Turbo Charged Prelude

Start your engines and join Drew and CJ on their shortest podcast episode yet, where we review the TURBO CHARGED PRELUDE.  This is 6 minutes of filler bridging The Fast and The Furious and 2 Fast 2 Furious.  We talk about The Girl, the Asian Cowboy, and more!

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Chapters

• 0:35 CJ's first episode Intro!
• 2:11 Turbo Charged Prelude Movie Overview
• 5:16 Fast Fan Feedback
• 9:00 Our opinions and movie review
• 21:11 2 Fast 2 Furious Moving Rating
• 23:55 CJ's Best Bits
• 27:12 Quarter Mile Spotlight: Adam Aaron & Smile Kid Productions
• 28:12 Outro and Look to Next Week!

Transcript

[Music]

Welcome back to the quarter mile podcast. I am one of your hosts. I am the

lovely C.J. Walton and we have the infamous the famous the man of the hour

digga digga digga digga drew David. What's up gang welcome back to the quarter mile podcast.

We're glad you're here. That's good. That wasn't intro. That was C.J's first quarter mile podcast intro.

I feel like you know that I feel like you raised the bar. I can go ahead and tell you the next time I do it.

It's not going to be it. You have to do that. You raised it so that's something. Hey look at us

we're on episode two. We are. This is too. Too fast to furious is not the movie we're talking about.

No, not what? We are talking about the turbocharged prelude which was the six minute mini movie

that led to too fast to furious. Right. So if you finished watching the first fast and furious

and you were like man I wish they gave us more information about what happens between these two

movies. Well you're going to find out man you get six minutes of heaven. At least it's supposed to be

seven minutes but for some reason I say it's we're not going to pretend like we left and then came back

a week. No. We literally just recorded episode one. If you watched it thank you so much for watching

them the same close. Yeah same close. I'm never going to not wear the same clothes when I'm doing

regular recording. Some people do. I know some people that like I'm going to probably change good

for you. I'm what what you see is what you get is just you know it's okay. But thank you for having

me. Thank you for being on the podcast. We're super happy to have you. You killed the first episode.

She did so well. We brought her back for the second episode. Yeah. Before we just jump into your

opinions and our opinions and everybody's opinions. Yeah. There's just a little fun facts about these

movies. It came out in 2003 just with too fast to furious and it was directed by Philip G at well.

I don't know what else he did. Maybe he did this turbocharged prelude. Let's see. Yeah.

Yeah. Check him out. Let's see if he's known for anything else. The stars of this movie. Obviously

Paul Walker, which that was it's always sad to see movies with him. He kind of missed him. Like

that of course I do. Gone way before his time. Great actor. Everyone who talked about him loved him.

Like it just seemed like he seemed like a cool guy. So so you had Paul Walker but also you had a star

who in the movies only credited as as the girl and that's Minka Kelly and she later does bigger

things and movie or TV shows and some music videos but it's kind of funny that one of her breakout

roles was the girl in the turbocharged movie. And then the film also features archive footage

from the first movie of Vin Diesel. Though if you if you blink you'll miss it but you'll catch a few

Vin Diesel moments in the in the beginning of the I guess we're going to call it a movie the

prelude and that's actually from the first movie. So it's not like he came back just for that part

and then didn't do the second movie. So did we learn any fun information about Philip G at well?

So he's done war the turbocharged the up and smoke tour M&M just lose in Maryland Manson. So he's

done a lot of D-twelt he's done a lot of video. Okay a lot like music video. He did the wash. Okay.

He's done a lot of music videos and the one movie the big movie that he did next to this one was

the wash. Should it be possibly as big as the turbocharged trailer?

But he is an African American he's 51. He's a music video director. He was nominated for NAACP

Image Award for outstanding directing and drama series. All right there you go. He is national treasure,

national treasure book of secrets. Wait he was in or directed. Directed. That was a good movie.

That was a Nicholas Cage movie. Yeah War 2007. All right. All right get it Philip. Yeah. Here I was

just like I was just some guy who did the turbocharged trailer because done more stuff. He's done way more.

Listen we're not gonna do an AI plot summary for this movie. I can give you the plot summary.

So all Walker drives from LA to Miami and Hygiene's occur within. Yeah. I think that was I like

that you said Hygiene. I think anytime you can incorporate Hygiene into a sentence. Exactly. Hygiene's

is a good word. What I like about this movie is I guess is all the people that reached out to me

and doing this podcast they're like well you gotta talk about the turbocharged

prelude. Everyone knows that this is like no not enough people to talk about the turbocharged

prelude. I'll be honest when I was researching it because I like to listen to other podcasts

doing the movies reviews for the ones I'm doing kind of it's kind of like they've already done

the research so I'm gonna listen to their research. Not enough stuff has been done on the turbocharged

prelude. No no no I'm with you all that. We're innovators here. We're trailblazers. We

all have been innovators. Of course with all of our movies we when we review them we first ask

people for their opinion and for this movie the the question I asked was like did you think it was

like worthwhile was it did it add anything to you. Did you think it was important or necessary.

And we got a lot of good feedback. Here's some fast-fanned feedback. Okay. Jesse T. Mallory says

I loved it. I loved seeing his journey from LA to Miami and how he ended it with the Skyline which

was of course the first car he had. That is true. So yeah. Okay. Now that's one opinion but a lot of

people had this similar to this guy's opinion. This is the Scott 2K. Oh yes and the Scott. Yeah and he

says it's f'd up that it's about a skyline and not a prelude with a Honda turbo and it's called

the turbocharged prelude but there's no Honda turbo in it. That's not something I would have ever

noticed which goes to show you when you guys comment we learn so. I'm on that. Let's go. Let's go.

Let's go. Yeah. I had like four or five people be like oh there was no Honda turbo in it and I was

like oh I didn't know that was something to be upset about. Okay. And then the monarch SC also

reddit maybe is the monarch of South Carolina. I believe yes. I believe or it's a butterfly.

It's true or could be. I don't know what I'd rather. If royalty was riding to our podcast or if

it was a sentient insect. I'm going with a sentie. I hope I hope you're a butterfly. Anyway the

butterfly said this. It was really good and fond memories of my childhood. The music music is

kind of lost media though. The only trace of it is a modified version of don't get carried away by

Buster Rhymes. I search for that. Okay. Yeah. We were talking about that. We're like this. Buster

Rhymes. You can't remember what? So thanks monarch your majesty. Anyway I searched for years for

that song and I and I suppose the Buster Rhyme versions gives me closure but still a cool track

and this guy gets really into the song and then his next name is like and really cool lore about

Rhyanokon. Okay. So that guy was like main course the song side of I guess it was cool Rhyanokon

or information. The track was kind of nice but I did. I mean music video director directed this so

that could be why that stuck out quite a bit. I think that was on purpose. They were like we need a

music video guide to make this together. Yeah because I noticed that the music is something that I

did notice and I said that you're like oh I like the way this. Yeah. It changed up every scene. Yeah.

Every time it was somewhere you felt the music made you feel like you were a part of it. Yeah.

And so it was for a six minute video it had you going dissipates arguments could be made that more

thought was putting that six minute video than later installments the fast. You ain't right. You ain't

right. One of my friends maybe you might know him as well but Nathan Jackson is a comedian

from Nathan. Nathan. Yeah. He was also on episode nine when we did the live episode recording talking

about F9. He brought up a really good point I like. He said this was a good forgotten praylude

and it could have had been its own movie. And I thought about that it would have been cool to see a

movie about Rhyanokon's journey from he's on the run from the cops and he hasn't gotten to Miami yet

for that. That's true. Yeah. It did kind of show us a lot of his back story. No they have like

Lion King one and a half. Yeah. We could have had the fast and the furious one we have to say. Yeah.

So unfortunately unfortunately that's not something we can do now but I think that would have been a

cool. Yeah. Yeah. No. Yeah. I can replace my husband. Or I can. If it was possible it might be

like a good Disney plus series. Oh yeah. That's true. Thank you for those comments for people who

participated for everybody else. Always just a friendly reminder. A drop us fan mail drop us

comments on our social media follow us on all the things. The quarter mile podcast where if you

type it in will pop up for me personally here in your opinions are my favorite things and we love

to operate it into what we do. So thank you as always. So now let's talk our opinions. Let me go

before I knew it was a music video. A director for a second. I thought it was weird. I was like where

is the dialogue? Where is the movie? Where is the movie? Like what is going on? So that was the

that was when I first saw it. I think my opinion on it is still okay. Let's see where you're going.

Yeah. Let's see what you're doing. You know. I mean the big question we're answering and talking

about is like was this this ad to the franchise? Is this something that needed to happen? So

I know I know I'm probably a little bit more into the franchise than you but you with your

knowledge of the Fast and Furious that's not so condescending. I don't know. No. No. No. I have to

agree with you. I only I only get condescending about Fast and Furious. But yeah. What with your

information provided for Fast and Furious did you feel like this was like oh man this is a good

addition to the series or if I could have saw a little more race like like little city to city instead

of big city big city then maybe we need a quick little race of him in like some little country

podonk place. Yeah. Right because you know he's got to stop there to get exactly like there. Yeah.

I don't know. Did it add anything? It didn't take anything away either though. So yeah that's fair.

Here's here's why I like this prelude. A common critique people have and they're not 100%

wrong in my opinion is like one of the things that's missing in Fast and Furious is character development.

That's why a lot of people say Tokyo drift is the best one because as a standalone movie it has

all the good facts. Yeah. Yeah. Like that's characters grow. There's you know there's a plot. There's

that kind of things. Whereas when you watch all the Fast and Furious movies it's like Vin Diesel is

a constant that he is no growth. Dominic Trudeau has no growth in the entire series. I mean he just

kind of exists. I mean I think that's that's him. Yeah. I would argue that when you put the Fast and

Furious with too fast to Furious together you see Brian Eau Connor is character. Yeah absolutely.

Because in the first movie he's like it's a rough day for Brian in Fast and Furious. He he loses his

job because he let he kind of quote unquote let's the bad guy go. He loses every race that he's in

which is kind of a bummer. He loses his girl. I'm just gonna say he loses his woman. When we think of

how cool Brian Eau Connor is we're thinking like fast five Brian Eau Connor. We're thinking too fast

too far in the world. We're not thinking like the first movie. At least I'm not going to be his

favorite character in the franchise and I do think like how cool he is but like I realize it's not

because of the first movie. No. It's because of how he develops over time. Yeah. By too fast he's

bumping up a ludicrous. He's breaking his body out. He's driving backwards winning races and what's fun

about this little six minute music video we watch is that's where you see him develop as a racer.

I'll say that. Yeah. I'll say that. I'll give you that. I'll give you that. No one asked for it. We

didn't necessarily need it. We could have been just okay picking up on the second movie. But I just

but that's the thing like I just didn't see that many races. Yeah. Because it was only six minutes.

Yeah. You just saw you just saw winning races and taking the next one. Yeah. Are you fine? I thought

you would just shut up. Yeah. You just get to look at him for six minutes. Which is I'm fine with that.

Yeah. It's okay. One thing I would have like to see more up from this movie The Girl, which is

literally her name in the cast. Yeah. The girl. The girl. I thought she was not making great life

decisions knowing that this little wanted man. Yeah. Let me let me just go give him a ride. You know.

But they did have like chemistry. They did make it work for this little six minute music.

I know. Carries your shoe on as well. He was pretty. Right. Yeah. So he was like, I got a go. But if I

didn't have if I had time if he wasn't in such a rush. Exactly. Yeah. But I would have liked to see

more of her. I would have liked for them to have time. Yeah. I shabble what he was about at the cafe.

And she was cool with it. She was fine with it. That is the kind of woman that a man on the run

needs. Exactly. There's a woman for everyone. Exactly. Like I'll be back when I get back. Just

know I love you. And he goes the money. I want to see more of the girl in two fast two

furious. I didn't feel like even Mendes and Paul Walker had great chemistry. So like maybe if the

girl was there, I said, even Mendes, don't get me wrong. I am like, how you feel about Paul Walker?

Is how I feel about even Mendes. I feel the same way about even the university.

The university. The human being. Oh my God. Absolutely. Literally the best. It was a very low

budget movie. It looked like we could have gone out with our cell phones and found a few friends

to play cops and do a little heist. Did you notice that they just were wearing blue windbreakers

and they didn't have any kind of like police official has to just put the. Notice that trick was

they made it seem like it was raining. And so they could put like the little things over their hat

so that you didn't notice it wasn't like an actual police hat. Like we literally could just go like

fine fine five guys outside. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Let's let's make you police officers.

When I look at those movies, I'm always like, I could have been that girl. Right.

I could have been that girl or I could have been one of those bikini girls.

Just walking slowly. Yeah. I could have not have been one of those.

No, you could not have been one of the girls. But I could have been one of the guys in the crowd.

Yeah. Yeah. I'm like, yeah. I'm like, great.

Well, you should have been the guy driving against Paul Walker.

I could have been. I could have that would have been great.

I'm listening. If I think my life would officially be complete if like someone in Fast and Furious

hurt of this podcast and called me up and we have like we have a small non-speaking role in

the Fast and Furious. Yes. And you just come or what if the role was like we're doing this podcast

and then a car crashes through and Vin Diesel like drives over her. I just wish somebody would have

called me and be like, look, we need you to be the girl. And I would have been the girl.

I've been the girl. I would have been like, I don't need any other information. No information.

We just want you to look solitory and look at him like, I don't care what you did. I got your back.

Right. I wanted to know the story about that girl. What makes you be the kind of girl that she's

like, I don't care what you get. I want to know how she found her while they while he was walking.

So that means like she's stalking and that part is crazy. So that's the movie.

That's the movie. It's not a love interest in the scary movie. And she's like stock. It's like

swim fan, but race fan. That's what it is. That's what it is.

That's it. No, you're right. You're absolutely right. I'm with you on it. Oh, I did. I did have one more

thought. Okay. Go because I want to hear it. This this was I don't it's just like in the last

minute, you pick up something that's so dumb and you're like, this isn't important to anyone unless

I started a podcast and I had an opportunity to share it. And this is so did you notice when

it won't but when you got the beat up crappy car. Yes. But at this abuse car lot or whatever.

I mean, I'm assuming it's a used car lot. It looked used. And so there were the two aging guys

who bought the car from. And there was this one eight, the dad, I'm assuming it was a dad and son

because they seem it seemed like a family owned business. Right. I'm putting in a lot of pretext in this.

A lot. You're giving a lot, but keep going. I'm with this this this agent man was selling used cars

and he had like a cowboy hat on. And I was like, I want to know more about this character. Okay.

What's his favorite country music artist? What made him decide? Maybe I did.

And he owned used car dealership and because it was it was one of those maybe I was paying more attention to

the sun instead of dad. Yeah. Sun was like looking like a like he looked like a rapper like he looked

okay. Yeah. It looked like one of M&M's music video. Very much so. Very much so. Yeah. The son

son to me and I'm comparing this to like the Asian guys who saw on Tokyo drift. He looked a little

bit more quote unquote stereotypically Asian. But then he had his dad who was like this rancher.

What's the miss back in the in the six minutes. I was the miss back. Yeah. It was it didn't

take much of the six minutes. But when I did watch it I was like what's this guy's story? Right.

What's what's he about? Just like when we were watching. What's what's going on with this girl?

I just she intrigued me. Yeah. Well now that we're talking about. No she's definitely was a creepy person.

And I'm going to tell you somebody and okay. Keep going because I want to get to something else

and then I'm going to see if you okay. I want to see if you can guess. That was that was that was my last

little tidbit of things that's the you can't find a time in the six minute movies. So I but I feel like

aside from talking about. I don't know where the black guy came from. Which black guy. Who he

raised again. Oh yeah. Well he was just like some guy. He was in whatever town. He was a racer.

Okay. Because I'm like like that. That's all dry. I like that. You don't think so? Like I'm like that.

Someone needs to tell fast and fear that there's always the black people race. It's always the white

people race. Always white people. Yeah. Y'all are very dangerous. I don't have what is it like why

is it a white thing? Why is it like why did we? What is it about us that we're like just living like

the live dangerous? What I think it is. I think I don't want to stereotype my own race. Which can you do

that? I don't know. Yeah. So I don't want to, you know, sorry if I offend any white people here. But

we there's not a lot of sports where like white people excel at. Right? Not all okay. I should

let me rephrase it. Not a lot of the cool sports. Okay. Like if we want to talk golf, we want to

talk about cricket. Okay. Maybe that's our thing. All the tiger really. It sees the ball. So maybe we

will anyways. So so if you're if you're a white guy and you're like I want to be really

that's what I was saying. Like he's he so maybe we don't even have golf anyway. It's if if you're

a white guy that wants to do something cool. Maybe like getting behind a vehicle. Oh yeah. And going

a hundred and ten miles per hour. This is my thing. Yeah. So Cornhole. Yeah. Yeah. They're basically the same.

I think that was that was interesting to me. Like like the places that he ended up like I wonder

when made him choose those places. Like you know these cities are known for drag. Right. Yeah. Like

yeah. Maybe he was like they're just like when we travel or like oh they have a good comedy scene.

I'm gonna do an open drag thing here. All right. I got a good race thing. He's trying to make money

to get point A to point B to get to Miami. I don't know if Miami was his destination where he left

is my favorite kind of racist. He's my favorite. It's just literally racist. That's all it is. He saw his.

Yeah. That's the only kind of good race. That's all the kind of good race. Those that race and

all of their race and NASCAR and then they'll end up in the end of the year. In my neighborhood

they have like a drag racing problem. Yeah. Right. And like I've always wanted to like

go try to get in on a drag race with my little Honda beat up Honda Civic. I mean I know some places

in Nashville that actually let you go. Yeah. I don't go fast like like a Saturday night. Go fast.

Go fast. I'm a terrible driver. Are you? Oh literally the worst. So I know as much as I love

fast and furious. I should only watch the movies. Yeah. Yeah. No. I hate going fast. I should not

be the person be like you know what? I could do that. I can't. Yeah. No. I hate going fast. No,

no, no, no, no. I don't get on roller coasters. No, no, no, no, no. I don't like going fast at all.

No, I'm good. I like roller coasters because someone else isn't control. I'm good. I enjoyed it. Yeah,

I feel like we did a pretty good job covering covering all of six minutes. Listen, if you see

like we left anything out of the six minute turbocharged pray load please drop us comment. Let us

know. Follow us at the corner. I just feel like the first the first the the start of it very well

felt like grease lightning. Sorry. It gave me grease lightning. Go grease lightning. I'm sorry.

So technically that's where point right came from. Here we go. There we go. This is the second episode

of two episodes that you've brought up grease. So now it's like next week we're going to talk about

better. We have to talk about it because this cars are going against each other. It's it's it's it's

it's their bet. You know what I'm saying? We try to win money. Did they win money? No, they won the

girl. No, and this day won money. They won money in Greece though. They yeah, they won the girl.

That was a weird like whoever wins this gonna have the girl. Yeah, how to grow. It was a different

time. That is. That's what you need. If we ever do a podcast episode on grease, I just want you to

know that my biggest take will be like what a weird and bigueless theme and this is it is a great

musical great music. Great music. Great. If you watch like the john trovell the great act of fun movie

but also like if you were like to sit down with the candy brick and the moral of the story. Yeah,

that's why I don't that's why. Anyway, we took time out of our review of turbocharged pray load

to give you a brief review of grease. So two for the price of one two fast two furious two movie

reviews. Let's go ahead and give our movie rating on the prelude two for years. Yeah,

I'm a little bit brighter reminder for everyone listening too fast is you loved it. Definitely

just made your life better and it's awesome fast as you liked it. It was pretty good. No complaints.

Furious is I didn't really care or maybe you didn't even like it that much and then fear two

furious is like I did not like it. I'm a less of a person because it hated it. Yeah, so so I

went first last time so so you if you're trying to go it's hard to go fast. I liked it. It didn't

um it didn't upset me when I watch it again. Yes, because I need to see this man in the cowboy hat.

I got a compensation man. So but otherwise I'm a man. He's the man. He's the main character of the movie.

Yeah, I didn't love it, but you know, I definitely liked it. Yeah, I liked it. I'm gonna rank it fast as

well. I know about that. Yeah, but we're killing it right now. We're on the same page on everything

so far. So far, 100% the exact same movie ratings. I liked it because it does give you unnecessary

information that links the two movies. But as someone who I mean, I love the series. Yeah, the more

lore or the more like whatever behind the more you character development. I like that. I'm just a

fan. Lore. Yeah, I thought that was a good one. It felt very mystic. It honestly too mystic to

talk about fast and furious. Like it's not that's no, no, no, I like we're talking about the Lord of the

Rings. We should talk about lore, but no one's ever like well the mythology, but the fast and

this added to it. It bridged the Brian O'Connor of fast one to fast two. And if you're a fast

and furious nerd like myself, you're like, that's cool. And like one of these comments said it,

it brings an nostalgia factor between them. Yeah, between the you, I mean, I remember when I saw

it on the DVD and thought it was like a really good. Absolutely. So I'm a fan of that. Yeah, and

maybe that's why I like maybe that's why I didn't say man because the music did add a little something

to it. Yeah, I felt like, Oh, okay. Now because of course music always adds to plot and theme. So I'm like,

okay, it's driving. It's the music is actually driving the action. Yeah. So oh, I feel like this is

the perfect time to tell you or tell I've already said this in one episode before, but I'll tell

you CJ. And then many of you probably did with such an obscure part of the episode. It's not you

wouldn't remember it. My dream for a comedy special one day is to do something similar to how this

prelude was organized where it shows my road trip from venue to venue. Oh, yeah. And then like the

intro to like where I walk out to the stage and where they actually. Oh, that's very smart. Because

as much as I love the series as much as this like has become part of my identity, like I've at

least thought I remember mentioning that some other time in one of these episodes, but like I

think that would be so much cool. I think that would be cool. Do it. Don't tell anybody your dream.

Don't tell anybody that they'll still don't. None of you tell anyone as you're listening to that.

Now we get to come to my bits. Yeah. Yeah. Let's talk about CJ's bits. Let's talk about CJ's bits.

And so where in CJ's best bits, you probably know how this works. If you watch the podcast,

she's going to give me three scenes. And she can, you know, it can be on whatever grading factor that

she wants to base them off of, but I have to pick her best bit based off of whatever she wants. And she

and a technical rule of this game that not a lot of people know is you technically don't have to

tell me your grading scale. And I can figure it out. We tend to, I feel like we've in previous episodes

of tend to just set it because it's easier. It's like more fun when yeah. Okay. But if you want to

keep the mystery alive, you're more like all right. Let's do it. All right. One of my favorites was the scene

where she was walking down the street and she just like happened to come up on it. Right. No explanation.

No, how did this lady find him? And then he gets out the car and the papers there. Yeah. Like,

hey, she's like, I know. And I accept you. Yeah. One other scene is when he, with the black eye,

when he's like, when they find each other. And the fact that he won and it's just good sportsman.

Very good sportsmanship. And my third one would have to be when the cop kind of looks at him. And he's

kind of like, you know, just kind of chill in. Is this? Oh, yeah. And when he's at the restaurant,

I assume it's an eye-hop. It has very eye-hop vibes. I was going with Hottle House.

Similar. I feel like they're like, hey, I was like rallies and checkers. Yeah, this thing. Yeah. And

he was like, no, thank you. And then the other was the same box that when he really drove off like a

criminal, like, well, we got this coffee. Yeah. I got our donut. So what do you think was my best?

Okay. I am going to guess it was the first scene with the girl. All right. Yes.

Because I do not understand where she came from. Like, she just walked past him.

We need a, we need a turbocharged privilege, prelude, where it explains how she found it.

I just, I just want to know like, like, when, when she saw him walking, did she like check out and

was like, I'm going to go get this man. She looked up as my space account. Oh my god. That was like,

and the fact that she didn't want to stay with him. Like, no, no, no, I got you like just

I'll wait. I'll wait right here. I'll follow you. Like, I don't know. There was something sinister,

but sexy about her. And that was probably my favorite. She's probably my, she, she's my

standout character. You know what? Shout out to the girl. The girl. The turbocharged

prelude. You, Paul Kerr was technically the star, but in our hearts, you still. She was the star.

Yeah. She, you and the Asian cowboy. Still don't know what this is. I'm sorry. I got to see this

Asian cowboy. But yeah. Yeah. He's where they, he's, he's a big part of the prelude. Yeah. But

that's, that's, that's what I have. Cool. So for those keeping track at home, we are currently tied

one one, both CJ and I, it's, I feel like it's kind of easier to guess the part than it is to

pick the scene. So like it, when we alternate, the scores may be a little bit more even before we

fear away before we drive off to the sunset. Yeah. See, that's why I like the Fast and Furious movies

is because I can make all the driving puns. That you want to. That is. Yeah. We do have another quarter

mile of spotlight for this week. Very excited to tell you guys about one of my good friends

in the comedy world, his name is Adam Aaron. And you know, Adam, okay. So I was wondering if you,

that was like, I didn't tell her about this. I was like, you might know this person. Adam produces

a weekly comedy show at Alres in Knoxville, Tennessee and has been going on for two years. And he's

looking to expand into other venues. And then he's also looking into possibly managing comics as well.

Shout out to Adam. If you want to reach out for us on all of our podcast notes and descriptions,

we have his Instagram and his email. It's a small kid prod on Instagram and small kid prod at G

Mill in case Gmail.com in case you're a comedian looking to get booked for his Allie Ray show,

which by the way, fun show, great venue, the food there is fantastic. So they have like a maple burger

that anyway, so basically I'm making like I'm tempting CJ to contact Adam to do the show is what I

if you say maple burger, you have my vote. All right. It's great. Next week, we were talking about

better luck tomorrow. Yeah. I actually have not seen this movie as as of right now. But for those of

you that don't know, because you're like, how is that related to Fast and Furious, Han who became

a main character by Tokyo Drift and then further movies. He was actually a character brought on

from better luck tomorrow. He had the same director Justin Lin and just because they do whatever

they want Fast and Furious movies, Justin was like, I know that was a different movie, but I'm

going to bring you and your same character because he likes the actor a lot. So we're going to bring

you into Fast and Furious. And so I didn't know that. Yeah. So it's it's so I don't know that I don't know

if this movie is any good. I've heard it's good. Well, we'll find out. We'll find out and you guys

will find out. Find out with us. So again, check us out on social media. The dogs return.

Okay. Well, all things that quarter mile podcast join our our make of vote in our old for season three.

Gizmo got any any harding words. It is the last time. This is our new thing where like we end the

episode by showing you the dog. All the audio listeners are so lost right now. He's a shizu. He looks like

the gizmo from the movie The Grimlands. He's very cute and he's also very bad and there he goes.

Yeah. And he's I feel he's over us right now. He's like, are you got we're in his room? That's

for anyway. And that's fine. Listen, love life. Enjoy yourselves. Do something awesome this week. We

hope to see you back next week when we talk about better luck tomorrow. And most importantly,

whatever you do, live your life a quarter mile at a time. Have a good one. Bye guys.