Twin, Roots, Fox.

Man, as a kid growing up, I think my favorite Christmas movie was Home Alone.

Oh my God, same.

I watched it until the VHS wore out.

Bro, I legit thought that I could hide and get away and be left home from vacation.

Wait, was it Home Alone or Bone Alone? Oh, Jeffrey! I know I watched both of them. Those are complete opposite movies. I also wore out that VHS tape. There's two dudes that break into a house and then weird stuff happens. Yeah. Which is which? Yeah. I can't remember. I don't know. Anyway, but let's talk to today's caller.

Oh, no, they're called a sticky bandit.

Oh, I always confuse them.

But let's ask today's caller if he has a favorite holiday film.

He's a return player named Adam.

Adam, you have a favorite Christmas movie?

Of course.

Die hard. Oh, no. a favorite Christmas movie? Of course. Diehard.

Oh, no. Don't get us started.

Dude. I've already talked about this, but we're going to have Alexis watch it for the very first time

and we're doing a podcast exclusive for Gen Z versus Classic Movie, where she's going to decide

once and for all if it's a Christmas film.

She should follow up with Violin Night as well. That's's a good. I actually heard that was good if you like horror movies. Really? Yeah. That's not a horror movie. It's like a diehard-esque movie. Oh, why did I, somebody told me it was like a horror movie. Everything is a horror movie in Jose's world. He's terrified of everything. So let's send Brooke out of the room

and we're going to get this thing going at him. You know how the game works 30 seconds to answer

as many questions as possible. If you don't know when you could say pass, but you have to beat her

outright to win. Are you ready? Sure am. Yippie Kaye. Here we go. Your time starts now.

Muhammad Ali fought his 61st and final boxing match on this day in what decades, 70s, 80s, or 90s?

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