What's going on?

I am Nando.

And I'm DJ.

And I'm Diggins.

And this is mostly nitpicking a podcast where every week we pick a part of a piece of pop culture by looking exclusively at the details. Woohoo! Woohoo! This week, it's happening maybe the first Marvel movie of the year. Is that right? No. I think so. The first movie. I mean, if you don't count Morbius, according to Tyrese, but... Oh, boy. I guess Spider-Man was the end of last year, so yeah. How about that? He... That's typical. They do the two releases a year, typically, and, you know, beginning of summer, end of summer, basically. Yeah. And I guess we probably got some... I don't know how many there are this year obviously there's thor i feel

like there might be scardians three this year i don't believe so we haven't seen anything about it

they just wrapped filming it um like today as as of oh wakonda forever supposed to be this year

but it probably right right no the biggest bomb of 2022 right that's what they Well, that'll be wrong because it'll be the biggest bomb of a 2023. Well, listen, that's going to be true for a lot of our predictions. So, yeah. But, yeah, that's, so that was supposed to be this year. And maybe still is. Who knows? We'll see. Hasn't been pushed back yet. We got to talk about the one from this year, which is Dr. Strange and the multiverse of madness. But first, news. Guys, two news is. And DJ has the news. So let's hear yours. And then I'll do mine. I have some news. Some personal news. Okay. Very exciting personal news. Just ate some shake shack. I did. That's kind of part of it maybe. I don't know. It might be slowing me down, so we'll see how this goes. Okay. So I went to see Dr. Trains to the Multimverse of Madness. Pack theater. Good crowd. Except guys, something happened to this movie theater. You got COVID. Take on it. You got the witch. We'll find out. Oh, I swear if you get COVID this week. Not allowed. Unacceptable. Anyway, go on. All right. So, you know, uh, trailer's about wrapping up. Gentlemen, since this is out next to me. And I hear a rustling. He pulls up out a bag.

His jibis?

My man pulls out, uh, McDonald's hamburger, fries, chicken, and he's got like a drink there.

You guys eat like a full McDonald's meal.

Hell yes.

And I feel like the grease and everything.

I'm like, oh, get out of here.

Uh, in my opinion, unacceptable.

Unacceptable. Oh, but lobster roll is cool.

I was in the back of the theater by myself. There wasn't anyone within a mile of me.

Yeah, but you brought the lobster roll into the theater not knowing that, right?

Well, no, because you reserve your seats and you have, like, you have an idea about, like, what the, you know, it's going to look like. That's a good point. So, so you're saying that this validates your opinion? No, I'm saying what this person did is a crime. No. And do you guys think that he should be executed? Yes. This man's a hero. He should be. Most people should probably be executed in general. That's my stance.

McDonald's is a smell, man. Like, it's a... It is. It is a smell. It's a funk. Yeah. I don't know how I feel about it. I haven't smelled McDonald's in a while, but at least you could smell, so that's a good sign. I think anybody who pushes the boundaries of the sacred compact should be lauded. But, like, that's the other thing. Like, I don't know how this guy got, like, a full thing of McDonald's into the movie theater. You know, I didn't really see, like, what he was wearing or anything, or if it truly just did not matter. But, yeah, I just kind of, that was another thing found kind of curious, yeah? The Sacred Compact. Yeah. If you make any effort at all, they'll pretend they don't notice. I mean, I guess he must have made an effort then, but I just, I just think what this guy did, you know, might be considered a war crime, but I was wondering if this was just gonna be be a case where it's like, oh, this is what you got, DJ for bringing in the lobster. But I maintain that these are two very different things. You could bring in the lobster or tuna fish or whatever, or McDonald's, for that matter, as long as you are not, like, sitting near anyone. Yeah, I mean, listen, the sitting near anyone kind of matters but i don't know i feel like we need a zero tolerance policy here and a lot of things in movie theaters and i'm willing

to lump this in with the talking and the phones and stuff as just etiquette of movie theaters as things

we don't do yeah and and to your point nando McDonald's's is a smell. It really is. It's absolutely a smell. Whereas, you know, fucking lobster roll, not a smell. Even, like, Wendy's not a smell. I don't know what it is about McDonald's. It's the fries, I'm sure. But also the burgers. Also, I feel like burgers are a smell in a way that like a chicken sandwich probably

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