Bluto

So now I'm kinda like envisioning Popeye.

And you remember back in the day with the cartoon, he'd eat his can of spinach, and, like, he'd get, like, all super, like, jacked up and, like, ready to, you know, take on Bluto and all that stuff.

I'm looking at fiber, uh, as kind of the spinach in this equation, and the fiber then would go in and booster our superhero and give the superhero what it needs to take on those four horsemen.

Is that kind of the, the picture that you're trying to paint here for us lay minds?

I didn't know what people's names were.

I remembered Bluto.

I remembered Olive Oyl.

I didn't remember the tertiary Popeye characters.

... for the different conversations.

Yes.

There's one part where it's at the, when Bluto's doing the flowers.

Like, "She loves, she'll marry me.

They have this character, Buzzy the Crow, who is this black American crow who's a ripoff of the crows in Disney's Dumbo.

And he's done in this quote-unquote black voice by the same guy who actually was doing Brutus in their cartoons then.

Had he been renamed Bluto yet? I don't remember, but Jackson Beck.

And here is something Buzzy the Crow says when his nemesis is a cat who smokes a lot.

Well, Chris Eubank is very good.

Bluto from Popeye is unavailable.

So basically...

The genesis is very much, first of all, I had to think through before I said I'd do it.