The Stand The Complete and Uncut Edition

There's creativity like to write The Stand, the Stephen King novel. That requires creativity. There's something about his, he's creating these stories, he's giving voices to these characters, he's developing these scenarios and these dramatic sequences in the book that's going to get you really sucked in. That's, that's almost undeniable creativity, right?

I've never read "The Stand".

I've never read the stand.

I've never read the stand.

And I was like, sweetie, I can't have you read The Stand,

Oh my God, how was I allowed to read this?

Book The Stand.

But I love the book The Stand so much. I just got so into it when I was 12. I couldn't believe what I was looking at.

Like when I read The Stand, I was in The Stand. The world was ending because of the flu.

Book The Stand.

But I love the book The Stand so much. I just got so into it when I was 12. I couldn't believe what I was looking at.

Like when I read 'The Stand', I was in 'The Stand'. The world was ending because of the flu.

And also Stephen King's The Stand is like that because it's a big thickie.

Depending on how much you really believe that it's going to be, you know, Stephen King's The Stand basically if you see that movie or read the book I read the book.

It sounds and honestly looks like Captain Trips, like the plague from Stephen King's "The Stand" that killed all of the people. Like just this horrible plague that makes everybody bleed out and drop where they're standing.

It's like the worst cold ever, but also with your organs bleeding inside, which doesn't sound great. It sounds and honestly looks like Captain Trips.

Like just this horrible plague that makes everybody bleed out and drop where they're standing.

It sounds and honestly looks like Captain Trips, like the plague from Stephen King's "The Stand", that killed all of the people.

It's like the worst cold ever, but also with your organs bleeding inside, which doesn't sound great. It sounds and honestly looks like Captain Trips. Like the plague from Stephen King's "The Stand" that killed all of the people.

It sounds and honestly looks like Captain Trips, like the plague from Stephen King's The Stand that killed all of the people, like just this horrible plague that makes everybody bleed out and drop where they're standing.

It's like the worst cold ever, but also with your organs bleeding inside, which doesn't sound great.

It sounds and honestly looks like Captain Trips.

Everyone thought it was going to be like the stand that's even king movie or leak or release no one knows We'll slow down a little bit and say buy a weapon Conjecture perhaps

You happen to be reading a hardbound copy of Stephen King's thousand-page opus, The Stand, as the pilot comes on the intercom to say, if they can't get this bird off the plane in the next 10 minutes, the crew times out and the flight will be canceled.

We did Stephen King's The Stand together.

We did Stephen King's The Stand together, but in the 80s, no, none of that.

It's the same concept. You think this is such a fantastic story and what a story. But it actually really fucking happened.

But when I choose to listen to the new stuff they don't want you to know episode or my current audiobook, I didn't think it'd be a notable choice. I was wrong. You mentioned in the podcast that mandate for leadership. The conservative promise was about as long as the unabridged version of "The Stand" and he guess what my current audiobook is, you guessed it, the uncut version of "The Stand".

It's a nearly 48 hour listen that came up when we were talking about Project 2025. Exactly. That's my buddy Harry was visiting and he has read the under, it's a little shorter. I think the Project 2025 is a little bit shorter than the, isn't it weird?

It's not as good as "The Stand" and I mean we know parts of the unabridged stamp probably should have been abridged but yeah, no, that's wild

Are you familiar with The Stand?

OK, so in the adaptation of The Stand in the novel itself, which is which is better than the adaptation. No knock on the adaptation. But in the novel, The Stand, there is a character called the Garbage Man.

Oh, Trash Can Man. That's it. That's his name.

And Trash Can Man, without spoiling the story. And without just being wonderful to say. Yes. Trash Can Man has a weird fascination with blowing things up.

And there's a little bit of Trash Can Man and Jack Parsons or Parsons and Trash Can Man. You know what I mean?

He says there's gonna be mass starvation environmental catastrophe Civilization as you dear reader know it will plummet just like the Stephen King book The Stand and interestingly enough in the

He says there's gonna be mass starvation environmental catastrophe Civilization as you dear reader know it will plummet just like the Stephen King book The Stand

Stephen King has written some of my all-time favorite books. The Stand, It, Misery.