Yeah, so Kevin's been going through the 1986 playlist. It's a hot year. It is a hot year. There's a lot of good songs in 1986. One of my favorite things to do is actually I go on like a Spotify or whatever and I type in 1986 in the Billboard Top 100. From those, in my wife and I will just sit there and just go through and it's like, Oh yeah. Love this. Love this. Deep dive into that year, man. I think my favorite though is 1989. Oh yeah. Yeah. There's something about the music that year, but the year of Princeton and the Batman sound. Yeah, like 19 minutes. That dance, dude. You see, right? I appreciate that. I'm a reference. That dance is fantastic. That's every day. There aren't enough songs in mainstream that pull dialogue from movies. People should do that more often. They should just probably ask permission first, but they should do that more often. Well, let's just say like, okay, so I mean a movie that everybody loves that you can't find anywhere because Harvey Weinstein is holding a hostage. But, you know, dogma, for example. Like if somebody wanted to use sample or use dogma, well, one part of it. Like, if you sample Silent Bob, it's just silence. But if you sample Jay, then you would imagine you have to ask the... What was the process there? I would imagine one would have to approach whoever owns the movie. I don't know if you have to approach the performer separately, but I would imagine you have to because the actor did a performance 25 years ago that they didn't think was going to be used at the beginning of a song. Right. So, I think it under normal legal circumstances. Right, right. It might be a different scenario. Gotcha. Gotcha. So, interesting. It's a question though that I think that Jason News would love to ask Kanye West, what have you done for me lately? I mean, come on. And I've decided to hang on the Kevin Smith for just a couple more minutes because menace and Kevin were just talking about this off the air. And it's kind of interesting that you're... I mean, we should make it clear that just because you don't yourself use marijuana anymore and they wish they performed, it's not like you all of a sudden, like you're against it. We sell it. Yeah. It's a James Silent Bob. We were brand. Thanks to the good folks at Kevin are gold. So, yeah. No, I'm very proud. One of our DJs here at the station is like, please tell Kevin that I love his weed and I tell everybody to carry it. And so, what's it like? We need like anything else in moderation is absolutely wonderful. Yeah. So this event in Chicago. Chronicon? Chronicon. Sounds weedy, but it's not. It's very, yeah. It sounds very weedy, but very. We did a movie called James Silent Bob reboot a few years ago and in that movie, they go to this event called Chronicon, which is essentially built around the fake James Silent Bob movie they were making in James Silent Bob, strike back the one with it. So this is the kind of multi-level stuff that the sea bass loves. He loves like the layers on layers that. They'll build yourself a universe. Right. Yeah. I've been doing since 94, man. Like a lot of people are like, hey, man, Marvel owes you money. I was like, I stole the idea from their comics. They don't even know me. Right. So, Chronicon, you know, when we did it in the movie, it's just basically a James Silent Bob convention. Everybody dressed as Blunt Man and Chronic James Silent Bob. And so, and you know, ever since we did it, we're like, it was so easy to pull the fake version together. We're like, we should really try to do this in the real world. And so, October 11th is it? 11 through the 13th. 11th and 13th in just outside Oh, hair and rose, in Illinois, where we used to go to the wizard world, Comic Con all the time. We're doing the first ever Chronicon. We picked Chicago because it's right in the middle. A lot of people are like, why not Jersey? I do stuff in Jersey constantly because this podcast will send him as a stuff. In fact, and Chicago is a lot of fun. Chicago's live. You fly right there and you're out of the airport a minute and a half. You're at the convention. So what will this be? It's basically like, for example, the next week I'm going on a cruise, Jane, soundbobbs cruise a skew. Right. So it's me, Jay, Brian O'Hallar and Jeff Anderson, Jason Lee, Ethan Sopli, my wife, Jen, Ralph Garman, Mark Bernardin, who I do fat man, beyond with Andy McAlphish, a cruise. If you like me and my podcasting and my movies, like we're doing live script reading and stuff, Chronicon is that on land. Okay. So it's basically a Kevin Smith convention. Now there'll be people selling stuff that didn't just Kevin Smith oriented like comics and stuff, but everything in the purview of things that I've enjoyed. So I have my own element of it. Like you saw weed as you mentioned it. I do saw weed, but I don't and Illinois is weed legal. Right? So I would imagine there might be some vending, but not probably not selling. Not on a floor like. Yes, not on a floor, but you know, we related paraphernal. You want to buy a try or rolling try? You'll be able to do that. Some glassware. I'm sure you'll be able to do that. I'm sure you could find some of you want it. Yes, absolutely. But the idea of like doing the real world, like that's where I've gotten to the place and in my life where I'm like, let's just see if this is possible. One of the things that brings me the most joy in life as we talked about was you doing the opening to the 430 movie thing. There's another simple joy. I just made these plastic cups recently that we're going to sell at Smokasel Cinemas that like, Nate Gonzalez, it is a lot of our artwork. It's just me with surrounded by all my characters. Yeah. And I was like, you know, they make the souvenir cups of movie theaters. I'm going to make, I made 500 of these cups. I signed them also like when you buy like a large soda and a small popcorn, 15 bucks and you walk away with an autograph. You know what I mean? And but just the seeing the cup on my desk like every day just tickles me because I'm like, this is stupid, man. You just got to find little hills to climb. Lower the bark. It's modify your expectations. Lower the bar. Drop it on ground, step over, call that accomplished. Why this is cool? I mean, just, you know, how you got, you know, clerks to become a thing and got that done and you've taken that and you build them to the next thing and then you kind of use that to build, yeah. And you're just taking stuff that you were just completely passionate about and that passion has just continued this entire time. Keep it alive. Honestly, I think most people would have stopped talking about clerks long ago, but I'm always like, hey, man, remember clerks. So I find a new way to repackage it and whatnot. We're doing a thing at Smodcastle Cinema's August 3rd for my birthday called Volgothon. Now we got five theaters in Smodcastle. I think we're about to sell it out. We've sold three theaters worth. Two theaters left that would mean we'd had every seat in the house 800 seats completely occupied just for a nonstop festival showing clerks all the way to clerks three eight movies in a row. Wow. Logist third tickets at Smodcastle Cinema's.com. Yeah, you can find Kevin Smith on Twitter and Instagram at that Kevin Smith. Love you brother. Love you. Thank you for for being here. I'm going to go home and let's see the over time. You did. Yeah, and over and over. It makes me so awesome. Well, thank you for coming and sharing that. I was really interested to hear it after you. You Chris. You sent me a how happy you were about it. I was one people when they come in and have a really great time in the show and then if I do something for somebody Laura, was everything okay? Yeah, it was a good. Yeah, I freak out. Yeah, I freak out. So thank you. You did it. You crushed. All right, Kevin Smith, everybody, we'll be right back. The Woody Show.