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Welcome to trick on to go.

What can I get for you?

It's been a heavy week.

Let's give me something nonviolent, but still a felony.

And if, I don't know, throw in a superhero. Let's give me something nonviolent, but still a felony. And if I don't know, if there weren't a superhero, let's mix it up.

Pull up to the second window and we'll see you next crime.

Welcome to True Crime to Go.

I am John here with Jamie.

Are these cold opens like the best thing we ever do?

That was a really good one. I'm proud of you. And we don't like I didn't think about it until the music

started. I think the spontaneity adds to it. It's like Michael Scott. Sometimes I start sentences

and have no idea where they're going. Yeah. And we to be clear, even when they're bad, we leave them in because. Yeah. I don't think we've ever edited one out. Yolo, you know. Man, we've got a crazy one today. But yeah, guys, thank you so much for tuning in. I love these little true crime to go where they're 10 minutes or less because there's just not enough content to make it a full episode. But man, we've got some good stuff on the horizon. We've got a lot of interviews that we're putting out each and every week. So thank you all. We love you. Jamie, what are we talking about, man? Yeah, we're going to talk about OG Spider-Man. Toby McGuire? Yeah.

All right.

Tell me that little bug-eyed guy's not done anything wrong.

I don't think he has.

I think Toby McGuire, besides Spider-Man 3, he's never done anything wrong.

That was a bad one.

That was really bad.

But that does not mean that his family is just as innocent.

As we know, Toby was a big deal in the 2000s,

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