Brews N' Reviews - Dune Part Two, TRVE Nazareth

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We ride together we die together.

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We bear voice for life.

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Get busy living or get busy dying Gang first, last.

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Are you not entertained?

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Are you not?

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entertained.

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Welcome to Brews and Reviews with Mick and Pat.

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I'm Mick.

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And.

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I'm Pat, and each week we sit down with you.

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Degenerates to pretend we're certified Cicerones and Cinephiles.

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That is right.

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So grab a cold one and join us as we review True Brewery's Nazareth and Dune, part 2.

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And if you've been with us before, you know what time it is.

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Release the Kraken mmm that smells good.

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It does.

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And if you are a follower of Mick and Pat's Brews and Reviews, you have heard of True Brewing before and they are back again.

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This will be our fifth, sixth, seventh.

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We're missing one can in there, I think seven.

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I think there's like seventh beer of theirs.

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So we've been fans of them and the can.

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We all know what a true brewing coke can looks like.

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It's a matte black, can well not today.

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Today it's a matte black, can Well, not today.

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Today it's a matte green, can you know?

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I think it's a little bit matte-y.

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Still, it's not too shiny.

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Yeah, no, it's still matte.

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And the artwork, true to form, is kind of dark, kind of scary, simple yet complex.

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You know it's designer.

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On here We've got a gentleman who is hooded Whoa.

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We don't know if it's a man or a woman?

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Okay, All right.

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All right.

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It's a hooded individual with a gas mask on and some tanks on their back and they're surrounded by fumes.

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It looks like a.

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Is that a bomb or just a bubble down there in the bottom right?

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I think it's just a bubble.

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I think it's just a black bubble.

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Yeah, but then that other little bubble makes it look like an old bomb, but anyways, yeah, this is a dude walking through some rowdy green gas.

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I think the green gas is coming out of.

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Out of him.

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Is that what he's breathing, look at the green gases in the tank.

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Ah, man, is that what he's breathing?

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Look at the green gases in the tank.

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Ah, I see, for any of you who are Warhammer 40k fans, if you've seen what the Mechanists look like with their hoods and their coils and tubes and gas masks and tanks, he's like a green version of that and I think the smoke coming out of him is like his exhale of the stuff in his tank.

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And it's a dragon.

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You think that's a dragon.

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Upon further investigation, I believe it's a serpent-esque dragon.

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I thought that was a horse skull at the bottom, oh, and a horse skull.

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There's both a horse skull and a dragon.

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Dude, what is it?

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Horse and dragon.

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Oh wow, what if it shots fire, dude?

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What if there's some?

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brewery beef.

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Are they killing the horse and dragon with this double IPA?

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That really does look like a horse, and dragon, that is a horse and dragon For people who don't know.

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Horse and Dragon is a brewery here in Colorado as well.

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Yeah, and they make some good beers, some of my favorites On here.

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We did the Midnight Stallion, which was a good one, but this is a double IPA and I'm interested to see how the double IPA stacks up, because I think double IPAs are hard to do and without just being super skunky, super strong.

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But what's going on else is going on on this.

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Can we've got the?

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Oh, they don't have the hops written on here.

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That's all right, because I've pulled it up online.

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So we have the troubadour truth once again.

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The troubadour golden oats, um, some citra, a couple other little things that they've thrown in there, but the I'm trying to see if they had any of the other malts or things in this.

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So we don't have that here.

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But it's eight percent um of alcohol volume and it's, you know, eight percent is kind of, I think, maybe on the lower end for a double ipa and maybe I mean I'm used to mercenary being 10 right, right, like the yeah, kind of like the high nines double digits, but so we'll see.

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That might help out with how they are able to keep this thing flavorful and good and and I have not had a sip yet I think it's time for me to try it and see it smells good.

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I've only sipped off the foam, the head, so that way I can fit more beer, and I have to say the smell and the head of it are really, I guess, balanced, like, really not overwhelmingly skunky.

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I don't smell any of that dog food that I smell with a lot of double.

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IPAs.

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That's true, there's no dog food, really not much.

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No skunk.

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No skunk at all that I can smell.

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That's impressive, so is it time to push it through our teeth?

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Oh yeah, so we're going to do the push it through your teeth test and while I explain it, pat's going to do it.

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And for those of you at home, just repeat it with me.

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You take a tablespoon amount of the beer into your mouth.

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You're going to let it roll over the top of your tongue and down the sides of your tongue and just let it get under your tongue and then swish it to the side of your tongue and just let it get under your tongue and then swish it to the side of your mouth left, then right and then left and right, and let it go between the teeth and really aerate.

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Then you put it right in front of your tongue, put your tongue against the roof of your mouth and push it forward through the front of your teeth and that really gets it pretty aerated.

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Should bring out all the flavors.

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Uh, pat, what are you tasting while I take some of my own medicine?

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yeah, I think that that is a wild uh, push it through your teeth test, because I was expecting to have to, like, kind of have a stinging tongue afterwards with a you know just a that sharp skunk ipa pushing on the tip of my tongue.

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But really it was just kind of creamy beer and it wasn't.

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It just tastes like a good ipa.

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It was pretty mild, that's uh, those people might be mad here.

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Gosh, we sound like such shills.

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Um, that's a juicier ipa than juice force.

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Like that's a creamier, juicier taste to me, especially doing the push with your teeth like the fact that like the strongest flavor after aerating it, like that isn't an acrid bitterness but is honestly, like you said, like a juicy, creamy, citrusy creamy out of a double ipa.

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That's crazy and I'll be honest juice force.

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I like it, I love it, I get it, I drink I drink more juice forces now, like I say now, like having pretty much cut out most drinks and drinking very, you know, maybe two beers a week on average, juice forces or voodoo ranger is probably like what I drink the most often.

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An iteration of juice force, right, yeah, uh, and that's just because that's what my buddies buy when they bring beer over, yeah and so, um, yeah, I so I love it, but this is better oh yeah, you know this is juicier and creamier.

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And when it comes to Juice Force, I wonder if there's something going on with lower quality than when they were pumping it out the first time.

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Yeah, because it's in every gas station.

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Yeah, it has a tall boy, can now?

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Yeah, I think we all thought it was going to be super seasonal, right, and for some reason Juice Force was like no, this is it.

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This is the one.

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This is the beer we've been on people buying when they come home from work to the gas station.

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Everyone wanted a Juice Force after Top Gun and they never wanted it to go away.

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It just has remained, I think.

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I think Top Gun and Juice Force coming out at the same time is what cemented it as a non-seasonal beer out at the same time is what cemented it as like a non-seasonal beer.

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I do remember I was at new belgium's uh, northern colorado brewery and they were doing a free beer survey where you just come up and sign up for it and they just pour you a bunch of beer in taster cups and you have to like sip it while you answer questions and it will say, like now, taste number eight, how would you describe it compared to number seven?

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And like there's a multiple choice answer and like the guy was really great, who was doing it?

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This was a new belgium employee, um, and he was like I can't answer any questions until after you finish the whole survey.

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I was like, all right, I finished it and I was like, hey, man, can't answer any questions until after you finish the whole survey.

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I was like, all right, I finished it and I was like, hey, man, can I ask you a question?

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Can I whisper it so it doesn't spoil?

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He's like, yeah for sure.

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I was like are these all just juice for us, but from different dates of brewing?

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He's like yeah, yeah.

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Some of them were like super expired.

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Some of them were like fresh off the batch and I was like interesting, so like they were deciding like what is the best age of juice for us, right, you know what I mean?

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Yeah, and so I thought that was pretty interesting.

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Anyways, back to this beer.

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Yeah, what are your thoughts, man?

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What else are you picking?

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up.

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You know I'm trying to pinpoint this.

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There's this one flavor in there that I can't figure out what it is that I'm having.

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I don't know, I think give it a whiff.

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I know.

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It's crazy how, like if you held this under my nose and told me to guess what beer it was, I wouldn't guess an IPA.

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It's like the sweet, that sweet smell, that sweet taste.

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What is that flavor?

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I think it's just like a fruity tooty smell, yeah, just a fruity, but yeah, like a citrusy, a little bit citrusy fruit flavor in there.

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Yeah, kind of reminds me for some reason of a jelly bean, I can't remember which one.

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Oh, yeah.

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But it has like that fruity, creamy flavor of some kind of jelly bean.

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Damn I like it.

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as someone who really does love mercenary, which is a hoppy double ipa, I think I'd pick this over it, given like if the two maybe, and maybe I only feel that way because I know this is a limited run right uh.

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So if you're listening to this and you want to try it, get out to uh true brewing's tap room in denver or try to look at their uh, uh.

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What's the term, man?

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Why am I blinking the way you sell product.

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It's not dispersal.

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All I can think of is dispersal.

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Uh, you can look up who their uh distributor distributor is um, and to see if it's distributed near you.

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Uh, they are getting bigger.

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Their operations are getting bigger and bigger, so maybe you can get a hold of it.

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But uh, yeah, try to get some now, before it's gone, because I imagine this won't be around very long yeah, and unless you are um beer cam from uh beeradvocatecom who says a failure truly tastes disgusting.

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Astonished at this flub Fake pineapple Horrific Oversweet Fake lemon drop, intensely of clashing pine and cane sugar.

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No hop definition, coherence Almost the worst IPA I've ever had.

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F this shiz for real.

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I had high hopes after loving it last year.

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What a waste of money.

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Deep strike against true, so he references the last year referenced.

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I gotta imagine he had a bad beer right and but for like the fact that last year did they change up their recipe the recipe on them.

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And I will say this if you are planning on having your standard skunk double ipa, this will fail you.

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Like if you love mercenary and that's the taste you're going for, if that's what you want, this is different.

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Yeah, this is not that.

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It's um, this is more mild and this would also be, I think, a good double ipa.

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To introduce somebody too who's like not into it.

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Those are too like wild for me yeah, oh, here you go I think this is like over.

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I mean like regardless of it being double, this is a mild ipa and taste and profile right the fact that it's also punching at 8%.

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I mean, that's got some weight to it, dude.

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I just actually still cannot get over the fact that that's a horse and a dragon.

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The more I think about it, the more I'm like that's intentional, dude, there's no way.

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That's not intentional.

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I'm looking up horse and dragon's double IPA.

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I gotta know Just what's the way.

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That's not intentional.

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I'm looking at Horse and Dragons double IPA.

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I got to know just what's their thing.

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Well, while you're doing that, the reason we picked this beer, you know, is we tried to pick a thematic beer and we had a couple options tonight and Pat ended up picking this one out of the ones I brought.

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And it's because, you know, this dude on the front of the can is looking spiced up.

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He's looking like he's trying to retain his moisture in this suit and contraption, he's got on recycling his uh exhalation to contain that moisture trap, just like they do on a raucous um, also spiced up because it looks like pretty like drugs, you know, just like spice melanges in in the world of dune um, and it's called nazareth, which I thought was interesting, because nazareth uh is, you know, terminology wise, referred to often.

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Yes, it's a place, uh, but it's often referred to as like a way of describing a messianic figure.

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You, you know, jesus of Nazarene, born in Nazareth.

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Uh, I think they, I think there's a lot of.

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Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't there like a quite a few college campuses that are like something of the Nazareth?

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Nazarene, nazarene, yeah, yeah, like churches and stuff, yeah.

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And so Dune being a movie about a messianic figure doing drugs, drugged out messianic figure trying to retain his moisture, this just seemed like it really fit the bill.

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And if you look at it and you don't think Dune, well you're wrong man, Because that's clearly a spaceship.

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In the distance behind him too, it could be.

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You don't think that's a spaceship?

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What is that Floating city?

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I think it's just a blob.

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That In the back left, yeah, back right, I don't know.

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I think it's up to the eye of the beholder.

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But before we get too much further, oh it is dog, I mean, it is a violence between them, right?

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I don't know that yet, but we have not given our thumbs.

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Yeah, true, true, which.

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I will continue to research this.

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I cannot find it would be nice if, like TMZ, had an article on the beef.

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There's a total of 15 people who care about micro-brodery beef right now in Colorado, and we are two of them.

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The other ones are employees at either of those companies.

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Right, exactly.

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So we will see.

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But we might just have to call the artist, because I will say this this is not the original logo, really, of the beer.

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The original logo just had the.

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It was green with the man in the gas mask, just a front view.

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And now they have the.

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Then they added this smoky, dying horse and dragon.

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So I don't know if it's just part of their dark, their darkness, they like that.

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Add some, add some death in there, or if there was something going on with the horse and dragon up there.

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But if I had to give this beer some thumbs up or down, yeah, I would give it a one thumb up and it's it's.

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It's pushing up a little higher potentially, but I'm giving it a.

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I'm giving it a one, solid one thumb because that's how I'm feeling, but I think that for some people it might be a two-thumb I'm some people, bro, that's a two-thumber.

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I'm some people, bro, that's a two-thumb IPA.

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That is a distinguishably cut above the majority IPA, in my opinion, because there's so many IPAs that we would be like that's arguably just a good beer and it's good enough that I can't give it a no thumbs Right.

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So we've given it one, and I just can't think of another IPA.

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I mean, dude, we gave Juice Force like two thumbs up, one from you and one from me.

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Right, this is true.

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And I just think this is better.

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So I'm going to give it two thumbs up.

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That's great, because I think it needs three thumbs.

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It needs at least three.

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It needs three thumbs.

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Did you know I was going to do two?

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I was hoping you would like hurt your own.

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You're like I'm gonna do one because he's gonna do two.

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I can't give a 1.5.

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It's true, dude.

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I was just hoping for the three number total well, here you have it, ken.

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Uh, true, brewing nazareth, it is a double ipa.

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It's a smooth, non-skunky, non-bitter, uh, fruity and creamy double ipa, seasonal it.

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I doubt it will be available for more than just probably through june this summer.

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I imagine it will be sold out of by then, unless they got some other batches they'll be releasing.

00:17:14.182 --> 00:17:18.780
But, um, yeah, I'll definitely look forward to it next summer now, after I've been trying it.

00:17:18.780 --> 00:17:25.797
Um and dude, now I just gotta take a picture and send it to horse and dragon dude, now I just got to take a picture and send it to horse and dragon.

00:17:25.817 --> 00:17:26.759
Yeah, what's going on here, dog?

00:17:28.226 --> 00:17:31.101
Yeah, that's so funny.

00:17:31.101 --> 00:17:40.295
Anyways, transitioning on over to the film of the evening, which is Dune part two.

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Now, ken, if you haven't watched Dune, or read the book, or watched the remake, uh, for dune part one, uh, you can't be mad at us, because there's just no way to protect you and talk about dune part two without spoiling dune yeah right, like you.

00:18:00.348 --> 00:18:03.422
Just, you're gonna learn stuff about part two listening to this.

00:18:03.422 --> 00:18:05.750
That is gonna be spoiling part one.

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So, all that said, we're not going to censor it.

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Spoiler warning, spoiler warning get ready and hopefully, hopefully.

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If you haven't seen it and you're waiting for it to come to streaming, this confirms to you to take the time to watch it, cause it's going to land on streaming here in the next week or two.

00:18:25.130 --> 00:18:28.029
Um, and it's uh, you know it was.

00:18:28.029 --> 00:18:29.816
It's quite the theatrical experience like that.

00:18:29.816 --> 00:18:32.824
That was probably, I don't know.

00:18:32.824 --> 00:18:41.103
I really I did enjoy oppenheimer, seen in imax and stuff, but, dude, seeing dune in the movie theater I wish I had, even though I had technical.

00:18:41.103 --> 00:18:55.557
Like there was an issue at our movie theater where every single time swords or daggers connected on something or a gunshot, that audio for some reason in the digital file.

00:18:55.619 --> 00:18:57.388
Like the high end, tweeters were crackly.

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No, the audio was so loud that it would black out or go into white noise on the movie screen.

00:19:05.752 --> 00:19:06.835
It was weird.

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It was a literal digital issue because it's not on film.

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It's a digital file that is sent out to all these movie theaters that they play off of.

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I explained it to the staff and they came in and they looked at it and they're like whoa, that's weird.

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It was literally like, and I recorded it on my phone to show them because I didn't think they'd believe me, right.

00:19:27.778 --> 00:19:28.460
Um, but it was literally.

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Every time there was a gunshot or anytime swords clanged, for some reason that tone got hot, so high pitched in the file or whatever.

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That it like cut out the video.

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It was weird, like the screen no, that's what I'm talking about.

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The screen went black or white, noise oh, wow, yeah, wow.

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Yeah, and so it was cool though, because I told them that and they came and looked at it and they thought they fixed it.

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And then after the movie I was like, yeah, it was kind of a bummer, but you guys definitely want to check it because, like it was very noticeable, for, like the big fight scenes and they're like, oh, wow, and I right and they're like here they count me two full imax tickets for the next amc imax I want to go to.

00:20:09.910 --> 00:20:10.653
That's good and no expiration on them.

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And I was like that is customer service, because I didn't even ask for that, dude.

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I was like, hey, I'm serious, guys like you don't, I don't think you guys know like get it.

00:20:16.921 --> 00:20:27.044
Like it was hard to see stuff in the big fight scenes, um, and even then though, bro, it was like I still enjoyed the movie a lot, you know, I mean, even though, like I had technical difficulties.

00:20:27.044 --> 00:20:29.711
So it was definitely an imax worthy movie.

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A home surround sound projector, yeah, big tv movie, it's like don't watch it on your phone if you can help sure.

00:20:37.340 --> 00:20:48.746
Yeah, that's right, I wish I'd watch it on my tv, but I was like when those three worms came out I was like I wish I was seeing this in the theaters and I am going to go, I think because of this movie.

00:20:48.746 --> 00:21:02.065
Now I've decided I'm going to up my sound system situation Because I am like a sound kind of sound savvy individual, but on my TV for years I've just had the straight speakers, no sound bar.

00:21:02.240 --> 00:21:06.580
I'm thinking about upgrading my sound bar speakers.

00:21:06.580 --> 00:21:07.001
Dude, I know soundbar.

00:21:07.001 --> 00:21:16.131
I'm thinking about upgrading my soundbar and I'm, I'd be, I would, I was originally going to take the current soundbar I have and use it as my like new game sound system oh yeah, on my computer I'll pass it on to you for real, all right I'll give you free of charge.

00:21:16.131 --> 00:21:33.851
It's a great soundbar the only issue with it is that when uh audio completely levels out to zero, it literally will mute and then unmute when this dial, like when audio returns oh really so, like when in mood and like poorly uh what is the term?

00:21:34.853 --> 00:21:54.373
um, poorly optimized uh files for streaming, you know where, like the movie file or the television show like has been optimized for streaming on a home audio system and the volume just gets so low that technically on an audio system like our TVs and stuff, it just is.

00:21:54.373 --> 00:22:05.667
It's literally like if you look, if you talk to like audio engineers or people who edit videos, like you get to a certain frequency on a lot of speakers, it just bottoms out and like it's zero.

00:22:06.048 --> 00:22:06.269
Right.

00:22:06.339 --> 00:22:11.486
And so that's like the only thing that happens with that speaker, and you only notice it when it's like turned up to 11.

00:22:11.486 --> 00:22:16.324
You know what I mean, um, but anyways, yeah, definitely a big cinematic movie.

00:22:16.324 --> 00:22:33.032
Excellent, uh, sound effects, excellent, cgi Um, I thought like the CGI in it was uncanny, like there was a couple points where I'm like, well, clearly they're not flying a drone over an alien planet where the city is built into a rock.

00:22:33.032 --> 00:22:41.011
But there was scenes I was looking at and I was like I don't know what's a physical stage and what's not.

00:22:42.202 --> 00:22:44.470
Like the skin of the sandworm.

00:22:45.402 --> 00:22:46.728
Oh yeah, the worms themselves look great.

00:22:46.728 --> 00:23:05.592
I guess I was just thinking too, like I couldn't tell you, like when they're filming, like there's a pivotal fight scene at the end, right, and like you can see all the scenery around the fight scene and I couldn't tell where it stopped being a built set and where it started being cgi.

00:23:05.592 --> 00:23:07.315
Right, it was just very well done.

00:23:07.315 --> 00:23:08.942
Yeah, the worms were insane.

00:23:09.403 --> 00:23:16.989
The sand the fact that like sand effects didn't look hokey right like how I, because they shot a lot of this in the desert.

00:23:17.170 --> 00:23:27.727
Yeah, but like yeah, I don't know how they blended all that together with the whipping sand like it looks so good and it doesn't look like all of the sand is in front of your characters.

00:23:27.727 --> 00:23:34.188
It doesn't look just masked on, it looks like it's wrapping them in the face, yeah, and all around them yeah, it was.

00:23:34.367 --> 00:23:36.291
It was quite the visual feat.

00:23:36.291 --> 00:23:46.470
Um, I also thought, uh, you know, before we get into everything, I guess we're just trying to talk about all the like good stuff about the movie or overall thoughts of the movie before we get into spoiler territory.

00:23:46.470 --> 00:23:52.109
But I thought the pacing was really well done and I know that was something billy jean said when we watched it.

00:23:52.109 --> 00:24:02.366
Billy jean said I could have watched that longer, and she is not a person who can usually sit and watch long movies because this is a three hour yeah, it's 246.

00:24:02.448 --> 00:24:12.803
Yeah, two hours I mean, but like if you're in the movie theaters yeah it's like three and a half, yeah, by the time you like sit down, you know preview start and then credits roll, um.

00:24:12.803 --> 00:24:32.309
But uh, she was like, yeah, that was so well paced like I really wasn't expecting it to end when it did, and I also could have watched for another 30 minutes and not realized it was four hours or three and a half hours, which, like a movie, we did when we did, we did Napoleon right.

00:24:32.309 --> 00:24:37.000
Yeah, oh my God, that movie felt like four hours five hours.

00:24:37.381 --> 00:24:38.423
And the pacing.

00:24:38.423 --> 00:24:44.114
It's hard to say like the pacing was similar but missed so hard.

00:24:44.200 --> 00:25:28.559
Like across time, you mean no, I mean, I mean like like just these you know, you have these huge epic battle scenes and also like these like moments of true, just like silence and two characters staring at each other, like like the and some of the pacing in and out, but like I feel like that's how, like there's there's some secret sauce that like napoleon missed in there, but like, oh yeah, you can have a movie that has very, very slow, very quiet, non-dialogue scenes, no music going on, and then also all the way over to these big, crazy epic scenes and you can pace it correctly to where a viewer's engaged the whole time, where the Napoleon one just the whole time was like I don't know, it was no good, it was horrible viewers engaged the whole time, where, like the, the Napoleon one just the whole time was like uh, I don't know like uh, it was no good, it was horrible it was.

00:25:28.579 --> 00:25:29.923
I mean, it was fighting for my attention.

00:25:30.065 --> 00:25:31.328
Right, I've never.

00:25:31.328 --> 00:25:44.866
I've never wanted to pull up my phone more during a movie in the movie Right, yeah, like in a movie you paid to see and sit down, and so it's not balls to the wall the whole time.

00:25:44.866 --> 00:25:48.931
It ramps way back, but it still paced really well for a long movie.

00:25:49.090 --> 00:25:52.653
It's also like when it's ramping back to me, it's just engaging.

00:25:52.653 --> 00:25:55.436
It's engaging storytelling, world building.

00:25:55.436 --> 00:26:07.140
And the fact that it's not like I already have a predisposition to fantasy sci-fi, because I know I've enjoyed that before and I know I've enjoyed the concepts that go into it.

00:26:07.140 --> 00:26:09.465
The fact that billy jean is watching dune.

00:26:09.465 --> 00:26:11.730
She can't remember dune part one.

00:26:11.730 --> 00:26:14.286
Oh my gosh, dude, the oh, so funny.

00:26:14.286 --> 00:26:16.053
Yeah, I was losing my shit.

00:26:16.053 --> 00:26:17.859
Sorry, I just had to touch on this before I forget.

00:26:19.042 --> 00:27:08.423
We get into the movie early doesn't matter really, other than just being able to sit and chill, because every you buy your, you pay for your exact seat, you know I mean so we get in the movie early, we're sitting down our seats and I hear his hispanic grandma and, I think, her daughter, and then her daughter's son, and then, and then sorry, hispanic grandma with her daughter or her son, and then the spouse right and then the kid and um, I can hear this hispanic grandma saying like essentially I can't remember exactly how it is in spanish, you know it was like, but she's like que pasa, paul atreides like like, like, he's like, and then the son is explaining, like either her son-in-law or her son is explaining to her and his wife which one paul tradies is right.

00:27:08.623 --> 00:27:08.824
Who's?

00:27:08.824 --> 00:27:11.912
Hey, like, like catching them up on everything before the movie starts.

00:27:11.912 --> 00:27:17.300
It was funny because he'd answer in english and all of her questions were in spanish, but all of the dune characters.

00:27:17.300 --> 00:27:22.208
She's like like uh, don't they stop, not, don't they esta?

00:27:22.208 --> 00:27:22.788
What's where?

00:27:22.788 --> 00:27:25.551
Where is uh donde?

00:27:25.551 --> 00:27:26.393
No?

00:27:26.634 --> 00:27:28.941
I can't remember, but she was just like whatever.

00:27:29.001 --> 00:27:38.528
Imagine donde esta is where is I know that that's how you're doing, but like she's like donde esta, duncan idaho, like a hero behind us, just like oh, he died.

00:27:38.528 --> 00:27:48.532
But like billy jean, uh was like, I just remembered she was like, so, uh, is Atreides the good guy in this movie.

00:27:48.532 --> 00:27:53.865
Right, atreides was the hero and I was like Atreides Like the house.

00:27:53.865 --> 00:27:58.750
Atreides, you mean Like like Paul, is a single person.

00:27:58.750 --> 00:28:15.548
Like you know, I was totally like being a nerd, but the fact that, like she didn't remember much of the first movie and really enjoyed this one, and so much so that I think she wanted to watch it again even, yeah, um, like that is a huge success for a movie that has so much lore.

00:28:15.548 --> 00:28:24.047
To try to make, make sense and not like, seem like a fever, dream right, and make it approachable to like the, your normal audience.

00:28:24.047 --> 00:28:35.768
Like this is a movie that I'm like I think my mom could watch it and still enjoy it and she doesn't get into sci-fi fantasy really at all right, you know, star wars is like, sometimes a little.

00:28:35.827 --> 00:28:36.891
She liked it as a kid.

00:28:36.891 --> 00:28:42.540
She loved seeing star wars, but she's not on wikipedia figuring out, you know like what crystal makes what lightsaber?

00:28:42.540 --> 00:28:48.010
She's, she's not about to like throw down over like which jedi beat which sith lord right, you know what I mean.

00:28:48.030 --> 00:28:49.413
Yeah, for sure.

00:28:49.413 --> 00:28:50.702
And I have a confession to make.

00:28:50.702 --> 00:28:53.971
I thought I had watched dune one.

00:28:53.971 --> 00:28:57.961
I think I only watched half of dune one and fell asleep.

00:28:57.961 --> 00:29:09.994
Really, yeah, because I, like I did, I sat down to do a quick Dune, I started watching Dune 2, and I was like Don't they start, don't.

00:29:10.194 --> 00:29:11.375
I know and you literally know.

00:29:11.660 --> 00:29:14.891
And I was like pause YouTube Dune recap.

00:29:14.891 --> 00:29:18.490
And halfway through the recap I was like yep, yep, yep.

00:29:18.490 --> 00:29:23.732
And then, at 50% done of the recap, I was like nope, nope don't remember that.

00:29:23.732 --> 00:29:25.167
I don't remember that knife fight scene at all.

00:29:25.167 --> 00:29:25.791
No, don't remember that.

00:29:25.791 --> 00:29:27.260
I don't remember that, uh, knife fight scene at all.

00:29:27.260 --> 00:29:28.867
I don't remember any fight scenes.

00:29:28.867 --> 00:29:38.722
Actually, you know like, besides the beginning, I was like oh, I only watched half of dune one, so I have to go back now and I have to go watch dune one dune one.

00:29:38.803 --> 00:29:47.589
It was like the last half of it is the best part exactly, which is also why I maybe wasn't so pumped on everybody's like doing so awesome and I'm like I don't.

00:29:47.589 --> 00:29:49.458
It was just kind of a slow desert movie.

00:29:49.458 --> 00:29:55.840
I don't know what's going on, wow, like like, uh, spider-man got his girlfriend stolen and I don't know what else is happening.

00:29:55.840 --> 00:30:01.236
But um, you know it's like I was like I don't know, um, the uh, um.

00:30:01.296 --> 00:30:06.740
So anyways, I discovered that, so now I'm excited to go back and watch the movie and then probably watch it again.

00:30:06.740 --> 00:30:17.960
I'm going to watch both with my wife Because I am going to, and that's why also I watched Dune 1 on my cell phone In bed, because it's such a long big movie.

00:30:17.960 --> 00:30:22.259
I was like long big movies I don't go watch by myself downstairs.

00:30:22.259 --> 00:30:27.007
Usually like that's when we're hanging out Watching TV shows, and so I messed up.

00:30:27.279 --> 00:30:55.029
I messed up bad and big, and that's funny to me is that your wife clearly already has a predisposition to it, because Billie Jean took a B reel of me today wearing my poncho up over my head and I had earpiece calm in my nose with the cable going around my hair, yeah, and I was doing my best, like sildar, wide eyes in the sun, you know, I was just she just took a b-roll of me going.

00:30:58.404 --> 00:31:02.732
We had to do it nine times because it's really hard to get b-roll to do a recording.

00:31:02.732 --> 00:31:06.337
Oh yeah, um, but your what?

00:31:06.337 --> 00:31:09.785
Your wife, mace wendy, responded with a laugh emoji.

00:31:09.785 --> 00:31:12.932
No, in fact, every girl responded with a laugh emoji.

00:31:12.932 --> 00:31:17.248
Just shows you like white chicks, get dune, hey there you go basic.

00:31:17.248 --> 00:31:18.170
White girls love who.

00:31:18.170 --> 00:31:19.800
These are girls who love taylor, swift.

00:31:19.861 --> 00:31:25.520
They also seem to love dune yep, I think, I think I need to watch it with my wife, need to watch both of them.

00:31:25.520 --> 00:31:34.730
Another thing before we hop into really breaking this thing down, as we're talking about how you know awesome it is to watch in the theater what's the deal with the popcorn bucket?

00:31:35.332 --> 00:31:47.859
yeah, I mean, but for real I yeah and you know, no dude, I don't know if they did, bro, it seems to be like something that like I think it was a miss, but you know it's been defiled.

00:31:48.327 --> 00:31:48.736
Oh yeah.

00:31:48.736 --> 00:31:51.603
Yeah, it was not just a joke, you know.

00:31:51.623 --> 00:31:56.090
Someone took that thing home and put a Uh uh Rep uh.

00:31:56.090 --> 00:32:00.480
How can I say this without seeing the actual Terminal?

00:32:00.480 --> 00:32:04.883
No, prophylactic is not what.

00:32:04.883 --> 00:32:05.926
What's a prophylact?

00:32:05.926 --> 00:32:10.827
That's what you take to get an erection right, prophylactics did not have, not a rubber.

00:32:10.827 --> 00:32:19.044
Oh, oh, yeah, well okay um, no, I, I'm trying to say a, um, a.

00:32:19.044 --> 00:32:21.405
What's another word for pocket?

00:32:21.405 --> 00:32:33.974
Oh, yeah, yeah, a replica of a female reproduction part has definitely been used with that popcorn bucket.

00:32:33.974 --> 00:32:38.878
Yeah, which also just a very poorly designed popcorn bucket.

00:32:38.939 --> 00:32:40.380
I don't know if you saw the video Buttery hands dude.

00:32:40.380 --> 00:32:41.502
Well, no, did you see the?

00:32:41.542 --> 00:32:42.627
video of people.

00:32:42.627 --> 00:32:49.311
The idea was the little needle teeth of the worm, uh-huh, would brush the butter off, but that brush it off.

00:32:49.311 --> 00:33:05.871
Yeah, like you reach in, you grab the, you grab the popcorn and you get your fist around in there, yeah, and then, as you're pulling out, that the little needle teeth are rubbing against your hand and brushing the buttery off the butter and salt off.

00:33:06.172 --> 00:33:11.132
It's not like a solid that brushes, it's not like crumbs, it's like just smearing the butter.

00:33:11.132 --> 00:33:13.160
It's really good at smearing the butter.

00:33:13.299 --> 00:33:24.951
Yeah, don't get it, but like I also saw, that like most men yeah that are, like you know, taller than a child, that have like a developed, normal sized fist.

00:33:26.079 --> 00:33:26.884
Can't get your hand out.

00:33:26.903 --> 00:33:29.917
Yeah, you grab popcorn and the mouth is too small to get the hand out.

00:33:30.299 --> 00:33:33.690
You're like a monkey in the jungle being trapped by some abdiginals.

00:33:34.090 --> 00:33:41.009
You know, you can't say abdiginals, oh no, you can't say abdiginals.

00:33:41.009 --> 00:33:42.703
You have to say what are they really called, pat?

00:33:42.703 --> 00:33:43.266
They're called people.

00:33:43.266 --> 00:33:45.172
Okay, you're to say what are they really called, bet?

00:33:45.172 --> 00:33:46.477
They're called people.

00:33:46.798 --> 00:33:53.926
Okay, you're right, they are humans, they're people, they're hunting monkeys and the monkey puts his hand around the banana and he can't get it out and he gets killed.

00:33:53.926 --> 00:34:02.057
But if you don't know what we're talking about, google dune popcorn google abediginals yeah google, google dune popcorn bucket.

00:34:02.057 --> 00:34:02.799
It's pretty crazy.

00:34:02.819 --> 00:34:06.859
You'll be like, oh my god it was a meme immediately as soon as that was announced.

00:34:06.859 --> 00:34:08.925
People were like I'm going to put my wiener in that.

00:34:08.985 --> 00:34:09.646
Oh man dude.

00:34:12.340 --> 00:34:13.143
I was also just like.

00:34:13.143 --> 00:34:26.521
I was like can you imagine having that holding onto it, forgetting that it's somewhere, and then, like your child finds that one day you got to explain that to your son, like why you kept that to your son.

00:34:26.521 --> 00:34:35.726
Like why you kept that, yeah, it's a souvenir of a movie, it's a very important movie and like, when he goes to look it up, it's just going to be all of the memes of people boning it oh my, god, yep.

00:34:35.766 --> 00:34:45.068
So anyways the movie funny um, directed by dennis villanueva, but uh, he's done.

00:34:45.068 --> 00:34:48.820
He did Dune 1 and then he did Blade Runner 2049, so he's he's.

00:34:48.820 --> 00:34:50.364
It was a baller movie.

00:34:50.364 --> 00:34:54.773
He's hit some big ones and I guess his name is Denis Denis huh.

00:34:54.773 --> 00:34:58.385
Denis Villanueva yeah, oh, I don't know.

00:34:58.746 --> 00:34:58.947
I think.

00:34:58.987 --> 00:35:11.311
I think he's French um but he is, you know, uh, as a director, I'd expect to keep seeing stuff from him to throw out movies this big and like I think you know there's always.

00:35:11.773 --> 00:35:16.505
I feel like back during blockbuster movies there was like really like a handful of directors.

00:35:16.505 --> 00:35:36.507
Now there were a ton of directors out there all the time but like, compared to the blockbuster world now with the netflix streaming prime world, like there's so many people getting shots at pretty big productions oh, hold on, let me just also say this yeah, for anyone who's like I'm not into sci-fi, this guy made sicario.

00:35:36.847 --> 00:35:48.123
Yeah, so, like, if you, or if you're like anyone else who usually listens to this podcast and loves sicario, then you're gonna, you should watch it, yeah yeah, I think, I think it's.

00:35:48.324 --> 00:35:50.208
It's not too sci-fi of a movie.

00:35:50.208 --> 00:35:51.751
It is sci-fi but it's.

00:35:51.751 --> 00:35:52.672
It's a good movie.

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