Bill Burr

I saw the Sonics at Key Arena.

All right, Bill, we got it.

You went to a bunch.

I saw the Warriors at the Oracle.

I saw the A's at the fucking Oakland Coliseum.

That shit's all fucking.

I don't know.

I don't know.

You know, the older I get, you know, when you age, you start to feel like Tommy Lee Jones in No Country for Old Men, which I still maintain is one of the greatest movies of all time.

And I still maintain that Tommy Lee Jones is the main character of that.

And I feel like Josh Brolin and Javier Bardem, they represent the present and into the future.

And there's something going on with Javier Bardem's character where he keeps saying, you never saw me, you don't see me.

And I don't even think that, I think he's almost like sort of this metaphor for this violent future that we're heading towards that this old man cannot relate to.

And that's the last thing that he says.

He said, you never saw me.

And he walks away and

that whole thing about harvey's character hiding behind the door when tommy lee jones shows up sort of like the boogeyman and i feel like not only does like time pass you by as you get older it's also you know your own mortality there's all of that stuff that's in play there it's such an amazing movie and i just watched it again the other night and

When everybody, you know, when obvious character goes to kill them, they say, you don't have to do this.

You don't have to do this.

And he sort of laughs because everybody says that.