Why are you so nasally? What are you talking about? Just coughing and nasally tonight. It's because it's because you came over here about a month ago with some kind of god-hawful bacterial Ebola something.
It wasn't. All you do is sniff it and cough. And you wake after we left it here. I didn't leave it here.
You left it here. You didn't like all the things. Or Billy. You left it here.
My other half has not been sick at all. He shows no signs of illness. That's because he avoids you. I'm just saying.
Not true at all. I'm just saying. I feel fine. I feel 100 and not quite.
I don't think we weren't talking about you. You were asking about my health and not in a very sincere way. I might add. I really do care about your health.
I just week after week you cough. You hack. We try to cover it up with all this. That's because you brought this disease into my household.
That's why. Your children aren't ill. Well, they might be. Pet seems fine.
It's a latent thing. Clearly you don't understand biology. I'm not really wrong with you. And something is wrong with this couch.
No. I told you. I was really sure I couldn't see the setup here. You over there in that comfortable, cushy little office chair.
I am running. This setup. I'm here on this couch. Like just sinking into the floorboards.
There's no back support. I have to sit myself up as tall as I can. You know, you could probably just lift up the microphone. No, that doesn't work.
It doesn't work. We tried it before, Josh. We tried it before. You perfectly make me sit in an uncomfortable area.
This is the first night you've quined quite this prolifically. Well, I just feel like we need to make some changes around here. Well, you know, I'm open to your feedback and suggestions. Well, maybe what we should do is switch sides.
No. This is my side. This is how I can access all this. You don't have to control any of that stuff for doing this.
You set it and forget it. No. You don't set it and forget it. You set it and monitor it for any technical glitches.
That's what you do. Really? What would you do if there was a technical glitch right now? What would you do?
You fix it. What are your immediate acts? You would fix it. I would move.
I would do many. No idea what half of the knobs on that device do. I do. I do.
So since I'm not super enthused about this episode. I'm not. So I went to the ballgame today. I did.
I saw the gnats. And I was tempted to buy a gnats hat. This happens to me at every sporting event I go to. In all the cities that we've ever been stationed when I was in Korea.
I bought a little Busan Bears jersey. I just get sucked into sports apparel. I was like, I'm not going to be a fan of it. I was like, I'm not going to be a fan of it.
I'm not going to be a fan of it. I nearly bought a gnats hat. But I didn't. I was like, no, don't do it.
You're a Mariners fan. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it.
I walked away. First time ever I thought that was a big personal achievement. But it was a fun ballgame. That was your achievement.
How many? Twenty bucks on a hat? Yeah. But if you were a fan and I was like, I'm not going to be a bandwagon fan.
But I love the hat. It was super cute. 47 brand. I love those hats.
I didn't buy it. I have two Mariners hats. Actually, I have three. One, I don't wear it because it's white and it's kind of stained with the whole sweat stuff.
I don't know how to get that out. I'm too attached to it to throw it away. OxiClean. Really?
Yeah. It takes out everything I see that on TV. Well, that doesn't mean it really works. Sure it does.
Well, okay. I mean, I'll try it. I had it at home. The powery stuff.
Well, I don't know if that works. But the little bits don't work. They don't make liquid oxyclean. It only comes in the power.
Well, the power stuff will work. You don't even know what you're talking about. You're just such an idiot. You know, speaking of jag.
I did notice I wanted to throw it out there to everybody listening that Amazon. So I was going to cheat. Last week we made reference to an episode about Max engagement party. You remember the one?
Every true jag fan remembers that episode. And I thought, you know what, I'm just going to skip ahead and just, I'm just going to watch that one episode. Well, it was a two-parter. I probably would have watched both shows.
And so I flashed forward on Amazon and Amazon Prime doesn't have all of the jag episodes on it. And I'm sorry if we let our listeners think that they were all on there. Honestly, I thought they were all on there because I had never tried to skip forward before. I was trying to just watch everything in order.
And it was a little bit of a shock when I saw that not all the episodes were on there, especially in the later seasons. The final episode is not even on there. So I guess, you know, you can't cheat if you've never seen the end before. You can't just skip ahead and watch it on Amazon Prime.
So I just wanted to get that out there. Wow, that's, thank you for that public announcement. Well, don't you think people would want to know? Oh, no.
I don't think most people are watching the show anyway. Well, certainly they are listening to us talk about it. I hope they would hope that they're watching it. But I have my doubts.
Well, I thought we should just let people know. Okay. Well, I mean, that's nice. So what alternatives do they have?
It's important to take away while they should buy the box set. Okay. Maybe they won't treat theirs like some kind of discarded trash. Like you've treated yours.
It's right there. It's broken. It's not broken. We've been over this time and time again.
It's not broken the thing. The glue. I just need to be glued. Have you re glued it?
Have you re glued it? Have you taken proper care of it? Look, I have other responsibilities that I have to keep the responsibilities. I do.
I have many, many other responsibilities. I will get to it. You're not going to. Anyway, which brings me to my next thing.
Since I couldn't skip ahead to watch the episode that I really wanted to watch, I was wondering if I could borrow the box set. No, why don't you just borrow the two discs that you need to watch the ones that you want? No, because you never parcel out things you own ever. Because you never get it back and you can't keep proper accountability or stuff.
I'm not saying you as in my brother. I'm saying people in general should never parcel out things that they let people borrow. I mean, give them the entire set. If they choose not to give it back, then okay, you've lost it all.
But if you choose to give them part of it, and then one day you decide you just want to binge watch all of JAG, but a last episode's three and four from season eight are missing. Wow. It's your fault. It's your fault.
You never parcel out things that you let people borrow. Really? No, you never ever ever do that. So I was wondering if I could just take the entire...
I have this DVD you let me, but you didn't give me your whole DVD collection. Which... are you really serious? Which one?
The Bon Jovi one you gave me. Oh, so good. But you didn't give me... No, but that was different.
That's an album. That was one album, one concert. And I do need that back. Did you ever watch it all?
How much part of it? That was like, how much part of it? It was so good. It was kind of the same.
No, really? Yeah. I mean, unless you're like a real super fan, the DVDs, you know, the concert aren't really that impressive most of the time. Because you can't get it.
It's like a picture of Niagara Falls. Well, no, but I thought it was a great concert. I'm not saying it wasn't. They're nice and square garden.
Are you kidding me? It's like the mecca for concerts. He talks about that during the concert. Like how he...
when he was a kid, he used to sell posters out in front of... Did you see that part? You didn't even see that part. No, I didn't see that part.
Yeah, where he tells the crowd, he's like, hey, everybody, you know, I remember this place when I was a kid talking about Madison Square Garden. I remember this place when I was a kid and I used to sell bootleg posters out in the parking lot. And they got arrested for selling bootleg posters. And then did whatever time he had to do for that.
And then he was talking about how he used to watch concerts and he saw like all the greats. But he always was in the nosebleed section because he could never afford good seats at Madison Square Garden. So he did a special shout out to those folks in the nosebleed section. And it was just cool.
It was kind of humble. Yeah. That's JBJ for you. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Excellent. Well, I didn't actually make it through those parts. I don't think you watched any of it. I think that was pretty much the fourth song.
I watched the first piece of song. Yeah, it was probably when I stopped. I mean, I had to... I'm so sad because it's really a good one.
I was going to watch it a little bit here and a little bit there. And then I just had other responsibilities as we talked about it. You didn't even work at the time. That's why I loaned it to you.
It's because you didn't even have a job. So it's like, well, this is a great concert. I had many things to do. I had many, many things to do.
You had nothing to do. When the kids are in school, what are you going to do? Your wife's at work? What are you going to do?
I had to do a job. Yeah. Well, I know you haven't been taking care of your yard. What are you talking about?
You really got to talk about that. You got to talk about the yard. Oh my gosh. There's maybe one blade of grass.
Have you seen the house across the street? This being torn down? Yeah. You think about your yard?
I mean, it pales in comparison to this monstrosity of a hole in the ground that's right across the street. It's not even a hole in the ground. They haven't even started taking it down the house yet. It's almost all the way down.
Is it? No, I didn't see tonight because it's dark and dark. Yeah. Well, when you drive away, point your car in that general direction and look at the nothingness that used to be the house.
Wow. I thought that was a cute house. Well, it was a cute house, but it was pretty small. Well, they didn't need to bulldoze it.
It's when you can add on. It's all the rage these days. It's all the things they do at the house. The rage these days is to do it like they're doing it.
Okay. We're going to talk about this. We really don't have to talk about this because it was absolutely terrible. The only redeeming fact from the episode was that I think it was actually filmed in our home state.
No. Yeah. I don't think it was. Yeah.
Look at that. Like Washington. Not the wet part of Washington. It did not look green enough.
It was not green enough, but it looked like we're from the nice. Well, right. Not there supposedly had a submarine base. Well, I know.
It's California. It's California through. But okay, so. Well, it's supposed to be Washington.
But grudgingly, uh, slide through this episode. So five big break. You had to tell me when it gets better. I don't know if this is theoretical.
C-TAC island naval base. That's where it starts out. Well, they couldn't think of an original name. So they just stole the name of the airport.
That would be a tough one to just kind of make up. But I think they did mention like Kitsap in there, which isn't a naval station. Yeah. So maybe it used to be named after something.
I don't know if there's a Navy. I don't know. No, it would be islanding. Oh, oh, back to researching.
Stop the presses because somebody was at the library in Congress. I was just curious. I was curious. Kitsap.
No, I don't think there's a. But they called it Kitsap or something like that. They didn't know how to say it. Maybe a Washingtonian might say it.
All right. But yeah, in Washington in theory, which is kind of cool. It's kind of an open made any sense that they fly them all the way out from DC to. Well, you know, they're the only operational JAG officers in the Navy.
Harm and Megan. Old Captain Pike Lieutenant Pike. One for yes, supernova. Oh, team, this was so bad.
I don't even want to talk about it. But I'll look at my notes and try to get us through this thing. Before we even start, this episode was like probably, I would almost wager that this is the JAG episode with the highest death body count. Yeah.
Because there was a lot of people that got wager in the episode. I mean, it was almost too much. It was like, wow, everybody's dying. I loved how the major.
I'll just call a major ass pain because I think his name was something close to that. Aspen all. Yeah, like some kind of. I love how the major is like the incident commander, the base commander, the, let me talk to the air.
Yeah, I was going to ask you because I got to say I recall myself alluding to security people as very creepy last last episode. This one was. This one was all about security people. And you know what, they were really creepy.
No, their commander was really creepy. No, all of them were. The gallery sergeant was creepy, but he was part of the bad guys. So, you know, we'll preface all this by saying you have a little bit of background in this area.
And we, of course, wouldn't want to give it away any operational procedures. Well, I would say I have a pretty extensive background in this. Well, I mean, you know what I do. It's a marginal experience.
It's kind of what I do. So, well, we encounter attitudes like that. But you encounter attitudes like that. No, I'm not talking about attitudes.
I'm not talking about attitudes. I'm talking about. Well, you were saying he was creepy. Well, yeah.
And then when they were in the brig, the dudes that were running the brig, I mean, they did not look like they had to own their job. No, they didn't look like that. You know why? Because they had a crappy chain of command.
Only they had good enlisted leadership and officer leadership. They would have been happy. Is that the key right there? That is the key.
Okay. Well, all right. But yeah, I agree. I thought that they made the security guys look terrible and I felt horrible about the main date.
Damn, they had just replaced the barrier after Lieutenant Quinn went flying through it. And then at the end, harm goes busting through it. I just was so confused because they talked about this sadder weapon this whole time was what they were about. Yeah, they never really explained what that was.
Special atomic demolition ammunition. So page 327 of that. We have two dudes. We have two dudes basically guarding this whole base that has all these small nuclear weapons.
Well, they had external security around the base and they had well, their base fence was electrified, which I thought was kind of neat. And all that stuff could be shut down with the push of a button in the same place. And not in a control center where there's a bunch of good guys standing around. Yeah, it was really, it was not the way.
Well, they're Marines. So maybe they do things a little bit differently than the other sources. All right. So do you want to try and help me through some of this work?
Yeah, sure. So it was. I just hope it gets better because I feel like we're boring our listeners. I know what these are.
But these are all episodes. We can only be as good as the material that we have to work with. Boy, well then folks turn us off right now because the material we have to work with is weak and terrible. And so we start out with Lieutenant Quinn.
He is trying to. Yeah, he is. Oh, yeah, he is like a corporal. Oh, Petty Officer.
Petty Officer. Sorry. It's a Petty Officer. Well, he was really sharp actually.
He was. Yeah. He was a good guy. Remember?
We just didn't know he was a good guy until later in the episode. Okay. All right. Well, go.
Do you remember that? Right? He's not a bad guy. You think he's a bad guy.
Well, he's never the back-handed Meg. Well, he had to do that though. It was in his role. Okay.
I got to remember that. Excuse. I'm a pretty officer Quinn in his little car, and of course he's getting stopped as he comes on base and he's like, hey, we got to do a random check of your vehicle and you will pull over. And he's like, I don't have time for this and he busts through the main gate.
What do they do? They pull their weapons and start shooting. Oh, yeah. I mean, come on.
Use it as a bad guy. It is duty? It is? Well, this is the post 911 world.
I don't know what their ROE was back in 95, but you don't have anybody buzzing through your gate now days. You don't just. Okay. I did not know.
Yeah, he did not know like an 9-year-old Granny came in and was like, oh, Sonny. Well, he's not a 91-year-old granny. He's basically told him to go to hell and hold him there again. It's so granny, what if she has a minor stroke and pushes on the gas pedal and zooms off?
I'm not going to say where that happened or that I happen to be in the security squadron of the base where it happened, but it did happen. Wow. Yeah, well, granny, she got lost and rolled right through the gate under the active field. So you guys fired her?
No, we didn't. No, we didn't. We didn't. But, you know, I mean, things happened.
It just depends, right? Everything situationally depends. And I think in this instance, they were probably authorized. And anyway, he rolls through.
He gets stopped pretty quick. The Marines. Okay, hold on. So they get it.
He sees a stinger. What was that? Really? Okay.
So now we get to the part. No, no, no, no, no. I've been feeling like you've been trying to take over my role as storyteller since episode two when you pulled out your notes. So what are your gifts?
If I may? If I may be told. I don't want you to tell anybody about what your gifts is a vast attention to detail. So vast that, you know, we're basically 20 minutes in.
And we can't count. And we can't count. And read them to the audience. I don't do that.
You're, you're stupid dumb research. It takes everybody's attention away from the actual point of the show. No, no, it does not. Every time it does.
So at least they're learning something. At least I offer a little bit of an education through this process of podcasting. I'm not sure how that's bad. I don't know what's wrong with that.
Because it's just nerdy. You're just a nerd. Just stop being a nerd and have fun and enjoy the show for what it is. Well, I kind of like to understand these things.
I was really upset at the 29 Palms episode when you're like, I happen to look up on Google how far 29 Palms is from Mexico. And it's like 500 miles. No, I didn't say how much I'm saying. It doesn't matter.
It doesn't matter. You looked it up with stupid. No, because it's irrelevant. It's totally relevant.
Why do we revisit these past episodes like this? Because this one is worse than all of the ones that came before. We're just trying to talk about it. It was better than the previous week.
No. Deja vu? Yeah. Deja vu is more fun than this.
No. It's to have a woman. Oh my goodness. I can't believe so.
I can't believe you. You as a female are not like, oh, the past is not the best. Oh, the pocket board between Pike and Hark. Well, I was going to get so great when they were eating.
I didn't think it was going to show you about that. 50 Shades of Jags. You're so annoying. You're so annoying.
I wasn't going to even, I was going to address that scene because I thought it was overkill. But I was never going to talk about Shades of Jags. 50 Shades of Jags. I was never going to even, anyway, fine.
Tell us your story. Okay. Okay. Okay.
Okay. Okay. And so Meg and Har, we open in on them, drive into the base. Meg's like, Har, why are you speeding so much?
I'm like, I'm not. I'm just driving. Typical passenger driving. Don't you hate that when people do that too?
It's like, when you get over here and drive it, you're just going to bash on me for driving? Yeah. I'm just trying to get you there. Yeah.
Anyway, yeah. He was, but he was exceeding the speed limit. And as a law enforcement officer, I have to give Meg props for trying to keep them both safe. That is just the party line I'd expect from someone on the law enforcement side of the house.
Oh my goodness. You know, I have crumbles, zones and airbags and everything else. But you know what? Let's limit this speed limit here to 45 miles.
It was actually 55. Okay. And Har, it's really hard for me to slow down to 55 when I'm used to mock one. Yeah.
That was a good line. Yeah. Yeah. I guess it was horrible.
But so they were on the base and who did they see? Captain Pike. No, we've done a bike. Well, whatever she is.
She's just going to be Captain Pike for now. It's more fun to say and it's easier to remember. And then her and Meg get in a paperwork dispute, which I think. I thought like sisters in this episode.
No. I don't think it was like sisters. I think it was like jealousy over harm. Definitely.
But you know what? This was yet another episode where Meg solves the entire case while harm is busy. Learning with Captain Pike. Oh, it was terrible because Meg is like, well, I guess you guys can go to the officers mess like you were planning on and all actually go do work because poor Meg is always working.
She's always working. She never gets the guy because when they get on base and they're going to start this whole or this investigation over the petty officer that was the gate runner. But we got time. I was like, well, I think we got time for a little chow with Captain Pike.
They need to catch up. Meg, you need to go work on the case. They need to catch up. They don't need to.
I didn't like Captain Pike initially in JAG and I really didn't like her in this episode at all. And I thought the way they flirted, he really was coming on her in the officers mess. Yeah, I was thinking to myself, you know, I don't remember their relationship being quite like that. Yeah, I mean, he acts like they could have been serious.
Yeah. And she really serious. Very serious. Well, maybe not that serious.
Well, that's pretty serious. Anyway, I just, yeah, and I never felt it between those two and I actually kind of felt bad for Meg. Because she goes to the jail. Well, because she gets blown off by those two.
Well, because she's just always just know you do the work and she doesn't ever get the guy. Meanwhile, Harms out there. It was time master's wife last week. It was some flusy the week before.
Now it's back with Captain Pike and Meg is the really, like kind of the obvious choice really, as his partner, a serious law person, the one that's always doing the work and he just blows. I do have a little bit of a problem with harm in season one. Now, don't get me wrong. I mean, I hear charm.
He's fine. He's fine. He's not doing anything wrong. He's the senior officer.
Oh, well, that makes it okay. That's fine. He can go just screw off while his partner does all the work. He's going to go do the grunt work while I do the professional development and professional relationship.
Special development. That explains why you are no longer in the military. Jeez. Well, you know, I came from earlier times and I do admit.
So Meg goes to the brig because she needs to do that while they go to lunch. And they now see this is where I thought you would take great offense because of all the jailhouse. She's taken right out of silence of the lambs, wasn't it? Well, when she walks through the different cells and a compliment to mother jail, that was quite a nice detention facility.
Now, do they really use the cross-hatched steel in like the jails that you've seen for the military or do they really use like straight up bars? Bars. Okay. So they don't use the chicken wire.
No, no chicken wire. It's straight up bars. I'm just saying that one looked that you know what I'm saying. Yeah, the mesh.
Yeah, we don't do that. No, no. And why not? Because I did like the aesthetics of the cross.
Well, they did that. I think so. You could see the characters better through the mesh. Well, why not?
Why don't they do that in Westerns? I mean, I can see the characters just fine through the bars in Westerns. Well, because Westerns displayed life as it really was. Oh, Jack does not.
Okay. No, no, Jack does not. All right. So, Harmon, Harmon, Pike are eating while Meg is getting working.
She's well, no, they're working. They're both working just in different ways. Well, how do you defend him? Arm is working.
Pike is working. Yeah. No, she wasn't ever working Quinn, not in the sense that you are alluding to. She was working the case, not Quinn.
I don't think there was ever any like or attraction to Quinn. In fact, I really felt horrible the way they displayed security personnel in this episode. I thought it was just terrible. Quinn was a total jerk.
The people that worked for him didn't seem to show any respect. Uh, Gary Sergeant, uh, oh no, no, well, you mean Gunny Gentry? Yes. But all those guys were the bad guys anyway.
They were all terrible. But well, Quinn wasn't really a bad guy. He played a bad guy for half the episode. Yeah, but in the end we find out.
Okay, but we're not there yet. Okay. So, uh, so I'm, I'm a Pike. You have to Pike.
Um, they're enjoying each other's company. I don't like it when you tell the story. Okay, well, I'll shift it back to you. Okay.
Fine. So they're having lunch together. It's, it's very uncomfortable to watch as a viewer because it's just outwardly flirting about what might have been. I think it was flirting about what could still be.
Like if they got a little extra time that evening. Yeah, I think so too. But they wouldn't get that time. They weren't going to get it.
Because while Meg is in the brig, she gets taken hostage essentially. Some of the guard or some of the, um, one of the inmates pretends to be ill and somehow gets a hold of some kind of goopy substance in a can, dumps it all over the toilet, all over the floor, all over his face to make it look like he's ill. And then the other inmates are like, Oh, come quick, come quick, Johnny's hurt and throwing up. And the guards go down there to check it out.
And it's all a ruse, whatever. He's not really sick. So they, it's a big brig break. Just like the episode title.
Is that what they call it? Is that what you call it in real life? If someone busted out a jail. No, I don't think we don't really, we don't call it a brig.
What do you call it? Is it a jail? It's just a jail. Yeah.
Yeah. I mean, we'll send him to a brig, right? So, so spoiler alert for how the air force works. We, we maybe have maybe two cells on an average base, but so we can hold people there for x amount of time.
And then if they, you know, get, go to court and they get sentenced to a longer period of time, then you send to a brig and it's often a, a navy brig, the navy runs, most of our breaks army runs some interesting. Yeah. But you can find that the quarters like have to be caught up. And then the quarters like have to the card would do.
Well, you could confine them to quarters, but if you did that, then the crime wouldn't have been a very serious one. I'm just saying you don't need a brig in all the situations. Like you think you do. No.
Okay. Okay. All right. So they noticed the brig break while they're eating their.
Oh, no. This is where the episode went total weekend at Bernie's for me talking about throw him on the bus and then roll out to the woods in this bus. Well, no, no, first first you gotta say they they roll on the bus start driving way. So he does run in the bus because he has to always has to get the bag.
He's got to be a physical scene. We see him running. He's in service. He's in his class A's running and gets in the front door of the bus.
There's a there's a kerfuffle, a skirmish out the bus. He goes once again, ass over tea kettle, goes home, but he does a good role. He does. I don't know if you train for that.
Am I thrown out of a bus or move back officers, apparently. So yeah, he goes, but poor Meg is taking hostage. So this is the other thing that where it kind of went off the rails was no car on base could, you know, no one could run and get in a car and just drive and chase the 50 foot long school bus pre 9 11. They're not really ready for this sort of thing.
Who's going to steal a bus and go nuclear base. They're not prepared for. Okay. All right.
And I mean, I can't speak for Marine Corps security practices. Well, one would think that they would be really good at it. Well, one would think one would think but in this episode, they weren't probably because their commanding officer was terrible. That major major, you know, you're always doing the research.
The guy that played gentry. Who is he he's he's been in a lot of stuff that actor. Oh, I don't know. I didn't do that.
I didn't want to get made fun of. So I only researched a couple of things just to minimize the amount of heat and beating I would get over my nerdiness. Okay, I was going to look it up because I was mildly interested. But then I thought, no, Josh will cover that.
I'm sure he's looked it up. I'm sure because you watch all the little cheat sheet stuff to watch that. They didn't have any of that for this episode. Well, anyway, that guy, he has been in a lot of things, but he was not good in this episode.
In fact, I didn't think anybody was good in this episode. And what's the old movie? This episode reminded me of a cross between weekend at Bernie's and that old movie where the kids are like their own army. The Goonies?
No, not the Goonies. That's a great one. But it's not that. They just did a remake of it.
And it was like against the Russians and the Russians were red dawn. This was red dawn. Yes, this was red dawn meets weekend at Bernie's. It really was you have to admit.
It kind of was when the bus rolls out there and you see like the guy with a cigar. And then the helicopter comes and it's like, yeah, and we get a Bernie's. It was just a mess. That's a pretty good.
I was pretty proud of myself putting those two together. Except you couldn't think of what you were putting together. Well, I wasn't. Well, I knew in my head what it was, but I couldn't recall the movie and producer Billy over there wasn't really helping me out today.
He was last week when we needed help with the Chuck Norris movies. Well, that's not living up to producer expectations. Okay, so they roll around into the woods and then they come upon these fake hunters and meet up with them. Did you see the fake deer in the back of their truck?
Like this taxidermy deer. It's just like the legs are stuck out as though it's been dead for 36 hours. Yeah. They're like, oh, we just got out of the hills hunting this deer.
And their truck was really clean and so we're all there clothes. Yes. But anyway, it was a cold out or was it look like a beautiful, beautiful hot. So I was kind of wondering about that.
But you know what? Everybody was wearing like even that the major guy was wearing a sweater and they were wearing their class A's and nobody was sweating. So it must have been. Brisk made it somewhat brisk fall day.
Maybe I don't know. I guess. I mean, it's hunting season. When is hunting season?
Fall. I think in the fall. Yeah. Kind of lined up, I guess.
Or they were constantly wiping the brows of all the actors. I'm sure it was looking good. But the camera. I don't know.