Hey, it's Bill Simmons. I have some good news for you. The hottest take. It's back.

Oh, yeah. Monday through Thursday, four times a week, you heard from me. Chris Ryan,

Sean Fantasy, Malloruban, Wazdy Lambray, Van Leith, and June Lippman. Many other

ringer staffers, you get one take, you got an defendant to the death. Sports takes.

Pop culture takes. Food takes. Airplane takes. Oh, yeah. It's coming back.

First episode drops August 29th.

Coming up Ryan Rosillo is here. We don't bring him on. He's too powerful. He's too potent.

People still talking about his performance on the town podcast. It was like four years ago.

It was like your version of John Cazale and Godfather 2 or something. It's just,

it's just in the ether. And then Brian Coppeman, our friend who demanded we do this movie. He's

going to explain why after. It's coming. Margin Call. It's next.

Is that figure right? The best Wall Street movie ever made. You cannot be doing what you're

thinking of doing. Be first, be smarter or cheat. Margin Call. Own it today.

All right, Rosillo and Coppeman are here. There are three ways to make a living in this business.

Be first, be smarter or cheat. Coppeman, you demanded we did this movie. You said you've watched

this movie more than any movie of the last 15 years. Why? So yeah, I look so 2011. It comes out.

So what is it? 12 years? Yeah. In the in the 11 years since, I guess, this is definitely the movie.

I've watched the most. Well, I think it's a bunch of different things. I mean, what do you can,

I'll tell you, but I'm cute. What do you dig about it? Simmons, what do you dig about it?

I dig that it's more of a horror movie than a drama. But it's one of those and hits that

rare zone and it's a little bit of a dark comedy too. But it's really a horror movie. It's a thriller,

but it's really a horror movie. That's what I love about this. Yeah, right. It's the modern, very bad

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