Life Audio Hey, welcome to the happy rant podcast. I am Ted Cluck. Joined as always in studio by my good friends my partners in radio Barnabas Piper and

Ronald J Martin boys we just got off the air doing another episode and we're back. We're back in the studio because we are broadcasters.

We're true radio men and what you do if you're a true radio man is make content.

I've got a follow-up question on the thing that we ended our last episode with, and I'm going to get into that right after this quick break.

Okay boys, so last episode we talked about a picture.

It was a karate picture, a dojo picture of Maddie Chan,

Maddie Chan and his kid, getting some white belts in, and we talked about it.

It ended up being kind of a more philosophical take on like how do you handle posting picks of your kid and all that but I want to get back into the karate aspect of this and I'm assuming you guys have seen a pretty representative sampling of all the karate kid media that there is out there like the original karate kid movies

and then the thing that came on Netflix or whatever it was a year ago.

Kober kai or whatever it was a year ago. Cobur-Kai.

Yeah.

So knowing what you know about all karate kid media and knowing what you know about

Maddie Chan, which karate kid character best embodies the Maddie Chan approach?

Is he like Karate's bad boy Mike Barnes from Karate Kid 3?

Is he Johnny Lawrence?

Is he Machio?

Is he like Daniel La Russo?

Which karate kid empire character is Maddie Chan?

Man, he's a tough one because like 10 years ago

he would have been sort of a,

you know, he would have leaned a little bit more like aggressive not bad boy because he was never

like a bully but like he would get after it and he's mellowed a little bit but he's not all the way to like Mr.

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