Sorry For The Delay | EP.12 | Unclaimed Mail, The Amazon Incident & Christmas Movies

This week Sean & Joshua try sobriety for a change, stumble into the economics of unclaimed mail, and relive the Amazon Incident with porch piracy dramatics. They trade strange-but-true Christmas stats, debate what actually counts as a Christmas movie, and crown their personal winners (feelings were hurt). Fun Finds hit the desk, a mid-episode fortune drops, and the lucky numbers roll right on time (seasonal magic, minimal chaos). Enjoy the show!


-WHAT’S IN OUR CUP-

Sean: Sobriety (recovering from last episode’s “science experiment”).
Joshua: Water (light sips, still in holiday cooldown).

-CHAPTERS-

00:00 Welcome Back, Still Recovering & Last Episode Chaos

02:13 This Day In History: Dickens, Rolls-Royce V12s & NASA Moon/Mars Plans

06:01 “Sponsored By Sobriety” & Christmas Facts Lightning Round

07:21 Tangent Alert: Can You Buy Unclaimed Mail? (Yes… sorta.)

08:36 Christmas Trees Since 1850, 15 Years To Grow & Replanting Stats

14:18 Holiday Shopping = One-Sixth Of Annual Retail Sales

15:17 Budgets, Seasonal Relationships & Setting Limits

16:57 Mid-Episode Fortune Cookie (No Numbers)

19:53 The Amazon Incident: Live Package Pickup… Kindness Or Crime?

25:29 Quick Tech Flub & Tease: Next Episode Reflection

26:32 One Favorite Christmas Movie? (Nope, Joshua Picks Two)

30:46 Tim Allen’s The Santa Clause vs. Christmas Vacation Vibes

33:40 Scrooge Takes: Bill Murray vs. The Muppets

37:04 Home Alone Love, Logic Holes & Nostalgia

40:40 Bad Santa (Iconic Dressing Room), Box Office Reality Check

44:05 Elf Debate: Adorable Or Annoying?

46:22 Top Earners: Animated Grinch Wins, Deep List Oddities

53:04 Fun Finds: Clark Griswold, Boba Fett & Batman Art Series

57:15 Sean’s Hand-Carved Christmas Nesting Set (Seattle Market)

59:04 Official Fortune & Lucky Numbers

1:01:11 Holiday Sign-Off & Warm Fuzzies

-SOUND BITES-

• “This episode is sponsored by a little bit of sobriety.” — Sean, resetting after last week’s cocktail chaos.

• “Twelve Days to Live… use it wisely.” — Joshua, doing festive math on December 19.

• “Did you know you can buy unclaimed mail?” — Joshua, launching a legendary tangent.

• “Excuse me, that is not an act of kindness— that is theft.” — Sean, on The Amazon Incident.

• “You just witnessed a crime.” — Sean, confirming what we’re all thinking.

• “Set a limit… they’re coming for your bag.” — Joshua, on seasonal relationships.

• “Your greatest wish will come true.” — Joshua, reading the mid-episode fortune (no numbers).

• “I’m a wine guy all the way… unless it’s 805.” — Sean, in beverage character (call-back spirit).

• “I’m going with the vibe of reality—Santa’s not real.” — Joshua, bracing for comments.

• “Tim Allen’s beard? Not real.” — Joshua, doubling down.

• “Bad Santa is one of those movies studios wouldn’t greenlight today.” — Sean, on risk and reward.

• “Buddy the Elf is not making it.” — Sean, continuing last episode’s battle logic.

• “Elf ranked eighth; Christmas Vacation ranked 29th—still my number one.” — Joshua, facts and feelings.

• “The animated Grinch made $526 million.” — Joshua, crowning the box-office king.

• “Merry Christmas and happy holidays—enjoy every minute.” — Sean, cozy sign-off energy.

-FORTUNE & FINDS-

Fortune: A man cannot be comfortable without his own approval.
Lucky Numbers: 26, 36, 46, 17, 48, 6

Fun Finds / Value Finds:
Sean: Hand-carved Christmas nesting set (tree → Santa → snowman) from a Seattle holiday market—gorgeous, handmade, and instantly festive.
Joshua: Clark Griswold figure made a seasonal cameo, plus a retro Boba Fett and a Batman Art Series in a hard case. (Honorable mention teased for next week from a generous subscriber—set completed!)

(Artwork Shoutout: None This Episode)


Transcript

 

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welcome to sorry for the delay episode 12 I'm 

your editor Mia and on today's show the boys are

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talking about unclaimed maale what we are dubbing 

the Amazon incident and they share their all-time

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favorite Christmas movie along with a list of 

other top Christmas movies because Joshua hates

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boxes merry Christmas and happy holidays from the 

crew at sorry for the delay enjoy the show hello

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Joshua welcome to sorry for the delay episode 

number 12 I think maybe I don't know Joshua I'm

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still drunk from the last episode so Jesus so take 

it with with a grand assault buddy it's episode 12

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God it's one of these things yeah if anybody saw 

that one I'm over here drinking straight adult

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juice Sean's mixing drinks and or teaching me 

how to mix drinks as just say that way and uh it

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it went great I'm still recovering Mia is editing 

that one and she she had a lot of questions for me

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uh with that one so uh hopefully the majority of 

it came out uh will find out so who knows um and

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also speaking of that uh maybe the supplemental 

will come out I don't know I haven't seen that

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one yet uh but considering it was pretty pretty 

deep into the sauce uh we'll we'll see how it

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goes we'll see uh but Joshua please I I yeah I 

can hardly remember that supplemental that that

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that one I I really do hope that one does come 

out cuz that was that was great it's it's not

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as long as this one everyone so um do enjoy that 

one it's a little bit different than what you've

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been seeing so far um Che out should be it should 

be fun oh yeah and uh well are you ready for this

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possible day in history hopefully I am Joshua I 

I am ready I've been looking forward to it ever

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since you told me about 20 minutes ago you did not 

know the date so let's go I yeah I don't even know

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what today is tomorrow is I'm just trying to make 

it your life everybody gosh so for this day wait

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I should even I I mean last time I didn't tell 

you how how how long you had to live so let me

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try this one again you know if you okay so go for 

it well this being December 19th you only have 12

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days remaining in this year everybody baby 12 

Days to Live 12 12 mother effing days so unless

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you're taking vacation or you're doing something 

special you got a whole 288 hours to deal with

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this day at work or in life and uh as I mentioned 

sometimes I like to break these things down that

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is equal to 17,280 minutes of [ __ ] time so use 

it wisely name yeah so enjoy it whether you're

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with your girlfriend your wife your family a bum 

on the street you drink with whatever you're you

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know whatever you want to do with that time 

yeah maybe I took that too far sorry um so on

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this day in history we're going to go with it 

so on this day in history in 1843 A Christmas

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Carol by Charles Dickens is published being 

around Christmas time yeah reach back a few

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years in this day in history my second this day 

in history in 192 for the last rollsroyce silver

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ghost is sold in London England so if you're a 

car fanatic check that out it is the uh silver

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ghost the last one was sold shit's probably worth 

a [ __ ] ton of money right now oh yeah and I'm

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Gonna Keep with that that theme right there 

let me give you a little uh a fun fact about

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rolls warri Rolls-Royce on this day in history in 

1994 Rolls-Royce did announce its future car will

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be feature will feature V12 engines which will 

be produced by BMW holy [ __ ] God damn yeah so

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Joshua correct me if I'm wrong but uh is a V12 

faster than a V8 oh yeah that's a that's a big

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boy I'm not a car fanatic but some of you guys 

are it's a big that's a big engine I was just

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surprised to hear that BMW is doing the engines 

now I don't know's doing it before I mean if you

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think like if you think a luxury car brands 

you know BMW's kind of up there so it makes

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sense you know Rolls-Royce yeah I putting in 

the BM put in the engine that's awesome I'm

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sure it's a a solid engine so that was my uh 

rolls of Warriors fun fact but I do have one

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more so for everybody who's been waiting since 

1988 NASA did NASA did unveil unveil plans for

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L for lunar colony and man Mission tomorrows so 

if you've had your ticket since 1988 we're this

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uh we're still in 2023 we have not gotten to Mars 

yet so getting closer elon's getting this there

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everybody almost right he's he's he's working 

his way up you know eventually buddy that was

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my random ass this day in history on December 

19th nothing collaborates nothing makes sense I

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just smash that together the last moment everybody 

um I hope you take something from that hey josua

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thank you though you know thank you for keeping 

us on track here I appreciate your this dayss and

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histories you know they're very nice you know um 

I just like to start off this episode by saying

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uh this episode is sponsored by a little bit of 

sobriety just saying uh if you watched the last

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episode uh it was chaotic and uh you know we're 

back to normal everybody we're back to bringing

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you your non-structured structured stuff and with 

saying that that Joshua I want to lay something

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down on you right now buddy I want to tell you I 

want to tell you some Christmas facts because this

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comes out on the 19th as you just stated earlier 

and it we because our release date is Tuesdays

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it's it's weird because we this isn't technically 

the Christmas episode but the one that we release

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after this is technically after Christmas so this 

is the closest we get to a Christmas episode kind

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of thing you know what I mean so uh we're just 

going to make the best of both worlds just R and

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I'm going to tell you some Christmas facts are 

you ready J sure I'm I'm excited to hear your

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fun facts your Christmas yeah late on me all right 

fact number one three billion Christmas cards are

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sent in the United States each year Joshua three 

billion whoa three billion exactly MH now get this

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cars going I don't know probably to Santa maybe 

to like people who still enjoy I mean to be fair

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I do like receiving cards and letters that's 

always really nice but realistically I have no

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idea where these cards are going to be honest who 

knows doesn't stay in here all right let's move

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on wait did you know you can buy unclaimed mail 

sorry to sorry to stop this in his track usually

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do I always [ __ ] this up did you know you can 

buy unclaimed mail tangent you do we're about to

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go on a we're about to go on a tangent right now 

please explain to me let's not keep going keep

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going you can buy this and look it up go keep 

going Sean keep going Sean hang no no no no no

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I want to I want to I want to D dig deep into this 

what do you mean that I can buy unclaimed are you

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saying that if you did not pick up your mail for 

x amount of time I can go to the post office and

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pick up your mail that seems illegal I I believe 

there is a system in place and it's got to go over

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like so many decades and so many years I believe 

you can go and buy unclaimed mail I I I've seen

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it somewhere maybe these people stole it on the 

show that I watched but it is available for you

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to uh get unclaimed mail like unclaimed lockers 

you can claim people's lockers who they just

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leave abandoned and stop paying for you could buy 

those up too there's a section for unclean mail

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what the the [ __ ] that's crazy yeah yeah godd 

damn so all right well learn something new today

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no it's all right Joshua hey get this though 

Christmas trees Joshua have been sold in the

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US since 1850 think about that 1850 Christmas 

trees have been around they've been a thing

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buddy and now I mean I think trees have always 

been a thing but yeah well I guess to be classif

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a little different yeah yeah I think I think we 

kind of like put a spin on these trees like was

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there abundance of them that's why we made them 

let's just start chopping all these damn things

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down you know like why like basic economics got 

Thanksgiving basic economics and marketing right

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so he probably had a surplus of trees and 

they were like Hey listen uh let's go ahead

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and call these Christmas trees you know everybody 

needs one in your house Nostalgia come on so they

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speak of Christmas trees Joshua they do smell 

really good but speaking of Christmas trees

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did you know Joshua that it takes on average 

15 mother flipping years to make a Christmas

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tree I did know that oh well you know what I'm 

done with these facts now [ __ ] you I'm [ __ ]

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lying I did not know that [ __ ] thing I did not 

know 15 years buddy that's older than me that's

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a lot older than you you're damn correct 15 years 

though wow that's that is quite impressive I mean

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for The Unique smell and and the design of them 

I guess it makes sense why it takes so long for

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them to grow I mean we're not growing a head of 

lettuce you know just a ball of green sitting on

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the ground and some dirt I mean this thing is 

pretty smells nice has personality takes time

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to uh evolve in that that that style so I I get 

it I get it oh cool for sure uh I have two more

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for you Joshua and uh you can partake in this one 

so here I'm GNA ask you a question and I want you

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to guess the best answer all right or guess your 

answer okay how many living Christmas trees do you

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think are sold in the US every year in the US uh 

specifically the United States Liv living living

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yes I am going to go with 37 million holy [ __ ] 

Joshua you were very close 35 million trees are

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sold each year but Joshua follow up to that how 

many do you think are replanted oh you know it's

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a sad world we live in I'm just going to go like 

two million of those damn things more trees let's

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have a little bit of hope this Christmas season 

45 million trees are replanted so you know whoa

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they're keeping up with it they're keeping up 

with it wow that that does that does surprise

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me surprised me too and this is the last 

one that surprised me Joshua kind of um so

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holiday purchases so around the holiday time 

account for one sixth of yearly retail sales

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in all of the United States so that means one 

sixth of everything being sold is sold during

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the holidays like that's [ __ ] crazy to me buddy 

Jesus like one 16 sounds like a small number but

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if you think about that for a yearly basis like 

one six is a pretty big number so it's like God

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damn people really shopping on the holidays and 

that leads me to think there's probably warehouses

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cuz things just don't get built overnight like 

like this elf behind me isn't putting that [ __ ]

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together freaking the night before it gets the 

stores like all these things course that little

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[ __ ] you those are my dreams that that little 

guy back there hasn't moved since the day he got

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there he's already collecting dust so I would 

imagine because it takes so long to make things

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there's probably warehouses sitting somewhere 

out in Montana or somewhere just our you know

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our shipping containers out in the ocean right 

now just full of just product oh yeah for sure

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and Deals being made and so for that much product 

to be sold at this time of the year all this stuff

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has got to be pre-built ready to go um you know 

look at the shortage of PlayStations Xbox iPads

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you you think they're going to ramp that up 

every single year if they can of course you

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know for sure you want you want to match your 

product if not beat the sale of Christmas trees

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if we're selling that many Christmas trees I know 

somebody wants that many iPads and Xboxes sold to

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so how do you how do you achieve that um with a 

bunch of little elves like this dude back here

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dang straight buddy dang straight yeah that's 

pretty wild though that is is pretty freaking

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wild yeah I thought that was pretty cool I mean 

uh very interesting you know holiday time always

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gets interesting especially with like knowing 

the ins and outs of like the retail stuff it's

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like [ __ ] people get crazy man people want to 

spend that money they don't got so I I would like

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to know how much [ __ ] ends up returned all the 

broken relationships all the bad gifts that people

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get and go straight to the garbage yeah like 

like who's returning these relationships yeah

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like take this [ __ ] back I only started dating 

you because of the the holidays after this I'm

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giving you back you know it's h you know those 

are the same people who want all the presents

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yeah that's why you said a budget for everybody 

out there said a budget um if you if you just met

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somebody new all of a sudden they just came back 

in your life they sent you a text message maybe

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around Thanksgiving because the holidays are 

coming if they just came snuggling back into

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your life because they know you were the you 

know the person that gave them the best [ __ ]

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you know set a limit on those people because you 

know they're coming for the keys to your new car

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you know they're they're coming for your bag so 

set a limit um fortunately enough for some of

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us we're in long-term relationships we've gotten 

lucky but we got limits too but don't don't yeah

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yeah I guess it's specifically for those who just 

maybe met somebody again just don't open the bag

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up for that brand new somebody because they will 

get you I promise make a lot of promises on this

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show should probably stop yeah you should probably 

stop you have made a lot of promises unfortunately

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like can we have a promise counter somewhere 

can can we have a can we that's somebody else

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to figure out that ain't for me [ __ ] promises 

have I made oh that's great there you go josa

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those were some fun facts for Christmas time you 

know just wanted to give you a little change of

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pace bam some fun yeah I I I can dig I can dig 

fun facts um I I do like that this time of the

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year I like I like knowing it's coming to an end 

we got a we got a brand new year coming um but

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I I'm definitely not the person that all of a 

sudden there's a new year it's time to set new

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goals these goals have been set prior to January 

1 so I'm not the one who's going to start working

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out around Christmas time or start spending more 

money around Christmas time you know you just the

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calendar doesn't determine what we do in life you 

determine that damn just like a fortune cookie bro

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that was nice you know I've been thinking about 

these D I'm glad you brought up fortune cookies

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because I got a whole lot of fortune cookies 

that don't have lucky numbers you know maybe we

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mix it up a little bit right now in the middle of 

this damn thing I just open one that just just to

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maybe maybe turn the dial on the mood a little 

bit should I should I pop one of these cookies

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open sure [ __ ] it or is or is it too soon is it 

too soon to pop a cookie Never Too Soon never too

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soon to pop a cookie buddy I'm I'm going to pop 

a cookie um like that that first gift you get to

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open maybe before Christmas this this one is not 

going to have any lucky numbers this unfortunately

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is one of those Panda uh diarrhea cookies that 

doesn't give us lucky numbers unfortunate Panda

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hey if you're listening put some [ __ ] lucky 

numbers on your cookies Panda let's go get with

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the times enough said the whole reason I bought 

them is I I thought they had them that's why

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I'm so I'm bummed out about it so let me uh try to 

pop this cookie okay let's I want something that's

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going to liven the mood a little bit hopefully 

this or make us really depressed let's find

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out let's see here we go o this is a good one 

for uh Christmas time okay right your fortune

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with unlucky numbers is your greatest wish will 

come true oh that is really nice Joshua if you

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had I mean to speak off that Joshua what what is 

your greatest wish buddy immortality maybe off the

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red rinder oh my God didn't we talk about imort 

immortality did we talk about how I don't think

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we did if we did immortality probably in a past 

episode so like a one of the ones that were never

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released I know right yeah we might have touched 

upon this so greatest wish oh gosh I'd have to

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ponder on this one a little bit but if I had to 

if I really had to just throw it out there right

0:18:29.280,0:18:37.640

away it would probably be not to live forever but 

to be healthy while I'm alive that's great yeah I

0:18:37.640,0:18:43.240

would I would do the same to be honest but I would 

more blanket it i' want my friends and family and

0:18:43.240,0:18:51.880

myself to be oh healthy while while alive you know 

I'm not selfish like you so whatever the wish it's

0:18:51.880,0:18:59.720

my wish dude I opened this damn cookie I spent 

the $150 on those piece of [ __ ] cookies it's

0:18:59.720,0:19:06.240

my wish I'm going to be selfish for one minute 

by the time it took me to read that that's great

0:19:06.240,0:19:12.240

yeah I'm gonna be yeah that's that's what I'm 

doing um but yeah I'm I'm gonna go with a good

0:19:12.240,0:19:16.960

healthy and I'm gonna go I'm gonna I'm gonna 

go with no matter what I eat either I GNA I

0:19:16.960,0:19:23.760

want to eat [ __ ] and still be healthy just I 

want to abuse the system I just want to [ __ ]

0:19:23.760,0:19:30.440

I want to eat like a campfire raccoon yeah cuz 

doesn't the apply to the whole the whole concept

0:19:30.440,0:19:35.880

of it doesn't matter if you are eating well 

or not you know it's my wish it's it's your

0:19:35.880,0:19:39.880

wish you can be healthy as long as you want I'm 

okay with that hey you can do whatever you want

0:19:39.880,0:19:45.080

buddy that's great I do have a question for you 

though of course have question please I mean no

0:19:45.080,0:19:53.920

one else is here to my wish so on my way home 

today okay um I was thinking about how I have

0:19:53.920,0:20:01.360

nothing to say and nothing to talk about as as we 

both you know it just kind of goes we got we you

0:20:01.360,0:20:10.680

know yeah [ __ ] it so as I was driving home 

I uh I I first I crossed an Amazon truck this

0:20:10.680,0:20:14.920

guy's wheeling and dealing this guy's chucking 

boxes down you know he's like he's like it's like

0:20:14.920,0:20:20.640

got a bulling now he's just throwing the [ __ ] 

down the [ __ ] road um yeah first thought was I

0:20:20.640,0:20:27.320

hope they didn't order thing in glass this [ __ ] 

throws his package down the [ __ ] road like took

0:20:27.320,0:20:34.720

three months to get you know now this asshole's 

kicking it down the road Amazon and then right

0:20:34.720,0:20:43.960

you know in tow behind this guy was this busted 

ass what probably at one point was nice a BMW I

0:20:43.960,0:20:49.840

mean this thing was sounded like a [ __ ] truck 

without a muffler this thing was just busted one

0:20:49.840,0:20:58.280

spare tire yeah like I could go on and on about 

how busted this BMW look but this guy was was

0:20:58.280,0:21:05.160

running up behind this Amazon truck and and 

basically picking up packages what the [ __ ]

0:21:05.160,0:21:11.160

right after this guy had been dropping him off 

and I'm thinking oh [ __ ] does does this does

0:21:11.160,0:21:17.800

this does this guy does this guy know these 

people like is this a scheduled Amazon after

0:21:17.800,0:21:27.720

Amazon pickup so my question to you Sean Christ 

like does he know all his neighbors this guy Mr

0:21:27.720,0:21:34.000

Roger this guy F you know your neighbors love 

your neighbors oh I think you just witnessed a

0:21:34.000,0:21:41.080

crime Joshua was that a crime I just witnessed 

everybody like that was most definitely a

0:21:41.080,0:21:51.160

crime I mean was that the question so what are you 

yes so this the question was drawn out but what

0:21:51.160,0:21:57.680

are you doing if you're on your way home minding 

your own business thinking about nothing and you

0:21:57.680,0:22:04.240

see this act of what I think is kindness picking 

up other people's packages off their front porch

0:22:04.240,0:22:15.680

well at a later date what are you doing excuse 

me Joshua but first of all that uh that is not an

0:22:15.680,0:22:25.320

act of kindness my guy that is uh that is theft 

so uh I guess realistically you'd probably want

0:22:25.320,0:22:32.920

to call the non-emergency uh officers police 

officers and explain what you saw and probably

0:22:32.920,0:22:39.040

give a license plate number like that's probably 

what you should have done uh but knowing you you

0:22:39.040,0:22:48.600

probably just were like oh good for him good for 

him I mean thought just being a good neighbor like

0:22:48.600,0:22:59.320

I mean I I don't so what should I have done tell 

me like what done I'm you call the non-emergency

0:22:59.320,0:23:05.040

number give them the license plate tell them that 

this man is picking up packages that are clearly

0:23:05.040,0:23:12.720

not his like very easy very easy otherwise you 

know you just solve it yourself buddy you you

0:23:12.720,0:23:19.440

[ __ ] you H you lay down your horn and you go 

hey come out of your truck come out of your BMW

0:23:19.440,0:23:24.240

uh and then you just settle the problem right 

then and there like bro that's my package and

0:23:24.240,0:23:30.040

you steal the packages right and then you become 

Santa Claus and you go back and you deliver you

0:23:30.040,0:23:35.800

go back and you deliver these packages all over 

again you know and the next you're the hero you

0:23:35.800,0:23:42.720

know you're the hero see I feel so bad now I feel 

bad I know now you're just now you're just an NPC

0:23:42.720,0:23:51.400

Bu you're just an NPC you just watched it happen 

and you let it happen buddy jeez so I so I so I

0:23:51.400,0:23:57.960

should have well what you're saying is I Should 

Have Been a Good Samaritan turned my my own piece

0:23:57.960,0:24:06.360

of [ __ ] Chuck around that sounds like dog [ __ ] 

and ran down this guy who probably had a gun you

0:24:06.360,0:24:14.640

know he's probably you know like what do I know up 

and all like yeah yeah so you're you're asking me

0:24:14.640,0:24:20.800

to approach this Good Samaritan and ask are you 

and accuse him of stealing is that what you're

0:24:20.800,0:24:26.280

telling me to do yes exactly that's exactly what I 

want you to do it's what you should have done but

0:24:26.280,0:24:32.760

you did not so all right you know life moves on I 

guess uh and if anybody's listening who had their

0:24:32.760,0:24:43.880

package stolen go ahead and just blame Joshua over 

here uh for not helping you at all so you know

0:24:43.880,0:24:54.360

Merry Christmas or did I wink Amazon or did I help 

you out wait a minute were you the BMW no I do not

0:24:54.360,0:25:05.600

drive a BMW I do not can't afford one H they're 

beautiful cars but I don't have a BMW well there

0:25:05.600,0:25:09.360

you go Jos thank you for committing to seeing 

a crime I think that makes you an accomplice at

0:25:09.360,0:25:14.600

this point to be honest like I think that I think 

that clearly makes you an accomplice like I think

0:25:14.600,0:25:23.720

we should probably protect your identity can we 

can we bleep some of that out oh my God oh God I

0:25:23.720,0:25:29.600

see you got an update going on in that background 

right there Joshua I love it oh oh my God Sean how

0:25:29.600,0:25:36.520

come you didn't son of a [ __ ] hold on Jesus 

n no worries we'll take a moment real quick

0:25:36.520,0:25:42.040

everybody thank you for watching and listening we 

really do appreciate it like um this just kind of

0:25:42.040,0:25:46.880

started as just Joshua and I wanting to talk 

and uh the reason I bring this up is because

0:25:46.880,0:25:51.840

the next episode that we we do um isn't going to 

be our last it sounds like I'm saying it's going

0:25:51.840,0:25:56.920

to be our last episode but it's not we're going 

to 101 episodes baby but uh it's going to be a

0:25:56.920,0:26:01.600

reflection episode and uh we're going to get into 

some deep feelings about this and why we started

0:26:01.600,0:26:08.160

and kind of like where we want to go so just a 

little foreshadowing into the into the podcasting

0:26:08.160,0:26:13.680

future so if you don't want to listen to it you 

don't have to but uh it'll be a little different

0:26:13.680,0:26:20.400

uh in a more like a hopefully more entertaining 

and informative way so that was it that's all I

0:26:20.400,0:26:25.120

wanted to say Joshua fixed his screen everything's 

back to normal now Joshua do you want to talk

0:26:25.120,0:26:32.080

about a you want to get on a topic here I have a 

topic first Okay jump on it jump on the grenade

0:26:32.080,0:26:40.320

let's hear it jump on it hey there's no grenades 

to be jumped on Joshua I just want to know what

0:26:40.320,0:26:48.320

is your most favorite Christmas movie Joshua you 

can only pick one we're not doing a top three this

0:26:48.320,0:26:59.320

is my hands down favorite Christmas movie hands 

down you I I have a hard time with only picking

0:26:59.320,0:27:04.840

one I know that's why I just want you to pick one 

because I want you to just so you're break it down

0:27:04.840,0:27:11.560

in your head right now break it down in your head 

like what what what makes it your top right you

0:27:11.560,0:27:16.600

have to kind of figure out why it's your top you 

have to kind of figure out if that top is better

0:27:16.600,0:27:23.280

than this top you know are you a bottom like does 

is that how it works like I don't know man I just

0:27:23.280,0:27:32.720

want to know okay so the M the movie that I did 

pick is not a top so does that make me a bottom

0:27:32.720,0:27:41.920

I don't think so but this movie is pretty [ __ ] 

sick okay the movie that I really enjoy and just

0:27:41.920,0:27:48.280

hits on multiple levels from families to going out 

and getting the tree like I've mentioned in past

0:27:48.280,0:27:57.920

conversations um I'm going to go with National 

Lampoons Christmas Vacation which came out in 19

0:27:57.920,0:28:06.080

89 all right Jos and because I love this movie 

so fraking much I know where this movie ranks

0:28:06.080,0:28:11.160

in all the movies so I can't wait till you tell me 

what movie you like because I'm about to rank your

0:28:11.160,0:28:17.960

[ __ ] hang on hang on so you figured out where 

this movie ranks in terms of every single movie

0:28:17.960,0:28:23.200

like on the face of the Earth like yeah I did I 

did so how are you going to compare this [ __ ]

0:28:23.200,0:28:28.400

so like what if I throw out like I don't know 

maybe a Halloween movie I watched called rubber

0:28:28.400,0:28:34.120

like where does this movie rank against that no 

this is Christmas movies this is we're going off

0:28:34.120,0:28:40.600

Christmas you're movies yeah okay got it got it 

well then can I hang on put me in a box all right

0:28:40.600,0:28:46.560

I'm putting you I get you I get I'm put I get you 

I'm putting you you in a box but is die hard in

0:28:46.560,0:28:51.520

the top five on there I'm not saying I'm picking 

die hard but I want to know if Die Hard is one of

0:28:51.520,0:28:57.000

the top Christmas movies that they have on there 

because I would disagree with that 100% it is it

0:28:57.000,0:29:02.760

is Die Hard your your list is no longer valuable 

for me like this like I don't consider die hard

0:29:02.760,0:29:08.880

to be a Christmas movie at all like I think 

it's set Christmas time period Christmas time

0:29:08.880,0:29:18.600

period Joshua not a Christmas movie according 

to um Google's redheaded stepchild wikkipedia

0:29:18.600,0:29:33.560

Die Hard is a a Christmas movie it is is there 

an explanation than my movie I I don't I I'm not

0:29:33.560,0:29:37.800

going to go down the explanation hole cuz I do 

not want I'm not I don't work for the Oscar the

0:29:37.800,0:29:45.840

nominee I'm I'm not a film you know critic um I 

do watch them and have opinions but I'm not on

0:29:45.840,0:29:51.560

the board I don't sit behind a a veil of secrecy 

and vote on this [ __ ] we're not part of sag here

0:29:51.560,0:29:57.680

you know we're not getting screeners like that's 

not not how this works no I we're not we're not a

0:29:57.680,0:30:02.840

part of that we're not a part of that although I 

did have a family member that was a part of that

0:30:02.840,0:30:12.240

at one point and they did get sent movies to 

review that is very nice anyways Joshua let me

0:30:12.240,0:30:19.720

okay back clearly clearly your list is flawed but 

I will we'll just go with it so Christmas Lampoon

0:30:19.720,0:30:24.160

or national [ __ ] what is it national Lampo 

Christmas vacation you can't you don't even

0:30:24.160,0:30:31.600

can't even say it nailed it boom I do love that 

movie too though josua I actually have that movie

0:30:31.600,0:30:40.200

on Blu-ray one of the very few few Blu-rays that 

I own so I do enjoy that movie um but after weeks

0:30:40.200,0:30:46.840

and weeks of thinking about this um the only 

thing that kept coming to mind for me was the

0:30:46.840,0:30:53.360

original Tim Allen Santa Claus like that is the 

one movie that I just come back to all the time

0:30:53.360,0:31:00.600

when I want to watch like a a holiday movie like 

that's the one that I that always hits me so where

0:31:00.600,0:31:10.600

does that rank on your list according to Wikipedia 

you're you're talking about the original like way

0:31:10.600,0:31:15.400

are you talking about the T Tim Allen is that what 

you just said Tim Allen yeah I think it's 19 yeah

0:31:15.400,0:31:25.080

1993 five I don't remember yeah so Tim Tim Allen's 

actually ranks 10th on the list and it brought in

0:31:25.080,0:31:32.440

$190 million God damn that's a lot and where was 

yours on the list I'm sorry I forgot you son of a

0:31:32.440,0:31:41.760

[ __ ] we'll revisit that and mine was 29th oh so 

clearly the better Christmas movie oh it it's not

0:31:41.760,0:31:52.160

it is not better it is not better how I mean holy 

[ __ ] s Tim Allen no it's not how is that better

0:31:52.160,0:31:56.400

it depends on how you're looking at it right how 

are you looking at it are you looking at it more

0:31:56.400,0:32:02.520

for cuz I'm looking at it for the The Nostalgia of 

Christmas um rather than something to watch that's

0:32:02.520,0:32:07.240

kind of quote unquote entertaining right like I 

think National Lampoons is more entertaining and

0:32:07.240,0:32:13.120

comedic than I would say the Santa Claus movie is 

you know like it depends on like what you're going

0:32:13.120,0:32:21.280

for like what vibe I'm I'm going with the the vibe 

of reality everybody [ __ ] knows Santa's not real

0:32:21.280,0:32:26.240

no everybody knows that that old Jolly bastard was 

created by Coca-Cola yeah look that [ __ ] up the

0:32:26.240,0:32:33.160

old Jolly bastard is not a real thing that guy was 

fake but what's real is that stinky ass uncle that

0:32:33.160,0:32:38.400

comes over to your house is creepy and and [ __ ] 

everything up and your grandma who sleeps all day

0:32:38.400,0:32:43.960

and I mean I mean I'm I'm watching a real movie 

with real people and old Clark griswell that son

0:32:43.960,0:32:52.560

of a [ __ ] he is allamerican 100% your fake ass 

Tim Allen beard not real you know that bastard is

0:32:52.560,0:32:59.440

not that is not a real so I'm watching it for 

the the realism how it how it resonates with

0:32:59.440,0:33:08.560

just about every dysfunctional family in America 

and and that's why I go with that movie because I

0:33:08.560,0:33:16.320

think it just it's more of a uh you know it's 

it's it's real it's again the tree the family

0:33:16.320,0:33:23.080

all the [ __ ] you know um I mean I get it I get 

more money I get why I get why you like it I mean

0:33:23.080,0:33:26.720

it's a great movie like I said I like the movie 

it's great it's one of the very few I have on

0:33:26.720,0:33:32.360

BL same thing with the Santa Claus movie got it 

on Blu-ray I get it it's just two different two

0:33:32.360,0:33:37.680

different styles of Christmas is what it is Buddy 

like you obviously you're more of a realism like

0:33:37.680,0:33:44.080

you love that that realism I I like living in the 

fantasy you know you know this how many times how

0:33:44.080,0:33:49.680

many times can we go on this podcast and say that 

I just like watching you know like I think this is

0:33:49.680,0:33:57.640

the fourth week in a row that it's it's happened 

we won't say the key word yes uh but you're right

0:33:57.640,0:34:09.920

you are a viewer I am a [Laughter] viewer Jesus 

Christ you add to views when it comes to things

0:34:09.920,0:34:17.720

you are a viewer so then on this list Joshua uh 

go ahead take your take your sip uh on this list I

0:34:17.720,0:34:25.720

want to know what is the top right the top movie 

but I also want to know what is the the lowest

0:34:25.720,0:34:33.960

movie in this in this list because you said yours 

was 29th how how much lower does that go before we

0:34:33.960,0:34:39.520

get into the top because that I mean I got all 

I got all the numbers here I want to know what

0:34:39.520,0:34:44.840

your opinion is on some of the other movies I like 

can can we go down that can we go down that Avenue

0:34:44.840,0:34:52.720

for a second here you clearly Die Hard is not a 

Christmas movie come at me in the comments bro

0:34:52.720,0:34:59.200

it's it's not it's actually not on my list but I 

want to give you a couple more that are on my list

0:34:59.200,0:35:06.840

because National Lampoon and I don't like that you 

put me in a box um and I'm G to I'm going to take

0:35:06.840,0:35:11.520

you back around the same time period but then 

we'll we'll skip forward a little bit we we'll

0:35:11.520,0:35:19.640

get to uh more younger generation of movies here 

in a second but um more people in the world more

0:35:19.640,0:35:26.560

yeah I get it there's more views for the newer 

movies I get it you know um so what do you think

0:35:26.560,0:35:35.080

about the uh Bill Murray Scrooge the one that was 

made in 1988 what do you think about Scrooge that

0:35:35.080,0:35:42.640

is not uh that is fantasy it is fantasy I will 

give you that take I thought the I thought the

0:35:42.640,0:35:50.960

Muppets did it better Oh I thought the Muppets did 

it better I love I love Bill Murray I'm a big Bill

0:35:50.960,0:35:58.880

Murray fan but I I just I thought the Muppet said 

it better like it it was fine like it's I don't

0:35:58.880,0:36:04.880

know I would pass like if that movie was on TV 

I would pass I watch that movie every time it

0:36:04.880,0:36:10.680

comes on I I'm sure a lot of people watching this 

don't watch that movie just try it it's old it's

0:36:10.680,0:36:17.000

Bill Murray it's it's a good movie it has its 

moments right it has its moments but it's just

0:36:17.000,0:36:25.120

it's it's just not it's just not enough to like 

really push it over the edge for me when it comes

0:36:25.120,0:36:32.920

to like the Scrooge Scrooge movies right like 

that it's just not enough it's not enough okay

0:36:32.920,0:36:40.680

okay well let's let's uh let's let's get closer 

let's get closer to closer to my generation yeah

0:36:40.680,0:36:47.200

yeah you might have had I don't think you had 

pubes yet at this stage this time you're still

0:36:47.200,0:36:55.360

not born yet but you know maybe I'm still trying 

maybe you had on VCR yeah we'll throw this one out

0:36:55.360,0:37:04.880

there okay maybe you take this [ __ ] um what 

do you think about Home Alone the one in 1990

0:37:04.880,0:37:10.600

Home Alone what do you think about home alone okay 

all right now you're getting and Joe PES what do

0:37:10.600,0:37:18.520

you think about those yeah so I love home alone I 

think home alone is a great movie after you watch

0:37:18.520,0:37:30.320

it the first time subsequent viewings it is very 

flawed and and as you grow older uh you just get

0:37:30.320,0:37:37.960

more and more upset with the parents and the 

siblings um like how the [ __ ] can you lose

0:37:37.960,0:37:44.440

your kid like you're about to go on a on a trip 

and you're not like you're I'm getting frustrated

0:37:44.440,0:37:50.960

just thinking about it but I do enjoy home alone 

it's it's really well done and this one again is

0:37:50.960,0:38:03.920

something that I would consider to be borderline 

not Christmas you know it's just it's set in in

0:38:03.920,0:38:10.080

the holiday setting so in the Christmas time 

but it's not really about Christmas you know

0:38:10.080,0:38:15.640

what I mean so it's not like a Christmas movie 

but it does it gives you Nostalgia so it gives

0:38:15.640,0:38:20.920

you the feels of Christmas so that's why I'm kind 

of like okay with putting it in the list right so

0:38:20.920,0:38:27.840

but home alone good movie better than Scrooge 

definitely if if you had the guess how much you

0:38:27.840,0:38:37.560

think uh Home Alone made in theaters in theaters 

in theaters how much it grossed okay I'm gonna say

0:38:37.560,0:38:49.040

like 45 million holy [ __ ] I'm gonna give you 

a second guess you know okay let's repeat home

0:38:49.040,0:38:57.120

alone came out in 1990 are we talking about total 

since like now yeah people are still watching

0:38:57.120,0:39:02.520

it man this is this isn't something shelf they 

didn't it's like one of those episodes you know

0:39:02.520,0:39:08.040

in freaking the office that they just cut out you 

know like this is still on the air today so this

0:39:08.040,0:39:15.240

is this is higher than 45 billion or higher or 

Sorry 4 dude this is okay so then we're talking

0:39:15.240,0:39:22.080

home alone here man we're talking kid making traps 

and we're talking kid stting people on fire and

0:39:22.080,0:39:29.120

you know like uh then what one1 billion dollars 

like what how much okay now you're just now

0:39:29.120,0:39:36.400

you're tickling yourself give me a real give me a 

real one right you know um I don't know like 300

0:39:36.400,0:39:46.960

million okay that's that's more reasonable okay 

so Home Alone the first one uh to date has made

0:39:46.960,0:39:56.720

476 million okay dollars that makes sense 

story checks out math checks out yeah I'm

0:39:56.720,0:40:02.280

okay with that they still they still play that 

one home loan's on my list by the way really I

0:40:02.280,0:40:07.360

put home loan on my list yeah it's not at the 

top on my list but is we're gradually getting

0:40:07.360,0:40:15.080

to you yeah we're gradually getting to you have 

been conceived you know and you're almost born

0:40:15.080,0:40:23.240

almost born whoa Joshua how young do you think I 

am here I don't know but I think you're closer to

0:40:23.240,0:40:32.400

the next one I'm about to say which also made 

my list which is I love this movie for just uh

0:40:32.400,0:40:40.760

Billy Bob's in it Billy Bob Thorton Bernie Max 

in it what do you think of bad Santa the 2003

0:40:40.760,0:40:49.920

Bad Santa that's great Bad Santa is a great 

movie um it it is one of those movies that

0:40:49.920,0:40:56.000

like like you wouldn't see nowadays you know 

what I mean like Studios took a chance and it

0:40:56.000,0:41:01.360

it worked worked in their favor like that's a 

great movie like I would I if I saw that on TV

0:41:01.360,0:41:07.240

I would watch that movie okay so yeah that's 

all nothing but good nothing but good for bad

0:41:07.240,0:41:14.480

santa RP Bernie ma any key is there anything 

uh yeah Bernie M yeah good guy uh funny funny

0:41:14.480,0:41:18.800

oh yeah Josh uh there's a scene in that movie 

that is burned into my memory for the rest of

0:41:18.800,0:41:26.320

my life and it is Santa claws [ __ ] the [ __ ] 

out of that woman you asked for it that was the

0:41:26.320,0:41:37.480

scene yes [ __ ] me Santa I love it I love it I 

love it oh my gosh it is kind of iconic for that

0:41:37.480,0:41:45.160

when they're in the dressing room and they're 

you just pound town going to that going in on

0:41:45.160,0:41:51.440

that oh my gosh that is that is I wanted to be 

Santa Claus for the rest of my life after that

0:41:51.440,0:41:59.280

if you had to guess how much did that naughty H 

scene in the the dressing room what do you think

0:41:59.280,0:42:05.280

the naughty scene in the mro got so it's rated 

R for a reason so I'm thinking that it probably

0:42:05.280,0:42:11.200

made less than home alone so I'm going to say it 

had to make I'm gonna say probably half so 200

0:42:11.200,0:42:22.360

million you think getting it getting it on in the 

in the uh the Wardrobe room got got you to $200

0:42:22.360,0:42:29.760

million you think that well I mean they still 

agreeing agreeing with that scene in the movie

0:42:29.760,0:42:35.440

you think you think you think they're letting 

their kids watch that letting their kids watch

0:42:35.440,0:42:40.040

that the kids are just watching they're going to 

a friend they're going to Uncle Joshua's house

0:42:40.040,0:42:45.800

uh yeah he smells weird but at least he lets us 

watch B Santa like that's that's I'm sticking

0:42:45.800,0:42:53.080

by my 200 million how much how much did it make 

here all right so I'm going to give you to dat

0:42:53.080,0:43:02.560

okay Bad Santa has brought in $76 million that's 

it oh that's so disappointing that hurts me that

0:43:02.560,0:43:09.480

hurts me so bad that's what you got that that is 

that's what you got you know what I'm gonna watch

0:43:09.480,0:43:17.560

it right now fing in the F in the wardrobe all 

right uh okay I I got a few of those well let's

0:43:17.560,0:43:25.160

let's keep in that same year right there one of 

my all-time favorites it also that's why I didn't

0:43:25.160,0:43:29.400

like that you put me in the Box in the middle of 

this thing because um I can have two number ones

0:43:29.400,0:43:37.120

why can't I have two number ones Jesus you you 

know listen I disagree from go ahead I'm gonna

0:43:37.120,0:43:48.400

go with the one who I propose to and the one I 

I said I would marry what do you think about um

0:43:48.400,0:43:53.920

our Good Old Boy Buddy the elf if you watch that 

episod some people might not get the reference

0:43:53.920,0:43:58.320

you've had to seen the episode you got to go back 

yeah you have to watch you have to watch the epis

0:43:58.320,0:44:05.160

I lost you you got to go back got to check that 

out um what do you think about uh 2003's uh elf

0:44:05.160,0:44:12.680

you think about that let me put it this way uh 

Zoe de Chanel uh worked her way into my heart

0:44:12.680,0:44:22.280

and I have never let go so other than that uh I 

I'm not a big fan to be honest like I just find

0:44:22.280,0:44:28.280

buddy to be really annoying like I said in the 

previous episode like I I'm just [ __ ] them

0:44:28.280,0:44:36.320

out of hate and spite like I'm I'm I'm not doing 

that of pleasure and enjoyment so that's I just

0:44:36.320,0:44:42.400

that's how I feel about that movie it's just 

like it if it's on cool I'm I not paying ATT

0:44:42.400,0:44:46.240

changing the channel yeah well I'll leave it 

there if somebody else wants to watch it but

0:44:46.240,0:44:53.040

I'm changing the channel yeah so oh man yeah it's 

not it's not for me man I'm not I'm just not one

0:44:53.040,0:44:59.360

of the people who like it who like who like or 

obsessed with it in love with it just you know

0:44:59.360,0:45:07.040

it's just Cannon fod for me baby then comes 

the question what do you think elf brought in

0:45:07.040,0:45:14.400

oh this [ __ ] this one has to have 200 million 

and one 2011 million who you're you're you're

0:45:14.400,0:45:23.200

you're you're getting you're getting there you 

know 23 million so elf to date has brought in

0:45:23.200,0:45:30.240

225 m million dollar yeah that's yeah that's 

what I figured yep it had to be up there yeah

0:45:30.240,0:45:35.720

people really like that movie I mean it's not 

for everybody but people love it yeah I I love

0:45:35.720,0:45:42.800

F so I'm I'm bringing it full circle let me just 

say it one more time for my top number ones cuz

0:45:42.800,0:45:49.640

Sean wants to make me pick one I'm not picking 

one everybody I'm picking the ones I really like

0:45:49.640,0:45:58.920

I'm going new school elf 2003 that one ranked 

eighth by the way in the in the in the scheme

0:45:58.920,0:46:07.040

of things and then my second number one for the 

reality of it for the resonation of you know it

0:46:07.040,0:46:14.440

hits us everybody as a family National Lampoon 

Christmas Vacation which came out in 1989 if you

0:46:14.440,0:46:22.000

haven't seen it just give it a try it's a good 

[ __ ] movie it's a great movie great movie so

0:46:22.000,0:46:29.600

would you like to know what number one was yeah 

what's number one would you like to guess give it

0:46:29.600,0:46:35.000

a shot I'm say it's I'm gonna say it's something 

really weird playing the game is it die hard did

0:46:35.000,0:46:39.960

I guess it earlier is it die hard is Die Hard the 

number one Christmas movie okay good uh then I'm

0:46:39.960,0:46:47.600

gonna say it's got to be like Miracle On 30 34th 

Street or some [ __ ] like that you really think

0:46:47.600,0:46:54.400

it's that one I don't I don't know tell me which 

one is it you are you giving it a real guess are

0:46:54.400,0:46:59.800

you just yeah no that poing your nuts out and 

that's just giving up you're giving up on the

0:46:59.800,0:47:05.440

freaking thing it it is so hard to think of 

Christmas movies so like [ __ ] Miracle on

0:47:05.440,0:47:12.200

34th Street that's my guess that's my guess all 

right I'm gonna find your your oh it's not even

0:47:12.200,0:47:19.960

on the list stupid got to be on theu on 31st stre 

that's got to be on the list your Miracle on 34

0:47:19.960,0:47:27.600

Street this old classic that nobody gives a [ __ ] 

about anymore even me um rank weren't you film you

0:47:27.600,0:47:36.600

filmed it so your [ __ ] movie who you think would 

be number one is actually ranked 36 and that old

0:47:36.600,0:47:44.560

school piece of [ __ ] uh made uh to date $46 

million okay so nobody's watching that anymore

0:47:44.560,0:47:49.360

bigger than that so is it like Nightmare Before 

Christmas cuz that shit's still being played like

0:47:49.360,0:47:55.840

is that is that is that the top movie I like the 

fact that you're continuing to guess because it

0:47:55.840,0:48:02.040

just gives me the opportunity to extend this 

and uh but The Nightmare Before Christmas let

0:48:02.040,0:48:13.880

me see oh is this even on the list the cracker 

no The Nightmare Before Christmas isn't on in

0:48:13.880,0:48:21.240

wikkipedia it is not this my eyes are blurry as 

[ __ ] right now but I think I can still see last

0:48:21.240,0:48:27.440

I my head that was my that was my last guess then 

give me what is the top what is the top movie you

0:48:27.440,0:48:33.640

you wouldn't have guessed this um unless you're 

into cartoons if that gives you enough of a hint

0:48:33.640,0:48:41.720

cartoons oh it's got to be [ __ ] Frosty then 

oh the Grinch nope the Grinch the Grinch is the

0:48:41.720,0:48:49.880

are you talking about the Jim Carrey Grinch 

no I am talking about the animated film The

0:48:49.880,0:48:57.160

Grinch really so by that logic is the peanuts the 

peanuts one on there the Peanuts holiday special

0:48:57.160,0:49:06.960

Charlie Brown uh the peanuts the peanuts peanuts 

peanuts so Dr Seuss is how the gr How the Grinch

0:49:06.960,0:49:15.680

Christmas is on there that is Jim car's so that 

one came in at number four making $345 million to

0:49:15.680,0:49:22.240

date but what was the one you 

just mentioned the Charlie Brown

0:49:22.240,0:49:25.520

one I don't remember what the 

Charlie Brown one was called uh

0:49:28.320,0:49:34.560

no it is not no Charlie Brown is not on here 

nobody watching no nobody's watching yeah so

0:49:34.560,0:49:42.600

the Grinch really the Grinch is the top one on 

there huh according to Wikipedia everybody the

0:49:42.600,0:49:53.640

Grinch has brought in $526 million to date 

God damn yeah it's it's that's a big one man

0:49:53.640,0:49:58.960

that's that's lot of money but it is animated 

is a cartoon you can play that on TV nobody's

0:49:58.960,0:50:06.520

getting [ __ ] in the ass on that one um you 

know nobody's growing fake beards like your

0:50:06.520,0:50:11.160

Tim Allen no weird uncles are coming over you 

know you're just having fun with a cartoon in

0:50:11.160,0:50:16.560

the background kids are having fun I could see 

why the Grinch the animated Grinch is number one

0:50:16.560,0:50:21.640

on the list it makes sense makes sense I get 

it I'm okay with that I feel good about that

0:50:21.640,0:50:27.320

so what is the shittiest movie on that list 

what is no what is last place in this list

0:50:27.320,0:50:39.800

of yours here so this list goes from one to 38 

okay it's a weird number it wasn't yeah didn't

0:50:39.800,0:50:48.960

Wikipedia did not take this to 100 so number 

38 on the list which I have never heard of you

0:50:48.960,0:50:56.920

may have okay lay it on me the title of this 

film is called love the Cooper never heard of

0:50:56.920,0:51:05.320

it all right I can see why it was last on the 

list there is a whole lot of people in there

0:51:05.320,0:51:12.440

John Goodman yeah there's there's a there's 

quite who directed this thing distributed by

0:51:12.440,0:51:18.480

Lionsgate yeah I guess we have to put it on 

the list Joshua let's put it on the list of

0:51:18.480,0:51:22.920

movies to watch you know maybe when you 

come over I'll have it waiting for you I

0:51:22.920,0:51:31.280

do not want to watch something oh you're 

you're forced to watch I don't care dude

0:51:31.280,0:51:36.680

yeah is there any other uh movies you'd like 

to ask about before we move on from the topic

0:51:36.680,0:51:42.240

of movies anybody curious like what your movie 

made again everybody could look at Wikipedia

0:51:42.240,0:51:47.920

is that Tim uh that sorry Tim Al that Adam 

Sandler movie on there uh what is it [ __ ]

0:51:47.920,0:51:56.520

uh I don't [ __ ] remember the name it was 

the cartoon movie one called there's one

0:51:56.520,0:52:03.400

called Daddy's home oh I think I saw that saw 

to Daddy's home uh [ __ ] what is that what is

0:52:03.400,0:52:10.640

that with [ __ ] Adam Stanley it's gonna drive 

me nuts uh oh how about this one do you remember

0:52:10.640,0:52:17.320

this movie Gremlins yeah I do Gremlins is number 

16 that beat out my National Lampoons how dare

0:52:17.320,0:52:22.200

they [ __ ] Gremlins Eight Crazy Nights 

Joshua is the movie Eight Crazy Nights on

0:52:22.200,0:52:30.360

there Eight Crazy Nights is not on here it 

probably hasn't been out long enough I mean

0:52:30.360,0:52:37.040

it it came out a long time ago Josh it came 

out in 2002 so uh yeah it's been out for a

0:52:37.040,0:52:46.600

little [Laughter] while oh God yeah man that's 

that's uh check this list out everybody if

0:52:46.600,0:52:51.200

you're curious about if your movie even makes 

the list Wikipedia's got it there's probably

0:52:51.200,0:52:56.120

another site out there that has your movie on 

it if it's not on this one but the wikkipedia

0:52:56.120,0:53:04.040

has got this list nice all right Joshua let's 

move on now um last week I got to cut you off

0:53:04.040,0:53:07.880

so that we could do the supplemental and I 

apologize Joshua I didn't mean to do that to

0:53:07.880,0:53:14.400

you I love you um so go ahead Joshua and give 

me all your value finds and your fun finds for

0:53:14.400,0:53:23.120

this week and the previous week lay it on us God 

I know I know you're gonna hate this oh no you

0:53:23.120,0:53:30.200

have no f you're gonna you're gonna [ __ ] 

hate this oh no this is this is scaring me

0:53:30.200,0:53:37.440

Joshua why why would I hate this but he stopped 

in today he stopped in he stopped in what the

0:53:37.440,0:53:47.520

[ __ ] who stopped in today I'm scared Joshua 

is pulling something out of his pants oh my God

0:53:47.520,0:53:58.160

Joshua all right Clark stopped in that's a great 

one buddy that's a great find that's awesome I

0:53:58.160,0:54:04.440

love it I actually do like that one that's really 

cool my boy Clark Griswald stopped in okay so

0:54:04.440,0:54:11.120

he made his Christmas appearance um another fun 

little find I had because you yeah you did cut me

0:54:11.120,0:54:17.160

off last week um but I also found this little guy 

which isn't so so Christmas themed but I thought

0:54:17.160,0:54:27.080

I thought he was pretty cool um found this guy 

right here this is my little Bubba Fett nice

0:54:27.080,0:54:37.680

yeah old old Bubba Fett jumped in nice very nice 

um it's like their retro Edition I do have an an

0:54:37.680,0:54:45.720

honorable mention Jesus Christ yeah I I do have an 

honorable mention but I may have to we may have to

0:54:45.720,0:54:53.080

to clip this really quick okay uh CU I I have 

it in my truck unless I should just wait till

0:54:53.080,0:55:00.360

next week you wait till next week just wait till 

next week josa wait R the way down to your truck

0:55:00.360,0:55:04.680

[ __ ] that I'm not going to run downstairs I'm 

not going to do it everybody I'm sorry I didn't

0:55:04.680,0:55:11.280

bring it with me but it's an honorable mention 

I really do appreciate it because a a subscriber

0:55:11.280,0:55:18.200

did give this to me and uh I thought I thought 

it I thought it was pretty awesome yeah yeah we

0:55:18.200,0:55:28.000

uh me and one of the subs linked up and it it 

was it terrible yeah yeah this this individual

0:55:28.000,0:55:33.880

came through and it's worth a shout out because 

I do really appreciate it um and they completed

0:55:33.880,0:55:43.040

a set oh all right [ __ ] foreshadowing to next 

week baby so stay tuned I got I got something

0:55:43.040,0:55:49.880

coming and uh thank again for this the subscriber 

who hooked it up appreciate that nice anything

0:55:49.880,0:55:58.040

else J can anything else [ __ ] do I got anything 

else I got all kinds of things man um here I I'll

0:55:58.040,0:56:02.160

I got this one up here I'll show this to you 

too here let's do this you guys haven't seen

0:56:02.160,0:56:09.760

this one this one kind of fun I've been getting 

into these so this one is my hard case of one or

0:56:09.760,0:56:17.320

is number one is it oh there a couple in this 

set but yeah so I got this fun little fella

0:56:17.320,0:56:28.000

right here oh the Batman Batman art Series yeah 

very nice yeah my Batman art series um that that

0:56:28.000,0:56:33.040

that's that's pretty [ __ ] sick yeah that's all 

I'm going to show you right now cuz I got I got

0:56:33.040,0:56:38.640

other ones but again this the studio I'm in is 

huge I got to walk like it's going to take me

0:56:38.640,0:56:46.320

like 30 minutes to get back to the chair so 

I mean that's what happens when you got that

0:56:46.320,0:56:53.280

that [ __ ] you money thr away money baby got the 

freaking Rolls-Royce downstairs let's put the new

0:56:53.280,0:57:00.040

engine in that's the reason why you know what the 

engine was it all makes sense now [ __ ] dag I get

0:57:00.040,0:57:10.840

it but that's all I got for my fun finds today 

that are within reach without me having to like

0:57:10.840,0:57:15.600

escape and disappear and pull some magic act 

that's what I got very cool buddy very cool

0:57:15.600,0:57:24.000

I appreciate it um I too have some fun finds but 

um they are not with me they are actually above

0:57:24.000,0:57:29.560

me Joshua so I'm going to have to adjust the 

camera for this and it's going to kind of suck

0:57:29.560,0:57:38.880

but whatever so right above me I have a whole 

bunch of little fun finds Joshua but the one I

0:57:38.880,0:57:46.960

want to pull up for you guys we'll zoom inhance 

on it um there is a Christmas tree right there

0:57:46.960,0:57:55.080

okay see now that that little Christmas tree we 

got at a uh Christmas Market up here in Seattle

0:57:55.080,0:58:02.520

which was pretty cool uh but it is like a Russian 

nesting doll and inside the Christmas tree is a

0:58:02.520,0:58:07.880

little Santa Claus and then inside the Santa 

Claus is a little snowman which you can kind

0:58:07.880,0:58:13.920

of see uh like right here Snowman and then the 

Santa Claus is like right there um I'll zoom in

0:58:13.920,0:58:19.000

in the post edit of that but uh I thought that 

was really [ __ ] cool it was really beautiful

0:58:19.000,0:58:26.200

it's all handmade and stuff um it is not a value 

find but it is a fun find because that [ __ ] cost

0:58:26.200,0:58:34.400

me about 50 bucks so oh [ __ ] yeah uh but it's 

really cool though not a value find that is uh

0:58:34.400,0:58:40.080

not at all spent your Christmas money holy [ __ ] 

50 I am broke if anyone i' like to donate to the

0:58:40.080,0:58:48.960

Sean fund please uh VMO me Jesus 50 bucks yeah 

but it was it's really cool um really love them

0:58:48.960,0:58:55.120

I'll put a picture in there for you guys or have 

Mia do it for us um anyways that's all I have so

0:58:55.120,0:59:04.160

Joshua let's move on to the actual fortunee of 

the week as well as our lucky numbers for this

0:59:04.160,0:59:12.720

week let's go come on I want to end this [ __ ] 

Year Strong everybody join in with me let's end

0:59:12.720,0:59:21.880

this thing strong go all right this is one of 

them Special K ones again because because this

0:59:21.880,0:59:29.120

is this is where we been going lately M all 

right everybody cross your fingers let's make

0:59:29.120,0:59:32.840

this a good one let's get some good numbers 

out of this good good uh Good Fortune let's

0:59:32.840,0:59:43.480

go all right everybody here we go 

so for your second Fortune of this

0:59:43.480,0:59:52.840

episode a man cannot be comfortable 

without his own approval whoa let it

0:59:52.840,0:59:56.080

marinate a little bit let it let it 

marinate a little bit let it marinate

0:59:56.080,1:00:03.840

just let it soak in okay a man cannot 

be comfortable without his own approval

1:00:03.840,1:00:14.280

huh okay I all right trying to let don't know 

how I feel about that one either everybody um

1:00:14.280,1:00:19.760

sorry if you're not a man this probably does 

apply to yeah you know whatever gender you

1:00:19.760,1:00:27.160

uh um identify identify with just let it go 

with that so let's get into the lucky numbers

1:00:27.160,1:00:47.120

perhaps for your lucky numbers on December 

19th 26 36 46 17 48 and six all right solid

1:00:47.120,1:00:59.960

numbers one more time yeah let me give it you 

one more time 26 36 46 17 48 and six are your

1:00:59.960,1:01:11.520

lucky numbers let's go everybody nice Joshua very 

nice that was beautiful um yeah I think honestly

1:01:11.520,1:01:17.680

the only thing the other thing I have to say is 

hey Merry Christmas happy holidays everybody um

1:01:17.680,1:01:22.000

yes sir I hope you're spending time with your 

family your friends I enjoy every moment that

1:01:22.000,1:01:27.840

you have every minute with everybody that you 

can get with um even if the moments don't feel

1:01:27.840,1:01:33.360

like they mean something to you they will 

eventually so again Merry Christmas happy

1:01:33.360,1:01:38.920

holidays have a good one from us drink the drink 

we made that earlier that previous episode make

1:01:38.920,1:01:46.480

that drink have fun take us out of here enjoy 

all right I couldn't said it better thank you

1:01:46.480,1:01:52.280

Sean I appreciate you I appreciate everything you 

you do for me and and all of us on this uh little

1:01:52.280,1:01:58.720

little little thing we got going on here um yeah 

happy holidays everybody let's get it keep pushing

1:01:58.720,1:02:23.000

[Music] peace


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