80s Action Stars

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Yea. Welcome everybody to Back to
the Eighties Radio as we embark on a

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thrilling journey through time. Today is
an incredible show because we've got a special

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guest. Not only is it the
man, the myth, and the legend,

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the one who hides inside Randy's Donuts
at night and makes his appearance at

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around two or three in the morning
in a wet two two. No,

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ladies and gentlemen, there's more than
that. Today we're diving headfirst into the

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world of adrenaline pumping cinema, revisiting
the era that birth some of the most

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iconic action stars of all time.
But we shouldn't do this alone. Our

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special guest is the famous, maybe
in some parts of the world, infamous

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Dave from the YouTube channel Dave's Archives. And to his side is the infamous

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Wondrous Chang. Gentlemen, Welcome to
Back to the Eighties Radio. Hi,

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guys, what an amazing, awesome
and show. Thanks for having me.

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Yes, well, Dave, you
sound excited. Welcome to the show.

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It's good for you to be here
again. We love when you come out

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of the show. I was talking
to a couple of sweet babies the other

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day about how gorgeous you look at
that ace E DC black heavy metal shit

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and your taxi cab tie hat.
You look like you're straight out of New

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York cat You dig well, ladies, gentleway, we do have Dave from

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Dave's archives with us today, and
before we talk to Dave, and I

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do want to give every single one
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keeping us inside of your head at
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But tonight very special show. We
are going to be talking about action

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stars of the nineteen eighties. We
don't need Ciskel and Ebert because today next

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to me, my right, your
left, my left, you're right,

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doesn't matter. We have Day from
Dave's archives and of course the ever wondrous

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Chang. Gentlemen, we are going
to be talking about the greatest stars in

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action movies of the eighties. Don't
go away. This is back to the

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eighties. We're gonna be right back
day there. It certainly is a big

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Bone's a very big fun big Jeff, It's a very big fluffy fun.

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Why is the beef come handbag a
place to give you all luck? As

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beeve on a lot of bund where's
the beat at Wendy's? We have a

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hamburger we modestly called a single,
and Wendy's single has more beef than the

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whopper all big macwend did you get
more beeland less bun? Hey? I

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don't think you want something better?
Your Windy is kind of people, ladies

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and gentlemen. I'm Shadow Stevens and
you must listen to back to the eighties

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radio. It's the law, all
right, So let's do this. Why

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don't I take it away with one
of my favorite actors of the eighties.

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His character was called Axel Holy.
Now, this is an actor who tended

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to be more of a comedian than
an action star, but made a few

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movies into the action genre and just
hit it huge, partly because of his

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comedy the way his take and I'm
talking about Eddie Murphy. For me,

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Eddie Murphy is overlooked a little bit. We don't well, you know,

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when we talk about action movies of
the eighties, you don't really tend to

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look at Eddie Murphy. But he
is one of those action stars that became

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huge for movies such as, of
course, the Beverly Hills Cop Trilogy and

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also forty eight Hours. If you
guys remember that flick. Oh yeah,

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I love that flick. So I
love both of those flicks. I'm enticed

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and also wow, I see his
point, but I disagree. No,

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you would because Dick Hayter made his
appearance on the show. You know,

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he's got like this, there's like
this comedian actor imbalance, and you know

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in some actions all of his action
movies he was he was half comedian,

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mostly commedic in those movies. But
he has his real comedy movies too that

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I enjoyed. So he wouldn't be
my first pick. Elo. I love

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his action movies. He's just amazing. Job. Yeah, I chose him

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as my number ten for example,
as my last one, and then going

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all the week to number one from
there. Dave said he would say about

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top five, I put him in
my number ten list. I would not.

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I wouldn't put Eddie Murphy in my
top twenty. For action hero Superstar

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all the eighties. I would probably
put Brad. No, not Brad,

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I would probably put Brad Pitt.
Brad Pitt for me is a great action

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hero. No he was, Oh
boy, Bruce Willis, I would say

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Bruce Willis. But Bruce Willis also
had a comical side to a lot of

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his characters as a hero in movies. It's not like Eddie Murphy Eddie.

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Yeah, it's a very sarcastic tone
for sure, but it's I do like

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Verus his personality in all his action
movies. I mean they're all the same,

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but they're all very good. Bruce
Willis came from doing Moonlighting, right,

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and then he also appeared in a
couple of other movies that show.

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No, I hated it. It
was not Mike. I was a teenager.

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I wasn't interested in Moonlighting right at
that. No, No, not,

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you know, not sixteen years old
and watching Moonlighting. No. But

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I was into Bruce will especially for
his character role John McLean in one of

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my personal favorite movies, action movies
of the eighties, which I totally am

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with the group of people that say
that definitely Diehard is a Christmas movie.

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Yeah, I mean it's all theme
throughout the movie, so makes you think

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about Christmas. Yeah, yeah,
And how terrible that would be if you

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ruined your Christmas at time, that
point of time, right then and there,

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when you're watching a movie with your
loved ones. Hey, Dave,

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by any chance, have you went
on your trips to southern California to Century

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City. Have you ever been to
the famous Nakatomi Plaza, Because it's there,

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it's a it's a real building and
it's there. No, I wanted

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to go. I've never been,
but I've always wanted to go. Some

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brand made a one, i don't
know, one one hundredth scale or something

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like model of it that you could
buy for their four K release or something.

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It was amazing. But they were
having that event there. Any long

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story short now, I've always wanted
to go. That'd be awesome. I

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want to get the shirt at least. So apparently I've heard that they had

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to basically move people away from the
building because so many people were going to

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you know, sight Seen and they
found out, Oh, that's the Nacatomi

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Plaza building, when in fact it
is the Fox Building, Fox, the

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Fox Channel building. Yeah. Oh
okay, okay, I didn't know.

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No, And it was that Lead
was that that's leethal Web, not leath

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Web, And that's die hard,
die hard we're telling about all these Diehard

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one, right, yeah, yeah, that was my favorite character from Bruce

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Willis. Oh really yeah, because
that was his you know, Diehard one,

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two, three, and the rest. I think there's like twenty of

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them. After drinking a bottle of
tequila thinking of each character to keep up

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with you, who's drinking weak germ
All right? All right, Dave,

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you heard the chang so um mister
Rogers as my hero, mister Rogers,

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the action hero of the eighties.
Yes, I remember him very well,

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Please, won't you do? My
neighbor, my neighbor. It was a

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toss up between It was the pretty
obvious. I don't want to sound like

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a sheep from the eighties, but
I said best that's alone and Arnold,

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Arnold Swartz nega get his ass out
of here. And I was like,

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Okay, I gotta pick one.
I gotta pick one. It definitely Arnold.

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I mean, if if you want
to have someone with blockbuster titles and

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that were actually almost all very good
I enjoyed as a kid, it would

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be Arnold. Come, what was
your favorite movie? Would you say?

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From arnold list of blockbuster movies?
Because you're right, he did have every

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single movie that he had, those
action was just huge. What was your

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favorite action movie with Arnold Schwartzeneiger?
Obviously Terminator two, or it would be

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Conan really okay, okay, I
I those are probably my time two favorite

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or most respected movies that I have
of him. I'd say the funnest movie

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would probably be Twins, but that
wasn't really an action hero. I mean

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it was he actually he did play
a hero in there, just a you

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know, just not an action hero. Yeah, say the Family. But

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there were some action in that motel. Oh, there was some action in

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that motel room. There definitely was. That was my favorite scene everywhere that

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many times for the movie Rental Place. Yes, what about you, Chang,

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what do you think? What's your
favorite flick with Arnold Schwarzenegger. It's

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got to be a Conan and Commando
all the way. Do you imagine if

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the United States had one hundred commandos
like him? But dude, Conan command

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Now, okay, so those are
actually very good flicks. There's some of

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my favorite as well, Commando especially, And I saw Dave on the screen

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right now going like, ah,
shoot, I forgot about Commando. I

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toured, man, I think I
have to change, you know, and

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I'm not gonna change it. I'm
gonna stick to it. But it's a

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really close one between Conan and Commando. I I think I like a Commando

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more. I want to say I
do, But I've actually watched Conan way

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more times than a Commando. Very
nice, and it's Bennet, it's you're

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an asshole. My favorite two flicks
from Schwartzenegger. Number one is Predator.

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I forgot about that too, dang
it, Dave, come on. My

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favorite flick is a Predator, followed
by Commando number two. My old age

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guys, y'all have some sympathy,
right, you're the youngest one of the

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bunchs. I guarantee you. I
guarantee you. Wait, how old are

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you? Guys? By the way, you can take this off the radio

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if you want. Just for that, I'm gonna leave that. I've I'm

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gonna leave that. Put it on
there. I don't give it. I

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am currently fifty eight. I'm a
grandfather of two, a boy and a

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girl, Ivan Junior and Angelina.
I got four kids, bro, from

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the ages of thirty nine to thirty
eight to thirty seven to twenty nine,

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four girls, Bro. So you
are like I'm old school, I'm the

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real thing. Yeah, you're an
og gen X. I mean you like

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you're like true gen x. Today
I felt as old as I will ever

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feel. Fifty one. How about
you? Yahn Jeff said it a thousand

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times. Actually I've never heard.
No, I don't even know what You

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look very young, though, and
I want to say you look forties at

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least forty two, forty three,
forty seven. Oh, I'm bisentennial baby,

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very so, don you go bow
talks or low talks. Don't go

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away. There's more with Dave's archives
here talking about nineteen eighties action stars.

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Nobody has the movie I want.
Hey, if it's on video, Blockbuster

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probably hasn't. I mean, we
have over ten thousand videos. Wow,

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I'll watching spas have them back tomorrow, I promise, relaxed a Blockbuster you

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can keep your videos for three evenings, so take home plenty and use our

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twenty four hour quick drop. Do
you have any hill Rin's videos? Sure,

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Blockbusters America's Family Video Story. You
know we have more kids videos than

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any place else. Hey, more
movies, more night, more fun.

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eighties. Okay, hello everybody,
this is back to the eighties radio.

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You're talking to you right now.
This is uh, this is your power,

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the only power you're ever gonna need
in life. Okay. My name

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is Tony and I come from the
island of Couba. My name is Tony

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Montana. And so we're here.
The two cycles that usually got the show,

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they're not here today. Okay,
they're Toscano. Chay, they go

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off. They want to do some
pile driving. Who knows what they're gonna

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do right now about anyway, I'm
got in the show tonight. We got

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a special phone call right now.
Let's I don't even know how to work

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this machine. What do you do
here? Okay? There we got hey,

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stop ringing? Oh yeah, oh
yeah, okay, Okay. So

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I want to ask both of you, gentlemen, a question, okay,

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being that you guys are two actually
stars from the eighties that you only wish

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you can look as good as me. Homing Okay, So this is the

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question for you guys. Having all
these muscles, do you feel that those

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muscles getting away from you winning any
real Awards for movies. Okay, like

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me, I don't need the muscles, man. All I need is my

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white powder and my white suit.
Anytime I it's okay, don't answer at

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the same time. Sometimes have to
go pumping iron and that to go make

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peepee and then go to chi.
I can't see my pipe. Oh yo,

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who say peepy on the phone?
Wing? Okay, listen, this

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is family program. We don't talk
about the pepis. We don't talk about

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the peppers. Go ahead, man, continuing, So I like that for

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you. You the ah, hello
baby? What about you, mister Stallone?

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What do you don't you think that
the muscles were a little too much?

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Oh? I never think the most
too much. I want you to

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go and watch me right now.
I'm doing the Tulsi king you want you

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want? You tell you go to
shoot from respect. Let me tell you

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if they do my pepe I got
down the on stage and I perform like

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a monster. I got so much
drip, let me tell you. But

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they get over there and they come
back down and they touched me down there,

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and I tell myself, thank you, Lloyd. We're making my muscle

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so big and creamy, like like
lazy parmesan and okay, lady and gentlemen,

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we'll be back. This is back
to the eighties. If they were

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a laxative, they'd be so powerful
you could stand on your head and on

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la cili. That's position would not
only be but also I'm dignified. And

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now back to the eighties with Toscato
and Chain. Welcome back. This is

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back to the eighties radio. We
have Dave from Dave's Archives. Tonight we

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were talking about eighties action stars and
eighties action heroes and we talked about a

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little bit about Arnold Schwarzenegger. We
had a little bit of fun. All

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right, Dave, I think you're
next. It was a toss up between

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him and still One only because you
know, Rambo is probably on my top

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three favorite action movies. The original
Rambo exactly like a good story. But

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yeah, Arnold Cake, he's done
more content and quality compared to him in

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my opinion. So you know,
there's also another actor that definitely is an

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action star. He started in the
early eighties very young. He's an Australian

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actor that came out in the World
Warrior, also in Mad Max that then

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became very very famous in the Lethal
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mel Gibson. Mel Gibson would bring
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he was a little I don't want
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but he did bring a little bit
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sarcastic, I guess you could say
in his roles, and they wrote the

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sarcasm at points in all of his
movies, and he had some comedic script

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to it they wrote. They wrote
it so that the timing was really good,

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you know, and it wasn't like
overdone. Yeah, and it always

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kind of meshed with his other movies
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and it's not all the time.
When it is, you appreciate it.

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One of the movies that we didn't
talk about stallone movies, and I'm want

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to tell you it's one of the
movies that I don't know if you either

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love it or hate it. I
personally loved it, and it's a it's

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a forgotten one of his movies.
And I'm talking about Cobra. Yeah,

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dude, that is an amazing movie. That is such a good movie.

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I mean the beginning scene where he's
in that little mini market. Yes,

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it like set the tone. It
was so good. Then he gives busting

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out to the street. I look
like San Francisco was filmed, right,

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lot of so a lot of the eighties

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movies, if not most of the
action movie A lot of them are known

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for their cheesy lines. And you'll
remember some of those lines. But Stallone

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had one of the cheesiest that I
have ever heard. But I love the

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line. And it's when he's at
that market and there's that guy who's holding

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up the market and he says,
if you don't step back, I'm going

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to kill one of these people.
And what does Stallone say? What does

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Cobra say? The character he says, here killer on this sol place up,

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go ahead, I don't shut her
little toothpick sticking. Yes, man,

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I don't think he who says that
I'm the necessary eva. It's a

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it's kind of dark, but it's
fun too. I love I mean,

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it's it's just out of control and
a lot some of those scenes. I

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love it. It's a good movie. Balls in your Court. Who do

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you say? Is another one of
your favorite eighties actors. It's a hard

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one because he has so little films
that are action oriented, but it wouldn't

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be Patrick Swayzey because The Roadhouse.
Oh yes, you know, you're right,

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that was a great movie. By
the way, he played such an

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amazing role, a vncing roll of
this ultra extreme machee's most super kick ass

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action guy. Right, he was
like I want, I want to I

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want to pop people's throats out and
kung fu bears and the art pick that

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didn't happen. But either way,
but you know, it was a really

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an amazing movie. Yeah, I
remember his his role in the movie.

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He was this the ultimate bouncer.
You remember he was called up to all

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these bars to help out, so
it was pretty cool and whispy tall cowboy

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friend come down and help him out. And then he had that beautiful lady

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with the picnic linen yes cloths.
Right, I'll never forget that outfit she

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had. She has boots, these
daisy dukes and that little white and red

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checkerboard top country puffy top. That
was very revealing. But yeah, that's

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a very lot. That was a
lot of talking about one character. Yeah,

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that's funny because you've shown a lot
of commercials from the eighties where the

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women are wearing exactly that top.
It's just funny. Hmm, yeah a

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lot. Yeah, that that puffy
I don't know, innocent girl shirt top

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thing with the with the with the
shoulder pads, with the shoulder patties,

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wearing the patties. Patties are good. You can set coffee on it.

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Patties are always good. And you
know what, And going back to well,

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both Swayze and mel Gibson at a
point had two of the most most

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remarkable mullets that you could ever see
on TV. Yeah what hair they got

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professional haircuts for those mullets. Holy
mounts. They very strong. Everyone had

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a mullet, even if it was
just like a you know, a small

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mullet plant extreme ones. But everyone
had the flowing mullet hair in the bag

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right, your ears always exposed.
Let me ask you this, did you

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ever wear a mullet? Did you
ever like? Because I can tell you

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off the bat, I hated mullets. No, I didn't have one.

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I did have a fashioned hair cut
my mom My mom decided to spend some

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money, I mean during the summer, and she did me get a haircut

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at the mall. Anyway, it
was they she said make my son look

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like something the kids were like.
And so I didn't know anything about style.

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So she gave me something called a
duck cut tail cut. Oh I

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remember that, Yeah, ducktail cut. Yes, yeah, it's it's it's

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kind of like a mullet, or
your hair is more grown out than the

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front and it puffs out like a
back ass, like the ass. Yes

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of a duck. Yeah, absolutely, I had a puffy ass mullet.

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Yeah, but no, I remember
my mom. I lived in a very

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strict home, literally no brothers,
no sisters. But I was not the

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spoiled kind. And my mom said, until you're eighteen and can pay for

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your own haircuts, you will cut
your hair like I say. And that

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is and literally she had that ended
up not happening. I started kind of

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my having my own haircut after sixteen. That's awesome. You know. My

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haircut was always it was part into
the sign, but when I got to

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my teens, I parted it in
the middle, kind of like your stereotypical

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late eighties nineties boy Chang. I
know that you were not a lover of

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mullets because you had your own style
and you still do as a heavy middler

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guy did you always wear the same
haircut. Yes. As a matter of

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fact, I have had my hair
this long since nineteen seventy nine mid nineteen

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eighty. I was hiding my hair
under my collar. In eighth grade at

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Saint Benedict's. I was told on
so many occasions to cut my hair up

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to above collared length. I used
to wear rock shirts underneath my white Catholic

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school shirts so you could see bands
under destined to be rock and rolled.

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I'm want to throw out one actor
for you guys from the eighties, and

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he was an action star. He
was a guy that used to choreograph his

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own fights. He came out in
movies such as Blood Sport, Kickboxer,

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Cyborg. They used to call him
the Muscles from Brussels. And I'm talking

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about none other non the one and
only young Claude of Van Dam. God

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damn. I forgot about Van Dam. Yeah see see I was thinking about

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it. But he but he was
an action star, right, I mean,

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he did come out and well,
I love him. But now that

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I'm thinking about it more, as
I'm talking like the words coming out my

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mouth right now, now, I
kind of want to pick him too.

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You know. I had no idea, and this is something real life.

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I had no idea that he and
Dolph Lundgren had beef. Yeah. I

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think they almost got into a fight
in a public uh you know, with

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their suit. It's like going on
a red carpet or something. They literally

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almost got into a fight. Yeah, they like each other because they had

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these uh I'm better than you issues, so well, you know, that's

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that's one of the things that I
remember. They were interviewing Arnold on one

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of the night show talk shows and
said, and he said, you know,

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basically, back then, we didn't
like each other with stallone because we

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always wanted to, you know,
beat each other on the who's got the

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biggest and greatest movies. He was
just arrived, just arrived. It was

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just competition. It was all about
who is making bigger movies, Who has

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more definition and the muscles, Who
has more box office success, who kills

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more people, who kills people more
creatively, Who has bigger knives, Who

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has bigger guns? And I started
running around with machine guns that were only

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used for helicopters, mounting on helicopters, on tanks. It was crazy.

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It was all out war. Yeah, I don't know the backstory. But

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man, I mean, that's not
surprising at all. But that's weird though.

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I think if they, you know, at a more base vel,

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that they're just jealous of one another. I wanted to be like you,

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No, like you, the one
and only Jackie Chad. What do you

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think, Dave? I love Jackie. I love Jackie. Yeah? What

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about what about Mark di Costcos?
Oh? You got me? Who the

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heck is Mark di Costcos surf ninches
Man. Mark di Costcos was is a

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very big in the in the martial
arts community, a b actor for many

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years in those types of flicks,
but he's kind of risen the ranks.

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He was in the recent John Wick
movie. Yes, and he was in

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a movie called Crying Freeman. Would
she's an adapt in the adaption of the

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manga which became an anime, which
became a movie. These are all like

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hidden gyms anyone knows about. But
he's a he's he was really good in

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all of them. I think he's
a lower a rank worthy on the actor's

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skull, so he's pretty good and
he knows martial arts. Wow, notching.

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Did you know about Mark Decascos?
Hell? No, I know who

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he is now yep, yep.
The funny thing about this guy, Mark

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Decascos, he was he was on
Iron Chef. He was the the what

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was it, the host of one
of the Iron Chef shows many years ago.

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Yeah, the American adaption of the
Japanese Iron Chefs show. That that's

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right, all that week for your
own show. Uh. He was,

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Yeah, he was the what do
they call him, the Majesty to know,

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something like that, some grand title. Yeah, and he was kind

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of like this face, like the
Emperor or something like that. Yeah.

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Yeah, he was like the Cheetos
guy on the Chef. How about if

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I tossed Tom Cruise, Well,
just as much as we talked, I

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tossed in Eddie Murphy, but Tom
Cruise. Back then, he wasn't making

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a lot of action movies except for
Top Gun. What's a movie where he

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slides in the house. That was
risky business by the way. That movie

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was literally pretty close to porn for
back then. Yeah. And didn't he

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like drown a Porsche in the pond
in the back early Yes? So that

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car so iconic. My friend and
a buddy of mine bought one. It's

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like an exact replica same year.
I mean the car existed, so it's

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not really a replica. It's just
the same car. Anyway, he got

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one, dude, and he was
showing me some photos of it, and

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he said, this is the funnest
freaking car I've ever driven my life.

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And and like, I want,
I must have that car now. Yeah,

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I'm going to buy that car.
He said it was only fifteen thousand

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and his was like redounding up,
so I could probably was six thousand somewhere

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and you know, party yep up, Like, oh I don't easy boy.

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Yeah, it was a nine to
twenty eight pors yep yep, and

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it was like a gold color gold
yeah. And he showed me the gold

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photo. Dude. I was like, dude, Tom Cruise, there is

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another actor that I think we've all
forgotten. This actor has come to become

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more of like a meme nowadays.
Even the kids nowadays, the young kids

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that don't or never seen this actor
in a movie actually can tell you something

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about Chuck Norris. What do you
think of Chuck Norris in action movies such

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as Delta Force and movies like that. The most normal movie of him from

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for me is the Bruce Lee movie. Uh was it Chinese Connection? I

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can't recall. It might have been
Game of Death, but it might have

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been a different one. I know
that. So Chuck Norris in the eighties

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came out in action films like Delta
Force Missing an action code of Silence if

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you remember. And I don't know
when somebody decided, let's make Chuck Norris

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ultra famous by saying Chuck Norris jokes. Now, are you guys familiar with

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Chuck Norris jokes? They're still going
strong, by the way, since two

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thousand and one. All right,
So we're talking about the nineteen eighties and

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the greatest action starts from them.
And then I've got one more before we

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go to break, and then then
we'll see what other trouble we can get

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into. But the one that I'm
thinking of right now, guys, is

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an action star that came out in
movies such as Escape from New York,

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in Big Trouble in Little China,
and he also came out in a movie

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called The Thing. And although that
you gotta remember, I'm talking about Kurt

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Russell. You want to you want
to know the very first let me give

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you a trivia question, please,
well, was it? And you may

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know this because of my channel actually
and the very first piece of film he

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starred in that involved action. That
guy is a bona fade rock star,

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badass. Good call now to Scannel, I am surprised you didn't make that

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call because I believe you secretly used
to try to comb your hair in the

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bathroom mirrors such as his. To
answer your question and correct me if I'm

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wrong, I think Kurt Russell came
out in an Elvis movie. And I'm

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not talking about the newer Elvis movie
in the early two thousands or the nineties.

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I'm talking about it happened at the
World's Fair. Is that the one

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you're talking about? No, all
right, lay it on us, Lay

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it on us, Dave. It
was a toy commercial where he played a

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kid destroying tanks and shooting thing When
I was this is sixties. Oh fifties.

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Yeah, no, I didn't know
that. I had no idea channel.

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It's on the fifties and sixties epic
toy collection commercial. Oh wow,

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it's a series adds from that.
But that was a very he was.

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He was always, I guess,
typecasted for those little roles and commercial as

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a boy playing with action figures and
shooting things up and army men and that

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sort of thing. So in nineteen
sixty three there was a movie by Elvis

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called It Happened at the World's Fair. If you remember, Kurt Russell made

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his on screen debut in that movie
as the little boy who kicks Elvis Presley's

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shin. Oh no way, I
didn't know that. Yeah, So if

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you get a chance, go check
out It Happened at the World's Fair with

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Elvis Presley, and check out Kurt
Russell in that flick you were listening to

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Back to the Eighties Radio, and
we are going to take you out with

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some buggles with video killed a radio
star right here and back to the eighties

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Radio. Well, welcome back.
If you just joined us, we are

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much on the last leg of the
show. Today we are talking here with

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Dave from Dave's Archives in YouTube channel
where you can catch them all the time

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if you watch and if you like
retrocommercials, you gotta go watch this channel

413
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because nobody does it better than Dave. And then on Fridays, I'm not

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sure if it's every Friday, Dave, you can correct me, but on

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Fridays is when you do the live
event showing commercials and just kicking back with

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friends. Yes, yes, yes, Friday nights call it TGIF live stream

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and we do nine thirty pm live
stream Central Time, so it's it's a

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shiet load of fun. We watch
ads, we see other things that are

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from the eighties and nineties, seventies, and we just rip on them and

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we're all drinking in the chat room
there and it's just amazing. I should

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join it. I love it.
Luck Lock Dave is like an old soul

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of entertainment radio, but he's hipper. He's not afraid to say what he's

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gonna say in catches blow, just
like we're doing tonight. And if you

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just joined us, we are talking
about the eighties action stars and Chang before

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the break you are during the break
you mentioned one action star that we cannot

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forget because this particular action star is
with us since what the fifties, but

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he's doing cowboy movies since the sixties, in my opinion, the very best

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of cowboy movies ever, and also
came out into some great police work movies

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in the eighties. We were talking
about Clint Eastwood. Do you have any

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eighties movies with Clint Eastwood that you
really enjoyed? Oh, yeah, I'm

431
00:33:39.799 --> 00:33:45.400
my old time favorite is I'm gonna
I'm you know me and my names.

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I can't I go. I just
forget everything I try to recall and I

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put on the put on the question
there it's called fudge. Fudge. Oh

434
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yes, it was him and Bill
Cosby doing the movie. I remember,

435
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Yeah, no, not unless it
was porn. Pick on the whip right

436
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there had me going, I mean, y'all are good, y'all are good

437
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liars. So but I did you
know that Clint Eastwood gave a certain famous

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comedian actor his very first chance to
play in a role in the nineteen eighty

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eight film of Clint Eastwood called Deadpool. Okay, do you have any idea

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what comedian I'm talking about? One
of the greatest of all time, very

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young, a contortionist, and he
played the role of a heavy metaller or

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a black metaler, black heavy metal. And the funny thing is that the

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song that they were filming in this
movie called Deadpool was Welcome to the Jungle,

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but played by this comedian who is
the comedian if you remember, And

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it wasn't an extra player the singer
he you know, he had a small

446
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appearance. He had already started in
the movies. Let me let me give

447
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you a hint of one of the
movies he had already started. He came

448
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out in a comedy movie about a
female dracula and the movie was called Once

449
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Bitten. Well, the main actor
in this movie from the eighties came out

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with Clint Eastwood in Deadpool Jim Carrie. So Jim Carrey comes out and he

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plays the main heavy metal guy who
gets killed in this movie, and Clint

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Eastwood is called out to investigate his
murder, thinking, Jim Carrey, but

453
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I thought it would I was gonna
miss it by a year, and you

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would humiliate me. No, I
would never humiliate you. Chang. You're

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quite good at that yourself. No, but seriously, so you are.

456
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So you'll remember the movie Dave Yes
Heartbreak Ridge. Oh, that was a

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00:35:57.239 --> 00:36:02.719
great flick about about Clint east would
been the head uh commanding sergeant in the

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squad. He was the drill sergeant
yeah yeah, who was on his last

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00:36:07.960 --> 00:36:14.840
leg, very salty, yes,
veteran of the wars and he got moved

460
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over to her Special Operations Group heat
to to retire. And he has this

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00:36:20.480 --> 00:36:23.840
Montley crew of idiots who are happening
to be in special operations. I don't

462
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know how, and then he trains
them up with a shape. Yep,

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yep. You know there's an actor
that no longer acts, of course,

464
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he was an actor called Mario van
Peebles comes out in that as well.

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And there's a character made the movie. Have it made a lot of the

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comedy? Yes, Clint Eastwood's dry
comedy in that movie was also excellent,

467
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especially this scene right here, what's
your name? Marine Lance Corporal Forghetti.

468
00:36:52.599 --> 00:37:05.880
Gunny shouldn't literally faghetti. It's ecologically
unsound. I've seen that movie so many

469
00:37:05.920 --> 00:37:13.039
times I have I have it on
DVD, Blu Ray, like multiple copies

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00:37:13.280 --> 00:37:15.440
because I keep wanting to get the
movie when I see it. I love

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that movie. Now, moving on
to actors that were also in action movies

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which are probably not considered very very
well known action stars. I'm gonna name

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you one of these actors in particular
who became an action star, but who

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really isn't known for his action movies. And I'm talking about Harrison Ford.

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With movies of course, like you
know, The Star Wars, Saga,

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The Raiders of the Lost Arc,
Indiana Jones, Temple of Doom and The

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Last Crusade and things like that.
What do you guys think of Harrison Ford

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as an action star of the eighties. I kind of think he was like

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that era's John Wayne, kind of
tough, but he didn't have to have

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a graphic scenes to bring out how
tough he was. He's kind of like

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somebody's dad or grandpa that went to
war that just like stands there and you

482
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know, he's a badass by everything
he represents, whether he talks big or

483
00:38:23.199 --> 00:38:31.280
just makes little wisdom comments. So
it's kind of like not the action hero,

484
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but more or less the everyday hero
that could be somebody's dad, grandpa,

485
00:38:37.639 --> 00:38:44.559
uncle, just a righteous ass motherfucker
that stepped up. So yeah,

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I'll give him that. Okay,
cool. What about your Dave h Man?

487
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He I actually forgot about him because
he has his family action movies,

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00:38:52.480 --> 00:38:54.159
right, yeah, And so when
I think of action, I get totally

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00:38:54.239 --> 00:38:58.159
wrong. I mean, like Balls
to the Wall, his his his are

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00:38:59.000 --> 00:39:02.119
he has some of the most members
movies that I mean Indiana Jones obviously,

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I mean, come on, that's
like the ultimate action adventure guy. And

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I don't usually when I think of
action, I don't think of adventure.

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You know, per se all the
time. But that's a tough one.

494
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I forgot about it, but it
does go hand in hand. And you

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know what, my respect to Indiana
Jones, the guy behind the character,

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because I mean he's done at all. You're talking about a guy who is

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an adventurous guy himself, who's an
actual real pilot, no matter how many

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00:39:30.480 --> 00:39:34.440
times he's crashed the plane or not. You know one thing that I admire

499
00:39:34.519 --> 00:39:38.559
him a lot. He lives in
Wyoming and he actually has his own helicopter

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there that he uses on a to
rescue people that have been lost or trapped.

501
00:39:44.039 --> 00:39:46.599
So a lot of respect to the
real Indiana Jones. Harrison Ford.

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I thought you're going to say to
go to the convenience story to speaking of

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which you're speaking of milk. There's
an amazing milk ad you know, you

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know buy milk campaign in my newest
up. What I did today, No

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00:40:00.280 --> 00:40:04.280
plug, go for it, go
for it. Let's do a shameless plug

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a very well needed one too.
Waves are times that come, but it's

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a good it's a good ad.
Usually don't see that much production value in

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a milk ad. Speaking of milk, what ares you know, let's let's

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jump on the subject real quick before
I forget, because one of the saddest

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things is, do you remember back
in the eighties when you're having you know,

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right before going to school or something, and if you were having cereal,

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you're reading the back of the cereal
box because there was either jokes or

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puzzles or a maze, or there
was something fun there. Once in a

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while, my mom would break the
fun by going, oh, look at

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the back of the milk carton little
Joey's missing. Do you remember that they

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would put pictures of missing kids.
My mom never cared. Oh, if

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you got the pint and a half, you only got a name instead of

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00:40:52.199 --> 00:40:58.079
a picture. It would say joe
Joey Gautiera is missing from South Central or

519
00:40:58.079 --> 00:41:04.480
East LA. And that's all you
get. Eighty calories. Sometimes all you

520
00:41:04.599 --> 00:41:08.760
got was the tack on the front
the expiration day, and the label fell

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00:41:08.800 --> 00:41:13.159
off because it was too juicy and
wet in the crate. Back there,

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you're listening to Back to the eighties
radio. You are hearing Dave from Dave's

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00:41:17.000 --> 00:41:22.280
Archives, The Fabulous and Wondrous Chang
and myself Tuscano. We're going to be

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00:41:22.400 --> 00:41:31.599
right back to say our good buys. Don't go back. You're listening to

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00:41:31.679 --> 00:41:36.119
one and only back to the eighties
radio That was you two where the Streets

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00:41:36.119 --> 00:41:40.079
Have No Name, a song that
was filmed for the video on top of

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00:41:40.079 --> 00:41:45.760
Win the liquor Store on Seventh Avenue
in Los Angeles, nineteen eighty seven.

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00:41:45.039 --> 00:41:47.599
It's been a blast. You should
hear some of the stuff that went on

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00:41:47.840 --> 00:41:52.360
off the mic, which has been
great. And we've had our special guest

530
00:41:52.400 --> 00:41:59.199
today Dave from Dave's Archives and his
YouTube channel, Dave's Archives. You don't

531
00:41:59.199 --> 00:42:01.639
want to miss it, especially join
us on Fridays. And I say join

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00:42:01.719 --> 00:42:05.519
us like if it was my channel, Dave. But it's been such a

533
00:42:05.559 --> 00:42:09.559
fun thing to join you guys.
It's been great man to join Dave during

534
00:42:09.599 --> 00:42:13.920
that time. Dave. Where can
they see your stuff? How can they

535
00:42:13.920 --> 00:42:16.440
get a hold of you? Yeah? And thanks for that, my friend.

536
00:42:16.559 --> 00:42:22.960
Yes, So you can find me
at Dave's Archives dot com. It

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00:42:22.079 --> 00:42:25.360
will redirect you to my YouTube channel, or you can just search me on

538
00:42:25.400 --> 00:42:30.880
my YouTube channel, Dave's Archives.
I have like five hundred plus videos on

539
00:42:30.960 --> 00:42:36.840
there. You will have many,
many, many hours of entertainments in my

540
00:42:36.880 --> 00:42:39.840
livestream on Fridays at nine thirty Central
Time. First of all, Bro,

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I gotta tell you from the heart, thank you so much for him taking

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00:42:45.400 --> 00:42:52.679
to scannell Away on Friday nine masturbating. You do not understand it helps the

543
00:42:52.760 --> 00:42:59.639
show. He has no handcraps,
no finger Better go, Dave. If

544
00:42:59.639 --> 00:43:02.679
you were blow up doll, you'd
be in my closet. One of the

545
00:43:02.719 --> 00:43:08.119
best things I hear from my subscribers
is how the helping hand thing. And

546
00:43:08.159 --> 00:43:12.880
I love those stories, the hand
jobs, and I get a lot of

547
00:43:12.880 --> 00:43:16.360
them, and then they really heartfelt
and seriously though a lot of this stuff

548
00:43:16.400 --> 00:43:21.880
has made people on the more happy
side of living, and that means a

549
00:43:21.920 --> 00:43:25.960
lot to me. So Glenna can
help these our kinds that come and that's

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00:43:25.960 --> 00:43:29.599
what it's all about. Thank you
for joining us. We'll see you next

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00:43:29.639 --> 00:43:32.840
weekend. Don't forget to share a
smile because it's so so contagious. Catch

552
00:43:32.880 --> 00:43:40.639
and kitties before release you to another
changtastic weekend. Remember remain you stand up

553
00:43:40.639 --> 00:43:46.199
for yourselves. So until tomorrow,
Manyana, I bid joan usa la vista,

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00:43:46.840 --> 00:43:54.760
Sayanada. Oh You're th to all
my bros and those on the sun

555
00:43:54.880 --> 00:44:00.440
set thigh Later, Cats and Kitty's
catch you on the flip. To all

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my homies across every state and in
prison, orderly take me back to the

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back, Take me back to my
who