Just in time for the gift-centered holiday of your choice, we discuss the toy store film, Mr. Megorium's Wonder Emporium.

Hello everyone and welcome to the flop house, I'm Dan McCoy. I'm Stuart Wellington. I'm Elliot Kalen.

So, we're all back together. Yeah, that's cool. Back together again. Sure, just like that song from up at the Seckman Hand.

I don't remember that part. It must have been a really good movie to draw us all together there, right?

What about reunited and it feels so good? That's not a movie. That's a song though.

Yeah, your mic's drooping really well. I know, this mic is having trouble staying erect. Yeah, it needs mic agra.

Yeah, it's not even a pun. Is this a thing?

Well, I just took a word and put it into another word. It's called a portman too.

Yeah, if my mic stays right for more than four hours, I have to call a mic doctor.

Nice. Before the end of this podcast, I'll thought of a good joke.

Okay, you got time. Okay, the word pry up isn't trying to work that in.

Okay, it's a really big word though. So, it is a very big word for a very big thing.

For the holidays, I know what they said. The holidays.

Because I'm part of a war on Christmas. I'm Christian. Stuart, you worship the old ones.

And Ellie, you're Jewish. Yes, I worship the oldest one.

So, we don't want to exclude anyone, but we watched a movie about toys.

Was that movie toys?

No, I'm Rob Williams.

I kind of wish it was. And then I remember that that movie wasn't very good.

Except I really liked how at the end of that movie with where LL Cool J gets in some action scenes.

And all the action scenes are really shaky, like really Scott shot it.

Really Scott didn't make that movie right? No, no, that was Barry Levinson.

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