And the detail here and all the production design is so awesome. But just like, yeah, being

able to live in a bowling alley and also boy oh boy smoking inside. Oh, it's beautiful

to see. It's really all the light beer, the Miller light beer is good to see. I will say

they don't go. You would think we're in the era of the fairly brothers. You don't get

any like close-ups of someone like going to town on like a cheeseburger and like, like,

they don't want you to think these guys are gross. That's something they're kind of

stirring away from. They want them to kind of think that like there is a community here

of these absolute maniacs, but it is a community of people who respect each other until you

pull out of fucking gun. Well, because yeah, there's no normal people. There's no regular

straight man at the bowling alley. Like, everyone is a fucking freak. You know, you got

smokey, you got Jesus, you got all these guys that are just all of them are just bizarre

in one way or another. Yeah, totally. You got the guy work in the shoe rack that looks

like Saddam Hussein who plays Saddam Hussein, not only in this fantasy thing, but I think

we've mentioned it before. This dude has like four acting credits and they're all Saddam

Hussein and two of them are hot shots movies. Cleared up by the 90s, my friend. Yeah.

You know, I haven't been to a bowling alley in so long. I feel like nowadays there might

be too many Punisher logos on cars in the parking lot, but the problem also with bowling

alleys now is you'll get these like fru-fru bowling alleys, which I don't really, you know,

to me, where it's the city has me. Yes, no, we went to one. I went to one in Detroit when

we're out there. It was just in the middle. It was still like a scuzzy kind of a bowling

alley, but it was slightly on the hip survival right where it was needed to be. I think it

was right next to where we performed. Yeah. Let me ask you this. They were they were

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