Jun 28, 2026 · 39 min · 10 segments
We talk about Toy Story 5 and how much it surprised us. May contain traces of rebooking mixology class.
But we did go and see Toy Story 5 just now, fresh out of the rain that we had to walk through to get back into the house.
But it was an interesting movie because I honestly went in there thinking this was the Toy Story movie that we just didn't need.
We were done.
We'd wrapped that stuff up.
Did you not feel that?
A part? Yeah.
Well,
This is really a Jesse story.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's true.
I think it kind of surprised me because I understood why it needed to be made by the time we'd watched it and I think bringing in the computer-based toys versus the traditional toys and all of the nods to how important imagination is for kids and that kind of thing, I think that people are going to get a lot out of this.
Yeah, yeah, it's kind of interesting the, like, you know, when the first Toy Story came out, you know, kids would more play with toys and do imaginative things and go outside.
I think...
I think I was in my later years I think.
It must have been about 1996 that it came out, maybe 1995.
I feel like I should know this.
Like this is like a quiz thing that I should.
It was.
It was 1995.
I would have won that one.
But we did go and see Toy Story 5 just now, fresh out of the rain that we had to walk through to get back into the house.
But it was an interesting movie because I honestly went in there thinking this was the Toy Story movie that we just didn't need.
We were done.
We'd wrapped that stuff up.
Did you not feel that?
A part? Yeah.
Well,
This is really a Jesse story.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's true.
I think it kind of surprised me because I understood why it needed to be made by the time we'd watched it and I think bringing in the computer-based toys versus the traditional toys and all of the nods to how important imagination is for kids and that kind of thing, I think that people are going to get a lot out of this.
Yeah, yeah, it's kind of interesting the, like, you know, when the first Toy Story came out, you know, kids would more play with toys and do imaginative things and go outside.
I think...
I think I was in my later years I think.
It must have been about 1996 that it came out, maybe 1995.
I feel like I should know this.
Like this is like a quiz thing that I should.
It was.
It was 1995.
I would have won that one.
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