Second hour of Clay and Buckets going right now.

We talk about movies a fair amount on the show.

And there's one that comes to mind a little bit these days when I'm seeing

I was just up in up in New York with family and so I was in Midtown where I

spend most of my time. I was in the I Hearts Do You There and then

walking around the streets. Very crowded. A lot of tourists on the streets these

days, which is good to see, but also people a bit anxious

concerns out there about how safe it is. Certainly about how safe it is on the

subway, which makes perfect sense, given the realities

of the New York City subway. But I mentioned, and I'll get into that in a

second, I mentioned movies, you know, Clay, there was this movie back in 1974.

I used to watch all the action movies, right? If it was an action movie made in

the 70s, 80s or the 90s, I was pretty much on board. So I celebrated not

just Schwarzenegger and Stallone, the two greats of the genre,

but even Dolph Lungren, Van Dam, Charles Bronson. I mean, go down the list like

Chuck Norris, obviously, I can't name them all right now, but I saw them all,

man. And I saw the ones with numerals after the movie titles where it was

not exactly a critical or audience hit. I just kept seeing all these different

action movies. Death Wish came out in 1974. Death Wish was about

it was Charles Bronson movie. It did well. And there were, there were five,

five of them. And then they made a remake in 2018. But it was about a decaying

unsafe New York City where this guy in architect living in New York City has

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