And that's been my story.

That's great.

Adam's better than me.

I started playing when I was 13, and I am 55 years old now, guys.

So you would think I'd be pretty good at golf.

And yet? I've also been playing guitar since I was 13, but I'm not great at guitar either.

I played golf very casually for many years up until my 20s and then put it away for like – I feel like for a period of about 20 years, especially when I lived in L.A. for five or six years, I don't think I played once in Los Angeles.

Like a full court.

Did he go to get like a rubber or something? Why leave at this moment of all moments?

Well, that's what I was going to bring up, guys, because I mean, a lot of this was funny to me this time around for some reason.

And I noticed, you know, he came downstairs putting his shirt on and looking to me like he was done.

Like, I didn't get the idea that he was coming back.

But now that you mentioned that, it makes more sense that he was up there for a minute and 15 seconds.

I went and looked and clocked it.

So it would make more sense that he's coming back.

she falls off that chair like she doesn't want to get hurt hitting the floor It's like one of those Falls very self-aware.

Chuck, how about it? Does, uh, does Heist still groove?

Wow.

Does this film still groove? I...

Something that I like about this film, and I said it earlier, this, this film is, it, it should not have come out at this time.

It, it came out at the wrong ti- it, it was maybe 10 years before.

It, it could've been, even have been a film in the '70s, or it could've been a film, uh, or even a TV series, uh, today, you know, on a, you know, a, a, a 10-part series or something along those lines.

And there was a real opportunity here that this film could've gone where Jimmy Silk was the young pup who was, like, the protege of Joe Moore, just learning everything.

Uh, so guys, before, uh, before you head, head back to, head back to your, your, your show, tell us what's coming up next on the Cinematic Flashback Podcast.

Exactly.

By all, any means necessary.

It's, uh...

At some point, the, the, the House and the Senate, they were gonna wanna actually do their jobs, I would think.

Uh, because they're gonna wanna govern and their, and their constituents are gonna want them to govern and they're not doing that.

So, I mean, I think that's when the cracks might start furthering a little bit is like-

Right.

... and Tombstone and then in college he's in, he plays Jim Morrison in The Doors.