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Greg, I have what I think is a decent back in my day idea for you that actually is allowed to be nostalgic while pining for the past and blaming technology for taking something from you. Do you guys uh remember the first time that you saw a movie in a theater? Because I think this generation is going to lose what I'm about to say, which is I still watch Indiana Jones whenever it flashes across my screen because I associate it with my first ever movie experience. So it makes that movie uh stick in a way that none other ever will. Because I'm getting the wonder and discovery of a movie theater for the first time. And I think we're gonna lose it with what streaming is doing, where that can't happen to you if you're just watching it from home.
Zaz, do you remember the first movie you ever saw in a theater?
I I have my first memory of a movie I saw in the theater. I don't think it was my first, but I was six years old and my dad took me to see Robocop.
Oh
really?
Violent for a six year old. Put it on the poll at Levitard Show is uh Robocop really violent Really
Violent. Explains a lot.
Uh so Indiana Jones, uh Valerie makes fun of me because I'm approaching 60, and I will just stare hypnotized if it's ever Indiana Jones. But the reason I think of it right now is in that movie there is a scene. He hates snakes and he falls down into a floor filled with snakes, and now he's just waving a torch around to keep the snakes away from him. And it's how I came in here today, because I'm doing this to you guys. You're not gonna get me to talk about Case Keenum. You're not I'm not doing that three weeks into the season. I'm swinging a torch around. You're not gonna force me to talk about the Monday night football game because it was on Monday night and now I have to talk about the third string quarterback of the Bears.
What a game.
A shit game.
What a game by Case Keenum.
You're not gonna get me to do it. Yeah. Not when the Panthers are starting, not when the Heat are starting, not when the Dolphins are a distant third place in town, so distant that I really cannot remember a scene quite as sad as what happened to the coach of the Miami Dolphins yesterday, where he walks into a room and there's no one there to cover him because the assembled media, what little of there is left, is all over town cover. Covering the teams that do winning.
Well right, like it isn't it more about there being a lack of media than it being, Oh, today's heat media day so no one's here at Dolphins.
But it's Panthers opening the season as well. It's two more rele it's two more relevant teams. It's too if you have sparse resources, the place you're gonna send them is not to who cares about what the Dolphins are? Their season's already over. The other two are getting started.
Mm. That's a good point. I I still think Thank you. I still think the Dolphins are king sport in town, but this year that that's challenged because they're so so bad in the in the middle of a just an arduous rebuild. Nobody wants to wait. Check back with the Dolphins in two years. They're gonna be pretty good in two years, we think. No no.
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I am genuinely curious as we start today's show where you guys fall on something ancient that is dying by the day here and gave us a press conference at Dolphins Camp yesterday that began like none I've ever seen in this town, in terms of a devalued local product that used to be an amazing national and international thing. Because of the death of media, because of the death of resources, and because of the amount of sports that we have in town and the amount of sports that are more relevant than the dolphins right now. Hockey and basketball, beginning its season on the day the WNBA and baseball start, turned the Dolphins into a complete sports afterthought yesterday. And so Jeff Hafley, at any time in the history of this town, the Dolphins coach is one of the most powerful faces and voices we have in our town.
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