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The Price Is Wrong, Bob! — Anger, Identity & Finding Your Happy Place in Happy Gilmore

• Erin Gray and Tanya Dos Santos • Season 3 • Episode 21

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What do golf balls, unresolved trauma, and Bob Barker have in common? You guessed it—Happy Gilmore! 

In this week's episode of Wicked Psychotherapists, Erin and Tanya tee off on one of Adam Sandler’s most iconic (and unhinged) roles. 

From attachment wounds and abandonment to anger management and visualization techniques, we explore Happy’s journey through grief, identity shifts, and emotional regulation—all disguised as a slapstick sports comedy.

Get ready for a deep (and hilarious) dive into how this 90s cult classic mirrors real mental health struggles—plus the moments that totally couldn’t be made today.

 Oh, and yes, we talk about the grandma, the alligator, and that epic beatdown with Bob Barker.

Whether you're a diehard Sandler fan or a first-time watcher, this one’s for anyone who’s ever struggled to stay calm under pressure… or needed a little help finding their “happy place.”

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Erin:

Hey guys, it's Tanya. Hi, it's Erin, and welcome to Wicked Psychotherapists.

Tanya:

Yeah, welcome. So we are doing, today we're, we're going down the Adam Sandler pipeline. We're, we're just, obsessed with him. I think we've talked about this many times before, but we love Adam Sandler and we're going back to some of the classics. but this is one of my favorites. It's from 1996. happy Gilmore. So we are going to be talking about some good stuff. Hopefully you all. Like this movie as well too, if you're tuning in or you just wanna relive some of the moments. also we wanted to do something on this because there is a Happy Gilmore two coming out. we don't, I don't know the release state yet, but it should be, Not too far away. maybe in the summer 25 or end of 25 but we'll find out. we'll definitely do another, episode around that too, So, let's get into Happy Gilmore. So we have, happy Gilmore, who is a, avid hockey player. He gets this love of hockey from his dad. They're always playing, they're always going to games, and happy is. you know, pretty, his, his dad is pretty intense around it. and happy kind of says, I think in the first scene he talks about, ah, I wasn't really good with like skating, but I had a nice, you know, a nice like, what do they call it? Like a hook shot? Mm-hmm. Or, you know, kind of the, the, the shot into the goal. I'm sorry if I'm butchering that people, I don't know the lingo. but yeah. And so that was kind of his saving grace and that was what he. You know, he always, he always, loved hockey and him and his dad, that was the bond between them. He said his mom didn't love it so much and she ended up moving to Egypt. Yeah, because where there's no ice hockey rinks and doesn't seem like she became much part of his

Erin:

No,

Tanya:

she wasn't really a part of his life after that. Which is, is sad already. It's kind of sad. but he presents it in such a funny way. So, It's such an Adam Sandler way too, right? He's kind of just going down the line naming all these funny things, you know, having these funny shots of him hitting his dad with a puck, when they're practicing. And, but ultimately we learn that happy, happy his dad passes away because he gets. Hit with a, a hockey puck at a game. Yeah. and so, and then he's, he has to go live with his sweet little grandma who, who dresses up as, as Gene Simmons Yeah. To greet him, of kiss. And, so she seems pretty, pretty cool. Mm-hmm. that, I don't know what it is about that grandma, that actress, but she, she just played such Yeah. Great little cute grandma figures that were also pretty hilarious.

Erin:

Yeah. I mean, the one I always think of is. On Seinfeld when? Is it Jerry trying to get like, is it the rye bread or something like that? It's the rye bread. Yep.

Tanya:

He's like, he steals it from a burger. She's like, help, help. And then she recognizes him later when she moves to Florida and his father's running for like condo president or something, and she's like, it was you. He just like, he steals it like a madman running down the street. Like who does that? Who steals bread from an old lady?

Erin:

Gotta have it. It's the last one.

Tanya:

Yeah. But she's pretty great. and he Happy Gilmore does say at this point he kind of starts to develop a short fuse. Because he is kind of got, you know, and it's no wonder You know, his therapist, that's kind of the, I don't know if your ears kind of parked up where I was like, oh,'cause the dad died. He doesn't know his mom. And he even

Erin:

says that too. He says like, I, you know,'cause he talks about the one thing at the birthday party or something. He is like. You know, then I kind of had a short fuse because, I angry about my, you know, lost my dad, didn't have, you know, his mom had already abandoned him. And then what I like though is like, he beat up this kid and then afterwards he's like, you know what? I, I screwed up. let me go apologize, give you a weird back rub and give you some cake. We're friends now.

Tanya:

The kid just looks. Really confused and scared. I don't know of which part more, but I'm sure that stuck in his memory. That was a traumatic memory for him. he develops a really odd. Way of coping with his anger. He doesn't have great coping skills, so he just kind of lets it all out he's got no impulse control and then feels bad and apologizes quickly after. He does that with his girlfriend where. Oh yeah, it's another part that I love. Oh my gosh, this movie could not be made. I mean, like, it couldn't be made in the same way. Yeah. As it, it was then. I mean, I don't know, maybe that the second one will be, and they'll just keep to that, but there's just so many, so many things that we just could not, you know, condone now I think, you know, that, but it, this was the nineties of it all. So, and Adam Sandler, but he, I guess that the girlfriend breaks up with him and. He's like, yeah, and he starts to say all these insults to her and he is like, well, you're, you're, you know what? Because she says like, you know, you're kind of listless, you're not really doing much with your life. and he is like, yeah, well I seen those finger paintings of your students and they aint nothing great.

Erin:

Those

Tanya:

kindergarters

Erin:

don't even know what they're doing.

Tanya:

And then like, as soon as he yells, he's like, don't leave. Don't leave, come back. I love you. And she's like, no. And he's like, I don't you know, therapeutically, we see this kind of like, really avoidant mixed attachment style where he pushes people away, but then is like, no, I need you. it's kind of borderline ish,

Erin:

yeah.

Tanya:

Mixed attachment style. But it follows

Erin:

too with, you know, if we go back to his childhood, his mom abandoned him and then he was raised by his dad. And his dad, even though he was comforting, was still kind of like hostile at times except related to hockey. Yeah, and he die in a violent way, and so he has that. He has a lot of abandonment and is like, okay, you know, how do I latch onto people or what do I do? How do I get'em to stay or do I want'em to stay? It hurts when they stay. You know?

Tanya:

Yeah, he definitely has some emotional difficulties going on there, and I mean, I'm sure his grandma's trying the best she can, but she's kind of older. She probably couldn't look out for all those things. maybe that wasn't even a part of what she would even consider, you know, probably just the basics of taking care of him, making sure he is okay kind of thing.

Erin:

Yeah. She started taking care of him at like, I don't know, eight or nine, whatever he was.

Tanya:

Yeah,

Erin:

yeah,

Tanya:

yeah. So he kind of, carries that with him throughout his life. Mm-hmm. And he still holds to his love of hockey. He still tries out for this, amateur kind of team. Every time. And he just is really violent and really like, you know, checking people against the wall and being like, that's my p you know, kind of just really, really angry and upset. He doesn't know how to emotionally, he's a hothead on the ice it's just kind of, you know, he never makes the team because of this and because he really can't focus on his skills. Instead he's just, kind of reacting to all the stuff he's doing wrong or that he can't get Right. Yeah.

Erin:

and breaking the glass where the two coaches Oh yeah. That probably didn't, which is like so impossible.

Tanya:

Mm-hmm.

Erin:

Then beating up the coach after that, he didn't get on the team.

Tanya:

Yeah, he is really, he's got some anger issues from you. Very, very lightly. but yeah, it, and instead, I think is kind of that time where people would, be like, oh, let's stay away. Rather than realizing like, oh, he is got some issues. Or maybe they just,'cause he was an adult by that point, right? They were like, I don't know what to do with him. But definitely a product of his upbringing and abandonment and also just not having any anger management or coping skills. Mm-hmm. Towards upset and disappointment and not winning and not getting what he needs. but yeah, so he, he then comes to, to realize that. He, his, his grandmother's house, all her stuff is being taken because she has all these, like, what is it, like$270,000 in back taxes that she hasn't paid? So the, the bank is trying to take her house and he's trying to figure out a way to, to save it. And then he, you know, somebody sees him Shooting the, golf ball.

Erin:

the stuff. Well, they start betting him the,'cause the two guys are like, just being like, oh, they found his grandfather's clubs and they're just like shooting, you know, hitting, shooting or whatever, hitting the ball. How, how's sports? How's sports sportsy? Am I, no, but they start hitting the ball and you know, just like they're thinking they're really great and then he is like, oh, this is so dumb. You know, golf and blah, blah, blah. And they're like, oh, but you can't do it. So then he is like, oh, wait. So then they start betting him and I think he made like$60 from that after, you know, after he is shooting it all the way down the road. And then they, then they, he's like, huh, maybe I can start making money at the driving range and start doing different things. So that's pretty much how, how I think he started thinking like, okay, this could actually. Be a job or I can start hustling people.

Tanya:

Yeah. And then he, and then he like is at the driving range and all these people are like, you should try.'cause he shoots all these like, magnificent, just far, far reaching, you know, heights with the golf ball. I think he's playing with a hockey. Stick or maybe, his grandfather's, I don't know what he is playing with, but he's really just making these really far shots and everyone's like, you should be in the Waterbury Inn.'cause he's in Waterbury, Connecticut, which is just so funny to me. they're dressed like such Waterbury, Connecticut, like just Connecticut. Yeah.

Erin:

But their sweaters. Sweaters tied.

Tanya:

And that's when, Chubbs the, mentor guy the figure in his movie, that there's like some coach guiding him or some mentor. That's like some wise, sage man that's gonna, help him with this. And he discovers him and is like, oh, he could be a good golfer for the open and mm-hmm. but, you know, along the way we see Adam, I'm sorry, Adam, um, happy, happy, happy. Same thing. You know, he's, he's pretty much his characters. Same difference. Yeah. But happy is, is just, you know, he really has difficulty controlling his emotions and he can, you know, really hit this golf ball, but he just has a tough time when people say things or heckle him. And this slowly is becoming kind of like his, his downfall and his play. Chubbs is realizing that and saying like, Ugh, you know, like he's really, we gotta, we gotta kind of train him to not be such a hothead. I think he even gets like, isn't there like some sort of coach he gets in to kind of like help with, to be like, Hey, you gotta, you gotta be calm. No,

Erin:

what happens is to say they team each other up. Like, so I guess like when you're in the golf open tournament yeah. Tournaments, whatever. I guess they go against a person.'cause it always seems like there's two people. So one of his people that he was playing with, like who was his, I guess not even partner, but just playing next to was very zen he was the one who was like, so you just gotta do this and do that. and so he was the one who was coaching him through the whole thing. But he wasn't the coach. He was just the person that was. Kind of almost like stuck next to him while he was doing all this. He was like trying

Tanya:

to get to calm down. And it was just enraging him further because he's, it's just like,

Erin:

He's like, dude, stop.

Tanya:

enough. It just didn't work with him. Yeah. and then he meets the, journalist? Virginia? She's like a, she's a, she's a,

Erin:

I think she's the marketing or social,'cause there wasn't social media back then, but she was like the PR person. There was no social media in 96. Yeah, so she's the PR person for the tour, for the whole, the whole tour. So that's why she was like at first standing next to, next to shooter because, you know, he's the. Up and coming. You know, everyone's expecting him to get the yellow jacket at the end. Shooter? Shooter. Shooter McGee or something? Mcg Gavin? Yeah. Mcg

Tanya:

shooter McGee is better, but yeah, I think it was Shooter mcg, shooter McGee.

Erin:

But yeah, so she, that's why she was standing with him and the other guy because it was like, I think they probably all expected him to win'cause he's gonna get all the publicity That's also why she was like talking to her boss, like, oh no, let's keep happy. Look at all the people that are now watching and interested in golf, because they never, you know,'cause it's interesting. It's like a draw.

Tanya:

Yeah. It's a draw for the people. Yeah. He is not just this boring golf, it like brings about some attention to it. Yeah. And then he of course, you know, thinks she's, hot and wants to, Date her or whatever. And so they start a little romance there. Mm-hmm. and she also is kind of trying to keep him to be like, Hey, you can't keep playing. Like, I kind of saved your butt. You know, like, you gotta calm, yeah. Calm down, you know, calm yourself down. and then Chubb is also working with him to be like. at the mini golf range. And he basically, you know, was kind of trying to give him some techniques and he ends up giving him visualization. He is like, go to your happy place. Mm-hmm. And that's, very, very therapeutic and very helpful. It's a lot of athletes apparently. use that, to kind of clear their minds or focus and, yeah. Visualize his happy place is, the PR lady, Julie Bowen, Virginia. and his grandma winning at a casino and a little person on a unicycle or something. Like he's just so random. And Adam Sandler Rusk. Yeah. Yeah. How his mind works. Yeah. And, Yeah. And, and so I really memorable scenes that I loved were the, the Bob Barker scene because he ends up having to team up with him at the masters or tournament, whatever that is.

Erin:

someone who's a professional golfer

Tanya:

and Yeah.

Erin:

Yeah. I guess it was to earn money'cause I think he got his 7,000, well, not little'cause all his checks, he made them make the big checks. Remember, like at, he's like, oh yeah, yeah. Just because they're like, oh, we can't give you a check and it'll be a couple weeks. He's like, what? Just make, what about the big check? They're, and so that's why he ended up with like a whole car full of big checks because he didn't want, you know, but, yeah. But like with Bob Barker, yeah, I think they were just put together because, you know, celebrity, professional golfer, you know, it's just like random.

Tanya:

Yeah. Like they, that was like how they paired them up and Bob Barker, I guess was getting kind of angry at, at happy for he wasn't playing a good game and he was getting heckled by, the shooter had hired some guy to be like, you suck jackass, you know? Oh yeah. And like, yeah, sit there and call him like, get Jackass, like right before he would shoot and. Bob Barker gets mad, says something kind of nasty to, to happy and happy. He's like, what? And then they just take each other out and Bob Barker gets the best of that exchange.

Erin:

Yeah, because that was the first thing, like when they first met Bob Barker's, like, okay, I won last year. I, or came in first or second last year, I expect to do the same. And then they were dead last.

Tanya:

And then, yeah, that's where the signature for me. Like that's what I always picture with Adam Sandler, that signature yelling of like, oh, come on. The price is wrong. You know? He's like, price is wrong, Bob. Oh my gosh. It's just so that scene just cracks me up because then, you know, Bob Barker rather than just being startled and like, kind of like, oh my gosh, he just fights him right back and pushes into the retention pond or whatever the heck that is. yeah. And then, he also gets into a fight with an alligator, which is the one that took. Chub's arm and the one eyed alligator that Chub's got his eye, he like wrestles him in the water. And he's like playing with him like he's playing fetch with a dog.

Erin:

And, um,

Tanya:

yeah, I wasn't,

Erin:

sure how he killed him, I guess, like just punching him, killed him.

Tanya:

Yeah. I mean, I don't know if that would actually work. You can clearly see it's like such a, it's like a rubber alligator right now. The TVs that we have now, but cause it's like bobbing along, like so, like rubber rubbery. Yeah,

Erin:

it's like a pool.

Tanya:

No C, no c,

Erin:

no CGI back then.

Tanya:

But yeah, I think he, I think he like punched him'cause he just like attacked, attacked the, the alligator. but, and then he gives Chubbs the gift of like his, his head and then that ultimately kills Chubbs.'cause he gets so scared he. Backs up and falls out a window. So, yeah, he should have warned him. Happy's like so upset and he's like, oh, I always, people that get close to me die. You should, you should get away Virginia. You know, and he's like, got that, that trauma of like, oh, people die around me, like his dad and yeah, Chubbs, Yeah, he's like, takes on that, that trauma. But ultimately, you know, happy is able to use his visualization and calm down and, you know, not without a few hi jinks and, you know, some, the, the heckler guy driving a Volkswagen through and running him down.

Erin:

Yeah. Well, and it even goes back to, you know, when Chubbs brought him to the mini golf, you know, he is like, okay.'cause when the tower falls, he is like, okay, this reminds me of. That weird shot that I had to do, and it goes back to Chubbs Strange Coaching

Tanya:

and the fact that they just like kept that there. They're like, well, this is part of the golf course now you Gotta shoot off of that in the subway sign.

Erin:

Yeah. so much product placement with Subway. It is like having another subway sandwich. Oh, wait, now I'm gonna advertise for Subway and Subway's gonna be,

Tanya:

yeah, it's a classic, hilarious movie. the shouts and the way that Adam Sandler. You know, his characters the way he just is unhinged and so ridiculous. Yeah. Classic Adam.

Erin:

Yeah, he, that's just his trademark I think in all of his, probably all his movies.

Tanya:

Yeah, I think he kind of like matured more, but he still kind of can lose it a little bit. and some of them are like just kind of shouting that way and it just kind of brings back, brings to mind some of Those old movies and the way he would act. but. I just think this is honestly just hilarious to me. even though I understand like the humor behind it, it's just when the grandma gets put in a nursing home and she's just being abused, like, it just, it gets to me and I can't laugh at that.'cause I'm like, oh, like I have a soft spot for Yeah, because it's, because it's kind

Erin:

of, because you're like, okay, Ben Stiller. Nurse spend stiller whatever you're, you know, like, it's like you, you like, okay, so I understand like, he's like, okay, gonna make some money, making them make quilts and do this, all their other stuff.

Tanya:

But the hotline,

Erin:

Sex hotline. it's just so strange. And, but yeah, I'm sure they just, he is like, okay, where can I put my buddy Ben Stiller in the movie? He's like, he looks like an abusive orderly. Sure. grow this mustache. Or let me, let's glue, let's glue this mustache on you.

Tanya:

Oh my gosh. Yeah. And also, Norman, Norman, I can't, why am I blanking on his name? Norman, the one that he always has in, in his movies. The one that was on SNL Norman. I can't think of his name, but he, he always has them in his movies too, but when he's just like, one of his, like, goof around buddies, Uhhuh, and he is like, you know, kind of, kind of just, you know, like, kind of, kind of just like, I, I think they're throwing like, oh wait.

Erin:

actually. Know what I think you're thinking,'cause you said you watched Big Daddy recently and I think that he was in big Daddy, so,

Tanya:

I saw some clips of, Billy Madison. Oh, okay. Where they throw the dog poop up on the porch, whatever. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That is not, we'll have to do Billy Madison sometime too. Yeah, Billy Madison is another one of my favorites. I'm mixing that up. But, yeah, it's, it's just, I mean, his friends that are kind of in all his movies,

Erin:

I was trying to think. Like, I don't, I don't know if there's too many SNL people. Kevin Neen was in the, in Happy Gilmore. I don't know. Oh, okay. Doesn't look like there was tons of others. There's one person that looked like, I thought it was, what's his name? Kevin, oh my God. The, the guy who was in King of Queens.

Tanya:

We can't think of anyone you all know who we're talking about. So he was,

Erin:

yeah. Anyway, Kevin James. Kevin James. So there's one guy that looked like Kevin James, who I was thinking was Kevin James in Happy Gilmore, but it was not.

Tanya:

there's just, there's a lot of his, his gang around and they're mm-hmm. They're, they're just kind of hilarious. Yeah. They, they also had some movies or went on to have some movies and, you know, they, they just were kind of the, the funny, funny guys Yeah. At that time. and still I think they still, yeah, they still are, you know, but, yeah, it was just a time I just thought it was such a good movie and such, you know, just a way of, I guess just from the mental health perspective, just the anger management. Mm-hmm. And trying to control, I. anger impulses and learning about visualization and Right. You know, being able to adapt Also, also adaptability. Yeah. Like, you know, he, he had to adapt between hockey and Yeah. And golf and pivot and also

Erin:

he had to slow down, you know, like with the breathing and everything like that. And tried to, he couldn't just be a hothead just because that's what he wanted to do.'cause there was a couple times after. You know, after he is talked to you about like, okay, you can't really act like that, you're gonna get kicked off. You could tell he wanted to flip out, but he is like, okay, this is, this is who I need to be right now. I need to slow, slow down and just call. Yeah. And he uses as the goal

Tanya:

of like, grandma, remember

Erin:

grandma like her house? Yeah. Grandma, grandma, grandma.

Tanya:

Yeah. And like he's so, I mean, he's definitely a very caring person. He cares about his grandma. That's who basically raised

Erin:

Yeah. Even has her, picture in his car instead of. Car dice. He just has grandma pictures. Do you remember grandma? I remember people used to have that, my mom had something like that in her car. she had a car where she would have a box, like one of those picture box things. hanging under the rear view mirror,

Tanya:

think I remember them. Like, I don't think my mom had it, but I think, yeah, I do remember that. That was kind of a big thing. Yeah. Very eighties or something. this was A hilarious movie. where, there was just a lot of points we thought were, interesting. You know, with mental health and anger management, and also kind of growing up focusing on other people pivoting in your career. And in your life and dealing with adversity and having to. You know, manage that. And, he actually does have a lot, you know, and I know he doesn't, he doesn't focus on this, of course, we're just focusing on it. But he does have to learn that. And he learns that through golf and through people helping him out and supporting him. So that is

Erin:

a

Tanya:

plus in our books.

Erin:

Yeah. And staying true to who he is at the end. his love for his family, his grandma,

Tanya:

you know, it's, yeah. Yeah. And keeping his, his family together and, and his, his house, the house that his grandfather built, keeping that in the family and everything. Mm-hmm. So, yeah, if you have not seen that movie, go check it out. Especially if you're kind of a Gen X or late millennial, I think you'll appreciate it. I'm just saying like, that was a time and so maybe you kind of remember that. But it definitely was just really funny. Mm-hmm. Again, very not politically correct in a lot of ways nowadays. Right. But I think there were a lot of movies that definitely were not That's okay. At that point. It's okay to

Erin:

have silliness every once in a while and not worry about being completely politically correct.

Tanya:

Yeah. I think we still, I mean, that's just kind of how, that's what we grew up seeing. Yeah. So the non-PC nature is nostalgia.

Erin:

no, I'm curious for, happy Gilmer too. How many of the same people will be in it?'cause you know, a lot of people have passed away, but a lot of people are still alive. Or if he's gonna add new people or if it's still gonna be related to golf or if he's gonna actually play hockey,

Tanya:

Yeah. I think it definitely is kind of, up for grabs. I don't know. I think they've said some people are gonna be in the movie, they've kind of announced it, but they haven't really put much out there about it. At least as far as I could see. Right. Yeah. They're probably keeping it hidden. Yeah. But it's exciting. that'll be fun to look forward to because that's, been almost 30 years. 1996. Oh my God, that's, yeah, that makes me. I was very cognizant and aware during that time, and the fact that it was 30 years ago makes me feel very old. but it is what it is.

Erin:

I know it's one of my favorites. I forgot how much I really liked it. I mean, I thought it was funny, but I watched it last night with the family It was their first time seeing it. There was so much laughter happening. So that was good.

Tanya:

That's good. Yeah, it is. It is really, really funny. Just everything about it. Just the ridiculousness, the silliness, the Adam Sandlers Yeah. the nineties of it all. Even like when

Erin:

the, when he is bringing grandma, grandma to the nursing home and the one lady. Jumps on the car because he is like, oh grandma, this is such a nice place. You know, he's trying to sell it to her. look at the grass. It's like a resort. Look at the grass. You know, maybe they have a pool. And then this lady jumps on, help me get me outta here.

Tanya:

And then the air conditioner ends up falling on her. He's like, I think I killed her. Yeah. He is like, all right, see ya. Yeah, that's, that's that. Yeah. go check it out again. I was able to find it for free, I think it was, I don't know if it was on Prime or whatever, but you can pretty much find it anywhere Nowadays. So, yeah, go watch it again or watch it for the first time and, hopefully you'll be able to, uh, laugh, relive some of the funny laughs that we did. Mm-hmm. And the nostalgia of it all. Yeah. yeah, I did wanna come to the, the question Okay. To ask you. So if you had your choice between hockey or golf that you, would want to play and had some, maybe some talent leading into it, That could possibly, get you maybe somewhere, what would you choose? Okay. Would you rather be talented at ice hockey or golf?

Erin:

Well, I'll be honest. I don't know how to ice skate. I think I've gone like twice in my life, but of the two, I think I'd rather play hockey. It looks more fun, you know, like even though there's chances I'd probably lose my teeth or get punched in the face, it just, once I learned how to skate and I wasn't afraid, and you have all this equipment, it looks like hockey might be more fun. But I know a lot of people love golf, so I think I would choose hockey.

Tanya:

I think I would do the same. I think because it, I agree. I think it seems more fun and I don't know, the golf just does not appeal to me at all. Yeah. And it's just not something I normally do. Yeah. It just looks blah I think that it would be more fun, more challenging, and it would probably just be, more interesting.

Erin:

a team and it seems like you're, you know, like there's not really a team with golf, which I know a lot of, there's a lot of nice things doing individual sports, but I don't know if those are the only two things you could do. I think I would figure out hockey.

Tanya:

I think so too. Me too. I think that would be more, more fun. so that is, that is Happy Gilmore and we are heading down the, the Adam Sandler pipeline, so there's probably gonna be more in the next couple weeks.

Erin:

at least three more after this one. Yeah. At least I say, because we might even discover other ones that, who knows, maybe we'll do grownups.

Tanya:

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Erin:

grown us one, two, there's a lot of other things we can do.

Tanya:

Yeah. So let us know what you think, if you went back and watched it, if it was kind of different seeing it. I know we both thought it was hilarious again. Revisiting it. or, if it's not really your favorite, but you still like Adam Sandler. We're always happy to hear what you think and engage with that. let us know. Connect with us on socials. We're on everything, including YouTube.

Erin:

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Tanya:

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Erin:

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Tanya:

leave us a review. That helps us out a lot. Mm-hmm. and share with your friends. Yes.

Erin:

don't forget, stay wicked and keep your mind well. All right. Have a great week. Bye-bye.

Tanya:

Bye guys.

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