No problem. The whole series is really interesting to watch.

It's fitting in that way.

Sam Dunn devoted an episode to NuMetal in his documentary series Metal Evolution that he did a few years back. You can probably find it on YouTube.

Manager: "Fred, you've already had a warning about yelling at the customers."

It also depends on if he's doing a shift today at Target.

Happens to the best of us. I can't tell you how many times I've had to make new accounts for things because I can't remember my username/password.

I know that he owns an original 16mm print of Manos: The Hands of Fate and whole bunch of other drive in/grindhouse stuff on film.

What's your YouTube channel Crow's New Hair? I'm always looking to add more people who upload MST3K episodes.

Yeah, I'd imagine the huge wealth of rare, schlocky movies and oddities that are only on VHS would be a huge factor for him.

Streaming them on the computer is perfect if you just want to put them on in the background or to relax before bed.

A lot of networks did because they were so durable (they could be used over and over without degrading) and useful for archiving.

He also drive a huge 70's-80's era Oldsmobile, and loves having his early morning free coffee at McDonalds with his friends.

Someone needs to offer him a pizza roll.

Yeah sometimes you get snippets of the old ads on certain online episodes, which is always fun.

No character would survive if those two ever decided to collaborate on a story.

Well most of the MST3K episodes I watch online were originally ripped from VHS tapes, so that sort of counts.

Quentin Tarantino's Get off My Lawn

Doug-er as far as I know.

Even if you just bought it for the land, that's still a pretty good deal.

Yeah I see this being super fun in a party/concert environment (or if your doing something really active like running), but not really something you could sit and listen too.