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Hello and welcome to My Mom's Basement and a very special My Mom's Basement,

the invincible finale, spectacular edition of My Mom's Basement.

But not just that. We've got the boys. We've got Daredevil Born again. And we've got some nerd news. It's been a crazy week in terms of just cinema con ending and then leading into, again, three giant superhero shows this week. Clem, how we doing? I'm doing better than you, Bob. I'm doing better than you. I was just telling Clem. Yeah. It's been a busy week for me as well. I was doing wedding stuff the last two days. I have not gotten much sleep at all this week. But I'm excited to talk about these shows because even when I get home at like 1230 last night on no sleep, I'm so tired. I have to watch the boys and invincible it didn't feel like homework it was

still like an enjoyable like i'm excited for these shows and i think it speaks to how good all of them

have been good thing it wasn't like a uh you know i have to get like the accolade in at 1230 at night

i'm very happy uh to give people a little bit background,

Bob was getting the wedding plan,

starting to put them together, locked his keys in his car. I did, yeah, I had to go triple A. It was bad. And then almost made it all the way home, realized the gaslight was on, didn't know how long it had been on for. I guess you don't have one of those newer cars where it gives you I have the little little number, which is such a life saver, bro. That should be when you get your wedding money, put some of that towards a car that at least just has the number down there. I like the miles per hour digital number and I like to have my gas digital number. I mean, I've got the 2008 Toyota Corolla and it's my Millennium Falcon. I talk about it all the time.

It's banged up. Someone hit us the other day in our garage, just like a teenager, just brammed into us. A little scratch on the side. I said, don't worry about it. It adds character to the car. I was a nice guy Bob in that moment. but yeah it's a six cd no Bluetooth, no little update when the gas lights on.

So I look, and I don't know if in my life I've ever seen the gas light off. So as soon as soon as I thought, I panicked and I was like, I don't know how long that's been on for because I'm pretty diligent about like, all right, if it's, if I got a quarter tank of gas left, let's go get gas. But yeah, never locked my keys in my car before, never saw the gas lay before,

did them both in one day. So this is now open. let's go get gas. But yeah, never locked my keys in my car before, never saw the gas late before,

did them both in one day. So this has now opened up my brain for another line of questioning,

because the gaslight thing, that is impressive, crazy, I don't know. Is that a mama fox thing?

I want you to always keep 25 miles of gas or more left. At least more than a quarter tank.

That's Mama Clem.

In the winter needs to be above half tank would be ideal.

But quarter tank, then there's like freezing and you're worrying about all this chemical.

I'm like, I don't know what's going on here.

I think you're right.

I think that is a mallockept.

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