This is the Bedi Theory Podcast.

Hey, everybody. It's Jack here. Some of you may be wondering why it's taken us so long to watch the 1995 film Hackers, as we promise we would at the end of last November's episode about Romola Garize, Emma.

Well, initially, I assume that this was because family and

work obligations meant that Tanner didn't have as much time for podcasting as he would have

liked this year. But after a recent heart-to-heart with him, I have learned that the truth

is just so much stupider than that.

Apparently, Tanner's job is actually extremely easy and allows ample time for podcasting,

and his six-year-old, in his own words, basically takes care of himself at this point.

The real problem, as I've just learned this week, is that Tanner was too embarrassed to admit

that he lost his blockbuster video card.

And then, when he finally found his blockbuster video card, he was too embarrassed to admit

that, again, this is in his own words, he lost blockbuster video card. He was too embarrassed to admit that, again, this is in his own words,

he lost blockbuster video. And that's why he has been unable to watch hackers for an entire year.

So as we enter into this holiday season, I do have some good news and a little bit of bad news for you.

The bad news is that neither of us has been able to figure out where Tanner misplaced

blockbuster video. Our number one, I promise you this, our number one New Year's resolution for

26 is to find it and put it back where it belongs. We both definitely remember seeing it.

We just can't remember exactly where that was right now.

But the good news is that Tanner remembered that he has already seen hackers.

He saw it in the 90s when it came out, 1995.

So we were able to record a pilot for a brand new show with our good friend Josh.

We needed help.

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