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DeLorean Motor Company

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Nov 1, 2026

AndrewGUEST
45:53
And I'll tell you a breakdown of 2001 A Space Odyssey that I had to add to this.
AndrewGUEST
46:28
All right, so the only thing this is really doing is just connecting 1955, the DeLorean, with AI.
AndrewGUEST
46:49
So it's really all he's doing here.
AndrewGUEST
46:52
AI was coined.
TonyHOST
37:10
But it was McGregor past the Tierney, past the Forrest.
TonyHOST
37:14
I'm going, what fucking year is this? Have I been fucking in the DeLorean here? I'm going, these guys were playing for us fucking 11 years ago.
TonyHOST
37:24
11 year ago these guys were playing for us, and they've been good servants, and I was not against Tierney coming back, but you're going, fucking hell Celtic, freshen it up, we do this, we keep guys for too long, and by the end, the guys that you've loved watching, you end up fed up with, like Scott Brown during the Covid season, was clearly done, we persevered with him.
TonyHOST
37:46
Neil Lennon, I'm talking now more about managers, should have left after winning the treble-treble, a hero, kept him too long, fucked his legacy.
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Eddy WebbHOST
18:01
It does.
Eddy WebbHOST
18:02
So it sounds a bit like, I wonder if that, cause, cause there's some DeLorean ish look around.
Eddy WebbHOST
18:10
I'm wondering if, if there's a line between that car to what you got is the DeLorean because DeLorean was the factory was in Northern Ireland, I believe.
Eddy WebbHOST
18:19
Hmm.
Eddy WebbHOST
18:20
I bet.
Bill HannaHOST
8:24
And so basically in the 1980s, the lawsuits began rolling in and that was a direct result of Arthur Anderson letting go of its focus on integrity and values and focusing more on power and money and just basically making more fees from its clients.
Bill HannaHOST
8:40
And so some of the cases or the notable cases that we can mention in the 1980s with DeLorean Motors Company at the lawsuit brought by the investors in DeLorean and the lawsuit brought by the investors of Drysdale Securities and also American Savings and Loan.
Bill HannaHOST
8:58
And the one that is interesting here is DeLorean because basically Arthur Anderson issued a clean audit report for the company, even though it had two things going on.
Bill HannaHOST
9:07
Number one, the company had a going concern problem.
Bill HannaHOST
9:11
Basically, they were unable to meet the demand and the production that they were supposed to make, the cars that they were producing.
Bill HannaHOST
9:18
Number two, the CEO or the president of the company, John DeLorean, basically was siphoning money or stealing money from the company by setting up vendors in Panama and basically creating invoices and sending money to Panama.
Bill HannaHOST
9:32
And that was for his own use.
Bill HannaHOST
9:35
And the story is very intriguing with him later trying to save the company by trading cocaine and heroin.
Clinton HallahanHOST
1:18
I know we got caught up on sleep this week, but now it's time to jump back into the Wayback Machine and remember the festival that was.
Clinton HallahanHOST
1:27
Darian, can you insert a sound here of like a time machine, perhaps the DeLorean going back in time? Thank you.
JocelynHOST
1:42
Is that copyright?
Clinton HallahanHOST
1:43
You guys, on a scale of 1 to 10, on a scale of 10 to 10, how was this festival for Brian? 9.5.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
3:53
The second, and I think this is just as critical, is it's a business with a lot of inertia, distribution system that worked against newcomers coming in.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
4:03
To get a chance, you should watch the DeLorean movie on Netflix because it gives you a sense of how difficult it is to break into this business.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
4:13
I remember when Tesla came along in 2006, 2007, the other automobile companies looked at it and said, there's no way you're making it.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
4:22
So when Tesla talked about the electric cars, about making electric cars, the traditional auto company said, it's never going to fly.
NickHOST
6:47
Somebody posted a picture, too, right below it.
NickHOST
6:51
It was the DeLorean.
NickHOST
6:52
Yeah.
NickHOST
6:53
The only way to get consent, call Doc.
Russ EvansHOST
36:46
All right.
Russ EvansHOST
36:46
You've all wanted this, right? For all these years, everybody's wanted a flying DeLorean, a flying car, but really what you wanted is the flying DeLorean, right? Best known for Back to the Future.
Russ EvansHOST
37:03
Flying cars.
Russ EvansHOST
37:03
We thought that was cool in the 80s.
Russ EvansHOST
38:00
I want to make sure I read that and got it right because it's a lot to say all in one breath.
Russ EvansHOST
38:07
And they race these cars.
Russ EvansHOST
38:08
Well, DeLorean is getting involved with their own flying air speeder to compete in this next year's series.
Russ EvansHOST
38:20
I think the decals they put on it should have looked like the original DeLorean from Back to the Future, but they did not, although it's got their DeLorean name on it.
SethHOST
3:43
Listen, I like Pattinson, but maybe aesthetically, probably Bales, I think.
George CarmiHOST
3:48
I'm definitely taking the DeLorean.
George CarmiHOST
3:53
I
Tyler WhitmoreHOST
3:53
can't picture Ben
SethHOST
3:54
Affleck.
SethHOST
3:54
Do you get the DeLorean usage as well? Yeah, absolutely.
SethHOST
3:58
What are you talking
Tyler WhitmoreHOST
4:00
about? I guess it's like getting a Batmobile without grappling guns.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:41
Red pill, sunglasses, telephone.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:46
Skateboard, clock tower, DeLorean.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:51
Bicycle, torch, Reese's Pieces.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:57
Sunglasses, black suit, neuralyzer.
Bob YarbroughHOST
8:13
though.
Bob YarbroughHOST
8:15
This is an easy one.
Bob YarbroughHOST
8:16
Skateboard, Clock Tower, DeLorean.
Bob YarbroughHOST
8:17
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