Welcome to the rush hour. Your daily dose of pop culture for your rush hour ride. Buckle up and enjoy the drive with your host, stand-up comedian Dave Neen. Good morning, everybody. Happy Thursday to you. It's November 7th, 2024. I have all of your entertainment and pop culture news in one place. And on the

morning rush, Ryan Reynolds sells a minority stake in Wrexham football club. I'll explain why,

plus Redbox is officially dead. What this means for those dozen or so people still using it,

one of it is probably my stepdad. That's right. No one likes to go

to a 7-Eleven to sit out in a parking lot where people do drug deals just so you can order a,

you know, insidious five. But some people do. Some thoughts on last night's mental lull episode from

the Golden Patcheret. We'll discuss that. And of course, a little bit of

election coverage. I am weaning you guys off the tit of election coverage. But of course,

it is the dominant news stories in the world. So we'll have a little bit, including

Vice President Kamala Harris, offering her concession speech with a promise of a peaceful

transition of power.

Boring. I'm just kidding. We got all the stories and so much more coming up next on The Rush.

All right, as promised, I'll do all the election stuff, the second half of the episode,

for all of you triggered Terry's who don't want to hear about it. We'll get into that after.

Let's do this Ryan Reynolds story. He and Rob McElhanie is selling minority stake in

Wrexham Football Club. So when I read this article in Hollywood Reporter, it made it seem like

they sold their minority stake. No, they sold a minority stake. The actors and welcome to

Rexham stars are partnering with the New York's

Allen family on the deal, which will see them acquire Rexum logger. So it looks like they're just

giving up a little bit of their ownership to then buy more of a beer company in Rexum. What a

wild story. If you haven't followed this, I mean, Rexum is just a random city, a random Welsh city in the UK.

And with a little bit of their celebrity in good spirit, they've turned the tides around on this

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