Probably Unanswerable Questions
Throat-rip feasibility, Jasper’s businesses, Memphis, cars and the missing Swayze sequel.
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- Dalton's first-name recognition across bars before the internet raises questions about an underground bouncer-information network; the opening bar's location is unspecified.
- The hosts wonder where one buys bladed boots, whether they are custom-made and why this blade remains exposed rather than retracting.
- The price of buying off a whole police department is left speculative.
- Wesley controls a tiny town while destroying its few businesses, yet his ownership and wealth source remain unclear. A Chicago-mob origin and additional local businesses are speculation.
- The physical possibility of ripping out a throat is disputed without resolution.
- The group wonders which parts of Jasper Wesley leaves alone and why there is no strip club; the Double Deuce may already fill that role.
- Why no Swayze sequel around 1993? Los Angeles and the Viper Room are proposed as a setting for Dalton's next cleanup.
- Terry Funk is proposed as a leading wrestler crossover below Hulk Hogan's Thunderlips, but André the Giant in The Princess Bride and Roddy Piper in They Live push him down; no formal numbered ranking is settled.
- Dalton's Memphis killing appears to be self-defense after unknowingly dating a married woman, making his shame puzzling. His alertness to weapons contrasts with missing her marriage, and the hosts question whether earlier bar fights also killed anyone.
- Dalton's attachment to German cars and whether anyone called about the Buick sale remain unanswered.