Blank Check with Griffin and Dave

Blank Check with Griffin and David

Don't know what to say or what to expect, but the name of the show is blank check.

I am the only podcast you got. I'm the damn Potter Familius.

But you ain't bonafide.

Damn.

Here's the thing I found. Potter Familius. Potter Familius. But I did podcast first and then Potter Familius. I don't want FOP. God damn it. I'm a podcast and, man. I don't know. Here's a thought I had while watching this movie last night. I don't want FOP. God damn it. The way he says FOP is the best line reading

of one million years of human history. This movie has... I won't back down from this day.

So many incredible lines of dialogue perfectly delivered, transcendently delivered, right? People just

fucking identifying the slightly off-kilter way to throw it out without

overselling the dialogue. And my big thought while watching this and all these lines coming up is,

I am so happy that somehow this movie has not gotten into the Big Lobowski territory. I have to hear these lines all the time.

Yeah.

Every time I put it on, it's a pleasure to hear these lines again.

Yeah.

I always like have a weird, when I start, I know I like this movie.

But when I started, I'm like, this is going to be the time when I get off it.

It's just not going to work for me anymore.

And every time I'm like, oh, right, this hasn't been so thoroughly seated into the culture that I, like, low-key resented. It's nice. It's a really nice feeling. And I'm not saying it's something that, like, works against Big Lobowski, but it is pleasant that every time you revisit this movie is actually a revisit. it.

You candy buttered car thief and so-and-so's a curse your name is one of my favorite undersung lines. There's so many good ones. In O Brother, we're out there. I've seen this movie like 40 times, so I am not. Like, it is not a new thing for every time I'm like, oh yeah, right, I of this movie like for I owned it on DVD So I just watched it too Hey, same, but I'm just saying you're not hearing it on the streets Yeah, it's not being mean to death Streets yeah you know I don't want fop god damn it I mean I was just in Sioux Falls Okay. We're just shouting things at each other in this movie.

It's all your coastal elitism showing right now.

It is fascinating that the movie has still kind of retained that status and even perhaps receded a little in the Cohen's canon, considering that its soundtrack was one of the most

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