The Oh, Hey everybody we're back with another commission podcast and you'll never guess.

It's the commissioner back again he's he's on a tear he's on a rampage.

Yeah, yeah. He's been tearing it up. He's unstoppable. We need to get like the

What is like the unreal announcement here? Double Commission, Triple Commission. Commission-Gasm. Whatever.

So much energy this morning, man. I'm sick. Well, I'm bringing it. You're going to have to compensate. I'm bringing it. I'm load I'm loaded. So yeah he is I'm going to let him kick it off. He goes

Well someday I'll get back to my original goal of commissioning my way through Star Wars. I just keep thinking of other movies that are cool that I want to hear you guys thoughts on.

This time I like to request 3.10 to Yuma, the remake,

definitely my favorite Western has one of those ending sequences that I can't help but watch over and over and over again.

310 to Yuma, had you seen this before?

Nope. Never thought.

310 to Yuma came out in 2007, it was directed by James Mangold.

Oh, really?

See, I watched the 1950s.

Oh, well, you're fucked.

Because it's, I, I don't know how much different they are.

It's, did you know it was based on a Leonard Elmore film before we started?

Not before we started, no. Afterward I went and I did some searching around and I saw

Elmore Leonard's name come up and I was like, uh, that's strange. So I watched an interview with him where he was talking about

how this was like one of the first short stories that he got published and paid for

yeah back in the 50s way back in the day yeah I don't know Leonard Elmore he's the guy behind like

get shorty and justified he's the guy came up with Ray's it Leonard Elmore is

Elmore Leonard?

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