The Glengarry Glen Ross Minute

In our worst episode yet, Bill chastises Matt with his eye balls. Bill and Matt, argue like adults about the staging of the original play. Can one man mansplain to another mansplaining mansplainer? More evidence surfaces supporting Matt's opinion that Ricky and Shel have a mutual respect and as a result Matt breaks a record for saying the phrase "mutual respect." Game recognize game is a concept that, not surprisingly, slipped by our buddy Bill. The fellas explore mentoring, just before they "Bobby Mcferrin" their way thru some of the "Untouchables" soundtrack. Then, they "treat" us to some very adept reenactments of the film as well. Matt doesn't believe that Deborah Winger could ever be boring. The Devil drives a BMW. Bill explains his new top-gear fandom and criticism and reveals the root of his jerk-dom might stem from his car choices. Astoria stories abound. Neighbor Wayne refuses to join us, even tho "it's lit" and Bill holds that against him.

Matt's appreciation of the whole Pacino aesthetic is starting to get uncomfortable. Bill stews in his own ignorance and Matt drinks to that and to the drink casting choices. He then promptly quits the podcast. Bill used to order mint juleps because he's "interesting." The fellas go from 0 to Pacino in 2.3 seconds. Matt has to explain the concept of "game recognize game" and as a result, wants to cast Kyrie Irving this week. Bill simply cannot accept the very obvious concept of mutual respect between Roma and Levine. Despite contrary public opinion, the boys think Mamet is a very funny man. Chicago is played very well by New York in Glenngarry. Our resident chump tells us all about chump change and Matt is an over-tipper.

This week the fellas wonder which role in Glenngarry, Sly Stallone would play? Bill learns that Carl Weathers never dies. The boys lament not having someone to "GlennGarry" with, in their everyday life. Matt tells us that if you have go number 2 at a ballgame you're not good at planning. The fellas unpack how Kevin Spacey turned his Kevin Spacey-ness into a long career, and the fellas cast James Cromwell this week.

Bill thinks he's Mr. Show-biz and wants a more "polished" show. Dave Moss is an absolutely terrible salesman, but Matt still thinks he's dreamy. Dr. Pete gets a little too familiar with Bill, a little too regularly. Bill worked in a dystopian processing center generating "leads" and was probably the root of several people's misery, not just Matt's. Alec Baldwin's hair is an environmental disaster. And Jude Ciccolella is an Ivy League philosopher!?

Meet the fellas, and find out GENERALLY how the film and its characters affected them... How Mamet's "thing" is all about the exchange of confidence... and how Madonna once appeared as the gateway to Heaven. Sincere apologies to Dave Foley and... well, everyone else.