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"Never take the W without the P and O"
Taking the W means taking the Win.
P O W is Prisoner Of War.
Meaning Rambo will never take the WIN without Capturing/taking down the other 2.

Rambo was a POW (prisoner of war) in Vietnam so he’s taking a shot at his tortured past

I love how people are just now noticing Zach Sherwin, he's been in like a quarter of all ERB's so far.

"Steve Urkel's neighbor" references Reginald VelJohnson who played the dad in Family Matters. He also was the cop who helped John McClane in Die Hard.

McClane had the best  bars, Wick the best flow, Rambo the best performance

POW  Prisoner of War

Steve urkel's neighbor, was the police officer Carl from family matters, and the John McLane movie as the police officer that helped him.

"I seek Peace but I'm packin' Parabellum." Is I believe a Triple Entente.

A. Si Vis Pacem, Parabellum which is Latin for "If You want Peace, Prepare for War."
B. 9x19mm Parabellum, a Pistol Cartridge
C. John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum.

W O P - POW Prisoners of War

McLane was the shotgun no flash, hard hitting, and gets the job done at close range.
Wick was the switchblade sleek, stylish, finesse and deadly.
Rambo was the grenade a slow delay but explosive at the end.

As soon as I saw the match up, I was dreading any of the impending dog burns, but they went pretty light in my opinion. Dog pound got a snicker out of me. I can't decide between McClane and Wick. That was a pretty good one, Die Hard had some really savage burns, but Neo's bars were so insane. Cryptocurrency? The fuck out of here. I can't wait for the next one. Also.... I firmly believe Lloyd had way too much fun with this character. Lmao

Anyone else feel like Zach as John Wick feels like he was played by Nicholas Cage?

"Never take the W without the P and O", basically, without his P.O.W PTSD, He'd never win (since that's how he won mostly everything).

POW = if there weren't still the prisoners of war (POW) to save, Rambo couldn't have gotten a 'win' out of Vietnam.
Steve Urkel's neighbor = was played by Reginald VelJohnson (Carl Winslow) in Family Matters, and was also the cop (Sgt. Al Powell) sent to investigate at Nakatomi in Die Hard.
pushing up daisies = the name of the dog John Wick got from his wife was Daisy.

I love how the first reaction was "He talked about his dog", and not "wife". :D

6:33 The line about Steve Urkel's neighbor is referring to Carl Winslow from Family Matters who was played by Reginald VelJohnson, who also appears in Die Hard 1 & 2

Sadly I haven't seen a single presenter point out the Sic Vis Pacem Parabellum reference.  Its kinda hard to get as the words don't do an exact fit, but its close.  "Seek Peace, but Packin Parabellum."

9:07 John McCain? xD

The actor who played Urkle's neighbor who was a Cop and The cop who was first on the scene in Die Hard.