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Of course. What's up, Bank? No, we're not actually here to talk about that. We're here to talk about Outer Banks. The newest Netflix show, Ria got me addicted to this thing this weekend. So what's going on?

Bob, thanks for having me on on the special day. Of course, the star is aligned. We didn't even plan this, but you know what? It just it just fits. I would also like to say that Outer Banks completely changed my life. I don't think that I will find a show in a while that has done what this show has done to me now.

It's kind of like we like the dirt, like you were saying about the dirt. When I watched the dirt, I was obsessed with it. I couldn't get enough of it. I watched it a million times in a row. Now, yeah, I still love the dirt, but I'm not watching it as much.

That's kind of how I think is what I think what's going to happen with Outer Banks, but for right now, how much I'm upset with it. I need to talk about it as much as possible. And you're the only person beside tank who fucking understands and who will listen to me about this.

No, I get it because you texted me. What was it two days ago, three days ago, and it was pretty late. And you said there's this new show on that Flux is called Outer Banks and you described it as one tree hill meets national treasure. And I was in right away. The second you said that I pretty much started it. I watched five episodes on the first night. I watched the next five episodes the next day finished it in two days.

I don't know how we can really describe the show. Let's talk about, I guess, the like basic plot of the show for people.

Okay, so let's go through the main characters first.

And even the size of the island, like it's a class worth thing. The whole show is so the cooks versus the cooks versus the pokes.

Pokes is working class. Cooks rich people. John B. JJ Pope, their pokes, Kiara, she's a little bit of a cook mix with the poke. She's a rich person, but she's hanging out with that group because she likes them better. She does not fit in with the cooks.

Yeah, this is our main characters. This is our main character. We're like rooting for the folks.

We're like 100% pokes for life. It will never change.

And they are just a friend group. It's summer. There was a bad storm. And the bad storm has taken out their cell service, which by the way, is one of the funnier things about the entire show that they don't use their phones or anything because of a storm that took it out the entire summer.

And then we're going to go to the North Carolina, gone, besides the rich people to no phones, no service. And we learned that John B. The main character, his dad has gone missing.

They pronounced him dead with John B does not believe he's dead. He thinks his body is still out there. And he's not going to stop until he finds his dad's body.

And then the dad was looking for this thing called the Royal Merchant, which was a shipwreck that had $400 million worth of gold on it.

So that it sort of sets the tone early of like this isn't just going to be a teen drama show. We're going to do a little like you said, national treasure stuff a little.

I compared it to the goonies. I saw you said a lot of people are comparing it to the goonies.

The first episode is sort of like a teen drama show. It's sort of they're doing the partying on the beach. It's normal. And by the end of the season, it's like the fast and the furious where it's almost like a parody of itself, but it's still amazing.

It gets fucking batshit crazy where there's complete crime going on and drug use it and there's guns early on too.

But I couldn't get enough of it. I was fucking addicted and like you said, it was very much like a wantary hill thing where I knew none of this stuff would happen in real life, but I didn't give a shit.

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