Jamie Loftus

It's the blood doping of positive movie memories.

Yeah, I I wonder because famously Dana Carvey was dressed as the Turtle Man when those planes hit those towers and James Cameron was 20,000 feet below sea level exploring the bottom of the ocean.

And I wonder if they ever crossed paths like a Hollywood event and started talking about 9-11.

So what were you up to on that day?

Oh, Jamie.

You know, I can honestly say 9-11 was the first time I felt like this country let me down because it delayed the release of the seminal Tim Allen film, Big Trouble, which it sure did.

Features a classic Patrick Warburton performance, by the way.

God damn right.

You see his ass, everybody.

If you want to see Patrick Warburton's ass, it's in that movie.

A total king.

This is Behind the Bastards, a podcast about none of the things that we were talking about.

And today, actually, Jamie, I've got you back in the hot seat, back in the office, which is more of an ephemeral feeling than a physical space these days.

Yeah, by talking again about our friend Sam Bankman Freed, who you and I chatted about right after his life collapsed last year.

And I felt like we should do an update.

Yeah, it's it's amazing because normally, you know, I'm an empathetic being like Sam has a face that I've just always wanted to hit from the first time I saw a picture of him.

and normally when somebody goes through this much shit, when like their life is this ruined, right?

Like I might, I feel a little less like hitting them because the world has hit them, but I still kind of want to sock him in the fucking jaw.

Every time I see this guy, um,

He wears suits sometimes now when he goes to court.