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Let's get straight.

And remember, no rules.

We saw you got served, so you know what that means.

cool as ice.

Cause the bad Jim Barney looking kind of nice.

Paulin's jewels getting literal.

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Julius make the show all the monkey shots in your pain.

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Hello, people of earth.

Hello, people of London.

We are live in Los Angeles for You Got Served.

A movie that came out out in 2004

and boy oh boy it set the world on fire and honestly it did it opened up number one on Super Bowl weekend

tagline if you want respect you gotta take it

I guess all right so

IMDB describes this movie as, in order to achieve their dream of opening a recording studio, wait, no

IMDB

should really read my research

well I'm gonna read what IMDB says it's not true

in order to achieve their dream of opening a recording studio two friends must win their city's dance contest a fierce competition that pits them against a group of young tough street dancers that's all false

this is about two guys well it's about two guys it's about dance.

It's about losing a drug dealer's money, but don't worry about that because it's really not that big of a deal.

And what it really comes down to is getting into a little Kim video for $50,000.

That's really what it's about.

Man, IMDb is slacking.

All right, so we are going to talk about all of this.

We're going to talk about all the dancing.

Is it good?

Is it bad?

I don't know.

I don't even know how to judge it.

I'm impressed by it, but we will talk about it all.

But first, let let me introduce my two co-hosts.

Please welcome to the stage, Mr.

Jason Manzukes.

What's up, Dirks?

Let's go!

All right, wow.

Jason, were you in the theater for you got served?

I've never seen this movie before today.

Okay,

I'm a big step-up fan.

Huge step-up fan.

Huge.

Huge step-up fan.

Step up, step up to the streets.

I'm a huge moose guy.

I love

all in for moose.

Look, I want to go see.

Not many moose fans.

Oh, okay.

Step up 3D is still one of the best theater experiences I've ever had.

Amazing.

Amazing.

Agreed.

But this

and Jackass 3D are the 3D movies.

It really, that's what it needs to be.

Now,

ladies and gentlemen, somebody else that can talk about 3D movies

and dance.

Please welcome June Diane Rapio.

welcome June hi Paul how are you I'm well thank you so much for asking

you got served did you get served in the movie theater or did you see this for the first time I saw for the first time today

I cried

whoa

I cried as well.

I cried.

When?

When is there a

lot of justice for little St.

Paul?

When?

How about justice for Little Saint Paul?

Little Saint, I was going to say tonight's episode

to Little Saint

R.I.P.

Wow.

I mean, wow, this body goes for it.

They killed that kid off screen.

And I thought

I needed to see a body.

Show me a body or a dit in the body.

You want to see that kid's body?

Okay, now that.

Honestly, you put on those checkered vans tonight, which I've never seen before.

You skateboarded, you skateboarded here,

and you got some kind of energy over there.

You watched a teen movie.

You got your teen sneaks on.

I've never seen you.

Bunch of lame-os over here.

They don't know about youth culture.

Now look,

is Saint Peter.

You said, because we watched the beginning of the movie together and you said, when Lil Singh came on screen, you said he's going to die.

And I was like,

and now I didn't even know you had seen the movie before.

I never have.

Oh, I thought you saw it in the theaters.

Step up 3D.

I'm sorry.

So you said it so confidently, and I was like, you're crazy.

You're so crazy.

Like, they would never.

They're going to make us think he died.

They're going to make us think like something, he's in peril.

They'll never kill him.

They did.

At the very least, he'll get to do like an incredible dance piece of the game.

I was avoiding.

Never got to see him do it.

On the team, gets on the team, and then is murdered.

And not only that, he doesn't even really get to, yeah, like he is even officially on the team.

He's officially on him.

You're on the team.

But he never gets to even go to practice.

He doesn't get to even get to practice.

He's

a screen.

Technically, never on the team.

I mean, he was told he would be on the team.

This take is awful.

Paul.

This take, this is a villain's take.

What?

What is that?

I think you think that looks cool.

It doesn't.

That's not it.

The audience.

You're young like me.

You're young like me.

How come, here's the next question.

How come Paul was in a boot on tour?

That's what's going to happen.

You're going to hurt yourself.

The craziest thing about Lil Saints' death, too, is that it was caused.

Lil Saint's death was caused by the fallout between M.

M.

L.

L.

I knew it was close by.

L

and David.

And had they not been fighting, I mean, blood is on their hands.

Yes.

And that's so upsetting.

And I just couldn't believe this dance movie did that.

He He went for a ride-along, yeah.

He was supposed to be with them, but because Lil Saints' older brother, his like big, fake big brother, wasn't willing to fight with L,

dance with L,

that's why Lil Saint died.

Anybody who hasn't seen the movie, Lil Saints is max 11 years old, right?

I would put him at nine or ten.

This is okay, even younger.

This is a child,

he knew what he was getting into.

You play with adults, you you find out.

Adults?

They're not adults.

They're teenagers.

What are you talking about?

I'm just saying, play with kids your own age, little saint.

Play with kids your own age.

Now, all I wanted to see, though, was all I wanted to see were those people, when they ran to that hospital, this movie is shot in three sets.

A basketball court inside Steve Harvey's house.

You think that's Steve Harvey's house?

Oh, yeah.

It's his back house.

It's in the back of his house.

He's got a boxing ring and an airplane hanger.

I got this whole boxing ring.

I guess you guys can dance in there.

When they run into that hospital, like, we need to see Lil Saint.

He's family.

And they're like, really?

And they're like, well, no.

Technically, he's not.

And they're like, well, yeah, because his family already left.

He's dead.

Yeah.

Oh, man.

They genuinely strung that out for so long.

Because, of course, we all knew Lil Saint was dead, right?

I did not.

You were dead.

I did not.

I was like, they would never do that to us you need a little saint in the hospital that go dance for me

wow

this is

this is rough this is shoot this is rough to watch dance for me

but that's the thing is that is what motivates them you know they they change the name of their team to little saint they are you know they they're doing it for little saint but there's a part of me that's like drop out

yeah

drop out.

Not for $50,000.

Little Saint would have wanted them to dance.

I guess maybe you're also like, guys,

this is some of the acting that's going on in the hospital scene.

And he is really like, I really can't tell you guys this, but finally has to be like, okay, he is dead.

He did break patient confidentiality.

Yeah.

Oh, as they're walking out, you can see the doctor gets fired in the background.

That's it, Balaw.

You're out here, buddy.

You're out.

Look, Look, I'm sorry to have to tell you this, but

Tashawn died a few hours ago.

A bullet pierced his lung and caused severe internal bleeding.

We tried to contain it.

We tried to revive him.

He didn't come back.

There's nothing more we could do.

I'm so sorry.

Let me go.

Bye-bye, Lil Saint.

Do you have a picture of Little Saint?

I wish.

I wish Lil Saint was the background there.

I think that Little Saint should be the shirt, just like in memory.

I agree with that.

I'm surprised you're on board for that.

Look, Little Saint to me

is the reason why everything comes together, right?

I think, you know, we needed a sacrifice like this.

This is how great movies work, you know?

He died so they could.

What do you mean we need a sacrifice like this?

Who?

Who needs this?

Who did we sacrifice Little Saint to?

The story listeners of America need a death to get.

Oh, now we lean in.

Ooh, yeah.

The story listeners of America?

Because a lot of people say the storytellers.

I'm just saying we never talk about the story listeners.

Yeah, we don't talk about the story listeners listeners nearly enough.

I think you lie goddamn lie.

Yeah.

I always worry when Paul puts on like a little flair.

And that's what I see happening right now.

It's the shoes.

Yeah, it's the shoes.

I truly have never seen him in them.

I looked out from backstage.

I was like, are those what I think they are?

Like, I feel like...

Get ready.

I'm doing a ska band after this show.

Who's with me?

I feel like Paul showed up in normal shoes, saw those backstage, and was like, let me put these on.

Yeah.

Became possessed by like, like, like an evil ska

person.

Some sort of ska ghoul.

Honestly.

I was very emotionally moved by the Little Saints story.

I fully agree.

I was weak.

How did you get emotionally like we didn't get to see anything?

Okay, so you're saying, do you think if we'd seen a child's body,

we would have been able to enjoy

it.

All I wanted is I want this.

Or I think, wow, oh my God, we're here to see Little Saint.

And then all of a sudden, you know, pushing like a small little gurney.

Wait,

you think the gurneys are smaller?

You think they've got little gurneys?

I think they've got...

Little gurneys or little saints?

I'll be honest with you, Paul.

I mean, I don't think they got little gurneys.

I mean, I get what you're saying.

Maybe, oh, they seem to be pulling the sheet up over Lil Saints.

I didn't know that.

You got to be on a normal-sized gurney, if I'm honest.

I was like, oh, the movie is being really respectful, and I appreciate it.

Oh, there's no way they could have cut.

They could never have shown us dancing if they'd shown us a child's court.

No, yeah.

Full stop.

We would have revolted.

We would have rebelled against it.

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Let me tell you who I was not expecting to see in this movie.

Steve motherfucking Harvey.

Oh, yeah.

When Steve Harvey comes out as Mr.

Rad,

Mr.

Mr.

Rad,

Steve Harvey, I was shocked.

I was surprised, and I'm like, we need to get him in more movies.

I love it.

Agreed.

There's something, when he's on screen, tell me you can't keep your eyes off of him.

Tell me he doesn't comfort you.

Just his presence, his way.

I find him endlessly watchable.

We have done,

June and I have done Family Feud.

I've done it twice, and the best part of Steve Harvey is him.

talking to the audience in between or when the commercial breaks are, which you don't even really have to take that much downtime.

It's not, the show is not live, but he does it.

And he's like, what do you got?

And people are like, Steve, my son, he won't go to school.

He's like, all right, let me tell you.

He knows the answer to everything.

The only other person I've ever seen do that is Tom Cruise, where someone came up to Tom Cruise and was like, Tom, I want to be a photographer.

He's like, all right, first of all, you got to get a Fuji, get a 35 millimeter lens, only shoot film.

I want you to start doing ISO 800.

I'm like, what the fuck?

How did you know about this?

And he did it for everybody back.

No one asked him about acting.

He's like, Tom, I want to grow plants.

He's like, okay.

If we're going to grow plants, we got to go with, you got to get a proper temperature.

And it's like, Steve Harvey did the same thing, a family.

Well, what I was amazed by with Mr.

Rad is that Mr.

Rad, I get he's sort of like the mayor of the neighborhood, knows everybody, has seen these kids grow up, fine, fine, fine.

And is that a good idea?

He's putting on these dance contests.

He's putting on these dance contests, and I guess putting up some money, or I don't know if if they're getting money at the door or something

i thought what why is he hanging around with all these kids i mean everybody seems to be pretty cool with mr rad but i'm here to be like everybody should nobody i'm i'm sketched out by the adult who's like okay everybody no yeah

let us do this on our own mr rad first of all i'm gonna say it's steve harvey's house they're in but it they have a boxing ring set up but it's not a boxing ring it's a warehouse it's a warehouse so i guess they just need that for to keep people at bay.

But it's packed.

I think Mr.

Rad's taking money off the top.

For sure.

Because they're only giving, oh, $600.

I'm looking around.

It looks like, well, what's the answer?

Well, do you think it's $20 the door?

I think it's $20 for the door.

He owns that space, or do you think he just organizes it or they put it together?

Like, what is it?

Is everybody taking over a derelict space to host this in the city?

Or is it also having practices?

Mr.

Rad's space.

That's a different space.

No, no.

They go to his space too.

Oh, it's a different room.

It has mirrors and stuff.

Well, no, they have multiple,

they are in multiple scenes.

There's the ropes in one of the rooms.

Okay.

I think what happened is Mr.

Rad got one of those cool stopwatches that you wear around his neck, and he's like, hmm, what should I do with this?

Dance contest.

I'll time it.

Like,

that's what Mr.

Rad seems to be.

I felt like Mr.

Rad,

I did not think, I thought Mr.

Rad had pure intentions.

I think Mr.

Rad is,

you know, Mr.

for the people and knows that this is something that the community needs and is willing.

I mean, I wish a lot of us would be more like Mr.

Rad

and offering something to our community, you know, just out of the goodness of our hearts.

So I'm cool to just start judging children's dances.

First of all, they're not children's policies.

You're cool.

They're not children.

Jason, he doesn't judge.

He just holds the money and hat.

No, he doesn't judge.

He's saying

he's the arbiter.

He's saying who votes for these guys, who votes for you.

I'm sorry.

yes yes yeah because without him there would be complete chaos well but aside from Lil Saints I believe that most members of the crews are out of high school oh yeah these are adults these are adults yes yeah oh no they're not going to school one girl's working in the hospital she's well she is about to go to Princeton okay so she's out of high school deferred and is going to community college but I do think

she's going to college currently

okay first of all

Serve, serve, serve, serve, serve, serve, serve, hey, serve, serve.

I think she's currently, yeah, I think she's working at the hospital or somewhere, and she's also going to college.

This points to a weakness in the movie, I will say,

even though I'm loath to admit there are weaknesses in this movie.

I don't know what anybody's up to.

I don't know what anybody's in this for, other than the dancing and the money, I understand.

But, like, the orange, I don't understand what it is, what's the end of the well, here's how I put it together, actually, was because of Princeton, and it's Elle's, um,

Elle's,

Elle's,

it's Elle's younger sister, and she's going to, she just, she got accepted into Princeton, they can't afford the tuition, and so she's going to community college and trying to save up money to go.

So, he's clearly at least older than college-aged.

Okay, okay.

And I think that a lot of the crew members are working day jobs wanting to be professional dance crew members.

Well, and that's the thing is, I don't understand.

It seems so like local team versus local team, like the Orange County guys have challenged us, blah, blah, blah.

So that when it blew up to be like, it's MTV is here.

It's on, we're on, I was like, what?

I haven't seen this coming at all.

Well, there are certain things about the way information is doled out in this movie that is bizarre, right?

Because they lose this dance, then they go.

They lose their first dance.

Yes.

They win the first dance in the cold open.

At the very opening, they win.

Do they?

They won everything

until they battle the $5,000 guys, the Orange County guys, they lose to that.

Okay, so

I thought they lost their first dance.

I thought they lost their first dance when they sleep over there.

Did they?

Yeah.

Okay.

Because they're like undefeated.

That's why they think they're so

cocky because they're kind of undefeated, I believe.

believe.

Got it.

I guess where I was having an issue was they, they have their dance, they, they fall asleep watching videotapes, and then they wake up the next morning, and then the guy goes, hey, so I got sent this videotape.

You want to come over and watch it?

It's like, you were just,

you didn't talk about this at all?

Like you, you went, you went to the basketball court, you chatted, you went home, you slept there, and then you called me, hey, I I got this tape.

Why didn't you talk about it?

Like, no one ever, no one ever gives out information at the right period.

I don't think those scenes had been written yet.

Probably.

My guess is this was shot like catch as catch can.

That's what I think too, because it really is.

Like sometimes it's like these two are having a date during the day and this guy's in the middle of the night with a bag getting his ass kicked.

I'm like, Is it a different part of LA where it's nighttime and

the time zone has changed because it is, it is confusing.

And it's also confusing that Wade's crew, the main bad guys, challenge them via videotape, but then they also seem to be performing at Mr.

Ratt's regularly as well.

Because they said, okay, the videotape, I agree, was strange because it made me feel like, because they kept also being like the guys from Orange County.

So I was like, where are our guys?

Where are David and Elle from?

Because I was like, oh, they must be far away.

They had to be sent a videotape.

But then

the Wade's crew guys just showed up on their basketball court being like, okay, we're ready to do it tonight.

And I was like, whoa, wait, what?

But that's a lot of this movie is like setting up the stakes of we've got this battle or got this competition and then being like actually it's tonight or I'm in a lot of trouble.

I owe someone $50,000.

I need to get it right away.

And then that guy being like, you're going to have two weeks.

Yeah.

And then Mr.

Rad being like, I figured it out.

Like stakes are both presented to us, then tightened and then taken away.

Traditional entourage plotting, which is like the biggest problem that's presented itself.

Okay, that's not a problem anymore.

We're done.

To that end,

if we're to believe the movie at face value, then everything takes place within that two weeks period.

Has to.

So mustn't they be having

his recovery from this broken movie?

That's what I'm saying.

Like, if he only has two weeks to pay it back, he does the full recovery.

Plus, then, doesn't that cast like from the minute the movie starts, don't they know in two weeks is the MTV dance-off?

No, that's they find that fire midway through the movie.

Oh, I know, but I mean, like, it's still two weeks.

It's only two weeks away.

Yeah, I think everything is two weeks.

It's like everything in LA is 15 minutes away.

This movie is everything is about two weeks away because he is doing a full recovery, which seems to be a lot of arm work for a guy who has a broken leg.

He's like,

Where's all this rain?

Don't know.

Where's all this rain?

He is real

in the rain.

By the way, though, when we watched a scene where he's getting jumped, like they're kicking him in the head multiple times, they're kicking him in the side.

I didn't see anything happen to his legs.

Yeah.

And that was the only thing.

Okay, so you think Els is faking his injuries?

I'm just saying, knowing now.

Fakes are wild.

Knowing now how quickly he recovered, I'm like, something's up with that.

Also, there's another movie within this movie that's a very good movie, and I wish we got to see it, and maybe we will.

Is it Jack A's movie?

No, it's.

Love Jack A.

It's well, I'd like to see that movie too, but it's the movie about what Steve Harvey did to Maurice

or whatever to absolve L of his debt to him.

What happened?

I think Mr.

Rad killed him.

Mr.

Rad killed him?

I think he's like, Mr.

Rad is like, this guy, like, he loves the community.

He's like, this motherfucker, I got to take him out.

And he

brought his friend from the LAPD who's packing that series seat.

That, yeah.

And they went in there and they were like, hey, I want to talk to you.

Bam, bam, bam.

And then, and all of a sudden, Lil Saint came out.

What's bam?

Wait, that's a good question.

You think Mr.

Rad killed Lil Saint?

We didn't see it happen.

Now I'm on board because

I do think Mr.

Rad is a villain.

Mr.

Rad?

Bam!

Wait, but that's a good question because, like, nobody really is seeking justice or answers for who killed Lil Saint.

No, that's over there.

That's for after the MTV event.

Maybe.

Yeah,

our priorities are dancing for the MTV event.

Here's what I really appreciate.

MTV is hosting it, but it's little Kim.

Here's what I really appreciated about the MTV event, which I was like, God, I wish you could have done this sooner.

All the crews wore different color track suits.

In the other dance sequences, I was like, that's why I didn't think they won the first one because it's all happening so quickly.

We're cutting back and forth.

The editing did the dancing a tremendous disservice.

The editing in this movie is awful specifically for the dancing.

Well, I guess that's what it's all chopped up.

You cannot a tepid applause.

I'd rather not get any.

Actually, don't.

No.

I don't want.

I'm not looking for that.

Guys, what the fuck?

I mean,

this is the issue.

Like, I have watched dance movies.

Okay.

All right.

All right.

I think.

I've watched a lot of dance movies.

Now,

I'll tell you this much.

And I think I'm always like, whoa, this is amazing.

Like when you watch Step Up or even Save the Last Dance, whatever it is, Julia Stiles and 10 Things I Hate About You, I'm like, that's a great dance.

Here, I'm like, what's going on?

How am I supposed to be feeling?

Only when the guy levitated, I was like, oh, shit, they brought magic into this?

Well, and

there's a couple of instances where you can tell, like, there's in the final battle, there's like our hero team has a whole thing that looks like they've choreographed it to be in slow-mo, which so that it would look cool, like as if they're moving in slow-mo, but they've not set up the cameras to capture that at all.

So the cameras are catching it only in its territory.

But then there's also this idea, like, you stole our moves.

Yeah.

But it's like, well, we didn't know those moves.

But we're also all seeing it, right?

Like, they're performing publicly.

It's not like, I don't know how you see that.

Well, I guess that's true, but also none of those moves were memorable.

And that's the big problem with the movie.

It's like,

I love these dance crews.

I follow a lot of them on TikTok.

I love watching them.

I think they're amazing.

And I was like, I don't think they're good.

None of them.

I don't think they're good.

None of them.

Nor did they get better.

Didn't Milwaukee's exist at this point in time?

Not at 2004, I don't think.

But like,

they never also got, and not even better, but they never showed us anything at the end that was at all different from what we saw in the first dance.

And every team's dancing was the same.

Yeah.

Like the teams didn't have unique identities that I felt like were like, oh, this is

different colored track suits.

Because even at one point, I was like, oh, is it just going to be like, these are the white guys?

The white guys are the bad guys in this.

And I'm like, I'm fine with that.

But then I'm like, well, they're just not white guys.

There's a, they have a multiracial crew.

They're just fronted by two white guys who...

I'm like, man, was 2004 a rough time for white dudes with their hair and shit?

I was like, okay, well, this is going on, man.

This is part of your it's hard to be a white guy thing.

Yeah, I've heard this speech.

And now you're trying to post-date this in 2004.

All I'm saying was back in 2004, we could do things like make our hair spiky and look like vampires.

Everyone's like, oh man,

when Oscar shows up, they've been talking about Oscar the whole movie.

Hey, can you get your guy Oscar to come?

Maybe Oscar can come.

He doesn't compete anymore.

He's a purist.

Oscar shows up, walks around on his hands for one second, and that's it.

That's the thing.

Like, there are too many, there are too many other dance characters.

Like, there's Oscar, there's Rico, there's Lil Saints, Big Brother.

Maybe that's Rico, I don't know.

But, like, there's also the guy who defected from the other team.

Like, and none of them seem to be added.

Well, they're not.

I feel like they are, most of the people you just mentioned are the actors.

So, like, the dancers to me are people that I feel like are not part of the main acting crew.

So, that's why I was like, who's that jump?

That's cool, but where is that yeah and never seen that person before no

i though the one thing that i was so confused by how come mr rad never dances

well mr rad mr rad does come out with semaphore flags at one point all right dance over i'm like you have boating flags now like I feel like Steve Harvey just wanted a prop and I and then I don't begrudge the other weird thing about Mr.

Rad is that during the the last scene where where Elle's little sister is sitting with him and they're at the MTV competition, their semifinals.

She's like, God, I really want to get David and Elle back together.

He's like, they have to squash this.

Like, this is ridiculous.

They have to squash this.

And she's like, yeah, I know.

I was so worried about the money.

And he's like, oh, I fixed that.

And she's like, you should tell them.

No.

And he's like,

no, I don't want to wreck the

energy.

I'm like, huh.

The real problem between David and Elle is that Elle doesn't want David dating his sister.

It's not just the betrayal of you weren't there for me when we had to do this deal and I got beat up.

It is part and parcel that you were with my sister and I don't want.

Can I ask a question about this?

Is it because, I mean, are we to believe that they're also drug dealers or what are they doing in this big duffel bags?

I don't think they're dealing.

I felt like they were just moving drugs from place to place, which sounds like dealing.

But it seems

to be more just like a transportation.

I think they are

couriers.

They're delivery.

But at one point he goes, this is a big, like, he basically says, like, this is a big load.

Can you handle it?

He's like, I can handle it.

It's like, well, it's just a heavier bag.

Like,

he's worried about the weight of the bag.

It was about 35 pounds.

You can carry that 35.

I could go.

Because

maybe it's the value of it.

Maybe it's like this is a big deal.

And that's, isn't that the whole thing of like one more of these and we're done and like we're getting out or whatever?

Well, yeah, and that's what I was like.

but even i don't know why that guy would need two kids to just drop bags across town like it seems like kind of a waste of money like just get one of your guys to do it they are one of his guys

are they his guys yeah i think in this well they seem to they seem to be working a lot of freelance time they're like hey do you got any you got anything for us to bring across i don't think that there's a payroll or they're like w nine you need to see them fill out like a w-9 what's going on well i feel like they're trying to walk.

You wanted them on 1099.

I want to see if they're an S-Corp or whatever.

I guess like what I want, but I guess my thought was they don't, I think they do a very,

they're walking this fine line of saying they're not always working for this guy, but when they need money, they'll work for this guy.

Yeah.

But dance is going to get them out.

They're trying to, they're trying to, they are, their priorities are dancing, but they have to do.

So this is why he doesn't want him to date his sister.

No.

So that has nothing to do with him.

He doesn't dating yeah he doesn't want to dating his sister because he's a player right i think he's a little bit of a player but also i think that l is weirdly possessive of his sister and it's really gross that but then the other guys the other guy yeah it's really gross

The other guys accuse David of always pursuing the women in their, in their, in their world, and they name a bunch of other women.

You did it with this girl and that girl.

And they seem to all be down on David.

But then it seems like the whole reason why he's mad at David is because he decided he was going to take that big giant load himself.

I don't think,

okay.

That's not, you want to rephrase that?

No, he was like, people can clip it.

He was going to say,

let me take that giant load by myself.

Okay, wait a minute.

Oh, God.

It's getting worse.

AI's going to have that.

I just felt like that was like, I feel like he was mad at him and like

I just felt like

but then at the end when he's like that's how you're gonna talk to your girl and then they so hardcore make out in front of him

that I was like oh don't do that either though

there was a lot of like very wide mouth kisses big open big open mouth kisses but I like when his grandma said Elgin Barrett, Eugene Smith III.

It's like, wow,

that's a big big name.

That is a fucking masterful name.

Grandma's my favorite character with her

gout.

Absolutely.

Her everything.

When she said, I've never heard this phrase before, and I love it.

She says, I diapered it so I can ask about it.

I was like, fuck, that's a shirt.

And honestly, I clocked that.

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After the first dance contest, they win and those two their two girls come up to them and be like, hey, we want to join the group.

And they're like, Great, tomorrow at one o'clock, practice or whatever.

Do those girls ever join the group?

Yeah,

those girls become the Dorphon golf girls.

Remember where they put the feet down on the ground and they pull their sweatshirts over and they're like, We're little people dancing around.

Okay.

Yeah, they join the crew.

That's fine.

Oh, I thought I was going to see it.

It felt like we were setting up some sort of a love triangle or something.

Nope.

Here's what I

I said, I wrote down, don't say this, because it won't work, but I am going to say it.

But villain Paul is, he'll say anything.

No, because it's so small.

Like, obviously, this is this giant warehouse.

There's so many people there.

The minute the dance competition is over, it's deadly silent.

Like, so silent.

Like, there's not even, there's no noise.

It's like it's a vacuum.

It's like, there's, like, do we need any sound design for this?

No.

Nothing.

Not people leaving, not a clink of a bottle, not a door open, not a, hey,

nothing.

Just

in that movie, there's so many times where it's a giant crowd and it's like, Steve Harvey and that stands.

Like, yeah, no, I took care of it.

There's people all around him.

Silent.

I watched this movie, watching it, and I was laughing my head off.

Again, it wasn't going to work, but I needed to express it.

One of my favorite things is when they get to the MTV, like the much of the third act is just this gigantic dance contest that is the MTV Lil Kim video opportunity, $50,000 prize dot dot dot and

what's so funny is at certain points Lala is just talking into the same camera that is otherwise being used to shoot the movie yeah

that's right so it's the same frame it's like here we are showing these people and then it's Lala be like hey attempted right into Lens I was like whoa

We can't do this.

We need another.

This has to be established.

Nope.

You can't just have someone looking into Lens with a microphone now.

That's the camera that I use to look into the movie world.

I don't want it looking back at me.

That's

what we're saying.

That's like a.

We're talking about that's like a, what you're saying is like that's the story hearers lens, right?

The story hearers.

Listener.

You mean the story listeners of America?

I couldn't remember what I said.

Yeah, that's a good thing.

Oh, I remember it.

It's the story listeners of America.

I unfortunately have complete recall of the last 40 minutes of my life.

So the story that you were, yeah, they really crossed the story listeners lens right there.

And that's easy.

That's what these are.

Listen, I laughed so hard.

During the semis at the big competition in the third act.

Oh, I love this.

I laughed so hard when David's crew, before he joined Elles, when David's crew gets knocked out, the reason it got knocked out is because there's several falls.

Yeah.

Those falls happen.

And there are some really elaborate jumps and moves.

That's not how people are falling.

People in that dance crew are falling, just walking.

Just honestly standing.

I thought that someone was shot.

So funny.

I thought that someone was shot because they fell out of frame.

I was like, whoa, what happened?

Not a tamper.

Damn frame.

They didn't get twisted up in a move.

They just simply fell.

Walking backwards.

Yep.

Walking backwards for a reset.

Stumbling.

It's not even falls.

People are going to be a little bit more.

It's just stumbling around.

There are so many things in this movie that are

beautiful and great, but I also, again.

Like what?

What do you mean, beautiful and great?

Here's something that

are beautiful and great, you just have to be surprised.

So many things.

I'll tell you something that's beautiful and great.

The grandma, when the grandma, when Elf first goes to see her and she's complaining about all of her stuff, the grandma brings out some orange juice for him and she pours him the smallest glass.

I don't know if anyone else clocked it, but it's like this big.

It's a shot of orange juice.

Well, but I think that that shot of orange juice is just to get you to this scene where you get

the hot cocoa latte.

They say, Chocolate, make the bang go away.

Who says that?

Me.

Anything that's hot and chocolate, girl, you know you can't go wrong.

I can't believe Elden put his hands on on you.

I would have taken my shoe off and did damage.

Things are so messed up, you think.

And you know what?

You can stay here as long as you need to because you know you're my crow and you know that I got you.

Thanks, C.

You're welcome.

Now, I'm finna get my makeup kit and we finna have a girl's night dinner.

I like a coffee before a girl's night.

A hot cocoa coffee before a girls' night.

Did she say that was a mochaccino?

She said it's a hot cocoa latte.

Uh-oh.

The best part of that scene to me, and I don't know who wrote the movie.

I didn't look up the writers, but it's so reeks of

like late 90s, someone writing, a guy writing a script, and they're like, what do girls do?

Yeah.

They light candles.

I know they like candles to be cozy.

Hot cocoa.

Yep.

Big time.

Big time, like sitting also on the edge of a bed, drinking giant mugs.

It's all your conversations.

Both of you sitting on the edge of a bed.

Yeah, and then it's time to do each other's makeup.

It's like he hit all of the things that girls do.

Now, I will say this.

They have the finale in the LA Convention Center, in the lobby of the LA convention center.

That's not a main area.

They have put a couple of bleachers in the front hallway.

Like when you walk through the front door, like this, that to me was like, this is really low rent.

This is not, this is not, this is not, how big is this?

Well, and they also didn't have, correct me if I'm wrong, they didn't have Lil Kim for the first shot of her, correct?

Sorry, what do you mean?

When they were first introduced.

You don't see Lil Kim yet.

She's not at that judge's table, I don't think.

Well, that's not actually.

She is the character of Lil Kim, but that's not actually Lil Kim.

What?

So the shots of her all from the side,

we never get to see her face full on.

I do not believe that, I believe that there was one day they didn't have Lil Kim

for whatever reason, and they put someone else in there that was not Lil Kim.

That was Lil Kim Stand-in.

Do you have that?

Well,

I have Lil Kim.

Do you have Lil Kim Stand-in?

Do you have have Lil Kim's in the middle?

Do you have those shots?

Do you have those shots for at the judge?

Do you have those shots of

Lil' Kim stand-in from the side?

We're going to get a little Kim

wins today.

You're going to want to remember their faces because the next time you'll see them, we'll see Lil Kim's hot new video.

Give it up a little bit.

Choreographer.

Alright, so she's there.

That's not her.

That's not Lil Kim.

No.

What's so funny about that is that

right there, that's not Lil Kim?

I don't think so.

so wow now what what i love about this is i love

theory um to little kim if now i know that might be not little kim but at least for the movie's reality if that is little kim they introduce her and people act as if she's come out of behind from behind a curtain yeah like she's been sitting at this table right there yeah with her security and then it's like

will you rewind just a few frames from the there is a because the

that's little kim okay so yeah okay so it is the

wait a minute.

You're suspect of this little Kim as well?

Yeah, I don't know.

I'm gonna go in on they're all little Kim.

It feels like it's the same shot that they had two cameras together and one.

Let's go back and see.

Is she there?

It's so small.

See, she's not there there.

Oh, yeah.

She's there.

Where is she?

Okay, she's over there.

Whoa.

I'm having trouble.

I don't understand the geography.

All the way over there.

This is, this is, we only have little Kim for three hours, so we're going to put her off in the corner so we won't ever see her.

What's

this about?

What's over here?

Like, why are there tall tables like they're going to get like there's waiter service?

I'm so confused by the geography.

Hold on, hold on, hold on.

Hold on, hold on, hold on.

100%,

this is an ironing board.

These are folding tables, but that's an ironing board, right?

No, it's the DJ.

I see it now.

But for a minute, I was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, what?

Well, okay, so

what I do like about this is this is a passionate movie, and there's that moment where they break out into a fight, you know, when they have that dance battle.

That was not scripted.

That was real.

The dancers were upset with each other for real in the $5,000 dance, and Steve Harvey did have to break it up.

So that is a good reason why Mr.

Rad needs to be around because these are actors in a movie.

Hey, hey, stop.

So yeah, they got a little upset because they felt like they were not allowing each other to do the best dancing.

Even though that's scripted that they have to lose, I guess they had a hard time taking the fall there.

And so, yeah, and thank God for Steve Harvey being there because it stopped the action.

Always, I mean, like, we're really like elevating Steve Harvey this episode to it.

God,

Steve Harvey is the fucking best.

I love it.

I think Mr.

Red shot Lil Saint.

Look, if it was to take down that big guy, you got to do it.

Oh, man.

Wow.

Think about it like this.

Those two kids, they get this money.

They're going to eventually.

I mean, what's the end game of this, though, too?

The dance cruise?

Like, I guess to be on America's Got Talent?

I don't think.

Maybe.

I mean, that's the economics of the crew.

It's hard, right?

Because especially with like the early competitions where they're just splitting $700 between 23 people.

Nobody's walking home with a lot of money.

And it does seem like some of the sequences they do, they have to practice a lot.

So, those are hours they're putting in.

I'm talking about the economics of it, though, June.

Like, did you have an issue when those guys said, hey, we'll put up the $5,000?

I knew you were going to ask about this.

I knew you were going to ask about this.

This is arguably what causes, doesn't this cause the defection that leads to their moves being able to be stolen?

Because that guy who wants the equal split goes to the waiting.

I still don't understand how the moves can be stolen when they're being performed publicly.

And that guy left.

I'm assuming these were upcoming moves.

Okay.

Oh, so they were like, they're like banking like, so in two months, we'll be...

These are the new moves.

It's like when Zoolander's like, I'll one time reveal Magnum.

It's like that.

I just watched Zoolander, so I have a lot of Zoolanders.

It's red.

Just like that, Zoolander.

Just like it.

So what did they say?

That Elle and David were going to take $1,500 off the top?

They were going to take

$2,000.

$3,000 out of the $5,000?

Yeah.

That's a lot.

But they were putting up the full thousand.

They were putting up the full $5,000.

I thought it was a lot, but I also would have loved to have known about the hours they're putting in choreographing and then teaching, and also any costs they have with rental space, etc.

Yeah,

who is the choreographer?

Who's coming up with the moves?

I don't know.

And I do think they should be compensated.

It doesn't seem like

there is any hierarchy to be like, it's not like, oh, this is my crew.

Wade is like, dance captain.

Wade is definitely the head.

You think?

Well, they say Wade is crew.

He's a head of crew.

Yeah, I guess so.

So, I mean, like, his is a monarchy, but, like, our guys is a democracy.

Yes.

I don't think so, though.

I mean, I think David and Elle are definitely the heads of the crew.

I agree with that.

Yes.

And I also think they're doing a lot of admin.

Like, they're figuring out

where to sign up.

Sounds like I'm fine with that.

He's really good at Excel.

Like, he's doing all the spreadsheets and stuff like that on Excel.

I'm so weirded out by how you're putting the emphasis on the X in Excel.

Excel.

Excel.

What is up with you, man?

Excel.

Excel.

Excel.

Excel.

Excel.

Excel.

It's an Excel document.

He's good with Excel.

Like, honestly, what's up?

I don't feel

I don't, I'm genuinely, like, I don't feel safe.

All right, so let's go to the crowd.

Let's see what they have.

Street to the streets.

Let's go to the street.

Street to the streets.

Let's go.

Street rules.

Here we go, everybody.

All right, street rules.

Here we go.

What do you got?

All right, what's your name?

What's your question?

My name's Josh.

I was thinking that maybe this might come for Jason and June.

I don't think Lil Saint died.

I think that it was like a cover-up.

And because his family left early, his dad was one of them.

And he took them and he abducted him.

He got him on flight Oceanic 815.

And that's why he ended up as Walt on Lost.

You know, it's funny.

I actually did.

By the way, that is Walt from Lost.

Yes.

I did have questions about where that family was.

And how they were out of this.

This kid, we need to get him out of here.

So you think he was released from the hospital

and the body was already if those kids fucking come, you tell them he's dead.

That's brutal.

They're dumb.

They won't Google anymore.

Yeah.

You tell them they're dead.

We're going to go to Australia or whatever.

They'd have to go to Australia and be coming back, right?

Yeah, so I guess event, like they went to Australia for a bit and then they came.

Yeah, so anyway, I like your theory that that is what happened with Walt.

Okay, great.

We finally get some more lost fanfic.

Hi, how are you?

Hi, I'm Doug.

Hey, Doug.

We're trying to figure out my crew and I.

Okay.

What?

Wait.

Are you guys?

Doug Screw?

Is this Doug Screw?

Doug Screw over here.

Doug Screw, everybody.

What is the deal with the door in L's house?

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

This is a great.

Yes.

So describe this door a little bit.

At first, I honestly thought it was like the Louisiana,

what is that, flower?

Like, it looked like some sort of, and then I was like, it's a Celtic symbol.

There's some sort of symbol, cross-like symbol on the door.

New Orleans Saints logo.

But they're in Los Angeles.

You can still be a Saints fan.

I got a lot of friends that are Saints fans.

Maybe it's from New Orleans.

Maybe they're from New Orleans.

Okay.

I thought about it, thank you for bringing it up, Doug, and your crew.

Thanks to all of you.

Because I thought about it quite a bit.

And also, if you're here with a crew, please identify yourselves by a name.

Decide what your crew's name is when Paul gets to you.

All right, yes.

Hi.

Hey.

Is it just me?

Who the fuck are you?

What's your name?

What's your crew?

Pete and straight up, straight up, because I got my brother-in-law from Melbourne today.

So is it just me or is it just whoever could win the dance-off?

It's just if you have enough friends in the audience, because it's all sound-based in the end?

Absolutely.

Yeah, you could absolutely rig this.

First of all, no.

No, no, no, you couldn't.

Because they are fans of dance.

They're willing to...

Look, Wade's crew won in enemy territory because people were like, you know what?

I can't lie.

They're better.

How many shows do you think they're actually putting on?

Well,

they seem to do eight shows in two weeks.

It seems like there's money.

I think, Paul, you're just lobbying for the story listeners of America.

Thank you.

Storylisteners of America.

Does Mr.

Rad make is this mr rad's whole like job is he making a living at this no why can't he just like bring joy to the community jason like why can't he just be invested in the success of the youth mr rad first of all is

uh he is a uh obstetrician and wait a minute

he is

that's what i got from it like

he is uh delivering babies during the day but he also has a flexible schedule because because, you know, sometimes, oh, shit, there's a, I got to go.

And he'll leave.

You don't have a flexible schedule as an obstetrician.

Well, you kind of got a fucking, you know, you don't know when it's going to happen.

That's the definition of not having a flexible schedule.

Here's what I'm saying.

He gets a beep.

Oh, shit.

Baby's coming.

You guys got five minutes.

And he can always, you can always.

That's what you think is happening in the off-screen moments of this movie.

you think mr rad's getting beeped because he has to go deliver a baby yeah

no you're wrong

all right by the way i thought i i mentioned this to you backstage jason but i could not believe that we didn't get to see the little kim video yes

I thought for sure that would be the credits.

By the way, the Lil Kim video costs more than this movie.

There's no way that this movie could finance the Lil Kim video.

Like,

this is a low-budget film.

All right, yes, yes, your question.

Hi.

Hi, I'm Alex, and this is The Real OC Crew.

Ooh, The Real OC Crew.

The Real OC Crew.

I had a question about, we're confused about the economics.

They each had to put $5,000 in.

No.

$5,000.

Yeah.

Wait,

each team.

Each team.

Each team had to put in $5,000, but then they're only divvying up $5,000?

Well, I guess the five the $5,000 would go back no I think they're divvying up $10,000 no they're not she's right about that they are divvying up 5,000 but the five thousand no because they don't win they're not winning ten thousand they're winning

back their five thousand whoa wait why because

they put it in

a cut no it's like let me guess mr.

Rad gets the other 5k

it's it's a battle for $5,000 but they have to put up $5,000 to win $5,000 What happens with the other $5,000?

The $5,000 is going to go back to

David.

I put up $5,000.

So if I get it from my grandma,

wait, it doesn't matter where it's coming from.

It doesn't.

It does not, Paul?

The auspices of the $5,000 is irrelevant.

Well, no, it is relevant because it's not coming from the whole crew.

Right.

Like, let me explain it.

Let me explain it.

Let me give you the grandma analogy for it.

If I get $5,000 from my grandma, she only gave him $1,500, but if I get $5,000 from her,

then when I win the dance battle, I have to give back my grandma that $5,000.

So now we have the $5,000 that will split.

Oh, I agree with you.

Yeah,

that's why it's only $5,000 that they're splitting.

Because

it's $7,000 that the rest of the crew is splitting.

Because aren't David and L taking $1,500 each?

But wait, but

they're only winning.

David and L are putting up $5,000 of their own own combined money.

Which they are then saying, like, hey, hey, as investors in this, like, we deserve a much heavier cut.

We took the risk, yes.

Right, because the other crew is not putting up.

I think that's fine.

So the $5,000 goes back, and then they split that money, and they keep a percentage that's a little bit higher.

Quite a huge ball.

They only win $10,000.

No.

No, they only win $5,000.

It's not a $10,000 battle.

It's like,

we're going to challenge you for $5,000.

It's a $5,000 buy-in.

Right.

Thank you.

So that $5,000 goes back.

You got to pay back grandma with the $5,000.

Wait a minute, but if my team doesn't have a grandma, then you can't, you can't,

you can't afford to play.

You can't buy it.

I've got to have a grandma?

What if I don't have a grandmother?

What if my five?

I didn't want to get married and get a grandma-in-law.

Yeah, get a grandma in there.

Sorry.

No, it's okay

no so it's like if everyone put if you're if you have a five crew if you have five members in your crew and they each put in a thousand you get back your thousand and then you also get a thousand

yes i can't believe we've discussed this before but isn't that isn't that ten thousand dollars

well yes and no it's not

I guess if in your mind, the audience,

if you're saying, well, yes, and that mat, that I put in $5,000, I'm winning back my own money.

I guess, yes, if you want to view it like you're winning back your own money, you're just getting back.

It's like, what's the profit here?

$5,000.

Right.

Yes.

So the only thing they're going to win is $5,000.

But no, the prize is $10,000.

You don't think Mr.

Radz advertising that is $10,000?

Uh-oh.

Wait, no.

Now.

Okay.

Who will Paul be be now?

Who is this guy?

No.

Oh my gosh.

This movie made me take off my shoes.

Obviously, we have opinions about this movie, but there are people out there with a different opinion is.

Now, time for second opinions.

Hi, I'm Jen.

You got served, that's what it's called.

And though it's focused on the cruise, I really want to shine a light on the one star who came through.

Got arthritis in her leg, and now she thinks she's got the gal.

She is all our inspiration, she's the one who's showing out.

Grandma,

she earned this movie five stars.

We know she don't complain.

Oh, grandma, oh,

need to borrow some money.

Amazing.

Give it up as a wow.

Great second opinions tonight.

Like I said,

this movie, this movie was a bona fide hit.

You know,

the budget was $8 million.

Wow.

Opening weekend, it made $16 million.

And it went on to gross domestically $40 million.

Opened Opened number one at the box office the week it came out.

Paul, is this before or after Step Up, the first Step Up?

This is before.

So this is, okay.

Yeah, so 2004 is when it came out.

The average rating on this is a 4.6 out of 5 stars.

There are

1,900 total reviews, 83% are five stars, and here we go.

Okay, this is from Exuma X.

The title is Tight.

A lot of people gave this movie a low rating because they said it lacked plot.

I watch movies for entertainment.

I read books for plot.

Story listeners of America have spoken.

I was a street dancer myself from the dirty south and although this movie is several years old and and without the current moves, and they are updated, it's still a cool look back at the past.

They could have added more dancing and kicked up the effects a bit more, but it was slamming.

Plus, Megan Goode and Lil Kim were very, very sexy.

Five stars!

Wow!

I'm gonna mispronounce this person's name, but here we go.

Brenda Johnson writes in 2004.

Which of those do you think you missed?

Well, no, it's going to come up here.

Brenda Johnson is the writer, but she titles it, Michelle Molkanov is the best dancer in the movie.

I saw the movie with Michelle.

She is one of the dancers that appears in the big bounce competition.

She rocks.

The first time I went to see a movie in the U.S., I'm from Argentina.

was last January and it was you got served it's an amazing movie I love how they act.

And of course, how they dance.

Everyone in this movie rocks.

And Michelle Molokov is the best dancer in the world.

Five stars.

Michelle Molokov is the best dancer in the world.

Wow.

I wish we knew who that was.

Ling Ling writes,

This movie is off the heesy.

Forget about all them players who said this movie was sick of trash.

This movie is my life rizzle.

It's hella sweet dancing, made me want to bust all over the place.

Paul, again, these can be clipped.

These pieces

can be used elsewhere.

The story also had a well-developed plot, and all the characters were believable and intriguing.

Home, sizzle, get this movie, dog.

It's hot, peace, balla, and the title is holla at your boy.

This person just titled Amazon customer writes, yo, I hollered at my boy to pop one of these bad boys in for me the other day.

No, snap, this is some hot shit.

The dancing is like, whoa, and the moves are like insane.

You, yo, you better pick up this DVD right away because it's got the mad moves that are all up in your face, son.

And the title is, get off the hook.

Wow.

There it is.

Now I'll tell you this much.

Sequels.

Yes, it had it.

You got served, beat the world, 2011.

So almost like the very long delay.

2011.

Yeah.

That's quite, wow.

Went straight to video.

Six years later.

But it was released in foreign territories.

But here's the thing that actually happened.

The official dance tutorials from the film were released shortly after the movie's release on a tutorial DVD titled You Got Served, Take It to the Streets.

The 1984 dance movie that was the main influence on You Got Served was Breakin'.

The dancers for the film were divided into teams and rehearsed at Millennium Dance Studio and Debbie Allen's Dance Company.

And they basically kept them all separate to lend authenticity to their

legendary dance battles.

And

yeah, so

they brought in Simon Rugula, which sounds like a fake name,

to

bring in the other dance.

I'll be taking your daughter out tonight.

My name is Simon.

Simon Arugula?

What we have here?

I wanted to see, I think there is a, well, we don't need to watch a trailer for the second one.

Yes, we do.

All right.

All right, here we go.

Oh, I hope Lil Saints Ghost is in it.

Okay.

We got over 20 countries represented here tonight.

It doesn't matter what language you speak, because the language of hip-hop is universal.

We wanna be the first crew to bring free running to hip-hop.

It's crazy.

If we wanna win this competition, our moon's gotta be fresh.

Parkour!

I had the dream to do this, and that's all that matters.

How hard is it to be on time?

Since when do you speak for the crew?

I I just want to shake a hand to last year's champion.

It's a pleasure.

I also want you to get a chance to meet this year's champion.

Go to the winners.

I need you to stay focused.

Don't always handle my business.

She's our competition.

Can you press pause for one second?

40 crews?

That's a lot to take.

Take five.

40 crews.

40 crews?

40 crews, 10 minutes of dialogue.

This movie, and it's six hours long.

The only thing in my mind right now is winning.

If you you wanna step up, I'll screw you right here.

She's not going with you.

You know dancing is our only way out.

Wow.

I'll be honest, it looks so good.

It looks great.

It looks so much better.

I love that thing.

Yes,

we gotta do it.

I would like to.

I'm sorry, ma'am.

I know you really don't want us to no

no

no

no

gross

thoughts

oh wow I'm looking forward to this this movie the international movie yeah for me there was just I never thought I'd say this too much dancing

There was too much dancing.

There was too much dancing.

Well, and yeah, just too much lateral dancing.

Like every dancing seemed the same as the last.

And each of the competitors, none, like they did not seem to get the numbers in the choreographer, choreography rather, didn't get more complicated or complex.

It didn't heighten to something so that at the end it felt, whoa, this is, it all felt, yes, the same.

And all the teams had the same moves, it seemed.

Yeah.

I loved it.

That being said, I still loved it.

I liked this movie too.

I thought it was

like,

I wanted it to be dumber, like in a way.

How could it be dumber?

What?

You wanted so much from this movie.

Like, it gave you so much dumb.

I guess you're right.

I mean, I found it completely enjoyable.

I think that I like the side characters.

I would like to see, I would like to see You Got Served Universe, you know, blow it out.

We'll see a movie with, you know, Mr.

Rad

working with what's going on.

Yeah, beautiful.

We'll see all that sort of stuff I think that will be great I think the hospital should be the centerpiece we call it you got served like meets Gray's anatomy interesting oh wow

but no I recommend this movie I recommend it and

oh yeah this is a blast I mean I will say step up a better version of a dance crew movie I love those movies but this was a this went down so smooth this afternoon I loved it I was down for it all right well thank you so much good night everybody

you know what You might have gotten served, but don't beat yourself up about it.

It happens to the best of us.

By the way, speaking of the best of us, we're going to Canada.

That's right.

How did this get made is going to be in Vancouver on July 12th at the Queen Elizabeth Theater.

The movie is the 2001 Sylvester Stallone F1 movie, or maybe it's just a car racing movie.

It's called Driven, and it is beautiful.

It is available to rent in Canada, so don't worry about that.

You can get tickets by going to hdtgm.com.

My book, Joyful Recollections of Trauma, is now out in paperback.

You can go to my website.

You can check out all the extra bonus content, videos, pictures, whatever.

And the book has 20 extra pages.

If you want it autographed, just go to my website or how did this get made?

And you can just click a little link and I'll sign it.

I'll personalize it.

I'll make it perfect for you.

Jason is continually on Taskmaster in one of the best seasons in recent memory.

Oh my gosh, what I wouldn't give for for me and Jason to host a Taskmaster here in the States would be an absolute dream.

Now, if you're thinking about t-shirts, we did make one.

It is the Story Listeners of America.

It looks a little bit like an NPR logo.

It's the United States with headphones on.

You can get that as a sticker, a mug, whatever you want.

The dashery will get you hooked up any way you want your merch.

Check out all the merch from our tour.

And a big thank you to everyone that always helps us on our tour, and especially at Largo, our home theater.

That is our producer Cody, our producer Scott, Molly Reynolds, and our sound engineer Casey Holford and Rich Garcia.

As always, I'm thanking Avril Halley and I want to continue to send her good thoughts, good will.

Anything you can, send it her way.

You can check out our Discord where you can see how to reach out to her via email or actually snail mail.

Just don't send anything that smells or is perishable.

And if you want to continue this conversation about you got served, hit us up on the discord at discord.gg slash hdtgm or 619paulask.

You can leave a message for me about you got served.

And again, we will break it down for you.

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