It's the Dord podcast Rich Keith.

It's the Dork, Podcast, and Davey. It's the Dord podcast. Hashtag Dachork. Podcast. Dave is the dork podcast.

Hashtag is the hashtag Dorn podcast.

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Thanks for tuning in to another episode of hashtag Dork.

My name is Rich Keefe.

Join as always by Davey eyeballs.

He is.

Nothing. I get nothing from this I'm looking at the

I'm looking at the roster here

I don't think any of it I don't know if anything

it makes sense but either way all hail the king of ginger rails

Ryan Davey Davey how are you?

That wasn't very good intro

No listen there's been over a thousand of these so makes me sad what do you want me to tell you Ryan, Dave. Dave, Dave, how are you? Well, that wasn't very good intro, but no, listen,

there's been over a thousand of these, so it makes me sad. What do you want me to tell you? But you're not going to be sad, Ryan, because we are about to kick off football month, football month here on hashtag dork, where we're going to look back at a football film and rewatch it and review it like for the very first. I'm very excited about this. And this was a great call. It's currently streaming on Netflix. So if anybody needs a refresher on varsity Blues, it is just sitting there for you on Netflix. That is the topic, Jordan. I'm not going to ask you, Ryan, because I'm so jacked up to talk about this. Let's start with this.

Barstit Blues was released January 15th, 1999.

It was one hour and 44 minutes.

It is rated R.

The Roddy T scores, they just don't understand it, 45% critics, 76 audience.

This movie costs $16 million to make and it made around $54 million.

What is the Ryan Davy experience with Varsity Blues? Take me back to the first time you saw it and sort of how you've looked at it throughout all these years. I definitely saw it in theaters.

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