Welcome, everyone to the RP Strength podcast.

I am Nick Shaw and joined by The Man, the Myth, the Legend of Dr. Mike.

Oh, legend.

What a grotesque overstatement.

Legend of the Falls.

Oh, hey, isn't that like that movie with Brad Pitt?

Brad Pitt.

Hmm, dreamy.

I remember Scott the video that I tried to describe, no, no, Chris, you know our friend Chris,

Hawaii, Chris, could try to describe the plot of it to me, and I basically lost interest after about two sentences. There's a war scene in. I think it's World War I, if I recall correctly, but I don't, I couldn't tell you the plot either. Was it gnarly? Oh, God, I don't remember. I don't think I watched the whole thing. But, you know, it's one of those movies you're watching. you're like, oh, there's like five, ten minutes of like a war scene. And you're like, yeah, that was the part that actually had made interest. Yeah, beyond that, I'm not really sure. Yeah. Dude, I got into some, man. So it was at the Best Buy or some shit like that with my parents when I was a kid, like an early teen.

And there was a movie playing, you know, to show that all the TVs worked.

And it was a scene from the movie born on the 4th of July with, I think, Tom Cruise.

It was a war scene, Vietnam.

And I thought it compelling.

I was like, oh, I'm going to watch this.

This is right at my alley.

Born on the 4th of July is basically he goes to Vietnam, gets really fucked up.

I think he's in a wheelchair for forever.

And then he like struggles on a downward spiral of suicidal ideation and drug addiction

the rest of the time.

I may have missed some plot elements, but that's basically it.

And so what I actually saw it was like, oh.

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