April 22, 2025
Crawl (2019) Alligators, Floods & Florida Terror
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RSS Feed Henrique Couto and David Denoyer plunge into Crawl (2019), Alexandre Aja’s lean hurricane-survival creature feature, produced by Sam Raimi and written by Michael and Shawn Rasmussen. Kaya Scodelario stars as Haley Keller, a University of Florida swimmer, opposite Barry Pepper as her estranged father, Dave; Morfydd Clark appears as Haley’s sister, Beth. When a Category 5 storm changes course, Haley ignores the evacuation route to find Dave and the family dog, Sugar, at their old Coral Lake home.
The rescue becomes a flooded-house nightmare after Haley discovers Dave injured beneath the house and multiple alligators moving through the crawl space. A broken staircase, rising water, looters at a gas station, arriving first responders and a breached levee keep tightening the movie’s geography. The hosts follow Haley from the basement and storm drain through a bathroom escape, an alligator death roll and a final flare on the roof, praising Aja’s ability to turn one home into an escalating series of suspense set pieces.
Henrique and David argue that the father-daughter story gives the mayhem its emotional engine. Dave’s memory of young Haley teaching herself to hold her breath restores her confidence, while their conversation about his divorce removes the guilt she has carried. Her competitive-swimming discipline becomes a survival skill without making her invulnerable. They also admire the uncertainty surrounding Sugar, the brutal shower sequence and the decision to omit a planned opening that would have revealed the alligators before Haley was at her most vulnerable.
The production discussion explores Aja’s expansion of a smaller crawl-space screenplay into a full disaster movie. The Florida setting was constructed on large soundstages in Belgrade, Serbia, using multiple water tanks, practical wind and rain, a built neighborhood and visual effects for the wider hurricane environment. Scodelario’s water-heavy performance was physically punishing, while animal-safety planning included trained swimming dogs, divers, filtered warm water and designated dry areas. The episode also connects the alligators’ movement-based hunting and coordinated attacks to Jurassic Park and notes visual echoes of Raimi’s Evil Dead films.
Both hosts call Crawl a blast: it does not reinvent the killer-animal movie, but its brisk pace, strong characters and storm sound design deliver exactly the promised alligator chaos. The original sidebars remain in evergreen form, including David’s cigar-storage mishap, the thieves’ disastrous attempt to move an ATM and reactions to Drop. Recommendations extend the creature-feature conversation through Alligator, Bait, The Pool and The Shallows.
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The state of Florida is issued in category five hurricane warning.
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Grab your loved ones and get to safety. Now let
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me do you need to go? I'm not leaving you.
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Here graded our Home in theaters July twelve.
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In a world where podcasts reign supreme, Two Friends Dare
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to Ask?
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Do You even?
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Movie?
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Hosted by filmmaker Enrique Kuto and movie aficionado David de Noyer.
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Spoiler alert, this kind of hit records, so I can
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yell it.
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Well, what else am I?
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What?
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It's called content? David? So wait?
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Wait, yes, okay, So I took the cigars to waste
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Land because I brought some cigars to me right and
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didn't smoke any So I have my travel my little
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travel thing that my sister got me travel yeah, travel case,
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and I forgot to I forgot to put them back
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into my uh, into my humidor when I got home.
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So the next week I went to the lake this
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past week and I was smoking on Saturday, and I
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went to grab one of the CEO's because I had
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a CEO with me and I can't.
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Reber the other two Brazilian Oh okay, Brazilian Yeah, And.
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Took it out and cut. It seemed to cut fine,
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but then when I cut it, it just started the
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leaf just started peeling away and the rappers.
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So the case you have is it leather? Yeah? And
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how long was how long were the cigars in.
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There I had put them? That's maybe I'm actually more
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guilty than I think I am, because now that I
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think about it, I probably had put them in their
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own cigar lounge and hadn't changed them out before I
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left for wasteland, So it could have been two weeks,
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two or three weeks. Yeah.
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So yeah, for those who don't know, and why the
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hell would you cigars? And so one of the great
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things about about if you love cigars is that they can,
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in theory keep indefinitely as long as you follow two
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simple rules. You keep them well three if you kind
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of so, You keep them out of the sun, yes,
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and you keep them at roughly and I do mean
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roughly roughly seventy degrees and seventy percent humidity.
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Yeah.
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Now I like to keep them at sixty five, but
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usually if people say sixty five to seventy, yeah, well,
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I mean in most humidifier packs keep them at sixty
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nine or sixty five nights, So nice. But that allows
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the cigars to not lose their natural oils, which helps
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them taste better. Yeah, which allows them to age safely.
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I've heard of people smoking cigars that have been in
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humidorus for over twenty thirty forty years. I've heard of
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people smoking Cubans that were imported into America before the embargo.
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That's nineteen pre nineteen sixty eight.
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That's a long time.
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So, and the flavors do change, and supposedly on stronger cigars,
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they become more delicate and intricate. But that all being said,
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I'm not remembering your your cigar case perfectly. Does it
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have a decent seal on it?
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Yeah, it's it's just like Jeff's. It's got the goes inside.
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It goes inside basically the other one.
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So is it the case that's holding it plastic?
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No, No, I think it's I think they're both. They're
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both leather. So why would you say leather seals? Well,
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Hank point, But I mean seals in the aspect of
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doesn't come apart.
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Closes seal or not quite the same thing in this context.
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In this in this context, also this cigar chap made
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special for our buddy Patrick who loves when we.
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Have I know how much he enjoys a good stogy. Yes,
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so this one's for you. This is a dom pep
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been original blue. But no, yeah, so that's a really
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long time.
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Yeah, to leave them well in different temperatures too, because
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think about it. It was cold at Wasteland and wait, did
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you leave it in your car? Yeah? Well no, no, no, no, no,
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not no, no no. It came inside with me when
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I got home. It came inside.
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Okay, so you never got left you ever got.
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Left in the car. The only time I got left
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in the car was the weekend of Wasteland. It was
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in the back for how long? Yeah, the whole weekend
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it was.
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It was that's what room did. Yeah it got too cold,
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Yeah it got too cold.
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Now yeah, yeah, because I don't think I took them out,
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because yeah, I didn't see a reason to take him out.
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And that's my own fucking vault now I think about it.
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Cold can really fuck him up, especially if they don't
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have enough humidity, and then you try to smoke them
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before they've been able to recover. Really, but even then,
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fuck it can reckon what.
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I hope my a cubans not fucked because that's also
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in there.
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I think, where is that? That is the Cuban now
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in your human or yeah, resting yes safely, Yes, and
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has been. I would I if I were you, if
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it was me, I would try not to touch it
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or even look at it for at least a month
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in the hope that it'll be open.
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They basically ALMOSTINGNA have birthday, so I can do that.
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Oh, you're saving your Cubans for your birthday. It's been
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a long time since we ordered any Cubans.
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Yeah, that's like one. It's like the last. I think
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I have two left. I think is I think that's
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what I'm on right now, because I think that's the
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last of the actual like nah, yeah, that's the last
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of them. Yeah.
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Yeah. And for people are thinking, hey you can if
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Cubans grow up. First of all, there are an immense
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amount of fake Cuban cigars in the world, Oh a lot.
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But I have been lucky enough to find you can.
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There are vendors that will sell them to in America. Yeah,
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and it's not technically it's a crime for them to
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be imported. Yeah, so if they get caught at the border,
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they get sent back.
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But if they get through the border and then they're
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in your house, they're good and legal because you can
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go to Canada and buy Cuban cigars. You can even
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go to Cuba and you're allowed to bring home one
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hundred cigars without without any issue, as long as you're
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bringing them home for you and not to sell them.
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There is a cop show that I would love to
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find that was either on USA or WGN. I can't
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remember which, but I remember distinctly a character taking a
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cigar and breaking it and they had stuffed cocaine inside
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the cigar.
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That's that's like, that's great, that's like that's like, uh,
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you know, taking a like a machine gun and filling
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it with heroin. They'll never find it. It's like they're
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already searching on cigars.
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My life. I just remember that, and like, I don't
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know if it was a serious show or if it
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was a parody movie or what it was. I just
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remember that that being a thing. They broke them apart,
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and it was just like and then here's this. Okay,
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it's okay. Anybody knows what that is, Please email into
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the show. I would love to know what the hell
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that is.
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Yeah, for sure.
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The shunting for it for twenty years.
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So we're recording this Yes on tax day.
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Yes we made it through. And I'm more so say
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you made it through.
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Yeah I did.
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Sounded like a non bet.
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Uh. I actually ended up doing getting through it better
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than a lot of my other business small business friends.
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A lot of my freelancer small business friends got raked
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over the coals pretty bad. Yeah, sough. I I kind
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of was lucky, even though I did not have a
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good time.
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My parents are not looking forward to next year because
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that's going to incorporate the retirement.
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Oh you mean the buy out of their business. Uh
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huh Yeah, that's no suck. That's gonna that's gonna blow
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yeah a lot. Yeah, damn, that's gonna hurt.
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Yeah.
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Well, on the plus side, not trying to play too
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inside a baseball. But your dad's still planning opening that
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small business. It's already open.
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Yeah, not open, but he already has his logo and
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everything made.
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What I'm saying is if he goes into business, then
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he can have deductions from that at least that could
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offset it. You know, once it's officially a thing, we'll
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tell all the all the many listeners that are you know, hey,
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go to Troy, Ohio. It's worth the drive from Sacramento
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or whatever.
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Wherever you're listening from.
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But the reason I brought that up, yeah, aside from
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because I'm angry and bitter constantly, is I My wallet
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was weeping, you know, when I was done paying my taxes.
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So I decided what better way to cure that than
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to buy too many cigars? Absolutely, And you may ask
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how many is too many? When I find out, I'll
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tell you.
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He's never gonna counts. That's what I would like to
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get across to our listeners and viewers. He has said
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numerous times he will never count how many I refuse.
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It's not that I won't never will I refuse. I am.
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I am sickened by the implication.
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What if somebody came into the house, put a gun
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to your head and said, tell me how many cigars
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you have, and went across to you and made you
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count them.
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I'd be like, tell me how many brains I have?
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Let's go, let's also couch killing.
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Better to live that way?
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Fair enough?
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But no, no, I I my whole life. I am
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a very very skilled finder of savings and deals. I'm
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very good at it I always. I mean, I'm the
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guy who I've been with friends when they'd be like, eh,
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fuck it, I'm gonna buy this like computer or I'm
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gonna buy this whatever, and I'll be like, hold on,
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hold on, let me just type in promo code that
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and I'll be like, here, this is ten percent off,
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like what? And I'm like, always google things before you
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buy them. Yeah, you just never know. So with cigars,
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there a base like two places to go to get
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very affordable, high end cigars. I'm not going to plug
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them because they're not paying them and because most of
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I don't think I don't know if any of the
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listeners are cigar people, so I'm not like, so it
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just wouldn't what would it do to tell them the
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exact place. But one place is an auction place, and
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one place is a store. And at the auction place,
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it's it's horrible because you're you're buying overstock. And what
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I mean by horrible is sometimes the prices are so
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good it's like impossible to resist.
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Oh yeah, like.
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You'll you'll find an auction for a five pack of
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cigars and you can win the auction for what it
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costs to buy two yeah, sometimes even one.
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It's a good deal when you get it.
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I got twenty five Monte Cristo cafes by shopping studiously
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and bidding aggressively. I ended up paying about a dollar
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eighty five each and retailer ten dollars.
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So pretty damn good.
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Yeah. Uh.
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But the problem with that place where you bid because
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it's all overstocked. It's not like you're bidding from like
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it's not like eBay where anybody is auctioning. But the
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problem with that site is I'll win something and it's like, wow,
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you got five of those for sixteen dollars. I'm like
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hell yeah, and it's like, ah, but it's seven dollars shipping,
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and I'm like, well, you know that sucks a little bit.
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But then you're like, but if I won more before ship,
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before it ships, then the shipping cost of everything goes
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down because it only costs like a dollar to add
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So the reason they're evil is because they'll be like, Wow,
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you got a really good deal in those cigars. It'd
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be a shame if you could just keep getting deals
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until you've spent four times as much as you wanted to. Yeah,
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I can feel that, and that's happened to me a
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couple of times. Yeah, so I'm I'm I jokingly told Rachel,
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I am at the I'm no longer in the bulking phase.
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