Ep 17 | Should You Leave That Bad Review? Adam Sandler Movie Tier List

Mornings are for coffee, traffic, and overthinking tiny moral crises. In Episode 17 of Plot Holes & Pot Holes, Mitch hands Jon the wheel on the way to work as he wrestles with a modern-day dilemma: after getting burned by one mechanic and instantly rescued by another, is it actually the “right” thing to leave a bad online review?

From there, the guys spiral into why we feel compelled to correct other people but rarely ourselves, how much power we’ve handed over to star ratings, and whether internet reviews even mean anything anymore in an age of culture wars and review bombing.

On the way home, Jon flips the script and makes Mitch talk about something that doesn’t require a philosophy degree: Adam Sandler. As a self-professed Sandler superfan, Jon is forced to put the Sand-man’s filmography on trial. Which classics still hold up, which deep cuts are underrated, and which movies are straight-up duds? Expect strong opinions, questionable rankings, and a shocking amount of time spent on Click (2006).

Also:
Can you really trust reviews of anything when people bomb stuff they’ve never watched or used?
The monotony of adult life, going on autopilot, and the catharsis of blowing farts in your boss’ face – why Click is way weirder than you remember.
Refractions vs reflections, spearfishing physics, and why Tom Hanks’ character in Cast Away probably had a miserable time trying to stab a fish.

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🕳️ It’s a little all over the place, but so is your brain during rush hour. Join us for the ride.