Apex Mountain on The Rewatchables
49:32 – 54:18… for a living? And he's like, no, I don't. That guy. Chris, Andrew Kevin Walker, two weeks in a row. It's all leading to 8mm next week. Kill them all, machine. Apex Mountain. You should do 8mm solo, Bill. You should just do it like Cast Away. You should pretend like I'm there, but I just never talk because I'm in a gip suit the entire time. I keep throwing it to you. I keep throwing it to you saying you have technical difficulties. Apex Mountain. Douglas, no. Douglas, no. Apex Mountain. Sean Penn, no. Debra Cara Ungar, unfortunately, yes. DKU, definitely. Yeah, for sure. Venture, no. DKU? Debra Cara Ungar, man. …
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and they're like, do you like what you do for a living? And he's like, no, I don't. That guy. Chris, Andrew Kevin Walker, two weeks in a row. It's all leading to 8mm next week. Kill them all, machine. Apex Mountain. You should do 8mm solo, Bill. You should just do it like Cast Away. You should pretend like I'm there, but I just never talk because I'm in a gip suit the entire time. I keep throwing it to you. I keep throwing it to you saying you have technical difficulties. Apex Mountain. Douglas, no. Douglas, no. Apex Mountain. Sean Penn, no. Debra Cara Ungar, unfortunately, yes. DKU, definitely. Yeah, for sure. Venture, no. DKU? Debra Cara Ungar, man. Yeah. Law and Order, DKU. Oh, man. Pre-Silicon Valley San Francisco movies. Is this the last good one? Using the location. I think Zodiac is probably, I'd put above this. Yeah, but that's going, yeah, I guess that's going backwards, but you're going in the 70s with that. I would say Bullet is up there, right? What are some other good San Francisco movies? Oh, this wasn't the best San Francisco movie. I just think this is the last San Francisco movie before Silicon Valley takes shape. Yeah. I mean, Nicholas Van Orton definitely invests in Facebook five years later or something. Yeah. Apex Mountain for Johnny's Coffee Shop, or would you go with another movie? It's a pretty good one. So for the listeners, Johnny's Coffee Shop is this diner on Wilshire and Fairfax, and it's empty. It does not have customers. It does not have a staff or chefs, but it gets used as a movie set in literally dozens of movies over the years, right? Many films. It's a cross street from LACMA for the Angelenos. And that's the place he shows up at when he comes back from Mexico, right? Right. Any other Apex Mountains? James Redbarn? That might be a cheeseburger on film Apex Mountain. Is that cheeseburger he's about to eat for his birthday? What's your perfect birthday meal? Oh, man. Someone's making you a meal. Bill, you just had a birthday. Like what? Yeah. It's anything you want in the world. Is it a hamburger and a cupcake? So my mom made brujols and stuffed shells for my birthday. Brujols are the... My mom is an unbelievable cook, but that's the single best thing she makes. And it's the most kind of underrated Italian delicacy. Do you know what it is? No. It's like sausage? It's like rolled up steak with raisins and bread inside. You have to cook it for hours. You have to make it in string and then cut the string after you make it. But you also have it in the sauce with like the meatballs and the sausage, stuff like that. And it's... So that was my birthday dinner. Brujols. Also known in movies where they say, don't bust my brujols. Chris, what's your birthday meal? I was saying an Italian guy said that. What's mine? Yeah, Chris, what do you got? Sweet greens. No, I'm just... If it's just... If it's my birthday... I mean, I kind of want to say like the favorite meal of the year is Thanksgiving. That's like my favorite flavors. And I would love to do that. Like if I was going to have like Ilsa whip me something up, I would just get the stuffing going, get the turkey going. Like I'd love that. But what about you, Sean? You want like some turkey with a side of DKU. You're saying? Yeah. You know, I'm a simple person, right? Just love nice filet mignon. You know, some perfectly whipped mashed potatoes. Yeah. Yeah. Now you're talking. Maybe some asparagus. Right? Nice glass of brown liquor. I'm good to go. Fantasy football is back. You don't want your team to suck. My favorite fantasy football punishment I've ever heard is the last place guy had to spend 24 hours in a waffle house. And every waffle he ate was one hour off of his count. I want numbers. How many did he end up eating? 12 waffles in 12 hours. I'm Danny Heifetz. I'm Danny Kelly. And I'm Craig Horlbeck. We host the Ringer Fantasy Football Show on the Ringer Podcast Network. To avoid eating 12 waffles in a waffle house, follow the Ringer Fantasy Football Show on Spotify.
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