PKN, 295. Kyle was just giving us a media rundown and I felt like you guys were missing it.

Yeah, I know it's, I know I'm late to the game, but I finally watched once upon a time in Hollywood.

I'm a big Tarantino fan, but when I heard what once upon a time in Hollywood was about,

it didn't interest me. I was like, I don't want to see a biopic about the Charles Manson murders.

Murders, you know, I don't need that. That's not what I think Tarantino would excel at.

I want to see another reservoir dogs into the pulp fiction, maybe even another

inglorious passage to some extent, but I watched it and it's one of my favorite Tarantino movies now.

Like it's right. I still think pulp fiction is best and then followed by reservoir dogs and

I don't do a little thinking after that. Kill Bill is pretty high up on my list. I really like

him a Thurman, but man, this is up there in that, in that, in that he's done eight or nine movies.

This is in the top four or five. This is definitely the top 50% of everything Tarantino's done.

You have to like the stuff that Tarantino likes though. You have to really enjoy that

that that like old school media pulp stuff.

Drittiness. He does.

Well, when he goes back and like he masturbates to like 1950s, 60s and 70s cinema and television shows,

Bruce Lee is in there for a while. That part I really enjoyed.

I heard that Joe Rogan was really upset about the way they portray Bruce Lee.

And I was like, oh, I guess they're really going to make him out to be a pussy.

I don't know what Joe Rogan's problem was with this. I felt like they treated him fairly enough.

Was his complaint that he joked and think he was made tough enough?

He's a braggadocious talking tons and tons of shit.

He can't back the hard shit he's talking.

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