July 11, 2025
Do You Even Movie? I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998)
🌴 “This island didn’t have a murder rate until you people showed up!” Life’s A Beach Month continues in full slasher style! This week, Henrique & David are heading to the Bahamas for another blood-soaked vacation—this time revisiting one of the...
🌴 “This island didn’t have a murder rate until you people showed up!”
Life’s A Beach Month continues in full slasher style! This week, Henrique & David are heading to the Bahamas for another blood-soaked vacation—this time revisiting one of the most iconic (and outrageous) 90s horror sequels ever made: I Still Know What You Did Last Summer (1998)!
Set two years after the events of the original, Julie and Ray try to escape their trauma with an island getaway—only to find themselves once again stalked by the hook-handed Fisherman, Ben Willis. Trapped at a resort during a storm, the body count begins to rise… and the scares get seriously soaked.
Directed by Danny Cannon, and starring Jennifer Love Hewitt, Freddie Prinze Jr., Brandy Norwood, Mekhi Phifer, and a scene-stealing turn by Jeffrey Combs!
🎧 In this episode:
- How great is that creepy church opening?
- Would anyone be better than Jeffrey Combs as the resort manager?
- Why isolated island horror always works
- The killer’s big twist reveal—has it aged into comedy gold?
- What we hope to see in the upcoming legacy sequel
🎆 PLUS:
- Our hosts’ real-life 4th of July mishaps (and near-disasters)
- Roman Candles vs Bottle Rockets – the ultimate firework showdown
- David’s go-to Independence Day movie picks
- Will we hit the theater for Jurassic World: Rebirth?
- Is I’ll Always Know What You Did Last Summer coming to the show?
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Bless me Father five cent from the creators of I
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Know what you did last summer?
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Spent a year since my last.
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Confession USA Presents, I still know what you did last summer,
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Jennifer Loowitt, you want to kind of kill me, Brendy
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and Breddy. Frinz Junior, I still know what you did
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last summer? He Mayre's Tuesday at nine on USA.
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In a world where podcasts reigned Supreme Two Friends Dare
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to Ask? Do You even?
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Movie?
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Hosted by filmmaker Enrique Kuto and movie officionado David Denyer.
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Spoiler alert, So days, so hem?
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How was your Fourth of July?
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It was pretty enjoyable. I got to hang out with
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my family. Uh, got to catch up with some friends
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as well. It was an enjoyable event. Swam, I swam
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it a lot, Yeah, swam, ate a lot of food.
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You swam a lot of food.
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Swam a lot of food, swam and eat.
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Is that like a new Is that like gen Z
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lingo for like Jesus? Like busting was the thing that
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I didn't have a low tail? I'll tell you that much.
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Yeah you didn't, man, I may have missed my calling
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in life, asn't elo Tao.
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I could see that.
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I literally made a shitload of corn and put it
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in a cooler to keep it hot. Yeah, and then
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had like a brush and a cupful of eelote goop
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as I call it. And then I had to shakes,
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one with the spice mix and one with the Kotia cheese. See.
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I feel like you would be the the yelowte guy
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that would play the T two theme, like that's your
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ice cream truck theme.
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Well, generally it's like the opposite of the ice cream truck.
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Though people yell ELOTEI man, when they see you, they're excited.
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You don't even celebrate it. You don't even scream it. Yeah. Man,
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maybe that's where I should have done it, says show business.
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It's never too late. Who says you can't do both?
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The Catholic Church? Do they?
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Oh?
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My yes, do we do? Do we?
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No?
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Well, good for you. Did you get anywhere from all
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the swimming? Like were you thrown out of a boat or.
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There were two different pools? Like I was kind of
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like the swimmer, except instead of like swimming home, I
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just swim in two.
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It's sad if that was still like the swimmer, you
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just you just swim across the pool, get out and go.
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I want the swimmer to come to this show. But like,
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there's really not a lot to talk about out in
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that movie. There is, I mean there is a lot
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to talk about it, which is like and then he
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swims in that pool, and then he swims in that pool.
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end pretty much. Yeah, but no, I mean that's a
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great film. I love that movie. There's so much about it.
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I got the show to you this year? Was that
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this year?
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That was no ship. That was the like first, like
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New Year's because that was also the same day we
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watched Chocolate Starbarry Vanilla.
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To Devil Times five and well we watched the new
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which looked amazing. H My fourth was not too bad
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other than making an immense amount of elote. Apparently you
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do you bring anything to contribute when you when you
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go to these backs of chips. Hey that works, Yeah,
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If I would have had enough time and also had
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gotten the agree it's like a day ahead. I would
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have done I ambrosia because I can throw that together
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super quick. It just needs three hours in the fridge.
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Though I'm white. What do you want?
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That's a good question. It's fair, that's a fair point. No,
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but no. So I made it lote and went to
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my buddy Mike and Jesses and watched a bunch of
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fireworks get set off, set off a bunch of my own,
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enjoy the fireworks on the roof of my dad's previous
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business with the family, Like with mom and dad. We
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hadn't done that in years, dude, And that was pretty awesome.
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Nice because you can see the town's fireworks on top
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of the roof pretty easily.
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go up there usually by myself or I take some
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friends up there, so it it was cool to catch
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up with them and actually get the watch of fireworks
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together in a while.
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I saw like a professional fireworks display on purpose. Yeah,
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after I got done at the cookout at about six
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o'clock or so, I went to the cigar lounge and
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actually on the way back I got to see West
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Carleton's fireworks goes that off because that's right next to
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where they set them off.
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Yeah, there was a time where I can't remember if
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it was West Milton's I attend or if it was Covington's,
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but I remember we were coming back because both were
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the opposite direction, and while we were coming back from
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the ones who just saw, we caught the end of
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their fireworks as they were going off down the road.
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Nice. Yeah, now fireworks. I do enjoy a good fireworks display. Yeah,
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I mean, nothing will beat that time in California when
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they set off seven thousand fireworks all at once, and
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it was like as bright as the day as daylight.
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That was. If you haven't seen that, that viral video.
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I highly recommend people seek that out.
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The only thing I'm bummed about is I didn't get
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one of my traditional for the July watches in just
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blow Out, because Blowout has a huge scene at the
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end of the fireworks.
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Oh yeah, right, No, that's that's a fair point. Blow Out.
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It's phenomenal movie. Well, it's one of my favorites of
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all time. Yeah no, it's one of the Palma's baths.
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But I didn't even think about that. Yeah, yeah, gread. Yeah.
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I tried to watch Uncle Sam and just did not
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get around to it.
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I got Uncle Sam and I got jaws In. I
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mean I got jaws In on the fiftieth anniversary because
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I watched that. I feel like that wasn't that hard
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to fit in because I binged one and two along
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with their making ups in the same day.
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Then I watched the one that mattered, the Revenge. Darn toot.
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You watched three and the Revenges year, didn't you.
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Yeah, that's what I thought, the ones that mattered. What
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three is just? Ah Man three? I don't know. I
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hear some good defensive three sometimes.
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For everything that they do with a killer Whale, and
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then nothing paying off with said killer whale and just
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the dolphins like that.
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Is a big bummer. It's a big bumm. I can't
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pretend that's not a huge bummer that they don't do
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anything with the orca.
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a great actual like Sea World attack scene. In a
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movie Shark Attack two with Thorston k there is a
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scene where they have a great white in captivity and
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dudes trying to put on a show, just like in
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Jaws three. So he decides to have the guy feed
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the shark in front of the audience. Doesn't realize his
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leg gets caught up in a rope and he gets
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pulled to the tank.
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gift that keeps on giving.
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It's no Shark Attack three, megaladon, But what can be?
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know because you got some goodies out of it. But
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the antique malls in the area and found some really
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cool laser discs for really cheap prices.
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So that was awesome.
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Yeah, self a crow lasers this that. Yeah, I'm sorry
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I was just gonna let that go. No, you weren't.
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just dropped the one hundredth episode of Terrifying and True Nice.
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supplemental podcast to your podcast reaches one hundred episodes, it
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feels it feels a little odd in a good way.
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you've never read about Carry Culberson, it's very very interesting,
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very heartbreaking, but very interesting. It was well, it was
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one of the first court cases in America where somebody
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was found guilty of murder without a body, and that
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was in Blanchester. So now far away and all.
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They do a movie on that I don't think, so, Okay,
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that name is sound familiar. I mean, I'm sure I've
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probably watched something true crime about it.
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like an hour and a half long, while I didn't
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skip any details. Very interesting, very kind of crazy how
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it was just so messed up, Like apparently when the
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girl disappeared, the boyfriend was the one who ended up
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getting sentenced to life in prison for it. Apparently the
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sheriff knew the guy's father because the father was like
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a business owner in town, and when they reported her missing,
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like legally reported her missing, he called them to let
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them know, like, hey, they reported her missing, and like
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your son's going to be a number one suspect, which
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is not usually how you do things. Then they took
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cadaver dogs to the family's big property and at a
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little body of water, the dogs went crazy wanting, like
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thinking something was there. So they're like, we're going to
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drain this pond. But then for whatever reason, the sheriff,
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at like nine o'clock at night, was like, we better stop.
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he had everybody leave nobody guarding this possible crime scene.
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and found nothing. Nothing. Yeah, that's us a little bit.
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They never found her or her car and the family's
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business junkyard interesting with a car crusher interesting again? Wow? Yeah?
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The family ended up winning a massive lawsuit the town
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of Blanchester. Yeah, and he managed to get away just
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kind of unscathed and retire to the sheriff. But it was
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a wild mess. And our buddy Dan, you know, he
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grew up there and he said he remembered. There were rumors,
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which we mentioned in the show, but there were rumors
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people believed that Carrie had been eaten by a lion
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because there were a rumor that the family that owned
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that junk yard kept a lion there. Wow, not true
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at all, but people believe that they had like a
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guard lion. That seems like a terrible guard animal. I mean,
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I could it's in the top ten effective guard animals.
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As somebody who just watched Ror. It seems like a
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terrible idea for.
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A guard animal. Was that a documentary a kind of
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you know about it? Shut up? No, I mean, you know,
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I'm not saying that a lion is trainable. I'm saying
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that a lion will likely attack stuff. Yeah, so I
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guess that helps. Yeah, I mean do you know that?
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Uh like on our Nate, Melanie Griffith like got scalped
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nearly on the set of Roar.
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Wow.
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