This podcast is part of the A-cast Creator Network. Hello and welcome to that Peter Crouch podcast. For me, Peter Crouch. Notorious S-D and Chris Stark are with me. Is everyone okay? Really good, lads. Good weekend. Yeah. Good weekend. Yeah, pleasant. Very, very good, actually. Yeah, a decent Sunday sort of session. Sunday was brilliant football-wise, wasn't it? There's a lot of things. as well.

What's that?

F1 as well.

Mm. and Sunday sort of session. Sunday was brilliant football-wise, wasn't it?

There's a lot of stuff on as well. What's that? F-1 as well. We were just reminiscing just before we got started. I think we should just bring this into the podcast as well. Yeah. Well, we were reminiscing about Blockbuster. And it's just a real shame that's kind of gone out of business now. I'll get the streaming platforms, you know, Prime, Paramount, whatever, you know, Netflix, whatever you want to. There's loads going on, isn't there? But it was something special about Blockbuster. Well, it was. And in a world where we're talking about rights for football, I mean, because it's going to get so confusing if all these different companies have different bits of the football, you know, to pay for a lot of subscriptions and things like that it's a hell of a lot going on isn't that it's confusing if anything but just imagine a world where like Netflix and all those ones didn't come into playing blockbuster was still holding strong on the high street yeah so good well i just felt it was a good day out you know, like, you go down there with your blockbuster card. I quite often say you were a little bit later in life, you'd be hung over from the Saturday night and you think Sunday's a film day. And you'd have to go out with a trackie on some flip-flops and your blockbuster card. And you go in there and pick out your snacks. Yeah. pick your film, you know, and then never take it back. Yeah. Ever.

And take it back. Yeah. Ever. And take the fine. Pick up the empty box. It was an empty box. Yeah. Take it to the counter. What was your, um, what was your, uh, confectuary of choice or, or go-to sweets? See, I felt like I always had to get a popcorn, a sweet popcorn. Yeah. But then I'd regret that, and I'd get some chocolate as well, and I'd probably regret them as well. I prefer the jellies. Oh, really? Yeah, it was mainly popcorn for me. Yeah, I was Bailey's. I was the Bailey's Hargandaz.

Well, even their puddings.

Didn't they do Ben and Jerry's in there as well?

Yeah, I think it might have done actually.

Yeah.

Do you mean the little tubs with the spoons in as part of them? Yeah, but they also have done the big tubs.

Did they?

But do you remember the independent video?

Polished off in one sitting.

Do you remember the independent video shops?

There were videos, cassette videos.

I'm going way back now.

Because there was one on Pixar Lane where I used to live.

And it was an independent video shop, the video got.

And they were always a bit like, they always had beards and we're into like, you know, like, like some sort of, what's that one, what's that, what's that, uh, game called? You know, like, Legend of Zelda or something like that, you know, like they'd always have beards and they'd have, like, war hammer. Yeah, you know, they're into like, they paint they paint little men, fight or something.

I know, I know exactly what you mean. I'm exactly what you mean. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. No, you're out there, you know what I mean? You know what I mean? You know what I mean? You know what I mean. Warham. Well, something like that. I mean Warhammer. There's a type of person that works in a video shop is what I'm saying.

Yeah, well, we used to have that in Watford.

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