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as we talk religious superhero Bible Man on podcast The Ride, a show about theme parks hosted by three good boys who just want you to learn about a good

book. I'm Scott Gardner, one of them, Mike Carlson, equally good. Michael Solem Carlson.

Hello. Yes. We were just, usually we want, we want you to read the Sumner Redstone book,

but today it's a different book that we want you to read. There's Redstone book, but today it's a different book that we want

you to read. There's plenty admirable about him, but I think, but, you know, but all lessons

in how to live and operate your, your empire. Yes. And, uh, uh, yeah, Jason Charter. I ran out of

that sentence and said, that's okay's okay hardwall you were thinking about

sumner i was getting choked up about uh that we've lost him he you know he is a christ-like

figure and you have a lot of reverence for him and it makes sense a prophet a prophet well he's a guy

he's he in many times in his life said he would never die which feels oh did he say oh

kind of akin to i got to read this gd book i'm not going to say it because it's the episode. That's a bit of the wrong episode to say it. So I'm glad you're... Gosh, darn is what I meant to say. Yes, good. No, he, um, they opened a building on the paramount lot named after him. They opened the Redstone building and he said, I don't know how I feel

about this because buildings are tributes to people who die and I will never die.

Look, I admire that. Arrested Development narrator, soon after he died.

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