Hey there, it's Phil. Welcome back to the show. Welcome back from the 4th of July. I hope you all

celebrated safely and survived to come back to see another podcast. I'm here without Christian Taylor.

Sorry. Oh no. She had a higher calling this week. Did she survive the 4th of July? Kind of. Her son,

a Torres ACL. Her son is a competitive lacrosse player. Torres ACL a couple of weeks ago and had

surgery and is in rehab and she is with him today. So you can say a prayer for Christian and her son.

The sky's here, right? I am. You're skying. Is that makeup for it? It's hot out. It's like close to 90.

So we're probably going to start sweating before long because we have to turn on the air condition.

You do the show. So I'm going to sing the theme song as...

Paul Grape.

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Can you do it as Mr. Miyagi?

Not without offending people. Well, you know that sky. But days stopped you before. You did an

Asian thing a few weeks ago. Not for the theme song. Yeah, but you did it ever. Not the whole thing.

I came to mind because a couple nights ago I introduced my kids to the original karate kid movie.

Yeah. I haven't seen it in decades and it was really interesting. Yeah, you didn't say though

because you just told me this ahead of time. You didn't say whether it improved with age or

diminished with age. Like when you go back to your hometown and you say, wow, this used to be a lot

bigger, you know. And I was a kid. This was bigger. Well, it's different. Did it seem bigger when

you were a kid? Of course it did. Okay. But it was a 1984 movie. It was not going to...

So that one it came out 1984. Yeah. That's your I graduated from high school.

That's the year I was eight years old. Yeah. Different. So our experience with that movie would have

been somewhat different. A little bit different. Yeah. The time it came out. What did your kids think?

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