kick his ass seabass what's that from uh dumb and dumber

i always think about that line anytime i hear the words kick ass i always in my head

i think kick his ass seabass sweep the leg what's that from uh karate kid yeah i love that line

where he's like they walk into the um in dumb and dumber when they walk into that cafe where seabass is yeah and he's like, they walk into the, in Dumb and Dumber, when they walk into that cafe where C-Bass is.

Yeah.

And he's like, what's the soup de jour?

And she's like, it's the soup of the day. And he's like, hmm, that sounds good. I'll have that. Yeah. That movie's great, dude. Dude, it's one of the funniest movies ever. It's definitely in my top five comedies ever.

Oh, really?

Yeah.

And I have, you know,

speaking of our friend Matt who just died, I watched it with Matt. I'd seen it in the theater and stuff,

but we watched it on video at his house in like the 95, I would guess. And for whatever reason, it struck us so funny that we had to keep stopping it because we were just laughing so hard. It's like one of my, it's like one

those really distinct memories with Matt is watching Duma Dumber and just laughing so hard

that you can't even stop. Yeah, Jim Carrey when he first, because he was on Living Color, which I never watched, but then

when he came out with Ace Ventura, dude, the 90s were a really good era for comedy because

so many breakout stars like Jim Carrey, Mike Myers and Dana Carvey with the Wayne's World and

Dr. Evil Awesome Powers thing.

Adam Sandler and Chris Farley, Tommy Boy and Happy Gilmore. Like, those are some good

Yeah. I still think there's, I mean, I thought there, I don't think that that was like

the last good era of comedy because all the way in through the Judapitow, the whole Owen Wilson,

Luke Wilson stuff, and then the Vince Vaughn, John Faber.

There have been good comedy.

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