before the recording began, before the pot, in the cold, cold or open, we were discussing

Metal Gear Solid for whatever reason. And we're talking about Hideo Okidima and he and some

words of wisdom and stuff. And I wanted to tell you guys the one thing he ever said to me. And it was,

I hold, I really keep in my heart. We were at E3, and I saw Hideo Kijima with a colleague of mine who knew him pretty well. They were like pals. So we go over, and he said he was going to see a movie. He was there with his translator, and his translator said he was going to go see a movie. And I said, oh, cool, what are you seeing? And Hideoideo Jima looked to me and said dun dun dun dun dun dun it's like oh cool Terminator

nice have fun it's the only thing Hittaker Jiam ever said to me awesome so as freaking

he broke the language barrier with the the stay from Terminator it kicked ass

that's awesome that's the universal language.

Yes, the universal language.

It was awesome.

I feel like he probably gleaned a lot from what I assume was the most recent Terminator movie, which wasn't...

Like, honestly, there's secretly been 80 of them. I don't know. Like, I can't keep up, but it was one of them was around.

I'm just saying, if you look at some of the stuff, that guy has to say about machines.

And computers and machines are the future computers and machines.

It could all have started right there.

You may have been there at the most important day of his life.

And now he's all about tar. What does that say? Oh, he saw tar. He saw tar. He saw tar. He saw tar. A little more of a language barrier there, but still, I think he basically got it. Cape Blanchett turned in a great performance. But I'm all about that sticky, oily, nasty stuff.

He walked out halfway through.

He's like, this is not what I signed up for.

This movie did not deliver.

Sorry.

I need a second.

I didn't want to start the show.

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