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Credit to Troy Thomas for pointing out that our Mel Gibson photo op looks like Ryan had just sold me and Mel a used car. Couldn't have said it better myself. Also attached is a terrifying photo sent in by Mary and Steve of a FIVE FOOT poster of Jerry Lewis that they encountered at a thrift store. If we had a proper studio space, I would have insisted that they purchase it for us to display. Hopefully it finds a loving home.Hilarious comments on that our Mel photo btw. Seeing your reactions was the main reason we did it and why we kept it under wraps. We'll be sure to read some of your comments on our next Sidetracks, where we will detail the experience of meeting Mel and attending the Philly Fan Expo. I don't want to give too much away, but there's a little reference to an interaction that we had in the background of this photo. Also, as mentioned, I did a guest spot on Joe DeRosa and Pat Walsh's We'll See You in Hell podcast. I know we have a few overlapping patrons so be sure to check out that episode: https://www.patreon.com/posts/129227812?utm_campaign=postshare_fan. Thank you again to those of you who made me aware of that initial shoutout by them as I otherwise would have never known about their pod. If you enjoy our show, I recommended checking these guys out! They have very similar senses of humor and cover a lot of the same topics. Currently, they only post episodes on Patreon but their back catalogue is available for free on all the podcast services if you want an introduction. We'll be recording our recap of meeting Mel and the Return of the Jerry Lewis sometime later this week so stay tuned!

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Jason Patterson

People talk about the birth of their children. This must be what it feels like... Thank you for this!

Luke Gordnier

Hey I will give money to anyone willing to shit on tom and jerry 2021.

Lux Anatis

Come for Mel, stay for Josh.

Thomas Bishop

I saw before that a somewhat controversial youtuber I used to watch back in the day when he was pretty huge Larry Bundy Jr. was commenting on some of your Hat's Off videos.... He's a British gaming youtuber that started out hosting a video game review show on British TV, and then segued into being a AVGN-like youtuber in the site's early days.

Sidetracks

I always see his comments. What's the controversy?

Thomas Bishop

The only thing I personally know is that Pat the NES Punk from that era put out videos about him creating drama and talking shit on youtubers over and over and then trying to apologize, and a lot of them got sick of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6895bx5kh88 And if you google him, it's mostly hate for nebulous reasons.

Louie Caponecchia

You guys still haven't answered if you'd accept LSD i send you

Steven Trotter

Pat the goddamn NES punk that's a blast from the past. I used to watch all his stuff back in my youth when I was trying to collect retro games. The more I look back on him and that Uber Neckbeard Ian the more I think about blowing my brains out

Lux Anatis

As much as I cannot abide video game talk in this little community we have here, I can't resist offering a virtual high five for an Ian slam where least expected. I probably have almost the exact same relationship with that channel as you except I wouldn't call my early 30s my youth. Ian, or more accurately guys like him, actually played a significant part in changing my outlook and attitude toward politics. The more I think about how similar we once were the more I think about blowing my brains out.

Steven Trotter

I don't even remember why exactly I hate Ian, it's been so long, but something in my brain tells me that he is an enemy of humanity. Plus he looks sickening now with that scraggly beard. One thing I recall really enjoying from Pat was Flea Market maddness

Lux Anatis

General smug male feminist atheist who has proudly chosen pets over procreation and will take any opportunity to demonstrate all of the labels they've given themselves. Guys like that still believe all of that makes them unique when it's exactly how their generation was programmed. The rage they inspire from those of us who either woke up or grew out of it comes from the acknowledgement that we were once them. Pardon my tirade.