"Lars Ulrich"

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4.6 • 51.6K Ratings

🗓️ 25 September 2023

⏱️ 73 minutes

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This week, it’s bread balls, zero-glide potential, protein shakes, and tofu… with tennis player turned rock legend, Lars Ulrich of Metallica. Welcome to SmartLess.

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0:00.0	What did the ocean say to the beach?
0:08.0	Nothing. It just waved.
0:11.9	Nice. Okay. It's pretty good. You want one last one?
0:16.2	Yeah, please. Where do you learn to make a banana split?
0:21.5	I don't know. Where? Sunday school.
0:24.4	Oh, man, that's good. Welcome to Smartless, everybody.
0:29.2	Welcome, everyone.
0:31.2	Smartless.
0:37.2	Smartless.
0:43.2	Smartless.
0:45.2	I've been watching all these interviews with William Freakin,
0:51.2	who direct the movies that we can't name, but amazing interviews.
0:56.5	Are we celebrating a life lost?
0:58.8	Yeah, we are. And he was a tremendous, tremendous artist.
1:02.3	And just one of the funny things I just read this thing,
1:05.2	talking about going to this, speaking to these students,
1:08.0	and the students said, I'm about to shoot my student film.
1:10.3	What format should I shoot it at?
1:11.8	And he said, who gives a shit?
1:15.3	Is that true? William said that.
1:16.9	Shoot story.
1:18.9	Oh, maybe. He directed a scary movie that I can't
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