let's move this along. Moving your part moving along. Let's talk Emoji. Join the movement down. Rivermark, would you mind telling us a lineup for today? I'd be happy to all right the Fat Heads little blame Mike Brewery off the beers that we will be tasting And discussing today are but groove-e-juice hazy IPA with a 7.1% ABV codename Special Operation, I think I've got that right operations hazy, IPA off 7.1% ABV, Head Hunter, IPA 7.5 ABV bumbleberry. Honey, blueberry ale, say that ten times a month or once. Yeah, 5.3% ABV Strange. Magic IPA 6.5 ABV, Sunshine Daydream Ocean IPA at 4.9% ABV and rounding it up. The Benjamin danklin IPA at 7.4%, it sounds like you have cannabis in it. Yeah, really. Yeah and whenever we say Sunshine Daydream, I'm going to be thinking of Daydream Believer from the Monkees me to pack that's quite a list of ipas. I these guys are known for a lot of IPA so that's I'm glad we get to taste them off. We are seems like all of them six ipas and then fruity beer from a beer. Yeah, they're very eyepiece. I'll never had any beers from this Brewery. Has anyone else tried him? I know I've had the Headhunter at gabf, but Thursdays are not familiar to me. I have had according to my records here, the trailhead Pale Ale. Some time ago. All right, yeah, cool. All right, well, thank you for every Mark for that. That was excellent as ever go to boy. Kendall. Would you mind giving us a sub readings for today? All right, we'll be discussing in writing these beers with these Suds ratings. Plus, our signature belching Sounds here, are those ratings? Now one, that sucks. Give me anything, but a bud to, was that a belch 3, Waterleaf off.
The Dan Bongino Show
Why Did the Media Withhold Information on Hunter Biden Until After Election?
"Politico just released the piece a little while ago talking about the hunter Biden investigation and the Department of Justice and how they they did their best to sideline any information from getting out to the public before the election about this hunter Biden case. They may say, Well, they should do that They could. They should keep the existence of these investigations. Private Really? Would involve something this grave like a president, United States Joe Biden, the big guy. Who may have been in cahoots with his son to take money from foreign enemies of the United States. You don't think that's an interest of national importance but of interest in national ports before the election. Who told you that? Hear from the politico piece. It says last summer, federal officials in Delaware. We're investigating Hunter Biden and they face the dilemma. The probe reached the point where prosecutors could have sought search warrants. An issued a flurry of grand jury subpoenas. Some officials involved in the case wanted to do just that. Others urged caution. They advised the U. S attorney in the case, David Wise to avoid taking any actions that could alert the public to the existence of the case in the middle of a presidential election. Then they celebrate. To his credit. He listens to the person involved in discussions now. I know, you know. Listen, I know leftist. I've been around them for over 10 years. Now I know all their tricks, their stunts, their scams. That's all they are. Scammers. Uh, liars, fraudsters. That's all I know other stands and they're going to say Listen, there was an investigation into trump in collusion. You know the difference. Being the collusion thing was fake. Um, and nobody leaked out before the election either. Really? That's interesting, cause I pulled up this article I use all the time Dated October 31st 2016 Last time I checked producer Jim that was before the election, right? The election was November. 2016. Can you verify that for me? Yes. Said okay. Thank you. That is correct, Mike Double? Yeah, we get a double Get a twofer on
The Red Box Politics Podcast
"mike double" Discussed on The Red Box Politics Podcast
"Hello this is. Red box podcast. I'm match surely coming up. It's wednesday so it must be pm cues. I'm pat patrick polls. The action live from the house of commons. As case stomach challenges boys johnson overtaking the knee racism football and it competitive northern tapes. That's coming up i. It's all columnist panel. It's wednesday so must be cramp on crampton in alice. Thompson on thompson is off chasing in devon antonio. That's also rubber crops in doing so instead we've got an epstein add silvestre so the thing i want to talk about than necessarily having a cultural on the merits of mosques this concept of personal responsibility and where it sort of starts and ends and how even the idea of of personal responsibility seems to have become a source of battle and it's completely mad. They should have personal responsibility. You know somebody We can't possibly trust people to do the right thing on virus because one man put a flare up his backside outside wembley and that proves that everyone the entire general public apart from me obviously the charge under public more ones and they can't be trusted. We need rules constantly on house of all live our lives. What do you think where. Where do we need to be more globe. This concept of personal responsibility you some. Thank for as long as i can remember the cliche nanny states has been abandoned around for any moment at which the government is seen to be intruding into our lives beyond what's deemed acceptable and yet all bets are off now. It comes to mask sudden. We want the government to tell us what to do Corona virus loves people. We know that if you have pick. We have a risk of infection but equally the vaccine programs being amazingly successful. That's god every death is a is a terrible thing but the other day that was six. That's that's six people being more deeply but compared to the certain numbers that were earlier on and and as we know the people that getting infections largely are not pooling not see a massive rapid increase in hospitalizations. We have to learn to live with this thing. We don't have masks with the flu if you want to go into a crowded place without a mask then that's up to you. It would probably be sensible in the early stages of liberty to wear a mask. And i think there are certain places where it's obviously going to be absolutely necessary going to hospitals or any kind of clinical situation of. I think people have to think about it. I mike double laxed you know and my okay to move around if you want to wear a mask contesting but i think we now have to take Responsibilities this not let the government tell us what to do anymore. And where were you on this concept of personal responsibility carlos government on this because basically the about eight months of people saying stop saying silly rules my commonsense. Another month able to use their common sense. Ah now being barracked by many saying people for not setting out on a sort of itemized. Face this will. I can accommodate date. The might there. Stupid rules like unite the substantial meal and things like that. but it's still simply with the. I think shops this government has basically taken the decision. Now they can lead this in the hands of the From his law some people. Michael abdicating responsibility. Some people might say to normal life. But i think this been some sort of weighed fundamental shift in what we expected government over the last eighteen months bear on the economy will on a healthcare or on a whole number of topics where we sort of seeming. They're in charge in a fundamental shifts. In the way that for instance the economy works in the sense that if a company is struggling the phalanx game tons up and save some as bad things but just this offically fundamentally that has been a shift towards government stepping in to prevent things happening so now culture situation where government signed last breath. Things might happen. But you know it's Protect yourself people around you and and we will must call deal with being given that responsibility against lot we've become so kids scurvy now when you say adults on a cold for away. Jay partly functional normal adults who just waiting to be told by the event monitor. What's the guy at five pm. And if they're not told at five pm they become full year old soon completely. Without stifling to that. I feel i feel like you've got a very specific away day that you've been to their fifth in mind when you're talking about that. I mean i'm somebody was. There was sort of two different schools on the one hand. We don't go around you know. The government is telling us all the time you know how to do everything you know had correct plate ways to cost vote and all that sort of thing and then somebody else makes the point. Well we've got a smoking ban because it was agreed that smoking was was was dangerous and harmful health. They didn't say we'll just use commonsense on smoking decide whether or not smoking a is it a busy train or quiet train and so a little. There's a little bit of that going on his one and that's the reason. The smoking analogy is better than some of the terminology. Beautifully shot on twitter. Is the isn't paul about what you're doing on. The heart is not just about personal is the is the harm to others. And it's a question of personal responsibility but also sort of collective social responsibility to yeah. I mean sorry. Extensive of smoking. The problem with the difficulty with that the making analogy is a much the now what been butted on twitter about them. I'll tell you. I'll tell you so this morning and isolated this thing. I'll tweet about this corona virus. It seems literally than immediately regretted. As i said the thing. I find out about the mosque to mask. Debate carefully. is people talking if right now. They're working a treat and if we throw them off. We'll suddenly see a spike. In cases the in cases already happening. Maybe should talk about why and if it matters instead of having another cultural about that was making and i think this is a very fair point. You're sensible fano. I mean the is difficult. Twitter doesn't seem to think so but that's a that's full of armchair warriors sitting in that room if you met them in the street that'd be like a recipe drainpipe obscenity conference of it but So in fact because it has happened to me once or twice. And i said oh yes. It's kinda gotta go my mother-in-law sanctity by what you've met. You've somebody's being rude on twitter. You've met them a have a half and it was quite a highly placed Should i out to. Qc today sets of the nine route about my journalism. But she's he's entitled to do but he he inferred. Something was factually inaccurate. When it was which was more straight straying into personal kind of attack. And when i actually bumped into him i said you the person how dare you. And he was with the after go and he shot off. Today he go. He just makes some very very personal remarks and coolies people to account anyway that to side will will big big boys and girls now the smoking analogies difficult because obviously somebody's blowing plumes of smoke in your face. There's probably a very direct cause-effect issue in terms of what going to do to your cardiovascular and respiratory health And i do take the point about my slip but we all broadly vaccinated now and the whole point of the vaccination program was to help us get out of this situation. I'm not saying don't wear a mask their property times when maybe there should be some kind of mandatory mask perhaps on public transport on the cheap for example london hearing magister on the metro wherever you live a hospitals definitely but does that have. It's not a zero sum game any more so if you're sitting in a nice airy kind of office space with lots of open windows it's my took to it's compulsory to must..
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"mike double" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"I actually think it's 30 it, says 27. I believe it's actually 30 and 27 is wrong, Mike. Double check that if you can think it's 30 Now, while the growth deGrom's been dominant this year, he's only pitched out of the six then he wants in his last eight starts, Alright, averaging just five and a third per starts in that span. So we do view deGrom's dominance a little differently, knowing he's only pitching five innings per start in or out. This is out of bounds from e B. T. This is the This is the norm and Baseball these days, and we see this every every every night. Really? Managers or sabermetric ng there. There. There. There, there. Decisions on whether or not to keep their starting pitchers in games. And so just because it just because of the fact that it is the the new norm, I can't hold that against Jacob deGrom, because I honestly believe if you've said All right, Jacob, go go seven or eight and you're gonna get that pitch. Count up to 120 or whatever it may be. He'd still do it and he'd still be dominant. Out of bounds totally out of bounds, Not even close. First of all, you've got to incorporate the context of of his season. So far, he's had three different medical issues pop up, so a lot of this is trying to preemptively avoid things and circumvent potholes. Based on you know his his his injury history this year, plus his injury history back in the day Had Tommy John so No, no If this if this was like the first year in the grand popped out of nowhere And it was all right. You're averaging five to third. And I mean, even if even at that point, if you er a was less half of one, I'd still be incredibly impressed. But we've seen Jacob the ground be the best pitcher in baseball for years now. I've said a few times on the show. He's the best pitcher I've ever seen with my own eyes. I mean, that's I've never seen anybody better. So no, I do not view this differently. Jacob. The Graham is an unstoppable force, and he's must watch every time he's on the hill..
The Film Buds Podcast
"mike double" Discussed on The Film Buds Podcast
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