Postgame Show: I Happen to Have a Few Questions for You (feat. Juju Gotti)

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What is the story behind tequila's origins?

Ad Reader 0:01
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Dan Le Batard 0:29
Cuervo.
Ad Reader 0:29
The tequila that invented tequila. Proximo. Cuervo.com. Please drink responsibly.
Unidentified Speaker (Brief Interjection) 0:38
I mean, why are you saying here, before we get to Juju, why are you saying that streaming is dead?
Greg Cote 0:43
Well, actually, I wanted to talk about this yesterday with Greg Cody, because he was talking about how much he loves that show Mobland. And Mobland, it was a phenomenal show on Paramount+, A-listers, Tom Hardy, Pierce Brosnan, Helen Mirren. And it turns out that it's in jeopardy of not getting renewed, despite being really good, because the numbers just aren't there.
Unidentified Speaker (Brief Interjection) 1:04
Also, a big cast. I mean, that's an expensive cast, sounds like.

Is streaming really dead?

Greg Cote 1:07
Well, yeah, connected to that, the Disney Plus show Andor, season two just wrapped up. It's done incredibly because it's the Star Wars show that's for people who don't watch Star Wars. It's very gritty. It's very grounded in reality. And Tony Gilroy, who's a showrunner, he's the guy behind Michael Clayton and other great movies that you might love. He said, basically, Disney told him, we're out of streaming after this in terms of TV shows. We're going back to just put into movies. And the idea here is that like they just found that it's not a worthwhile business model to be sinking premium money into creating premium content for streaming.
Unidentified Speaker (Brief Interjection) 1:46
Can actors or actresses take a role that then ruins their reputation for you?

Why is Mobland at risk of cancellation?

Unidentified Speaker (Brief Interjection) 1:50
like do you have anything because I was we had like the family over this weekend they were talking about that they were talking about Helen Mirren and Helen Mirren is one of the you know actors or actresses that gets the classical just classically trained from the theater and everyone was saying oh yeah classically trained from the theater classically trained from the theater like this is this big respectful thing I go she's in like four Fast and Furious movies like let's relax with how great Helen Mirren is like she is in the Fast and the Furious now no more classically trained for Helen Mirren Fast and the Furious I thought that that was the greatest praise an actor could get in your world.
Unidentified Speaker (Brief Interjection) 2:23
It is the greatest praise in my world. In my world, one of the biggest insults is classically trained from the theater. So when they're saying that, oh, Helen Mirren, I was like, no, that's Jason Statham's mom. Like, enough with the theater situation. uh juju before we get to you i do want to just sort of be curious about why it is that mob land wouldn't be renewed but and just like that is renewed the sex in the city spinoff on max when that show needed to die sex sells though dan oh but this is not the kind of sex that sells uh do you think that it's sex in the city i mean okay so fine miranda with rosie o'donnell is the sex that sells uh at Levitard Show, put it on the poll, is Miranda with Rosie O'Donnell, the sex that sells. Juju, what is the fan commentary that we have on today's show? What is the criticism that people are levying at us today? Miranda?
Juju Gotti 3:24
Good to be here. Happy Pride Month to the community out there. You feel me? Joseph, Joe Lights from Twitter says, I'm not letting Dan claim flan as Cuban. And he put up an article where it says flan is a Spanish and Mexican dessert.
Billy 3:40
It's in Spanish because Spanish kind of did all that.
Greg Cote 3:46
Also, I've been corrected by my brethren. Even though we call it creme caramel in Sudan, it's not actually creme caramel. It's flan, but we just call it that.
Juju Gotti 3:56
Yes. Living Sleazy also says, someone tell Dan that flan belongs to all Latinos, not just Cubans.
Greg Cote 4:03
Breakfast flan. No more beat because Billy's mad at me.
Unidentified Speaker (Brief Interjection) 4:09
Tony, what are your thoughts here? Billy, what are your thoughts on Cuba being flan? That getting to be ours. Cuba was flan. I'd swim right now. Breakfast flan. You'd risk communism in order to get to breakfast flan?

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