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hate it. I hate it. All right. Hello, and welcome back to another episode of the Chase Thomas

podcast from Still, the A4 mentioned Chase Thomas Committee live from Knoxville, Tennessee, Everything

School, HQ. Joining me down there in DeKilda, Georgia,

my good friend, filling University of North Georgia alumni.

Matt Green is here, host of Georgia Voice of College football.

Matt, good evening, sir.

How are you?

Good evening, sir.

I'm doing well.

How about yourself?

So I think you're going to like this.

Before we, we jumped on here, Mac Green, Um, we've been watching, like, movies that I just have, like, missed for whatever reason. Like, I never saw Kingpin. Um, I don't know if you've seen that one, the fairly barely. I have. I saw that in probably the last year or two, actually. Well, that makes me feel better because it was like, it's like one of those classics that, uh,

just I never sat down and watched. Uh, sat down and watched it. It was good movie. Good time. Enjoyed it. Never seen Ace Ventura though, either. And I watched that. Yeah. Never saw it. Never. You're not a, I don't even know.

You're not a child of the 90s if you never saw Ace Ventura. I don't know. You missed a cultural phenomenon, so you missed the whole movement. Look, I missed it. I understand. I don't have a good reason. Like, I've seen Dumb and Dumber 9,000 times. Like, I like Jim Carrey. The mask? like I've seen the mask I gotta tell you the mask

Jim Carrey a lot. The mask?

Like I've seen the mask.

I got to tell you. Man. Jim Carrey was my childhood. Like, for real. I could take it or leave it with the mask. I'll be honest. I'm sure the mask hasn't aged great. I haven't seen it since I was a kid. but um well we well, we also watch me, myself and Irene, which I hadn't seen either. Solid. It's a good time. Yeah, that's all right. It's okay. But Ace Ventura, it was pretty funny. There were some audible laughs here out of me, um, Matt Green. So I, I, I got back into the Ace Ventura, uh, phase here. But yeah, never saw it. And my wife was like, this has to change. Because she's way more on top of that kind of stuff. And just like, like, if I passively, I'm just like, oh, yeah, I guess I just never saw that. She's like, what? Like, isn't it funny? Like, I'm sure you have this movie series where they, in the movie, not to spoiler alert for this 1994 classic, but he did, there's like a scene where the Mission Impossible music plays and everyone's Seamus Ventura. Well, everyone has seen Aves Ventura. But I've never seen any of the Mission Impossible movies. Like, it was something that I just thought about too, where I was like, I've just never, I never saw any of them. You're talking about when he's like going around the, the snowflakes tank or whatever? Yeah, and they're playing, and he's pretending to be like Mission Impossible. No, he's pretending to, oh, shoot, I'm, I'm thinking the Ace Ventura, too. Never mind. Are there two? You don't even know about Ace Ventura,

too?

Oh my God. Yeah, but, uh, he does the whole star. Wait, does the Snowplink can't get away? Yeah, he does like the Star Trek. There's something on the wing, some thing. Like, yeah um yeah there, what happens? A bat is like, some, some rare white bat is like kidnapped or something. He has to go to Africa.

What's better? One or two. Is it worth exploring number two?

Absolutely. When nature calls, that's Ace Ventura 2.

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