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He's doing the Florida thing.

So it's the three of us, Rachel Simmer and Andrew Stolls,

Kevin Wheeler and Janelle is in at Holy L

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If you want to seek out her work.

Yeah, Janelle S, we heard from Dave was a little bit ago,

what an hour ago or so.

And it was him and Michael Kelly sitting at a little outdoor

trotteria in South Beach just having drinks

in the middle of the day.

It's 45 degrees here, I don't want to talk about it.

You know that is that the meme where it's like that little kid

who he's like good for you.

So happy.

That's what I'm like.

Yeah, yeah, congratulations.

I've been that way for the whole week,

but it's all because he's seeing all these cool baseball

things that I'm not seeing.

Well, I mean, I can only like in levels, you know,

like right now, I'm just right now just the weather level.

Yeah, you're you are in that way.

You're like a lot like Dave is Dave talks about it all

the time, how the weather impacts him.

Yeah, but he's on the opposite side of the spectrum.

Like when it was cold, yeah, when it was cold, I was very much like,

I hope all the cold weather people that enjoy this.

I hope you're sitting outside because when I say I like hot

weather and it's 120 degrees, I'm outside.

Like I'm not like one of those that like I like hot weather

and then I'm sitting inside my air conditioning home.

Like I go out and sit in it.

So if it's five degrees, I want you sitting outside enjoying it

because that's what you like.

You start right off with demands.

Yeah, well, I mean, that's I feel like I feel like people

who enjoy cold weather.

If somehow it and they make cold weather happen.

I know that's not the way it is, but I just hold.

You got to hold somebody responsible for it.

Man, superstitions now too.

No, it's not superstitions.

It's just like the the hate of the cold has to go somewhere.

I get you.

Yeah, where's it going to go?

Yeah, I hate cold, but not as much as you know, no.

Well, you can work very well, usually fall on your ass

when you try it too.

Yeah, not that I've done that.

So what are we talking about today?

Well, let's see.

I'd have seen Project Hail Mary already.

That doesn't come out the next week.

So what are you allowed to say?

It's free reign after yesterday.

It's all open.

And I saw undertone the horror movie that's coming out this week.

Can I share something that probably makes me sound like an idiot

when it comes to Project Hail Mary?

Sure.

I don't like that Ryan Gosling has already

done an astronaut movie.

He did first man.

And now it's like, I'm going to do another one.

Like, no, you get one.

Is that a wrong way to feel?

Yes.

It's not I mean, you're it's absolutely.

It's a valid opinion.

I mean, it's a valid.

Yeah, you can hold that opinion, but it would be a little limiting

for actors to one type of character.

And then you never can again.

Tom Cruise would never work again.

He's the same guy.

That's different.

Jason Statham would be out of a career.

Liam Neeson, I'm just thinking of like,

what if I want to play scene it or something like that?

And I'm like, oh, it's Project Hail Mary.

And it's like, nope, it's first man.

Well, I mean,

Matt Damon's played a few astronauts now.

That's true.

Yeah.

Yeah, I did Martian and

I also, I don't like it.

And I'm probably on an island for this too.

I don't like it when someone plays multiple superhero roles.

Oh, so you're not big fan of like now, Robert Downey Jr.

Going from Iron Man to Dr.

I don't like that.

I just like, I mean, Reynolds going from

Yeah, Green Lantern to Deadpool.

Although he was bet that I mean,

the worst thing is that said the worst thing is like,

he did the wrong one first, right?

Because you don't like, he should have changed.

Well, he made the right call there.

He just shouldn't have done the other one.

I would have to look at the years.

Did he because in X-Men Origins Wolverine,

he played a version of Deadpool?

Yeah, I think that I think the lantern one was before.

Not 100% not 100%.

I haven't checked the dates on that, but he played Wade Wilson

in X-Men Origins Wolverine played, yeah.

So and his head was cut off spoiler alert, but what?

Yeah, but so he's come back as a,

because he, I think he even shoots him

at the end of one of the Deadpool movies.

Okay, yeah.

So there you go.

I'm sorry, a D-Reel Deconry.

That's perfectly fine, perfectly fine.

No, that's, it's, I would rather here while I'm here

and be able to.

It's what she's here for to answer all these types of questions.

Right, here you guys talk about movies when I'm not here.

So Project Hail Mary, like don't like kind of in between.

I thought so far, no, granted it's March,

but so far it's been the best movie of the year.

That's not saying it's gonna be.

Got a lot of year left.

Right, it's not saying it's gonna be in the nominations

or anything like that, but as of right now,

that if there's a movie that I could choose for you

to go to a theater and see, it would be that one.

Is it a theater movie, like is it one of those

you're missing out if you don't or?

I tend to think most space movies are.

Yeah, that's good for you.

Theater movies because it's such a, yeah,

it's such a visual thing.

It's much like racing movies.

It's hard to translate that when to get home.

Like I was a big advocate of everybody seeing Fantastic Four

at the theaters because it was a space movie.

It was a space adventure movie.

And when you have something of that scope,

especially like in the scene where they're out running

Silver Surfer and the Black Hole,

like you want to see that on the big screen and at home,

it's like, that's neat, but it's like you don't get

the scope of it.

So yeah, definitely, I think it's a movie

that you should see on the big screen.

It's very funny.

It's emotional for people who have those.

What?

For my understanding, it matches the book very well.

Andrew was telling me last week that he thinks

that you were pretty certain that, if he's back there,

that the book was written as a screenplay

with Ryan Gosling in mind.

Yeah.

So that it was.

Yeah, that it's very, it's very much in book

that's going that should have been translated into.

So for my interest, it's funnier than the Martian.

I think that some people have, you know, they, they,

does he have a little buddy in it?

He does.

He does.

And it's what I appreciate if we were, like, even like,

when we talk about like Mandalorian Grogu.

Yeah.

The fact that it's a puppet and not CGI does make a difference.

And this is a puppet.

Okay.

So it's a physical, yes, they don't have a recognizable

celebrity name doing the voice of it, which again,

it helps because it was just they, they gave this puppeteer,

you know, just the ability to do this.

And I, I really enjoyed it.

I thought it was a great movie.

Can't recommend it enough.

Good.

Again, it's March.

Still looking forward to having something to go see.

Right.

Well, I do see the Peaky Blinders Immortal Man on Friday.

So I'm kind of excited about that.

Um, you guys do you guys do Peaky Blinders?

No, I've never watched.

Oh, you should guys.

You really, I cannot recommend, I mean, Janelle,

you back me up.

Peaky Blinders is amazing.

Yeah, but I mean, like, it's, with the cast,

it's really hard to go wrong.

Is that a killing Murphy?

He's perfect for that.

You had Tom Hardy in it, Adrien Brody was in it.

It's, yeah, it's, and even the people that aren't famous,

like Arthur, the actor is not famous.

He's just like the greatest character.

Yeah.

It's such an interesting time too, like an interesting time period.

Yeah, and they use a lot of history, you know,

a lot of true history to kind of weave into it.

Yeah, great show.

But so yeah, I'm really looking forward to that one on Friday.

Highly recommend for anybody that hasn't seen Peaky Blinders.

Plus outstanding music.

Yeah.

And they use kind of modern music,

even though it's set back in the day.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, can't, yeah, very good.

Undertone was a horror movie that's coming out this week.

It's very loud.

So undertone is overtoned.

Yes, I heard it in Dolby the other night.

And it's, it's very overwhelming.

It's very loud.

It gets a little repetitive with not a lot of,

you know, the sound is used to build tension.

And then there's not a lot of payoff in the tension.

So you kind of get a little numb to it.

Yeah, but I mean, overall, okay,

did you see War Machine on Netflix?

Not yet.

With Alan Riches.

I'm sure I'll watch it.

It'll feel like an episode of Reacher.

No, no, no, no, but it's sci-fi Reacher.

It very much does parallel another movie

that is one of my favorites from the 1980s.

Predator?

Yep.

Yeah.

It does have that predator vibe, you know.

It is predator with robots.

It's just not Schwarzenegger.

It's, it's Alan Riches.

And who's probably a taller, larger person than Schwarzenegger?

He's six, three.

So yeah, I think by a couple inches or an inch or two.

Yeah.

So like I said, Arnold, without the accent.

Right.

But yeah, no, it's predator with a robot.

It's, you know,

Hey, I'm in, but you know, you know, that's my kind of movie.

Yeah, I'm not complaining.

It's decent for a Netflix movie.

It's, you're not expecting too much.

And I mean, it's, I don't want to say shot for shot,

but he, you know, he does what he does well.

He's like Jason Statham, you know.

Yeah, big physical dude doing big physical dude things.

Right, you don't have to get, yeah, you don't have to

give him too much range.

Well, I mean, I don't want to give too much a movie way,

but it's not a lot of shooting.

Oh, right.

Especially, you know, certain parts of it.

I'm sure there's an explanation for why that is

and I'm looking forward to finding out.

Can I ask one more question about Project Hail Mary?

Sure.

I'm not trying to be insensitive.

Oh, no.

Brian Gosling.

Rachel, the sun is exploding.

Brian Gosling's face has changed.

You were just so much.

I'm honest, I'm wondering like, is he still able to

emote and is he still able to act?

Like, I'm really not trying to be a jerk.

I just, I haven't seen him in anything since Barbie.

And in Barbie, I was like, whoa, he looks different

and he looks even more different now.

I'm just wondering like, what was it like as a viewer

experiencing that?

I think that he does, he, I want to be like,

well, he sounds like Rosy, Brian Gosling,

and he's like, but I mean, it's one of those things

where he's kind of charming to begin with.

And so with the relationship between him and Rocky,

not to spoil anything, but I think people have seen

the trailers with the rock alien.

It's more about that.

You're less focused on, I think it's less about him

and usually like movies like that are really kind of

built around him being good looking, you know,

fall guy and Barbie and stuff like that.

And so like, this one's like less about his looks

and just kind of the relationship he has with us.

And plus he has a helmet on him.

So you're not too distracted by his puffy cheeks.

He's got puffy cheeks now.

He doesn't look the same these days.

Him and his wife, they're friends of filler, you know?

Yeah.

I mean, he has got to be his original face.

He's got to be one of the most handsome men.

Like, definitely as far as Hollywood goes

in the past 30 years.

Sure, I mean, second to all the radio people.

Right, of course.

It keeps you guys in, I want to disrupt the time continuum too much.

I would have loved to have just seen him age.

A little more gracefully.

Yeah, gracefully just looking more like himself.

Yeah, I 100% get that.

I think you see like what happened with Bradley Cooper's face.

What happened to Bradley Cooper's face?

I don't think I've seen him in anything,

but like football is food commercials.

Yeah, and you see him briefly,

but I mean, I just let yourselves age.

I mean, like Kyle Chandler to me is just like,

oh, he's very handsome.

Like that's, he's aged wonderfully.

And Brad Pitt, I mean, he's probably had stuff done to his face.

And it's been subtle.

I feel like they've kind of all had probably things

under their face.

I'd be shocked if there's anybody in that business

that doesn't.

But there's some that like can of lay off the gas

a little bit more than others.

Yeah, yeah.

And I appreciate that.

Just like kind of like, yeah, you don't have to,

you don't have to be Newt Gingrich.

Yeah.

You don't need to be touching up every food.

What is the big difference between Callista and Newt?

There's, there's nice place in between.

I mean, there's already a big difference.

He's 23 years older than her.

Oh, and then she's making it like, well,

I'm sorry to be mean, but she does not look that the,

it's not accomplishing the making you look younger thing.

No.

Just making you look like a mannequin.

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We got Dave Murray coming up at 3.30 for the weather.

I'm going to ask him about all these hamsters.

He keeps talking about.

This is just now hearing about the hamster size.

No, I've heard it, but it's just for some reason.

I feel like I never made a note of it in my head.

Because you just told me earlier that he says that all the time.

And then I'm like, oh, well, not paying attention again.

Yeah, I mean, I would think I would have noticed hamsters.

You probably block out the cloak cold weather like I do.

Yeah, that's going to be my that's going to be my position.

Yeah.

So we'll have Dave Murray here.

Dave Glover obviously be back on Monday off his vacation.

You get Rachel Andrew Kevin.

Janelle is in at Holy L on all social media outlets.

That's where you can find a lot of the content that you put out.

And movie reviews.

Any TV things we should be talking about, by the way?

Like I said, there were like more machines out on Netflix.

Peaky Blinders is going to come out next Friday.

Not this couple coming Friday, but next Friday on Netflix.

So that'll be out there too.

A lot of stuff that's streaming right now is, I mean,

they've got the Oscars coming out on the 15th.

So just trying to catch up on a lot of those movies.

Like we talked about Saw Secret Agent or the Secret Agent.

Yeah.

Vogue Nirmora.

Yeah, I watched that.

We just watched that.

It was pretty good.

It's too long, but it was pretty good.

That's a like I said, if any time that movie hits about two and a half hours, you're well.

I think we've discussed this before, but it's just about the pace.

Like the length is fine.

It's fine if it's two and a half hours.

If it's like, it's a really quiet movie.

Right, right.

So I'm saying it's kind of the same tone the whole time.

It's a really interesting story.

Sure.

And it's not necessarily based in real history in that it's not a specific thing that happened

to a specific person.

Sure.

It's just more of a depiction of what Brazil was like in the 70s, like it was corrupt and

all this other stuff.

So I thought it was fascinating.

And it was really good, really well acted and Vogue Nirmora is really good.

But there was like, there are periods where you're just like, okay, got to move along a

little bit.

Just got to move along a little bit.

It does.

Things that's used were like, there's a beat in the movie, emotional filler, sometimes

background.

So I mean, it all plays into what's going on.

There's another really good one.

It's oddly enough about that area of the country.

And it's 1976 Argentinian.

It's called the Penguin Lessons.

And it's Steve Cougan as a British teacher and like a private school.

And it's about a lot of times about the corruption and the stuff that's going on in Argentinian

stuff.

It's a really good movie.

Very emotional.

It's hard when there's an animal in the movie.

I'll say.

Okay.

All right.

I have a headline for you.

Okay.

Have you seen this?

Tom Brady has penned a tribute to Tim Macarver who he thought passed away last week.

Wait.

What?

He passed away in 2023.

Yeah.

That's a while ago.

But Tom Brady seemed to genuinely believe that this was fresh news and he wrote in his

newsletter.

So he took the time to put this in the Tom Brady newsletter, which I didn't even know

existed.

The great Tim Macarver passed away last week.

Tim called more than 20 world series in his career.

He was fantastic at his job.

And he goes on and on and then he had to come back later and be like, I am so sorry.

I thought that this happened more recently than it did.

He just says it's a proofreading mistake.

Can you just say I got it wrong?

I was he was retiring in 2023, so maybe he's a little can you just say I'm stupid.

He's catching up on all the news he missed.

I'm pretty, but I'm stupid.

Can you just say that?

It's okay to make a mistake without having to couch it as it was a proofreading mistake.

No, you just screwed up.

Same thing with Mark DeRose.

Same thing for the baseball classic.

I mean, you didn't miss.

Speak.

You were just wrong.

You just didn't know a thing.

You were impressed that he's writing.

He's out here writing his own newsletter and he doesn't I assume, right?

And he doesn't have anyone on his team like looking at it and saying, Hey, I think this

might be old information.

Like he's just typing this up and sending it out.

That's kind of crazy.

He seems like a control freak though.

That's a good point.

It's what's also weird about it is he mentions that I'm looking at this now.

I didn't know this until just now I hadn't seen this, but I'm reading through it and he's

just going through he's doing his thing about, you know, the great Tim Macarbor passed

away last week.

And then he goes on to talk about himself.

No way.

As I prepare for my second off season, self scout as a broadcaster, I've been thinking

about this and then he goes on to talk more about something like, so you obviously don't

know anything or care about Tim Macarbor, or you would have known him passed away three

years ago.

Who could have seen that coming?

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Dave Glover still hanging out, Dave Murray is with us doing his normal free 30 visit and

Dave just so you know update on our friend Dave Glover.

He's having drinks with Michael Kelly on South Beach this afternoon.

And then they're going to the world baseball classic game tonight between the Dominican

and Venezuela.

He's working hard.

Man, I'll tell you something.

All of it is earned right.

We all earn our vacation time and downtime.

And I'm just, I am jealous.

I mean, let's be honest.

Is this vacation or is this like a semi working vacation?

No, I think he had to take vacation days.

Okay.

Yeah, this is not like working for the station thing.

This is Dave doing Dave things.

Yeah.

I think he tried to make it.

I would have.

Hey, every time I went down there, it was for work.

But then again, I was, uh, I was like, uh, oh, I think we have a picture in coming because

he texted us the word Kubano, which means he's getting us either a sandwich or a cigar.

Yeah.

Knowing Dave.

Oh, yep.

There it is.

Yeah.

That looks really good.

Yeah.

There.

Hey, how much time have you spent in South Florida, Dave?

Ever, um, you know, when my, my parents were alive and they were retired, which was for

quite a number of years, went down there at least once or twice a year.

Uh, it didn't venture much down into Miami.

Miami's not my fave place, but, um, dang it.

You know, Palm Beach area.

Yeah.

Jupiter.

Jupiter was awesome.

Yeah.

You know, when you get further south, I mean, obviously it's not that big of a difference

hour and a half drive.

But man, the, you want real Cuban sandwiches, get them from real Cubans.

Yeah.

There's so good.

That's true.

Yeah.

It's so good.

Obviously, uh, um, what they're doing, you know, today we think we got pictures, Dave

of the, uh, I think, I think what would you say, Rage Dave had the mojito we think?

Yeah.

Michael Kelly had the espresso martini and they're just sitting there and having this

good time.

Now we're getting Cuban sandwiches later.

It'll be pictures from a ball game that I wish I was at.

It looks like he's having a diet coke out of a glass bottle.

Oh, that's a, oh, that's a good way to do it.

Yeah.

Tell us about the 40 degrees.

Yeah.

Tell us about that.

Dave.

What's up with the hamsters, man?

Why are hamsters flying around?

Now, question, when you guys came into work, was it still okay temperature wise?

No.

No.

So like when I left home, it was maybe mid fifties, but it was really windy.

So it felt colder.

Okay.

It worked 44 right now, and the winch is 35.

So come on.

It's going to be a bit of a shock going out the door.

On the positive side, the rain has stopped.

Good.

That was some stuff last night, man.

I mean, it was, you know, my area, nothing terrible, but it was just heavy, heavy rain

and wind.

Yeah, I think there was one, one warning that went up and we lucked out mainly because

of the timing.

You know, if it was during the afternoon, we would have been rocking and rolling.

Oh, man, well, I'm glad it wasn't as a city resident after the, you know, SEMA kind

of bungled, not kind of, they definitely bungled the May 16th tornado mornings and all

of that.

Every time there's even like a severe thunderstorm, I am getting multiple texts about it from

SEMA.

So they're on it now.

So they're on it now.

So they're on it now.

So they're on it now.

Pretty diligent.

The vigilant these days.

Well, that's why you just listened to KMOX.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Just leave this on the lead KMOX on 24 seven, I think is probably your best in the background.

Right.

Yeah, just your best bet.

All right.

So what does all this mean, Dave?

Well, you're going down to 33 tonight.

56 tomorrow, lighter winds, sunny.

That's okay.

That's not where we should be.

Wendy and 45 on Thursday night, wind swing to the south, Friday, partly sunny, windy from

the south, warm up to 63 Saturday, partly sunny and 62.

Not bad.

Pretty good.

Let's go.

Sunday, here comes the next cold, no.

This one's stronger.

We've got rain and some thunderstorms around during the day on Sunday, really at any

time, windy from the south, southwest, much of the day in 66.

Not overly concerned about a big severe weather outbreak on Sunday, but that's a long way

away.

We'll keep an eye on it.

Front comes through late Sunday afternoon, winds turned to the northwest at windy.

Friday night, rain, mixing with a sloppy wet snow and those hamster sized snowflakes

are a possibility.

It's all going to depend on how much moisture is left over from the from the front.

I don't think it's much ground temperatures will be warm, anything that hits the ground

will melt.

Okay.

That's fine.

But going down to 22 Sunday night into Monday morning, Monday, sunny, windy and 36 and

back down into the 20s on Monday night.

Why is that number a real concern?

Because there's a lot of trees in bloom.

There's fruit trees in bloom after two weeks of very warm air.

27, 28 is kind of the number with tree blooms as far as getting hit.

Once you get below that, even for a short period of time, some damage can be done.

So we'll keep an eye on that too.

It's hard to cover like a big peach tree.

Is skin for a friend, would that cold, would that slow the like the grass for a day or

two?

Or is it going to just keep on blowing?

Yeah.

Good, good, good.

Yeah.

Just trying to push off the first one.

Yeah.

But if you, you know what, I would highly recommend that before the rains come in on Sunday

because you got tomorrow, you got Friday, get Saturday, give it a quick, give it a quick,

yeah, you could do that too, but give it a quick hit with the lawnmower.

Just go away.

But this, how does the cold effect like the pollen?

I am super allergic to like tree pollen.

Like how does it?

Yeah.

But it's, it will knock it, it won't knock it out of the air, but it will slow it down

just a little bit.

I think the next two weeks it will slow it out.

But the pollen season has gotten off to a big start here in the St. Louis area.

This is tree pollen time.

And because we're looking at wind over the next several days, that's going to, that's

going to kick it up quite a bit.

Not, there's, there's not a lot of hope for allergies in, in March and into April.

If you got tree pollen allergies, you got it, you just got it.

You just going to deal with it.

Yeah.

Okay.

Well, I guess that's that.

I kind of feel like we're getting ready to go on a roller coaster.

Yes, you would easily call it that.

I think we did that today.

Because I think, I think like if I would picture this like yesterday was the big hill.

80s out.

We got to the top and we're like, yeah, and now it, well, of course the down is

the fun part.

But this isn't fun.

So on the name, what we have to name this roller coaster, yeah, what would we call this

one?

Second winner.

Second winter as well, false spring, yeah, twister.

Don't we get some of our largest snow falls in the quote unquote spring time?

Yes.

Our biggest snow on record is the last two days of March.

Now, it's from the 1800s, but still on the books, it's on the books.

I knew that.

Well, it's still happened.

Yes, it still happened.

There are some people in the world of weirdness that say, oh, no, that was too old.

That doesn't count.

That's that's not that's kind of the school I was going to put that into the data anymore.

If my grandparents didn't see it, I'm not worried.

And now watch.

Boom.

You'll come back next week and like blizzard.

Yeah, when was our last big snow in the spring in the spring?

Yeah, I have to go back and look at that.

My, my brain doesn't handle that stuff very well, I just, I just, I just like to look

that kind of stuff up, but I am sure that we've had, we had some, at least in the last

two years, we've had some pretty good spring snow.

All right.

Well, keep your arms and legs inside the car.

Keep your seatbelt buckle in all times.

Yes, here we go.

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An 80s hair band favorite is getting the biopic treatment.

Bon Jovi.

Oh, come on.

It's heading for the multiplex.

So they're going to focus on the band establishing in 1983.

I mean, I'll watch it, but they did the rock and roll Hall of Fame.

And it's all right.

They're just, they're so boring.

Who's going to play John?

I don't know, but they're like, they're all just, they're all just like, does he look

like him?

Yes.

Like when it's married to Millie Bobby Brown.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I didn't realize that was Millie Bobby Brown's husband.

Yeah.

If you see like, you know, obviously hair bands, my high school era, I grew up in all that.

Like, you see the movie that was made about Motley crew with the dirt.

Like that's a story, man.

Those guys are nuts.

They had crazy things and personal tragedies and, you know, crazy music and parties and

then like Bon Jovi's just like, okay, we've all been married to the same dad music.

A bunch of guys married their high school sweetheart.

Except Richie Bora, the Heather Locklayer, right?

I don't know.

I don't know.

Or maybe.

I can't remember.

But either way, like it, I don't know, they're just way more entertaining, but it's okay.

It's a start.

Let's do more.

I don't know about you guys.

I love biopics, especially the music ones.

Okay.

Like, you know, Bohemian Rhapsody was great.

It's the last one you saw.

I don't remember.

Not the Timothy Shanley.

There's, there's a new one on Paul McCartney during his Wings era on prime, on prime

right now.

Yeah.

There's one, right?

That's not out.

But there's one coming on the Beatles.

I saw the Elvis movie with the Australian Elvis with Austin Butler and like, but I like those

because they're fun in part because the music's good, but also because those people just

have interesting lives.

They have a lot of which stuff that most people don't see, but apparently they're doing

one about Ozzy.

So let's go.

I'm looking forward to that one.

That'll be interesting.

All right.

Let's do one more story here.

A Florida woman who's accused of firing gunshots at Rihanna's home in Los Angeles was

charged yesterday with one count of attempted murder and some other felony offenses, including

10 counts of assault on a person with a semi-automatic firearm.

This is such a scary story.

She fired into this home that belongs to Rihanna.

There were 10 people at home at the time when the shots were fired.

Now, authorities aren't saying whether Rihanna or ASAP Rock year or their three children

were home at the time, but there were a lot of people in the house.

Yeah.

The word is that they were there.

That's terrifying.

Jeez.

Yeah.

There's video that appears to show five bullet holes in the home's front gate and they

say 10 shots were fired.

This woman who fired these shots has a history of mental health struggles and has made YouTube

videos about Rihanna saying that Rihanna was trying to kill her, saying Rihanna had the

face of the devil.

Oh, no.

It just seems like a very...

This is one of those delusional people.

Yeah.

Very scary situation and we're just happy that everybody is okay.

Yeah.

I'm kidding.

That's not, man.

Justice will be served here.

But yeah, that is really scary stuff.

All right.

Thank you, Rih.

Dave, thank you so much.

You got it.

We'll buckle up.

Get ready for all this nonsense.

There you go.

In the rollercoaster.

All right.

We'll do that.

And obviously, we'll check in with you again tomorrow.

That's Dave Murray.

Many thanks, Dave.

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where you laid out.

Yeah, I saw this on Reddit.

Someone posed the question, what movie is 10 out of 10 with literally no bad parts?

And I think that's such an interesting question.

I'll give you guys the top three answers that they gave.

Yeah, these were like the most upvoted, the most popular comments.

Alien.

Okay.

Mean girls, which is kind of a kind of random, but also like they don't waste time

in that movie.

There's not a lot of, there's really no like downtown downtime.

The third most popular answer was my cousin Vinnie.

Oh, come on.

I like that movie.

It's open.

No, I get it, but like it's not a 10 out of 10, like nothing wrong with it.

Yeah.

It's just goofy as all it is.

I would definitely put the return of the king on that.

That's 10 out of 10.

More of the race.

Yeah, I think it's so subjective because like what do you consider like, what does somebody

consider?

There's nothing bad in it.

For me, it's probably like Infinity War, Star Wars, or Tombstone, but that's not

going to be the next person's like of somebody that really loves romance movies is going

to pick, you know, I guess the notebook, I've never seen it.

I don't know.

Good for you.

I'm proud of you.

That's no.

I just, you know, but I mean, that's, I think that's really subjective.

I would want to see empirical, like I was asking you for you.

Yeah, so I'm saying it, but that's so the ones that I listed, those were being bind,

but that's what I'm saying is like that's I, obviously it's going to be different than

what was listed there.

You got an answer for it, right?

She got one.

I really love the, I always say bridesmaids as one of my favorite movies.

That's pretty good, man.

It's just fun.

It's the whole thing.

It's funny.

No, you're right.

No, you're right.

I'm like, oh, no, I got to watch this.

They didn't.

They didn't turn it serious for very long, right?

They have to tell movies where it's like funny, funny, funny, okay, now it's really sad

for a half an hour.

So someone answered the first pirates of the Caribbean movie because it's just like non-stop

fun.

Yeah.

And I mean, I would, I was going to agree with that.

It would be my answer, but I can see why someone would say that.

Yeah.

All of these I can see where people are coming from.

Right.

I just, Andrew, you got an answer on this?

A 10 to 10.

Oh, to the Godfather, I guess.

Yeah.

That's pretty good.

Oh, surprise.

That wasn't on the look.

You're right.

They're, because there's not much in the first Godfather where you'd be like, they needed

to cut that out.

Yeah.

Come on.

Gladiator.

Gladiator.

Braveheart.

Braveheart.

Right.

So, man.

Man.

Now I know I got all kinds of tins to go home and watch.

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