Okay. What's happening? Welcome to a twin peak. Uh, Robin Dan back for another one.
DJ Khaled, right? Another one. You want to hear my DJ Khaled impression? Yeah, yeah, please.
Another one. You want to hear my DJ Khaled impression? No. This week on the show, part of it.
No, yeah. Of course I want to hear it. No, of course I want to hear it. No, no, no.
I was joking. It was a jape. Alright, here's a jesters gambit. Okay, go on.
Now, uh, yeah, ask me, uh, ask me like what I have, what I'm working on next. Uh, mister J Khaled, his first name is D, his last name is J Khaled. Mr. J Khaled, what are you working on?
Listen, I don't eat my wife's pussy, alright? I don't do that shit. Yeah. I'll tell you what I'm not working on.
That clip. Yeah. He just, he's, what if he was just so, like, so immature about it? He was just like, you know what I'm not working on?
I fucking pink canoe. It's, it's starting to make me think something's anatomically wrong with his wife and that's the only vaginies ever seen. That's how, that's how odd I find that. Yeah.
Uh, well, hello, hello to Dixecty J Khaled's personal life or when he got lost on his jet ski. What? Oh, you don't know about that? No.
Oh man, he went out on his jet ski like, um, I think down in the ocean and a three hour, a three hour jet ski, right? Yeah. And he was like making like live Instagram reels and being like, yo, I'm like, I'm like, I'm lost as hell right now. Yo, I'm lost at sea.
Yeah. Uh, there's a shark, uh, another one, another one. This week on the program, Twin Peaks, the return part four, also known as episode four, if you're not a weirdo, but unfortunately everyone involved with this program. So yes, yes.
Um, man, Dan, I really like this episode. Man Dan. Man Dan. Dan, man.
Yeah. Great. I know, you know, this is a crazy thing to say, but it feels like, it feels like a big lurch forward. I know, not, not, we don't like, you're right.
It does feel like that, but I think it might be because we're introduced to like some new and some old friends. Yes. Yes. Uh, two of the greatest names and a show full of great names.
Well, Sonny Jim, Sonny Jim and Janie E. Yup. He's the thing to name somebody. Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah. Um, yeah, really, uh, I love this one. We got, of course, Cooper is Dougie. Dougie is just crushing it at slots.
Um, I do like how Brett Gellman and David DeSmolchen are just standing off to the side. And he's like, how many is that? And she's the woman next to them. It's just like, uh, it's 28, 28 mega jackpots.
Mega jackpots. Yeah. It's more than, more than they get in a year. Yeah.
You come to learn. Uh, yeah. Um, so when Rob said some new friends, he was referring to Brett Gellman specifically. Yep.
Brett Gellman. So, uh, I'm a agreeable personality. Brett Gellman. Brett Gellman.
A friend of the show, of course. And it's so, it's so interesting to see him in, uh, something directed by someone else. I of course love his own self directed work on his Instagram reels from the past six months or so. Yeah.
No, those have been, uh, really great to watch educational and entertaining. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Um, man. Yeah. But you know, it's like, he does get sucked in the nose a couple of times. That's pretty gratifying, don't you think?
Oh, yeah. He doesn't get sucked in the nose in this episode though. Oh, I revealed my terrible secret. Dan has been watched a little bit ahead of us the second half or sorry.
No, the first half of our five. Oh, no. You watch the second half first. I don't know what's what I've actually been working my way toward the middle from both ends as sort of temporal pincer.
Yeah. Temporal pincer movement. Of course. We all know what that is.
Um, if I don't get in my daily temporal pincer movement, I am just cranky as a, uh, as a bad at noon. Have you seen tenant? No. Oh, Dan.
That make a lick of sense, but it is a fun movie to watch. Yeah. Good time with the movies. Yeah.
I mean, there's, I mean, like it's just fun to see all that backward shit and then the forward shit and then you're like, I don't know where we are right now. Rob, if I want to see some backward shit in a movie, you know I'm throwing out pretty good. Which will be coming up sometime in the near future. You got to imagine.
Yeah. You got to imagine. Yeah. Speaking of backward stuff though, Twin Peaks, the return part four, we get a little backwards action.
Yeah. Right? Yeah. But this episode or the next episode, yes, this episode, right?
Where he's like little in the living room in the bedroom. Yes. He's little in the corner of the bedroom. So it might be a little now.
Right. I really change. Like mirror in the bathroom. Oh, I don't know that one.
You don't know mirror in the bathroom. No. It's like a almost scott from me. A second wave scott maybe.
Oh, you want to hear something funny? Yeah. I heard a German guy say scott today. How do you say it?
And it was like scott. Like it had to be, it couldn't just like fall out of his mouth. Yeah. Like make it mean scott.
Schott. Okay. You're in the bathroom by the beat. Yeah.
So, like Dan was saying, Dougie, what do you, let's talk about these names for a second. Janie E. and so. Like Dan was saying Dougie.
As a guy's I am a little under the weather. Yeah. Yeah. I should be kind.
Yeah. Rob was throwing up burnt motor oil and cream creamed corn. Yeah. I don't know.
I like how in this, yeah, the, I guess it's a warden or whatever. Yeah. They're still analyzing the vomit over the lab. It's tough to talk about that.
It's okay. I mean, kids are tells of that stuff. Garmin Bosa is not on the elemental chart. Hey, by the way, I got to issue a correction.
I referred to what came out of Mr. C, the doppelganger as bile. Obviously, it's not bile. It's that stuff from the puddle in the woods.
Yeah. The black motor oil stuff. Yeah. Black gold, Texas D.
Right. So now that I've set the record straight. So the episode opens with Dougie, like I said, crushing it out the slots. He has 128 jackpots.
Then that old woman from the last episode, she's like, oh, Mr. Jackpots, which one, which one should I go for next? And he points to one. And then she, she hits for another mega jackpot.
Well, he points to one and she doesn't quite. Oh, yeah. She goes to one point. Yeah.
And then instead of moving it, his arm, it all just leans into his body. I really like a comic lock lens, whole performance as Dougie. Yeah. It's very funny.
And I, I, the more, the more that I've thought about it and now re-experiencing all of the Dougie stuff, I like it more now. I didn't dislike it before, but I think it's even more fun now. It's a good time. And I know everybody wants Cooper.
They want Coop back, but he's not coming back just yet. Right? We got to spend some time with Dougie. And it's, well, worth your time.
I mean, this beats the hell out of, what's his name? Frickin Ben Horn thinking he's a different guy. I'd rather someone think they're no guy and then have to figure out what guy they are. Right.
Yeah. Yeah. Have to piece together what, what guy you are. So Dougie is walking around the casino floor and he runs into each of the other.
He thinks something. Dougie. Yeah. I was going to say Dougie.
It's me, even something. Yeah. I'll tell you what, remember when he got really thin? Yes.
I mean, he's gained some back. I mean, right now I think he is, he's, he's like, he's then yoked. What pause? Like power lifter.
He looks like one of those like world strong men. Oh my God. He looks like buff John Federman. Yeah.
He's John. He's John, he's John better men. Yeah. Of course, we all know Ethan Sepley from the 90s as a founding member of the Pussy Posse.
Always have to, whenever a Posse member shows up, we have to address it. And we've done that now. We salute him by, I was going to say something so disgusting. I'll show you on the video and you can tell me if you think it's worth describing the salute.
Okay. All right. Probably not, right? Yeah.
Maybe we shouldn't tell the listeners. Maybe that's like a teaser or whatever. Yeah. Maybe we take this to the grave.
Yeah. It's a teaser for the grave. Yeah. But that is the Pussy Posse salute.
So yeah, Ethan Sepley here, he's talking to Dougie. He's like, Dougie, how are you, all this stuff? And like, and yeah, Dougie is acting weird. And I don't even know what Ethan Sepley's name is here.
Bill Shaker. Bill and Candy Shaker, huh? And, you know, they keep asking him questions. Candy starts talking to him like he's like a lost dog kind of, which he basically is.
Yeah. And she's like, you're trying to get home, Dougie? And he's like, he repeats home, right? Home.
I like this. It's sort of just like, it's like, it's still Cooper in there, right? Yeah. He's just all, he's all, he got put through one of those pink can shakers.
He's all shaking up. He's all shaking up. So it's like, you know, he's sort of just like, hold on him. Shaking going on in Cooper's head.
He's sort of just like getting all of this information and like in real time sort of like sifting through it, looking for the stuff he wants. Right. That would be useful for him. Yeah.
It's like, it's like when he went into the lodge there, he just like, he didn't know what was what, but he knew what he needed when he found it. Yes. The first time I watched this season through, I kept expecting like something to like snap him out of it. Yeah.
Like the sip of coffee. Like the sip of coffee, exactly. In the last episode when, yeah, when Dougie first showed up and he had the great northern key in his pocket. Right.
So I was thinking like maybe it's going to be an accumulation of these things that, you know, somehow, you know, snap Cooper back into it. But we'll see. We'll see how that will shakes. And then Bill here, he's talking to Dougie and Dougie's like, he's home.
And then Bill is like, oh yeah. And then he like gives him his address. He's like, yeah, it's the one with the red door on like whatever court, right? As the former owner of a house with a red door, what did this do for you?
It may be long for red doors. You want to know something crazy? Do you ever know? No.
I know the people who bought the house across the street from that old house. From my house? Yeah, really. Small world.
We'll talk more of air. Oh, wow. All right. Yeah.
Now let's dock some right now. Well, it's not my place. It's not my place to dock these particular people. So yeah, he conveniently gets some key information about Dougie's house.
Yes. And at that moment, he is whisked away to the like back office in the casino where he is like, this is a privilege. We're at our most valued customers, a meet and greet with comedian Brett Gellman. Yeah.
Yeah. Brett Gellman plays like a pit boss or something. And he's he's he's sweating this whole thing. Yeah.
Situation. Right. He's like, yeah. Yeah.
So yeah, they break out when he's like, you don't want to leave without taking all of your money. It takes on a big sack of money, puts it on the table. I mean, and then there's like this whole thing where Gellman is like, you know, can I do anything for it? Would you like a room?
Maybe standard company? Yeah. Whatever. And Dougie's just like home and he's like, we could take you home.
Just promise me you'll come back here. Yeah. Yeah. So a, you know, after a bit of back and forth with a limo driver, he arrives home and turns out he's married to a future old friend.
Yes. Well, I guess an actual wait, no, future old friend. We never did mall and drive. We have not done mall and drive yet.
And when this comes out, we still will not have done mall and drive. That's right. It's, it's Naomi Watts. Yeah.
Janie, Janie E. Jones. That's right. Do you say the second E?
Yeah. You have to say Janie E. Janie E. Do you like the clash song?
Janie Jones? You know that one? I don't know that one. Are you a clash guy?
I'm like, I'm a fake clash guy where I know London calling really well. The album or the song? Oh, I know the song note, note by note, the album. The album.
The album. The album. Great, great album. Perfect album.
Perfect album. It could be a perfect album. Janie E. Jones, you know, depending on whether it's the U.S.
or the UK album is the first song on their first album. Good song. Kind of a banger. Time to revisit.
Yeah. Clash of f***ing rules. But yeah, this is not the clash. This is Janie E.
Jones. Apparently named for Jane Jones who, who's in the pilot of Twin Peaks. The actress, Jane Jones. Yes.
Yeah. Allegedly. Do you know who she plays on the pilot or no? She plays the teacher, the, I believe the teacher in Laura's class.
Like the day they all learn about the passing of LP. Right. Not the rapper from Rumba Jewels. Not the rapper who looks like James Gordon.
Right. Yeah. The day we all found out, Lori Palmer died. Brother, what a day it really was.
Trigonometry is tough. Nice. So, Janie E comes out, Dougie is standing there with his big sack of money and she slaps him across the face and she's like, where have you been? You've been gone for three days.
Go phone call and you missed Sonny Jim's birthday. Sonny Jim. In case you forgot that David Lynch was involved with the show, let me hit you with some good old like Americana kind of naming Sonny Jim. Sonny Jim.
He's your boy. Raise him right. Yeah. So, they go inside and she's understandably very upset and she's like, what is this?
And she takes the bag and she opens it up and sees, you know, just stacks and stacks of cash. And she's like, oh my God, what happened? Where'd you get this money, Dougie? And he's like, I forget what it what triggers it.
But he says, Mr. Jackpots, any points to himself. And she's like, you won the mega jackpot. And he's like, Mr.
Jackpots. And then she says something like, there's enough here to pay them off and then some and whatever, right? So we don't know where that's going just yet. Yeah.
We do get a little more about it toward the end of the episode, right, where she's like, I set up a call. You give them their 50,000 or is that the next episode? Oh my God. Fuck.
Okay. Bleep it. This is why, yeah. Okay.
I can't. This is why Rob tells you not to. This is why this is why dad doesn't let me watch. Because I get overstimulated.
Yeah. You just want to head. Oh, tell me everything about Dougie now that you've watched episode five. I can't handle the response.
I know it is. I've proven that it's very difficult to just watch one of these episodes. Yeah, especially this one ends on like a prop, a proper cliffhanger with a what's his name with Albert and Gordon. Yeah, with Cole being like, we need a basically like a.
We need to find her. Do you know where she lives? And Albert says, I know where she drinks. And then it cuts to the roadhouse and this is.
Oh, but it's just the musical number. We'll get into that later. We'll get into it. Yes.
Yes. Yes. I have the show. We'll get into it.
Yeah. So, you know, that's what's going on with Dougie. Dougie's got a whole bunch of money. And now his wife, Jamie, is a little bit less mad at him, which is nice.
But two, meanwhile, at the FBI headquarters, we see Gordon Cole walk into an office, be brought into an office by Richard Chamberlain. You know that is, Dan. Richard Chamberlain. Well, he plays Bill Kennedy on Twin Peaks, the return.
He does. You know, it's a new show, Shogun. I have not seen a show. Everyone's you don't have to have seen it, but you're aware of the show.
I am aware. Am I on trial here? Yana. What you are aware that there is a television program called Shogun?
Well, there is. It's a remake of a show from the 70s, also named Shogun. And Richard Chamberlain was the main character there. He was an actor.
I mean, he is an actor, but he was in a lot of stuff in the 70s and 80s and shit. I was like TV kind of stuff, like TV mini-series and whatnot. Yes, yes. I feel like he was also in, hold on.
I have his filmography open here, so you need only ask me and tell me how to spell it. Is he in any of the Alan Quarter main movies? Yes. He plays Alan Quarter main.
Hell yeah. Alan Quarter main. I want to say two of them, but they were like Indiana Jones knockoffs where he played the Indiana Jones character of Alan Quarter main. Alan Quarter main is that the same one from the League of Extraordinary gentlemen?
Yeah. Must be. It is. The Extraordinary.
That's my connery, I guess. There's no pressure. It's going to be my lash. I love that.
I love that. Yeah. I was going to say going out on a high note, but that doesn't have any S's in it. So it's the point.
Going up on high notes, several high notes in one fill. I do like it when an actor, Sean Connery, he's one of those guys who has the appearance of maybe a prestige actor, but he is just a journeyman actor. Totally. He will, when we eventually watch Zardoz for this show, the inevitability.
Yeah. You will see how willing he is to just make a goofess of himself. Yeah, it's just the fact that he is like a large imposing man with- Gravy-Tosh. Before he was James Bond, he was a bodybuilder.
Is that right? Yeah. He explains his body situation. I think it's built.
Silt. So, yes. He was like, he was like, do you think he got out of it because he couldn't afford to keep shaving all that hair off his body? Yeah.
The cost of razors and Barbesol was too much. Yeah, the hair on his body had to go, but the hair on his head also had to go. Yeah, left on its own position. You know, he was wearing a rug as early as the first James Bond movie.
I did know that. Yeah, that's pretty crazy. Yeah. Good rug.
Good rug. I wouldn't guess. I win a geshed. You know, they say, you know, you lose your hair if you have a high levels of testosterone.
I know that's right. What's your excuse? Well, I'm a beta cuck with low teens, right? That's right.
That's funny because you're like twice my height also. Anyway. Anyway, that's just one of my bad genes. This percion reverie began with Cole walking into the percion.
10 seconds of spiraling out. I just thought it was interesting that Richard Chamberlain was in this for all of like 20 seconds, you know? Yeah. So Cole sits down and he's waiting for some sort of director to come in and who walks in Denise.
That's right. Denise Bryson, chief of staff. Denise Bryson. He sincerely, truly, madly deeply love in like a reboot or like a return or a sequel where someone gets like a big promotion.
That is, yeah. I mean, you love to see it for characters that you love, right? I mean, like, and to see that Denise Bryson has done so well for herself. And is now what is it, the chief of staff?
Yeah. Also love Cole not getting this promotion. Yeah. Presumably because I mean, either he's too damn odd.
He's Mr. Too damn odd. Or just like he's like one of those guys who he just like, he likes the work. You know, like he wouldn't be happy doing all the administrative, bureaucratic stuff.
He seems like a guy who likes the work, you know? It's got his blue rose cases. He's got to think about it. Hell yeah.
So Denise walks in and it's very nice to see Denise again and Cole and they have like, you know, a fun little back and forth. Excuse me. And Cole says that he, you know, he found Cooper and he wants to take special agent Preston to go, you know, go investigate all this. And Denise is immediate.
She's like Gordon, please. And he's like, what? She's basically like, she's your type in her 30s. The exchange is, so Denise is like, you're taking agent pressing with you?
Gordon's like, yes, really Gordon. What are you getting at Denise? Well, I know your profile, Gordon, beautiful agent, barely 30, which is very funny because that's, you know, David Lynch is like, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I we've been saying it this whole time, how he's just casting the most beautiful women possible. Yeah.
He's a sort of coming by it, honestly here. Yeah. Yeah. I do like that they're calling it out here.
And then Cole says, I'm old school Denise. You know that before you were Denise, when you were Dennis and I was your boss, when I had you working undercover at the DEA, you were a confused and wild thing sometimes. I had, I had enough dirt on you to fill the Grand Canyon and I never used a spoonful because you were an R a great agent. That that grand Canyon line.
Oh, so good. And not using a spoonful. Love it. Terrific.
I also like that though it feels like the one bit of fan service in here is calling back, like him quoting himself on that one line that's like, get your heart right or die or something. Oh, or die or fix their hearts or die. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Feels like that was one moment where they allowed themselves to not deliberately alienate fans of the show. Oh, yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. I think that's a very sweet moment between the two of them. And I like that.
I mean, we were even talking about it back when Denise originally showed up in season two, how like ahead of its time this all was. And you know, it may be David Glinch patting himself on the back a little bit, but it's also I like the line to fix your heart or die. It's a great, it's a really to quote a certain character we'll get to soon. It's a wonderful, it's a wonderful turn of phrase.
Yes. It is a wonderful turn of phrase. You got to warn me about stuff like that, by the way, that guy. You got to warn me about stuff like that.
Anyway. Yeah. I had a question actually. You know, when Denise like mentions like hormones or something and coal sort of like has like a reaction to it.
Yeah. Is he just like, he's like, I don't want to hear about all that chick stuff. Is that all that was? That was the impression that I got was that, you know, he's an old man and he doesn't want to hear about women problems.
Okay. Okay. I just wanted to make sure there wasn't like some other thing happening there. I mean, that's how I read it.
I don't know, it could possibly be other than that. So back in, is this what we got about? Yeah, Twin Peaks, right? I'm back.
Back in the Twin Peaks, Sheriff's office. We go back to the Sheriff's office. Lucy is on the phone with Sheriff Truman and she's like trying to talk to him and he's like, but aren't you in the mountains fishing or whatever? And then he walks in with his cell phone and she falls back and she, this is like a thing that keeps popping up.
It's not as, I don't know if it's as blatant in the original show. It's probably some spots, but Lucy has a real problem with technology. She just does not get it. Yeah.
Yeah. You sort of get it like when she's like step by step explaining how she's going to like patch someone through to the conference room or something like that. Yeah. Yeah.
As she's on the phone with him, she's also explaining like she's like pondering what would happen with the thermostat if no one was there to observe it. Yeah. And so what is Schrodinger's cat kind of way? Yes.
And we, I mean, we have to note that this Sheriff Truman is not our Sheriff Truman. This is Robert Forrest. You're playing a different Sheriff Truman. The brother of Harry Estrum and brother of Harry Estrum and who we learn is in the show, at least is sick.
In reality, I just don't think he wanted to do it. Yeah. He's retired. Yeah.
Michael Antkeen. Yeah. Some nerve on that guy, huh? You get your ass back to Twin Peaks.
Truly. What are you doing? You're, you're so retired that you won't go do Twin Peaks again. Yeah.
Fix your heart or die. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. So they are, you know, the Sheriff walks in, goes to the conference room where, your hawk is, you know, sifting through the evidence and whatnot, you know, looking through the Laura Palmer stuff, the Agent Cooper stuff, you know, Andy and Lucy walk in. There's another deputy there, Chad, who is a douchebag. He keeps making fun of Andy and Andy keeps like, he keeps looking at the guy, Chad, and then back at Sheriff Truman, like, you hear what he said to me?
That's pretty good. Yeah. And so I got this is, this episode has a lot of really great parts, but this part might be my favorite. It's really high up there.
And we see Bobby Briggs and now Bobby Briggs is a deputy. A deputy, yeah. He's a, he's a local cop. We did not see that coming for Bobby Briggs.
We didn't see that coming. And yeah, I did again, like, like with Denise getting promoted, just like, there's something emotional about seeing Bobby who like looks like, you know, he's got his stupid middle part haircut and the original. Yeah. And he's so just like, so skinny and like, looks so boyish throughout the whole thing.
Yes. And so to see him like a little filled out with like the salt and pepper hair. I mean, it's, or salt and pepper. Yeah, it's very salt and pepper.
Yeah. And just like, you know, the slightly like aged voice, whatever, which sort of goes away as he has his line about, you know, he's got piss coming out the back of his teeth or whatever. Yeah. He's like, I get it.
He sort of slips back into old Bobby a little bit there. But yeah, there is just like a real like, ah, the passage of time kind of thing. I love that shit. And the moment specifically that I love is when he walks into the conference room and sees the picture of Laura and like all you could see on his face that all of these memories just come flooding back and it's just a emotionally overwhelming moment for him.
Yeah, the weirdest two weeks of his life. Whatever. Yeah. Who could forget?
Remember when I killed a guy in the woods? Right. And like, man, knowing all that too, it feels like we're in on the secret with him. Totally.
It's not part of the actual show. Yes. You know, yeah. Yeah.
It seems like Bobby's specialization with the sheriff's department is like drug stuff. Yep. So he sort of it's sort of a catch me if you can. Frank out of the business show.
Yeah. But yeah, they talk about a kid, O'Ding in class and they think it was designer Chinese drugs. And Bobby doesn't think they're coming through Canada. Yeah.
Also, I do like the detail that like he O'Ded in his chair in class and like no one knew he was dead until until the bell rang, which is sort of like the like the inverse of Laura P. Sure. Right. Where she's missing and no one knows something's wrong until the end of the period also.
But like the absence of her. Yeah. Interesting. Yeah.
They talk, you know, he talks about Laura. He's like, you know, he has a little break. He's like, I just need a minute. But then they start talking about Cooper.
And he's like, and I think Sheriff Truman is the one who says it. He's like, your father was the last one to see Cooper, right? And he's like, yeah, Cooper came over to visit my dad. And then like a week later, my dad died.
Yeah. So we know that Major Briggs has passed away. But also, but we also know these giant head floating through space. Right.
So he's doing okay. Yeah. You thought you could you thought you could kill me, but he actually just made me bigger. Yeah.
Flatter. Yeah. If you strike me down, I'll be more powerful than you could possibly match. If you strike me down, my head will get bigger than you expected.
But this is something that comes up a few times in the series is that Cooper, before leaving Twin Peaks, visited people. And we know that that was Mr. C. That was not our Cooper, right?
Of course. Of course. And you know, he was probably killed them all, of course. Did you see there's a season two of the jinks?
No. What else could we possibly be talking about? Still the jinks to still burping. Yeah.
Right. I think the director just found his success with that show. And he's just like, I got to get the band back together. Bobbie.
Well, so that's that. And then one of the deputies pops in to say that someone named Wally Brando is outside. And this excites Andy and Lucy. And I think we'll explain why after the break.
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Turns out is incredible. Yeah. Oh, man, I was thinking I've been thinking about the line that's like what he meant. It was the worst thing about getting older.
Remember when you were young, just all the implications of that, like the 15 ways to interpret that. Yeah. The regret. Oh, maybe.
The high flows. It's a movie about life. It's all in there. Seems like one of those movies where the answers are all in there, you know?
If only you watch that guy ride a lawnmower long enough. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
So all right, guys, we'll be right back. All right.