Brian Doyle-Murray

I only know

Brian Doyle.

I only thought he had Brian Doyle Murray as a brother.

No, there's a whole, there's like 40 Murrays.

Okay.

So how are we here now, a day, two days later, deciding when and where we're going to be playing this game?

I believe Paulie Mack used to have a soundbite from the great Brian Doyle Murray in Caddyshack.

Poor caddying.

Poor caddying.

You know, five years, a lot's happened since the last passage of something of that nature.

Okay, so my reference here would be Christmas Vacation when Brian Doyle Murray has been brought to the house, and at the end, of course, he calls Clark Carl, but he says, whatever you got last year, add 20%.

He just throws that out there.

Is that something where he could be like, okay, well, let's just do whatever it was, but whatever the numbers are, let's at least try to capture some sort of inflationary formula in there too.

I was like, oh, fuck.

The sheriff looks kind of like Brian Doyle Murray from Christmas Vacation, you know? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

He kept reminding me of the Jelly of the Month membership guy.

Dude, you're so right.

I'm looking.

It looks like Brian Doyle Murray was doing it.

Let's go back to 1982.

I said, you know, do you have the clip of the play? And it was incredible.

I appreciate you too, JR.

Do you remember the movie Caddyshack where Brian Doyle Murray takes the kid, you know, up and shoves his face up against the sign, says, what's that sign say? And the kid says, no bare feet.

And he raises him up a little bit.

He says, what's that sign say? And he says, no fighting.

I feel like I've talked about season seven like a thousand times this week by the numbers.

But yeah, the whole Brian Doyle Murray, Mary Gross thing, that one fell flat because they really didn't have a good dynamic where this one works.

Speaking of long updates, yeah.

Right.

Uh, every year unemployed copywriter Joe Michaels reads his wealthy friend's annual over-the-top Christmas letter and feels like a loser, but this year's going to be different.

Also featuring Brian Posehn, Brian Doyle-Murray, uh, other people.

Yeah.

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