Enough Episode 332 (Toy Story 5)

**Scott** (0:23)
Hey, team, welcome back to the movies this week, now playing Toy Story 5

**Ryan** (0:32)
Wow.

**Scott** (0:33)
Made a lot of money, and we'll be covering it later in our review portion of the program.

**Mike** (0:38)
Saw a child's movie, Scott, huh?

**Scott** (0:40)
Sure did.

**Mike** (0:41)
It's a film for children.

**Ryan** (0:42)
The Grinch swooping in with negativity right out of the gate.

**Scott** (0:45)
You son of a bitch, let me have this. And I do feel compelled to mention that my theater was nearly sold out and littered with children.

**Mike** (0:58)
Yeah, you said you got some hot seats, didn't you?

**Scott** (1:00)
Yeah. We are.
This is a cut.

**Ryan** (1:05)
Cod swooping down into the theater, green outfit, yelling and screaming, hooting and hollering at the kids.

**Mike** (1:09)
I hate the Grinch.

**Ryan** (1:10)
You are the Grinch.

**Scott** (1:12)
The Grinch, she'll be coming up later in the news again.

**Ryan** (1:14)
Why did you have bad seats?

**Scott** (1:16)
Well, no, the theater was so nearly sold out this is a little inside baseball AMCA list stuff.

**Ryan** (1:26)
Good enough for me.

**Scott** (1:27)
Indulge me. When you're buying tickets, a lot of people never buy these, but the seats, the handicapped person, a company meant I can't speak right now, but you know what I'm trying to say.
Those seats, we bought those, and then you run the risk of if a handicapped person bought the seat next to me and they had a companion, I might have to give my seat up, but I ran that risk and we were fine.

**Ryan** (1:54)
Oh, were they the last ones available?

**Scott** (1:56)
Yes.

**Ryan** (1:56)
Got it.

**Mike** (1:56)
I like those seats. I think they're great seats.

**Scott** (1:58)
They're the furthest away from the screen, and they're usually right smack dab in the middle, so I go for them often.

**Mike** (2:04)
Very easy exit too.

**Scott** (2:06)
I think they should just add a handicapped placard to my AMCA list. Because I think I've earned it.

**Mike** (2:13)
You're faking handicapped at the movie theater?

**Ryan** (2:16)
I feel like if you go to the movies in a wheelchair, like you should be with another guy in a wheelchair, and there's an area for all the chairs to wheel in together.

**Mike** (2:24)
Wait, two guys in chairs go into the movies together?

**Ryan** (2:27)
No good. You don't think if you and I both got paralyzed from the legs down that we'd want to go to the movies ever again.

**Mike** (2:32)
We don't go to the movies together right now.

**Ryan** (2:35)
We kind of don't. We see the same movies in separate theaters. That's the thing.

**Scott** (2:39)
I wish it was that simple. I like the thought where you're like, oh, they could help each other. But I think you'd both need assistance.

**Ryan** (2:45)
We should ask, actually ask Monty what to do.

**Mike** (2:48)
Monty's not in a chair, Ryan.

**Ryan** (2:49)
Well, he's handicapped, right, Michael?

**Scott** (2:51)
But yeah, the theater was littered with children. And one kid was kind of going berserk the whole time, like yapping. And I was really annoyed until he went by and asked Dan and I for high fives.

**Ryan** (3:03)
That would earn him back for me.

**Mike** (3:05)
Yeah, that's safe. This is mid movie though.

**Scott** (3:06)
Mid movie, yes.

**Ryan** (3:07)
You grab him by the shirt, shut the fuck up.

**Scott** (3:09)
You're ruining this for me. This is my movie. I've been waiting 30 years for this fucking sequel.

**Mike** (3:14)
You just hit that man's child in front of everybody.

**Ryan** (3:16)
It really is 30 years old.

**Scott** (3:18)
Yeah.

**Mike** (3:18)
Wow.

**Scott** (3:20)
Toy Story 1 came out.

**Ryan** (3:22)
I saw it in theaters of my entire family. I was 12, I guess. Sure, sure. I remember it vividly. We went to the Kingston Mall and I went home and I played with my toys and pretended they were alive, which is a little old to be doing that at 12
But I still had quite the vivid imagination in the 6th grade, as you may have imagined.

**Scott** (3:42)
I'll get into it more later, but that's what this movie is about. It's about how kids don't play with toys anymore. They play with their phones.

**Mike** (3:50)
I don't think kids do much anymore. I live in a neighborhood and everything. I don't see kids riding around on their bikes or spend a lot of time outside.

**Scott** (3:59)
They're all just looking at their phones and their tablets. They're, I can't remember what the thing in Toy Story 5 is called, lily pad.