The Hangover

He

was also in, what did you say? Hangover? Was he also in The Hangover? Maybe, no.

I'm thinking Wedding Crashers or Step Brothers.

Okay.

Post-dated check is the best wedding gift.

Like five years in the future, so they must still be together to cash it, says another one.

He was definitely in The Hangover, says another one.

Chris, thank you.

there's a mixology oh mixology it was called mixology we did

it we did it we got it off the ground yeah it was we did one season guys go watch that on uh on abc streaming i don't even know if you can see it anymore it was a it was a show um uh scott and moore um uh they wrote the guys that wrote the original first draft of the hangover kind of crazy they wrote the very

first draft that's crazy

And they cast you in the wrong project.

So don't buy it.

Don't give them any more money.

No, but the two guys that wrote Lucas and Moore, the guys that wrote the original first draft of The Hangover, the one that we know now as this masterpiece, they wrote this pilot idea in a bar in one night in Manhattan.

The whole season took place over the course of one night in a bar, which was a bold concept.

We know what this is.

The hangover.

That's the one! One of the

easiest ones we've ever had, to be honest with you.

is the, as far as I am concerned, because there's so much attached to this movie with you, this is like the original Conor Happer classic, even if it's not.

Like, I know Mr.

Deeds might be, but this movie, like, if I see The Hangover, if I see the poster of The Hangover, if it's on the television, I'm going to think about you because of that entire conversation that we had with Tubb.

I watch it almost every, every time it's on tv and then i so here's the process it shows up on tnt or whatever i i watch it for a little while i get triggered that all the stuff all the good stuff is bleeped out and then i will find it on streaming somewhere and end up watching at least a portion

hilarious.

Or like The Hangover with the three of them would be so fucking funny.

They hate each other.

In real life? Really?

And, of course, you find out what really happened.

And it's like The Hangover.

You know, they're trying to retrace their steps.

But it's just...

I feel like, not in a bad way, in a good way, because I clearly do like this movie, it's as if they've just got two movies worth of ideas and just banged them together.

There is just so much happening all the time, but not in a bad way.

Yeah, and do you know what? It's funny you mentioned The Hangover, and I'll circle back to why.

Again, going back to the trailers and what I knew of this movie, and there's even a line, I think there's a line in the movie that the grandma says, and it's in the trailer, and it kind of sells it as that's the premise, and it's along the lines of, the longer you stay on the island...

Old School is two.

I would put The Hangover as three.

Meet the Parents is four.

That was a very underrated movie in my home growing up as a child.

What do you think of as the biggest comedies of the last 10-20 years? While it pops up.

Everyone always says Superbad.

Everyone always says The Hangover.

Yeah,

They taught me how to do things properly.

But even watching TV or going to the movies or listening to music, there was those worlds as well that were far away from 28 Strathcona in Hamilton.

Yeah.

You know, look what that person's doing or look what they're doing.

They saved the best trip for last, but this time they may have gone too far.

The Hangover.

Oh, good guess.

I'll give you another go.