210: Bust Out, With Nando Vila From The Young Turks

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🗓️ 19 April 2020

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

Episode 210 (season 2, episode 10) of The Sopranos originally aired on HBO on March 19th, 2000, when Julia Roberts was burning up the screen in Erin Brockovich and Vladimir Putin was just a week away from his first election. "Bust Out" saw Tony and his crew running a classic "bust-out scam" on Tony's high school pal turned degenerate gambler, David Scatino, played by Terminator 2's Robert Patrick. The plan involved the gang running up huge debts on Davey's sporting goods store's lines of credit with no intention of paying them back. It's a smaller-scale version of the same basic business model currently employed, fully legally, by private equity companies.

Almost 20 years and one month to the day since it first aired, Matt and Vince are joined by producer and TV personality Nando Vila (The Naked Truth, Happy Ending, The Young Turks) to discuss this episode in Pod Yourself A Gun 210. We provide the cultural context in The Wayback Machine, run through storylines in Bada-B Stories, translate slang with Stevie B in Gabba Vafongool, identify cultural reference points in It's The 90s, and figure out who "Da Real Gangsta" is. Along the way, we discuss our favorite and least favorite scenes and try, desperately, unsuccessfully, to get Matt to stop saying "tiddies." It's fine, The Sopranos was an R-rated show, why shouldn't our Sopranos rewatch podcast be an R-rated show?

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0:00.0	Hey everyone, Matt Leib here, co-host of Pod Yourself A Gun.
0:04.0	Just before we get this episode started,
0:07.0	I just wanted to briefly ask you if you wouldn't mind going to the podcast app and leaving us five stars and writing a review.
0:16.8	Every time you do that, every time we get a review or some stars, more people will have a chance to see the podcast in the podcast store.
0:26.2	So help us game the algorithm by leaving a review and giving us five stars. If you love this podcast, you know, it's free, you know, we do it out of
0:36.7	the goodness of our hearts. We do it because we love you. We do it because we love the sopranos. So please help us out a little bit and give us some
0:45.1	stars and a review and tell your friends about it too. That would be sick too.
0:48.4	Whatever you really want to do, just do it. But yeah, just wanted to say that before we get this episode started and now it is time for your new episode of pot yourself a gun this week. Our guest is Nando Vila.
1:02.4	Here we go. This week our guest is Nando Vila.
1:03.0	Here we go.
1:05.0	Here comes to Prozac.
1:07.0	Hi, I'm Matt Leib.
1:08.0	And I'm Vince Mancini.
1:10.0	And this is Pod Yourself a Gun.
1:13.0	A Sopranos Podcast, where me and Vince Mancini
1:16.9	go through every single episode of The Sopranos
1:19.1	and talk about it, the most original idea in podcasting ever how you doing Vince oh I'm doing
1:25.6	great holding on to my sanity I'm drinking wine it helps yeah yeah well
1:30.9	while you're sheltering in place,
1:32.8	taking care of the fam, you might as well get drunk doing it.
1:36.0	It's a good time.
1:37.0	Yeah.
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