u/thechopperman

Just rewatched this one last night. Great movie, in my opinion. Nostalgia was off the charts. But there was a couple things at the end that were almost unforgivable even for the 90s. So, when the boyfriend shows up at the big event unknowing of it, he somehow doesn't notice that its happening until he gets out of the truck. You would think anyone would instantly notice the highly unusual amount of cars parked there in the suburbs, and the extravagent lighting. Then the mom gets home and goes straight to scolding the daughter like she is not bewildered or impressed by her teenage child putting on this major fashion show. Not until she see's the stupid entertainment center and clean living room does she seem impressed. Still really enjoyed the movie tho. Free watch on youtube.

Just had a good laugh about how Bill has been doing some of the same ad bits for so many years. Feel like he was doing that Helix pronunciation bit when I got into podcasting over a decade ago. Rented his first special that was on DVD at a place called Miracle Video just after it was released, by reccomendation of the clerk there. When did you guys get into podcasts? No mean comments, please. LOL Kidding, of course. I know where I am.