Mr. Toys

Hey everybody, my name is Doug and I love movies. Oh man, that was a good one. Remember

those old stereo commercials where the guy was in the chair, his hair was flying back and all

that wind was in his face, that's what that was like sort of. We're coming to you from the Neptune

Theatre in Seattle, Washington. One of the two best states in this country,

because you know why. There's no reason to get into it on a family podcast.

Let's keep the drug references somewhere else. Not in the Neptune Theatre in front of all the

beautiful glass windows that have depictions of gods. It's Friday night to 713, 2 Oceans 13.

Let me see your name tag Seattle. Oh lord. That's crazy. First of all, let me apologize to everyone

in the balcony that made name tags, but it is kind of your fault because you didn't get here

early enough. But there's some amazing ones down here on the floor. We got slum dog millenaire

kissing Jessica Stein. Is your name kissing? Is your name Jessica Stein? Just Jessica? Okay.

That's cool. Norm Z's got to sign up front. It's good to see him. Norm Z, did you guys listen to

podcastathon last week or so? A week or two ago? When was it? Norm Z bid, we did these auctions

for charity and he spent $420 to spend 10 minutes next to a dumpster with me. Yeah, and I'm happy

to say that we took care of that tonight before the show. It was the easiest $420 I ever made

for a charity. I'm not keeping any of it, but thank you Sam for doing that, and thank you

everyone for bringing in your name tags. I like to tell when I just started going off about that,

everyone just put their name tags down. He's done with that. Yeah, what does that one say? I couldn't

figure out what it says on it. The invention of Eli, and your name is Eli? Okay. Wait, what's

happening? This is, oh, so is this for me or should I put it in the prize bag? I'll put it in the

prize bag. Are you kidding me? Because this is nice. This is a $5 gift certificate for Dix.

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