The Big Bill. Everybody's talking about it (if they're not otherwise talking about Epstein)! Travis and Tom talk about how we got to the point where the government is actively trying to f*** over people and how we can crawl out of this. Perhaps a mayoral-hopeful in New York can provide the answer...?

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Clips Cited

• Goodfellas, directed by Martin Scorsese, performance by Ray Liotta, Warner Bros. Pictures, 1990.

It's that time again when Tom and Travis talk about entertainment that neither has seen (or played). This time, Tom talks about a video game that everyone else and their mothers have heard of whether they wanted to or not - the zombie game with the tall sexy vampire lady! And Travis brings up another 90s hidden TV gem - a space opera set on a space station with actors wearing a lot of latex (though not to be confused of a certain Star Trek show that did the exact same thing AT THE EXACT SAME TIME).

Shoutout to Slippy Slides! Here’s their video on Jack Baker from RE7: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1d9m8BG_5w&ab_channel=SlippySlides

Clips Used:

• “The Large Hadron Collision.” The Big Bang Theory, story by Chuck Lorre, Steven Molaro & Jim Reynolds, teleplay by Lee Aronsohn, Richard Rosenstock & Maria Ferrari, directed by Mark Cendrowski, performances by Jim Parsons and Johnny Galecki Warner Bros. Television, February 8, 2010.
• “The Long, Twilight Struggle.” Babylon 5, written by J. Michael Strazcynski, directed by John C. Flinn III, performance by Andreas Katsulas, Warner Bros. Television, 1995.
• “Mind War.” Babylon 5, written by J. Michael Strazcynski, directed by Bruce Seth Green, Warner Bros. Television, 1994.
• Seven, directed by David Fincher, performances by Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman, New Line Cinema, 1995.

Music Used:

• “Babylon 5 Season 1 Theme” by Christopher Franke (Babylon 5, 1993-1999 - Warner Bros. Television)
• “Ripples in the Calm” by Shusaku Uchiyama, Azusa Kato, Nao Sato & Kota Suzuki (Resident Evil Village, 2021 - Capcom)

Tom's got a buddy who used to be a chef at a fine dining restaurant. You know, kinda like Remy the Rat without the fur. Or Carmy Berzatto without being a depressed control freak (hopefully). What is working at a restaurant truly like? How do restaurants work? Is Olive Garden "fine dining"? Is a steakhouse worth your money? Do you think you'll tip your waitresses and hosts better after listening to an interview done inside a car with crude microphones? All these questions will be answered here!

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