AV Geeks Lunch 4-12-2023

[Music] my name is isakotomizuguchitake so they call me George we found out that life is expensive it all started with these chairs so beautiful we needed something to pep up the apartment then the dog the skis and my contact lenses it really happened all in one week the week we all went shopping together [Music] there was a sale on dresses Sam found one the Luscious kind who can resist a cloud of flow but you can't wear cloths to go coats with it new evening coat shoes bag and tiara for the hair Lulu just happened to pass by the most elegant ski outfit but you can't ski without the boots skiing poles and ski gloves wear those clothes for special occasions and George the intellectual couldn't pass out that portable electric typewriter those albums those art books and the tape recorder [Music] it really did happen all in one week it looks so simple and so easy all we had to do was charge it oh dad had a move in in the situation help them control their spending what are your goals what do you really want out of life you mean for now or for the future now and the future what do you really want out of life [Music] very Grand dreams girls but right now let's dream for the next few years only Sam wants to socialize with college Lulu loves to travel and George wants to be a doctor have you ever heard of a budget oh let's not spoil life with a budget we've got to organize our money so we can make our salary go further when you budget you're taking a realistic look at what you want and then that's how much money you have then you choose what you want most and plan ahead for it you'll never have enough money to buy everything you want with a budget you always have to make some choices what'll it be chaos or spending by Design either this or this how do I get into this in a budget there must always be balance and harmony a budget is just a way of worrying about money before you spend it instead of after pick a goal for yourself which you can achieve in a year or two I'd like to fight a warm and study painting and you blew your money on a complete ski outfit which cost half the amount of your ticket to Rome I forgot about Rome when I saw the fur that's the point a good budget helps you resist those unimportant lures you know I feel differently about things I don't want and things I can't afford things I can't afford make me unhappy the things I don't want leave me cold when you can't afford something you feel inferior to it when you don't want something you feel Superior to it budgets help you to feel confident Lulu wants to fly to Rome if she takes the trip on credit on the fly now pay later plan she'll pay almost one-fourth more for the trip and interest charges if the trip cost four hundred dollars she'd pay an extra one hundred dollars or five hundred dollars by charging it for not planning ahead or budgeting for it she is penalizing herself one hundred dollars trouble is I just can't save I feel that any loose my spending and there are always those sneaky extras I know birthday and shower gifts every month it seems and after your married Largemouth at certain times like doctor bills and car expenses I bet you're going to ask us to make note of every cent we spend make lists of your needs don't leave anything out we found it hard at first to remember all the little expenses like dry cleaning bills we spend an awful lot on Cosmetics shampoo eye makeup and food we never realized how expensive food is I had told them that they must decide on and set aside a fixed amount for rent and food your grocery allowance then you will try to get by on less than that how scared meal not me beating left wouldn't hurt you save money by buying food specials watch the ads suppose you use two pounds of butter or margarine a week and you buy four pounds at the special price of say 50 cents a pound as against the regular price of 75 cents you spend two dollars you save 25 cents on each pound of butter or one whole dollar if you could save one dollar a week that's fifty two dollars a year but we don't need that much butter that's only an example just on one item now with a snapper think how much cash you would have to have in the bank to earn that amount of interest in order to earn fifty two dollars a year in interest on your savings account you would have to have about one thousand dollars in the bank and you can save fifty two dollars a year by buying food on special you know if we save just two dollars a week by watching specials on food we could save over a hundred dollars a year your other fixed expense is rent change your rent it's close to the bus we walk to the market all right get to work see you later [Music] we each took our total income silver dollars and started to play budget we placed our fixed expenses which were food and rent but then the big shuffling game began how much to put where is the problem [Music] I'm a model in a department store I have to be dressed to the teeth all the time closed Department a very tall stack better take away from Transportation or food [Music] I'm a receptionist and a big company you have to eat in expensive restaurants once in a while better allow more for food working in the library is a break I don't have to wear good clothes just blacks and sweaters but I need more money for books how's it going you know Dad I found out something you can only spend your money once what a revolting thought s you can only spend your money once once it's spent it's gone that's not exactly true you can invest it you know right now let's let the girls invest a little time in budgeting you can stop the film now and try to guess how each girl proportions her budget see you later hi I hope you did better by us than we did I spent much too much on Cosmetics eye makeup but when I found out I spent one fifth of my money on shoes I flipped the first week on a budget is the hardest medical school is the long hard struggle guess how much I put aside one-fourth of my check goes into the bank as your life changes your budget changes you know I feel differently now that we've done all this budgeting when the clerk in the store asked me what price I want to pay I just tell her my budget won't let me spend so much I don't feel embarrassed anymore and you'd think we'd get mad at the budget but we don't it's a comfort it's something for us to lean on that's because it's hand tailored old Sam loved that socializes college she's planning for it and I like traveling and I want to be a doctor sometime so we'll have to budget for it know ourselves and plan ahead for our future so we can afford our dreams we hope you can afford yours bye foreign [Music] [Music] how are we doing I'm going to start rewinding here well I talk to you so uh in case you don't know I'm skip Alzheimer and um I uh created AV Geeks I collect old educational films and this is a telephony right here so I'm actually digitizing these live over the internet and um beaming them to you in your living room um this is impromptu I generally try to schedule things but I don't know I had a wild hair so here I am um I'm broadcasting to a lot of different places YouTube twitch um and Facebook and a couple of groups so some of you I know by name my face or by Credo I don't know anyways so um tonight's theme is it's called quarantine but it's really just kind of the state that we're in um and uh gives me an opportunity to share some films with you guys I did pull a couple of uh a disease uh related things uh Sophie The Germ fighter and communicable diseases they just get around which we will probably show later but I'm gonna try to just show stuff I haven't seen yet um and try to keep it light also I know a lot of people are gonna are forced to be working at home this upcoming week so we're gonna do lunch um one o'clock eastern daylight time um I'll show a couple of films maybe an hour's worth um just to kind of break up the uh doldrums um to kind of get you off reading the news uh we'll try to make it as germ free as possible I mean when we watch films we've never seen before sometimes a germ will sneak its way in but we'll make it light you get to get caught up in the nostalgic wonderful horrible past and not think about what's going on um I'm doing this kind of for my own sanity and hopefully it will rub off on you so anyways that last film was really awesome consumer education budgeting 1968 uh those those ladies were hip and uh a color on that film was really stunning uh some of you that follow what I uh what I do know that not every film um has that color um so all right so what we're going to do [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] are you supposed to do this like wait no this time [Laughter] um m Trader you're not having a stroke uh this is the 800th episode of the AV Geeks lunchtime streaming show it's crazy and so I've been as Rick K called it I've been putting up every increment of 200 or 100 have been putting partial or complete uh versions of the 200 cartoon that was made by Vincent Collins for the bicentennial um insanely psychedelic uh and I just made it more insane um you made it hot I haven't got art yes um I'm joined by Katrina who shows up occasionally uh she got a haircut um um as we we tend to do but I showed before this I showed uh the the first film uh of the lunchtime streaming show it wasn't official like I think on on that Monday was the official lunch one like the quarantine I think was an aft was an evening or late afternoon uh thing but it basically stated what we were going to do uh we were on the verge of everything shutting down uh and I kind of was like well okay uh we'll make the best of it by showing films um from the collection and try to digitize new ones as we go along um we ended up in our basement doing it for I can't remember how long but the yeah um and then we moved to tell us any there when the the smaller telecenter stopped working uh so yeah um some of you were there at the beginning and I appreciate you sticking around um and uh yeah it was kind of more for my sanity than your sanity I had to give myself something to do to kind of occupy my time and boy this has been something uh we have shown nearly uh 3900 films from The Collection um there have been some duplicates in there and you know there's some stuff on the list that's not uh there that you know so there's it's roughly that and it might not actually be the 800th episode somebody might come back and say wait a minute you didn't count these or what happens more likely than not is someone says wait you didn't count there's so this is actually 805th one that that's happened in the past or it's been like I miscounted and then suddenly it's like no you did uh the 300th episode like 10 episodes ago it's the spirit yeah it's we're celebrating today today is right so um thank you for joining us the other thing that we're celebrating is that it is even though it's not March anymore um we are going to be doing the toe tapping tournament uh 2023 uh and this is where we were challenged by Joe Pickett at the found footage Festival uh they were doing something where they were going through their videos for the year uh and allowing people to vote on what was the most popular of the um uh of that year the most popular jingle or toe tapping song uh and they pull from their videos and they also kind of pull from YouTube which I think is cheating we we're not doing that we are basically pulling from the films that we have in our collection I feel like Joe though Joe we got guidance out the worst in me right he totally brings out all the naughty evil childhood right Punk stuff well he grew up with two brothers so I think that that's what what's going on is that we're responding we're triggering that that competitive that's not fair whatever thing um and so above me it's still true somebody said they still lose yes yes they do Tom they still lose yes so for some reason Joe was obsessed with this painting which is I'm pointing to which is the clown Thanksgiving painting um and so Joe wanted to win that and they offered up uh this a painting of the club which is a video that I turned them on to Cable access uh video that produced locally and um so I was like okay sure well we'll see how this works out and um they lost uh we'll shake hands with danger then the following year they wanted again to maybe try to win both and so we offered up something that my assistant Keyshawn came up with which was if they lost they would recreate the clown Thanksgiving uh painting uh live by serving us uh Thanksgiving food dressed as clowns uh well Thanksgiving came and went uh and they have promised that they're going to fulfill this in the summer so one of the things that Katrina and I were thinking about is like well maybe we don't want to compete with them for 2023 until after they fulfill the bet because I know what's going to happen there's going to be some weaseline there's going to be some well double or nothing I don't know I want them to dress as clowns and serve me Thanksgiving food um and so we might postpone the actual event we might even do it while they're here dressed as clowns I think we should do it live I think we should make them be clown dressed as clowns yes during and we should do the live stream of the tournament right the tournament I don't know we'll see we'll see what we come up with so uh anyways back to so over the last year uh I've been asking you various uh various songs that we've heard in the films that we've played uh we're toe tapping uh tournament candidates and you've been chiming in uh there's a wide like you know everybody has different personalities and different tastes some people absolutely would love a song and other people thought it was the worst garbage they could possibly imagine so trying to balance balance it a little bit uh but it is definitely biased to what my tastes are and uh as a child of the 70s there's a lot of folky uh stuff in there which is another reason why whatever judge we pick for our tournament needs to maybe be it'll be interesting to see if we get somebody who's like right on the cusp 70s 80s yeah so because they're 80s kids uh getting a boomer or a gen xer would be great um Boomer yeah so um all right so yeah we're gonna go ahead and launch into this um so get ready so there's gonna be a lot of little short songs uh and um we're just gonna do the first eight and what I did is I created a list and then randomized it and then just have them competing based on the randomness of it so I'm just gonna run it down uh fast food what is it for you uh measure weight think metric um use your eyes versus people working with data safety as we play versus the ZIP code song good eaten versus The Magnificent major I Don't Need No Education uh not the books are for burning which is I think is a solid song but anyways so we're going to and what you do is you're going to vote you're going to give us four votes and or is that right yeah four votes and you don't need through it let's just play it all right okay let's talk more rock all right here we go so here's uh the fast food what's in it for you [Music] now the story here is about a gallon look great but you got it in a head that you ought to lose weight then she felt guilty about the stuff she ate Fab diet you name it she try it now her little brother Alex just wanted to be tall so one day he could play basketball bad move and he can sold himself with junk food now Alex thought Eric was strong and cool and it came for some poaching every day after school thought he'd try hold it hold it and it kept it quiet and then one day Karen spotted Derrick and went out of her door instantly she was overboard so now um here is the think metric song [Music] we're measuring everything we can find we'll wait with the scale it's fun to do and we'll count in grams maybe kilograms to measuring the world around us look at the scale tell me what does it show we'll learn more about the things that surround us the more we measure foreign [Music] match-up man that was so different so I should say that the winner of the found footage Festival is tone tapping and tournament uh Tony 23 uh was a Commodore song and the uh fast food song features a Commodore Amiga for some of you Geeks yeah [Laughter] uh yeah I think he was part of him for a while yeah yeah so um yeah of course the Commodores would win because they're awesome um but no Commodore the computer company uh for a commercial for the sx64 which was a portable Commodore 64. but anyways uh okay next one next match up use your eyes versus uh people working with data see how beautiful the world really is watch how things work you can learn new things every day if you just use your eyes [Music] foreign [Music] sides of me but for my personality I work with people and data and things and each side of me has a song to sing now I can be the kind of people who prefers to work with people helping you or serving in some ways [Music] whenever I'm at work with things using things that's what I like to do I work with things of different size with different uses to work with things is what I love to do and I feel that there's nothing greater than to work with facts and data information is the stuff I use investigators gather Clues and commentators give the news data is the kind of work I choose so come along with me and see which of me you'd like to be people things we're all different sides of you know who we all fit together to make up you [Music] [Music] we're going to practice safety as we play we're going to practice safety as we play as we walk and ride and play when I get to the corner then I wait I look in both directions and I wait to the left the right the left when the sign it says to walk I walk when the sign it says don't walk I don't I walk I don't I walk [Music] we see many many things as we walk along we learn many many things as we sing Our Song and we'll be safe and happy as we play and we'll be safe and happy as we play [Music] what we've said every day [Music] [Music] everything will be all right and now my friend will stay so long we told you everything we know it's up to you to make zip code You Know You Gotta Have It Go ahead [Music] [Music] [Applause] yeah yeah those are both great so I feel like we uh on the show we talked about safety as they play like that being close to a Jack Black or White Stripe song I can't really remember um I wonder if he saw this as a kid and then it just kind of was rattling around in his head for 20 years and then it popped back out uh okay uh so good eating um every day I'm in the dairy group as you see you gotta eat some of my friends and me buttermilk and yogurt too cream and cheesy the yellow or blue with blue food good you gotta have something like that every day [Music] I'm in the meat group we've got protein there's protein and meat and protein and beans chicken and fish and nuts and ham and so it is meat that's what I am [Music] [Music] [Music] food groups [Music] have a special quality eat some of us every day carrots or apples [Music] [Applause] every day everyday [Music] I don't want to have to read the book why should I read Wizard of Oz did you ever think you might have a good time reading it a good time reading reading you've been hanging around the school too long anyway I should know I have [Music] what am I doing here why do I have to learn [Music] what I need to know everything [Music] everything I have to know [Music] with me [Music] three years [Music] [Music] foreign [Music] the left part of the bracket um fast food versus uh think metric use your eyes versus people working with data safety as we play versus the ZIP code song good eating versus magnificent major I Don't Need No Education um some Pink Floyd reference there yeah yeah it's great yes and hard my heart and that was random yeah I randomized them oh my gosh so if I had like like so good eating is so good I probably wouldn't have stacked it against magnificent major because uh they're both very strong in my mind yeah but the ZIP code song is also very strong um there's I think in in doing the clipping so then the next bracket uh will so you have a week to vote all right and send your votes to skip avgeeks.com and we'll do a recap um maybe on Friday and uh get make sure that people know what's going on uh but uh I think there's a couple of duplicate song makers uh the uh use your eyes I think is in another film uh is another uh similar kind of style and I think the names in the credit so yeah but definitely a 70s Vibe here the health-wise I think is like 81 um but the fast food what's in it for you could have been 80s like it felt a little more 80s because it was like rapping oh yeah yeah so that one might have been 80s too because the Amiga uh was a I think 84. so yeah that one's an 80s one as well uh and I have not forgotten about uh some of the other ones uh next next week is going to be some more hard challenges uh Race for Your Life uh another thing about uh cholesterol it seems like we keep coming back to nutrition films that have really good songs uh so that'll be next week we'll reveal that um I got 20 minutes what am I gonna do um show a film skip oh yeah and I don't know if I have any films oh I'm kind of like set it all up to where all right so I've got a question what has been do your favorite or the most unexpected thing for you about these 800 shows like what what has been uh there's the camera over there yeah I never did you moved it over here what hi what has been the most expected thing for you so and and Katrina suggested earlier uh maybe if you have some questions you can write them in the comments and then I'll answer them yeah what is the most unexpected thing um the most unexpected thing is that I'm still doing it uh like 800 doing something 800 times is just crazy I mean sure I get up and brush my teeth thousands tens of thousands of times but uh this is hard and the fact that we're able to go through and show so much stuff is um really kind of reminded me of the fact that that's what I why I collect films to begin with is that I wanted to show them to people and the fact that you are all over the country uh maybe in other countries uh and you can watch this at other times it makes me feel really great because this is I would love to be in the same room with you and do a screening with you and maybe this will happen in the future but this is a good second place type of thing um this is just as is good um and to be able to share and to have you guys comment gives me you know I I love it I love the the ribbing I love the goofiness I love when people make connections about things or they do research on things these are the things that I love about showing these films is that they resonate uh and it makes me feel like okay it's not just me who thinks these films are interesting um there are other people some who are complete strangers who tune in and watch and so thank you for that very much like that uh so related to that I had another question which totally went out of my head uh but somebody had a question what is your favorite film and I'm gonna add this Rick that you've shown during the shows that you hadn't seen before oh yeah okay that's good um hmm that's that's surprising um hmm you have to come back to that I might have to come back to that one because yeah favorites it kind of depends on the day but I should look in in my notes because normally I make notes that say uh awesome or holy cow or you know some profanity okay so another question here is what was the first film you purchased uh that would be um about conception and contraception it was a national film Board of Canada film and we bought it because we had gotten a 16 millimeter projector and we didn't know if it worked so we went to this flea market and somebody had actually they had a couple of films there and that's what we bought and we put it on and it was a silent film it says at the beginning this film is silent and it's a a really crazy animated film about contraception that involves paper cutouts that kind of merge and then different things happen to various sexual fluids and then they kind of separate and we can't really show it because the national film War to Canada yeah they have amazing films but they are very yeah they don't like dietary they don't want to show them they don't want anybody else to show them and what's frustrating is that they block stuff that they don't show so there's stuff that that they have listed as it belongs to them but they're not going to put it online well maybe we could show the visual but come up with our own dialogue for it well no I mean it's the visual aspect oh it's they don't it's not because because remember it's silent oh silence yeah the second film we got was Uncle Jim's uh dairy farm the second edition um and oh that's something so in doing this show i s we found the first edition um which I didn't know existed and so and I found a good copy of it I had a beat up copy of it then I found a better copy of it um and then we showed the third version which featured a pudgy John Cusack as a kid who goes to a dairy farm and they talk about computers uh um there a couple people gave you some uh coffee bought you some coffee oh yeah yeah let me do a shout out here another another one nice JB group one thank you so much that's a very kind gift that money will go to coffee or buying um films films not so much well yeah okay all right I don't know if the number probably the first time you showed that 800 of the show you probably talked about how many films you had and three years later there's a lot more films yeah there's there's nine thousand a lot more there was nine thousand more friends I don't know Skip said this but we we've outgrown the archive has outgrown the space that we have dedicated to it so if anybody wants to buy a building in Raleigh and then go ahead and let us rent uh some space in there but also thank you so that was uh that was JB group one JB group one and I'm not sure if I know who that is and they said finally I can watch lives yes like they must be watching off time and hi JB group one yes uh and also thank you Rick K uh thank you Kevin um thank you uh Jim and thank you uh William for contributing uh money like the money makes it makes it great that's an unexpected thing like oh wow there's money to be made it's not money to live off of but it's money that helps do things like buy supplies and um you know buy rubber gloves and buy uh tape and you know all the really unsexy stuff that's associated with running a film archive uh and then also coffee too so thank you for that [Music] um so did you think of the film yeah favorite film that I had yeah that's that's tough there was one you came home with came home with one night and said oh my God I just saw this film today and I can't remember I can't remember what it was either um we might have to get back to you on that one yeah all right so uh Polonius M Unk AKA Dr Unk PhD what's your favorite oh damn this is awesome but I absolutely can't put it on the lunchtime show uh sudden birth is is one of the the big ones um sex ad for trainables is another one uh and we had talked about doing a non-youtube AV Geeks after dark um and we might do that um that we'll we'll do it definitely this year maybe we'll say here we go those of you who vote on the show vote for the uh tournament you get a special invitation and those of you who have donated coffee you get a special invitation to the uh offline or whatever Zoom special screening yes of Av Geeks after dark yes we get a special Zoom invitation yeah I don't know yeah incentives yeah incentivize it yes gamified buy it right if you made a like no it will work uh yeah which one am I that is my favorite that I've never seen before um because certainly Pride on Parade I like and I've shown that a couple of times that's one of my favorites but you know I've shown that before um okay so this is what about that film you mentioned in the 1999 documentary about drug overdoses I don't know old radios ask that question do you know what that means oh yeah what um 1159 uh one minute to choose [Music] um is that the one it's about yeah it's about heroin overdose yeah that's not one of my favorites I have found that the uh uh the drug education films that deal with LSD with marijuana those are fun and hilarious have you shown dead is dead on here no no so that would be one that's one of my favorite films and I think if we do oh maybe that's the one I talked about no no no dark yeah okay so I haven't yeah because I didn't get dead is dead until much later yeah it was 11 59 one minute to choose and it's just you see somebody in an emergency room and them kind of pumping their stomach or you know doing something to them it's not I mean it's meant to scare and to gross out anybody watching it um and it's not fun not fun to watch dead is dead is has some people overdosing in it and some photos of people who died overdosing um yeah and but it's Godfrey Cambridge who is a African-American comedian who was in Watermelon Man was yes he's passed away um and uh this was a passion project of his and it is over the top and it it's funny who he blames for oh it's so great yeah it's real good so we won't give it away yeah we'll show that guys again we'll do that as a after dark maybe that'll be we'll do a sex one and then we'll do a drugs one how about that yes there you go yeah and we'll do it later in the app in the evening so you can have a sip of fine cocktail while we're showing it drunk PhD oh thank you just donated thank you so much thank you um so back to that like what is my favorite film so you made it hard Katrina sorry I mean I think it's actually well yeah it's like you know he's watched over how many 39 3900 so almost 4 000 films on the show with you something he'd seen before something he hadn't and uh I love these notes YouTube shut it down toe tapping yeah home movies like yeah so good um but how do you choose like it sometimes he has to see them more than once to like get in his bones yeah I'm yeah I'm sorry it's it's kind of a lame I'm gonna come back to that maybe the next week when we do the toe tap yes uh we will do it and well next Wednesday no uh so a couple of announcements the found footage Festival guys are on tour they're doing a couple things one is they're doing their new show they're testing on their new show the other thing is that they're touring with their documentary chop and steel so check them out yes they're going to be in Raleigh next week very exciting the 20th and but they're going to come and go so quickly that they can't do the clown Thanksgiving we talked about the logistics of it I was like well you're flying in that day so then you would like as you're getting off the plane you'd have to be putting clown makeup on and then take it off for your screenings and then they're going the next day to another show yeah so then yeah chopping Steve all right I don't see any more questions people uh uh yeah yeah that was a tough one I really have to think you see that that's the thing is like your favorite like it's that or the one that made me favorite's not right but the one that like there was there was at least one maybe two that came home you were like whoa yeah but yeah I can't remember one thing we'll maybe track that for the next uh the next year yeah yeah I mean it is true I've been challenging skip about like are you sure you still want to do The Daily Show why are you still doing the Daily Show it's right in the middle of the day I mean not to put that but like he it gets him to see films like normally they just sat in the back before kind of they wouldn't watch films every day right new films every day um uh but that's been and I have to say this so Skip's been also doing shows at the Alamo here he started doing live shows they're not um they're kind of different kind of shows they're just in the lobby at the Alamo which is really interesting uh because people just are walking by and like what's happening so it's not an experience where people are just sitting and watching the films and interacting with Skip it's kind of this distracted thing I'm trying to rebuild an audience there but and I said this to you maybe I haven't the way he presents is different it's it's improved it's more practiced It's like because normally you would do a show a month so it'd be like he'd get a little rusty but because he gets to share this time with you guys every day of the week his skills are and skills is the wrong word but just your your presence is more rounded it's it's um fluid and um he's really interacting he's reading the room and um it's great it's been it's really joyous to watch because I've been watching you do this now for 12 or 13 years and definitely so thanks everybody for participating in this way uh I think I have an answer to the question okay let's repeat the question skip what film have you seen during the 800 film 800 days of showing films that you had never seen before that has stood out to you and been like oh my God it is the film that put me in Facebook jail um and it is it was a I bought it from a Ukrainian um and it was a Soviet film called we speak English where we see a classroom of uh Soviet area like kids speaking English but the way they speak English is so weird it is so like this weird rhythmic thing and you're not quite I think it's just kind of rote like they don't quite know what they're saying but there's this conversation that's it's it's so wonderful and so insane and like I got a message from Facebook the next day that said yep you can't stream live for three days and I'm like why and of course they never told me but I think it's because I said the word Ukraine in Russia and then I showed something that had Russian um material in it so but that was by far uh blew me away and just had me in hysterics because it was so great okay oh we got another donation from Richard Fulton thank you Richard um Cynthia wants to know have you ever or it says even but I'm gonna say have you ever been in a fistfight with Rick prelinger no no who's Rick skip uh so Rick is I consider my mentor he's been doing this 10 years longer than me uh where he was collecting films and then selling it for stop footage and uh has done many amazing Works uh since then including uh the field guide uh to sponsored films um he helped me when I was super broke and uh I digitized a bunch of stuff that he had on videotape and we uploaded it to the internet archive of over 7 000 films and so we kind of talked to each other and he's doing a big campaign now he got some funding and got a scanner and so he's been digitizing a bunch of stuff that's been that's going to be showing up soon and it's a lot of stuff that's kind of outs outtakes a lot of Home Movies he loves home movies I think he has he said he has ten thousand that he's actively uh digitizing um anyways he's this amazing guy we haven't been in a fist fight um they've hugged there's been lots of hugging Rick's the best yeah yeah he and his partner Megan have uh started the prelanger archives in San Francisco so the actual Library it's actual library of I don't even know how to explain what it is I do but check them out yeah uh they're amazing human beings yes doing good works all over their lives and uh yes and Skip shows some of the Rick's films on on the stream right yeah occasionally um it's yeah every once in a while if there's something that kind of fits I try to keep to my stuff but um that swinging six uh ZIP code song was he I think he had a better copy of it than I did and that's why I used that and showed that today but um wow we just blew through that hour yeah blah blah blah but hopefully you found uh the content invigorating yes um that's it yeah hugs not slugs yeah uh yeah so uh have you talked about we're gonna be uh out in California oh yeah so this is going to be the challenge um we're gonna be in California and Portland and Portland Oregon for two weeks uh in May I'm going to be doing a live screening in Portland uh two live screenings in San Francisco one at the Alamo one of at Exploratorium and then I'm gonna be doing a screening in uh Los Angeles and I'll have more information about that but uh it's gonna be a challenge for how am I going to do shows it might be a lot of pre-recorded stuff I'm trying to make something that will be novel and interesting for everybody but um maybe we'll just walk around and stream it live or something like from yeah we'll do like what everybody else's live streaming yeah we'll just say hello Google here's here's uh here's a uh the San Francisco treat uh trolley uh with Rice-A-Roni written on it in San Francisco um yeah I don't know we'll figure something out it'll be it'll be entertaining and it will involve films uh that we have not seen before and uh shout out to is it Rick that helps you on the site and helps you with the stream Yes Rick K thank you for being the um adult in helping me go through the comments uh and uh kind of moderate get the Spam out uh all the sex bots kick them out um it's not a lot of fun but I appreciate that and I appreciate you honestly I have the equipment I have the films but if I didn't get the buy-in early on where I was having you know scores of people or hundreds of people watch I probably would not have gotten to 800 so really the key to this is you guys and so thank you so much for watching and for commenting and for sharing and of course the little the money is great but it is really the fact that you're there it's not the money people yeah the it the fact that you're there and you're seeing your faces or names uh and your comments every day has kept me going and so thank you so much this would not be 800 it would probably be a hundred it's like oh I did a hundred that was awesome yeah I'm never doing that again [Laughter] um Mt Raiders Raider 86 uh just donated uh um 200 very generous very generous thank you so much I don't know what um denomination that is czk is that check is that I don't know what that is 200 czk it's awesome thank you so much all right we're gonna we're going to uh are we going are we done we're done oh we're done you guys are great I love reading your and I love your camaraderie and your relationships and it's really fun to watch your snarky and wonderful loving comments on the streaming show as always please rewind love each other love yourself smiley face with eyelashes Etc I will be back tomorrow uh vote oh yeah vote vote um to skip at avgeeks.com uh thanks again we will talk tomorrow bye