EPISODE 170 - Drop Kick A Mexican Kid

You learn so much listening to our high decibel chatter every week. And this week's program doesn't disappoint. For example, somewhere in the middle of the show we learn that Mike and Dennis shared an interesting evening together that Mike would rather not talk about on-air. It's not quite what it sounds like though. It was a movie night. The questionable element to the evening's activities though was the movie itself. Not exactly something you'd expect 2 bros to watch.To be perfectly honest, I'm not even sure how we got onto that topic. This show is much less 'in order' than most others. We start off with an update to a "Jenkem Watch" story last week. The homeless man that fled the scene after he was caught hiding in a Porta-Potty's receptacle tank was caught by police. And yes, as you might expect from someone who doesn't mind rolling around in poo, he is completely insane. Due to his comments to a Denver news station, we deviate to playing the sound an American Bald Eagle makes.Since the first Saturday of the month just passed, another free screening of a corny movie took place at the Rave Theaters here in Las Vegas. This month's selection... the 1990 version of CAPTAIN AMERICA. We were an hour early and the line for this was wrapped around the building! Charlie cut in line, the rest of us did not. After estimating the people-to-seat ratio, Jabari, Mike, Dennis and I decided to hit the bar instead. Since Charlie did make it inside, he fills us in on the film's hilarity as well as some that took place in the theater crowd. Apparently many of the folks in that ginormous line we didn't stand in didn't realize these midnight movie showings get riffed on heavily. As Charlie explains, there were some walkouts. So in hindsight, there probably was enough seats for everyone.One of our loyal-listeners who hasn't been in touch with us for some time finally does get back in contact via E-Mail. He blasts his way through various topics we've addressed in recent weeks before ending with an assessment of Charlie's Marty McFly impression.Just before "New Releases," which we don't get to until halfway through the show, the chat room asks us about the debacle in San Franscisco that was MoviePass. Basically, a subscription based service offering low movie ticket prices to customers launched a beta test in San Fran, but failed to tell the local theater chains about it. As you might have guessed, the whole test imploded in on itself and is now in limbo.Because we run short on time, we jump right into "Breaking News" with the story of the band P.M.E.R. These fellas had what one might describe as a rough night in their new Brooklyn apartment. An understatement to say the least. They got robbed. And it's really no surprise why given their location. There were also several red flags they chose to ignore, including a 15-minute gun battle in the street below shortly after they moved there. Tune into the show for all the details on this one.Working backwards, stories meant for the start of the show actually end it. Those include another movie based on a classic Disney ride, a movie based on a non-fiction pregnancy manual and an awesome idea for fast food joints that we hope will quickly sweep the nation.