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On today's part of my take, we have the 2018 Take-E awards. We have awards for everything.

The Rick Riley joke of the year, the bad take of the year, the lib of the year,

and of course, the podcast listeners of the year. Before we get to all that,

we're going to be doing a little C.J. McCollum, Kevin Durant talk.

We have the Mount Rushmore of things we love that get your man card revoked.

Hank, should I say it? Do you think it's going to be?

Ceewards.

Ceewards? Contentious? It might be.

We actually asked a couple ideas about Rushmore's.

We're like, that one would be a little too conscious.

Not, yeah, and some wouldn't be contentious enough.

So it's the Goldilocks possible.

Yes, yes. Before we get to all of that, mile 22.

So, mile 22 showcases a new wave of combat, cinema, its fast pace, visceral,

and puts the audience right into the action. Unlike any other theater experience,

Peter Berg, director of Loan Survivor, teams up with Mark Wahlberg for a completely

original action, thrill ride, Mark Wahlberg's character's intense, smart, and complex.

He's a depth that you don't see in traditional action heroes.

Wahlberg plays a leader of an elite special ops team called Overwatch.

The team's sole purpose is to complete their assigned mission at any cost as described

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