Mallrats (1995) | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching | Did He Just Stink Palm Stan Lee?!?

[@robling1937]

This movie takes place the day before Clerks, and the funeral they go to in Clerks is for the girl that was supposed to be on the game show.

[@radiof00le]

2 days? ......in a row? =-D

[@GaelicMagyar]

I can't believe I never picked up on that! Cheers, mate.

[@dallesamllhals9161]

@@radiof00le BS! It has to be at least 37½ days!

[@NelsonVlog66]

There's an animated segment which shows how Randal and Dante got chased out of the funeral home.

[@3DJapan]

"why is everyone wearing flannel?" Because it was the 90s.

[@harveylee51]

@3DJapan You can thank the Grunge scene for that ! thrift stores made a killing during that time !

[@car_tag]

More importantly though, they're all wearing the same flannel.

[@oscardiggs246]

Yep. I was like “do you not remember the 90’s?” Then I just felt old.

[@USCFlash]

Well we were all wearing flannel in the 80s in new england and pacific northwest...it was a logical choice....but then once everyone saw Kurt Cobain and Eddie Vedder wearing them in 91, they became fashionable.

[@KingRenoBand]

The actual reason they are all in the same flannel is because they did all of the costumes from the same few stores in the mall that gave them discounts. Hence most of the cast is in what seems like the same cloths in some form or another.

[@thomasharris4942]

This was the movie stan Lee was reading the script for in his Captain Marvel cameo

[@gutz1981]

"Ha ha, you dumb bastard. Its not a schooner its a sailboat."

[@jkhoover]

"A schooner is a sailboat, stupid!"

[@gutz1981]

@@jkhoover "YOU KNOW WHAT? THERE IS NO EASTER BUNNY!!!"

[@shalakabooyaka1480]

pause it and it's spheres and pyramids lol. not a boat in it, well played Kevin. well played.

[@HumungusO_o]

Lmao

[@DustinAxelson]

@@shalakabooyaka1480 A star and a + as well.

[@BradTheProducer]

It only just now occurs to me that if there had been a Deadpool movie in the 90’s, he absolutely would have been played by Jason Lee.

[@Warlocke000]

Mallrats is the main reason I like Ryan Reynolds! The first time I saw him was in Blade Trinity, where his dialog and line delivery instantly reminded me of Jason's performance in Mallrats, and made me say, "You know, I think I like this guy."

[@darkfate666]

@@Warlocke000 When I first saw Waiting, I hated Ryan Reynolds because it seemed like he was just trying to be a Jason Lee wannabe. (and I still don't like him)

[@jkhoover]

"Where does he get those wonderful toys." The joker said it rhetorically after Batman saved Vicki Vale in the art museum.

[@mage1439]

I THOUGHT it was the Joker that said it. Glad to know I'm not losing my mind.

[@lokithecat7225]

This is actually the first in the MCU. If Stan Lee has a Cameo, it's part of the canon.

[@MikeTaffet]

He can be seen practicing his parts in Capn Marvel. So this movie exists as a movie within the Canon

[@jasonkerest394]

And Yondu is in this!

[@johnmcguire5212]

"tell 'em Steve Dave"

[@jkhristian]

As a teenage mallrat myself I must say the mall just isn't the same these days.

[@Samurai_Stoner]

Agree

[@_Angel_Dust]

4:35 Dante and Randall went to Julie Dwyer's wake in "Clerks". Trish "the Dish" Jones is the sister of Alyssa Jones from "Chasing Amy". 41:15 Randall also has a cousin named Walter. He talked about him in Clerks about how he bought a cat from a pet store to get a mouse out of his butt 🤣. This means that Randall and Brody are related.

[@Joker_JAK]

I recently met Jason Mewes (Jay). He was really cool. He signed my copy of Mallrats and I got pictures with him.

[@MikeTaffet]

I saw him do Standup recently and he was hilarious

[@Joker_JAK]

​@MikeTaffet Yeah. He did stand-up when I saw him and got to meet him afterwards. He was hilarious.

[@3DJapan]

Gil Hicks is actually the cousin of the clerk from Clerks (Dante Hicks).

[@piratetv1]

Grant, the news reporter in dogma is another cousin

[@JERRYBRISENO]

I also commented this! I forgot the suitor number 3s name though 😅😅😅

[@3DJapan]

Remember Julie dying in the pool from Clerks? They went to her funeral.

[@Shoofyou10]

Jay, silent bob, and the orangutan is explained in Jay and Silent Bob Strikes back

[@ygkemosabi8280]

i am the clit commander

[@michaelriddick7116]

"Son of Jor-El, KNEEL BEFORE ZOD! Snootchie-Bootchies!" Great movie! Lolol!! 💪😎💪

[@jsaradar10]

Jack Nickelson as the Joker in the early Batman movie said "where does he get those wonderful toys" amid one of the action sequences

[@MrDarkwing78]

46:26 Ah, yes, it's the Coalition for the Liberation of Itinerate Tree dwellers.

[@BasilOnatopp]

A tiny offshoot of the Liberate Apes Before Imprisoning Apes (LABIA) movement.

[@ryurc3033]

​@@BasilOnatopp these are the comments I come here for

[@hockeytownarcade]

Kevin Smith has gotten rights back for Dogma and its supposed to be released on blu ray in 2025.and the Kevin Smith universe is called The view askew universe or viewaskewverse

[@jkhoover]

It's neen released on Blu-Ray. I sold one for $90 bucks just before he got the rights back.

[@L_87]

I love dogma. Classic

[@AluminumTab]

I have it on VHS, DVD and Blu-ray. Chasing Amy on laser disc

[@alucard624]

Bout time. I know it was an issue with Weinstein and all but glad he finally got that resolved.

[@Tensen01]

View AskewNIverse

[@jasondouglas152]

Brody makes this entire movie

[@gregwodzynski941]

Yes he does

[@rabid_si]

"Where'd they get an Orangutang?" I believe Kevin Smith has said that the only reason that shot is in the movie is because he made the request to get an orangutang to see what he could get away with on his first big budget studio production. He assumed they'd pick it up as a stupid, outlandish request that makes no sense and reject it, and yet there it is.

[@piratetv1]

Susane, Jay, and Silent Bob. That's a different story

[@Hal2718]

Orangutan*

[@eddawg79]

Silent Bob always says 1 very insightful line per movie. Dogma, Chasing Amy, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and the Clerks movies he always has 1 important line. Also the orangutan was in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.

[@lbewl7374]

I'm pretty sure 'Chasing Amy' was the exception.

[@TheUltrahypnotoad]

He has two lines in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.

[@arcanewyrm6295]

​@lbewl7374 Yeah, in _Chasing Amy_ it's an entire monolog. Definitely the exception.

[@Savoy1984]

I was literally in a mall yesterday and staring into space and thinking of this film specifically the quote “I love the smell of consumerism in the morning” and my mate said you me and the movies are doing Mallrats, thought he had read my mind. Also I remember sending Kevin Smith a super chat saying this film was the first film that made realise other geeks existed.

[@Kylopod]

Silent Bob speaks at least once in every one of his films. It’s one of the running gags.

[@bryananderson2931]

This is one of my favorite Kevin Smith movies, one of my comfort movies

[@bryananderson2931]

Also, if you’re looking for an unexpected, but great movie. React to Redstate. I promise you won’t be what you expect from a Smith movie!

[@mistercard3599]

I live near the King of Prussia Mall, which surprisingly is still very valuable. It helps that they know how to make the right updates and have the right stores in it to keep customers coming.

[@bensneb360]

One of my favorites, something about the laid back 90’s slacker feel is so enjoyable, maybe Stan Lee’s best cameo, and Shannen Doherty is great in this

[@gutz1981]

This was the first Kevin Smith movie I had ever seen in Australia. I remember it was advertised in my X-Men comic books and it had a "magic eye" page advertising it. It caught my eye.

[@brendaoldenkamp9735]

LaFlours is played by Sven-Ole Thorsen. He has appeared in Fifteen Arnold Schwarzenegger movies. 1. Conan the Barbarian (1982) 2. Conan the Destroyer (1984) 3. Red Sonja (1985) 4. Raw Deal (1986) 5. Predator (1987) 6. The Running Man (1987) 7. Red Heat (1988) 8. Twins (1988) 9. Total Recall (1990) 10. Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991) 11. Last Action Hero (1993) 12. Eraser (1996) 13. Jingle All the Way (1996) 14. Batman & Robin (1997) 15. End of Days (1999)

[@derecksheppard5913]

A cpl decades later, it still makes me smile because it's just dumb fun.

[@mikepaulus4766]

Kevin Smith's production company is called View Askew, so his world is called The View Askewniverse.

[@mikemckague9506]

RIP Shannon Doherty 🪽🙏

[@Mictla155]

I was going to type the same thing.

[@BAYBAY_316]

FYI, Kevin has confirmed that Dogma was purchased and the new owners contacted Kevin and ask him to tour the movie around the country much as he has with his other movies in recent past. Dogma will also be re-released on dvd, blu-ray, and steelbook.

[@ryanh603]

I thought Harvey Weinstein still owns the rights to Dogma but if there’s ways to get around that since he’s in prison then by all means I can’t wait to see a remaster on Blu-ray.

[@BAYBAY_316]

@ryanh603 Harvey sold it. You can Google it. It really happened......finally

[@BAYBAY_316]

@ryanh603 Here's a copy/paste from an article about it...Smith confirmed the acquisition during a recent interview on The Hashtag Show, explaining that the rights had been bought off Weinstein recently, which allowed him to finally regain them. “The movie had been bought away from the guy that had it for years,” he said. “The company that bought it, we met with them a couple months ago. They were like, ‘Would you be interested in re-releasing it and touring it like you do with your movies?’ I said, ‘100 percent, are you kidding me? Touring a movie that I know people like, and it’s sentimental and nostalgic? We’ll clean up.’”

[@richiecabral3602]

Mr. Toads Wild Ride is a ride at Disneyland that's been there since it first opened in '55. It's based on a Disney Cartoon, "The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad" from the late 40s, that was based on the classic stories of "The Wind In The Willows" and "The Legend of Sleepy Hallow". It's over inside the castle in Fantasyland, next to the carousel and the sword in the stone. It's basically a little kiddy ride, where you sit in a car like you're racing around, but the car is on a track, and you just sit there as it slowly goes through animations and sets from the cartoon, with music and sound effects blasting over it. It's a classic, but probably a little boring once you reach a certain age. A lot of the older rides are pretty similar. Like the Peter Pan ride is a similar thing. It's exciting and not too scary for younger kids, but when you get older, you usually skip the kiddy stuff, and want to go somewhere with more roller-coasters.

[@Patriiiiick]

I love Jason Lee. I also love that he's just a chill photographer these days. It's great that he picked up skating after a long hiatus too.

[@prestonpastor9503]

Jason Lee plays two roles in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back - Brody from Mallrats and Banky from Chasing Amy. Jason Lee also in Dogma. Both def worth watching.

[@bungle0h521]

"would you like a chocolate covered pretzel?"... still haunts me to this day =/

[@0okamino]

The resemblance is strong with the Hicks family. Three of Dante’s male relatives (Gil, Grant, and Jim, none of whom are his immediate family members) appear in the View Askewniverse, and they all happen to look identical, other than some very superficial differences. Some rather interesting genetics going on there.

[@vincenzobonadonna4556]

23:19 i believe this an homage to Dazed and Confused, blonde actress dated Jeremy Londons brother, Jason London, in that movie.

[@Zseventyone]

30:02 - Yes Batman (Burton’s) but was Joker who said.

[@mage1439]

I just noticed how weird it is your background makes it look like you're in splitscreen from different locations. I love the laugh after you called the Jaws thing.

[@astralnomad]

Jay & Silent Bob were most recently on the final season of That 90s show... being typically them lol

[@bamboosho0t]

Spencer's gifts, Suncoast, Waldenbooks, sharper image.

[@russellward4624]

Aladin's Castle

[@annmariemills1554]

I hope you watch another Kevin Smith movie called Dogma. Then, you will be ready for Jay and Silent Bob Stike Back ❤

[@mgordon1100]

I'm confused. Mrs Movies said, "I wonder what they're going to do with that", on the orangutan. He replied, "Isn't that part of Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back?", and she said can't remember. I think they've watched these movies already and just pretend it's her first time. He slipped up. Or maybe they're watching the movies out of order, and publishing them at a later date in order.

[@MikeTaffet]

“You’re nothing but a lot of talk and a badge” is a reference to The Untouchables

[@AuspexAO]

"You're muckin' with a g here, pal." Also shows up in Chasing Amy I believe. They love the Untouchables.

[@cbmx1x1]

Some malls are still around! I work at a grocery store in one and yes, everyone mobs the mall to return presents.

[@Warlocke000]

Our mall did not have a Sam Goody, but we did have a Camelot Music (which makes sense, as it was a locally founded company). I still remember when our mall opened, and it was a pretty big deal. They had everything: Waldenbooks, K-B Toys, a candy store, Cinemark, K-Mart, JCPenney, Claire's Boutique, a card shop that sold all kinds of stickers at the height of the mid-80s sticker collecting craze, a Revco drug store, Radio Shack, at least one optometrist, a few salons, multiple shoe and clothing stores, Jewelry stores, Perry's Novel Tees, the aforementioned Camelot Music, a Kodak store that developed film on the premises, an arcade, a food court where you could get anything from pizza and soft pretzels, to Hawaiian Ice and Chinese food... and there was an attached bar. It's all gone, now. I think the dreaded Coof and its attendant "lock-down" were the final nails in the coffin of an already financially, socially, and physically leaky establishment. Most of my time (and my mother's) was spent in Waldenbooks and K-B Toys (though she spent her time browsing in the former and somewhat impatiently waiting in the latter), but I also took up space in Camelot, the arcade, and the movie theater often enough. I've heard some of the younger generations would like to bring back malls, having seen some of what they're missing via movies and the (relatively) recent 80s craze, but I don't see that happening any time soon. As far as I know, we did not have any topless psychics.

[@SuprousOxide]

I remember "The Wall" as our music store in the 90s. That was in eastern Pennsylvania, so might have extended to New Jersey where this was set

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

I remember when this was in the theater. I had just watched, and loved Clerks, so I went and saw it in the theater. It never did well till it hit video, but I always loved it and watched it many many times.

[@andyc66612]

RIP to Sam Goody, the last two stores are officially closing

[@seanbraybrooks4819]

10:22 BTW, it’s not a boat, or schooner, it’s lines of shapes , squares, circles, plus signs, cone shaped like the old school paper water cups you get at water stations. Just in case anyone really wanted to know what’s in this optical illusion. Whoo whoo!

[@kimmyfreak200]

27:59 his face lmao

[@snailysnail0]

The dirt mall scene was filmed at the flea market in my hometown of Monticello, Mn. And yes, it was a really neat place to find all kinds of stuff.

[@greigclement9081]

The orangutan was in "Jay & Silent Bob strike Back".

[@DubExp]

I still quote this movie randomly. But quoting it during my childhood while at the mall seeing the Easter Bunny or Santa there will always be hilarious lol. I still go to the same mall til this day. Only about 15-20 minute drive. Though it's a shell of it's former self. We used to have this cool animatronic dinosaur section in the middle and top floor an arcade and bar. That was in the 90s

[@JayPadrig]

What you know about EASTER EGGS? Before the world had MCU and main stream comic book movies like X-Men… first comic book people had Brody in Mallrats, who reflected ourselves! Plus this movie has the very first major Stan Lee cameo ever. Good job, Kevin Smith (when you used to be cool). Also, HEY YONDU! 😂

[@jasonpratt3970]

I do love it when it’s both of y’all’s first time. ❤

[@jasoneaster6979]

The joker asked, " Where does he get those wonderful toys?". Not Vicki vale in 1989 Batman

[@HonRevPTB]

You guys really have to watch Chasing Amy which is Kevin Smith's only other critically acclaimed films next to Clerks!!! Joey Lauren Adams is incredible in it, it's a fantastic film!!!!!!!

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

The Kevin Smith/Jason Mewes rap battle is a must-watch. Two guys who genuinely love each other trading insults and disses!

[@MyKeith77]

The actor playing the security guard is Arnold Schwarzenegger's best friend.

[@outsidetheboxdesigns6265]

Now we need a Chasing Amy watch along

[@jrobwoo688]

Hopefully they get to that one soon.

[@joeriveracomedy]

I dated a girl for 3 years who said I was just like her father. She was more into him.

[@NelsonVlog66]

Kevin Smith and Joey Lauren Adams(Gwen) dated briefly during production of Mallrats. They remained friends after they broke up.Joey Lauren Adams and Ben Affleck reprised their roles from Chasing Amy in Jay & Silent Bob Reboot.

[@Psilocybin77]

They dated during post production and Kevin credits her with changing his life and perspective. He has talked at great length about her and why he made Chasing Amy in response to their relationship.

[@JW666]

In case you missed it, yes it is Dante, but he actually plays a relative to Dante. He even plays another relative in Dogma.

[@claytonbishop4021]

Brodie's comic book collection seen in the movie was director Kevin Smith's collection at the time (which has grown considerably since). The collection is what Smith was able to purchase back after selling his original collection to finance production of Clerks (1994).

[@jimtatro6550]

Call me Joey……Call me Donny….oh please don’t go girl😂

[@dawndance1]

Always one of my all time FAV references in the movie!!! Spoken from a former…. Ok who am I kidding current BLOCKHEAD! 😂🤷🏻‍♀️💜🎶🎵🟪🎙️🎤 🎙️🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🕺🏻🎙️ #NKOTB

[@JayPadrig]

FINALLY! this movie really found it’s (cult) audience on VHS 📼 coincidentally, video rental places have gone the same way as shopping malls 😢 Goodie goodie, you watch the right one! To me it’s the definitive one- because there’s also a directors cut the way the movie was intended to be but turned out, kind of like the Star Wars special additions that leave you with a feeling they added crap that doesn’t belong! The lesson here is, directors cut, is not always the best version 😉

[@josephamesdacey6442]

I think jay makes the plans but silent bob makes them a reality

[@JERRYBRISENO]

I believe suitor number 3 was also related to Dante Hicks, who was the clerk in the movie Clerks. Played by the same actor

[@dougpowers6784]

This was filmed at Eden Prairie mall, just down the road from me, and it still exists

[@theplanetruth]

5:38 welcome back to you, me and the tushy

[@dnadna9317]

Allow me to explain the Tonight Show joke, this movie was made around the time Johnny Carson retired and there was a controversy over who would replace him. Ultimately it was Leno but many people preferred Letterman, that's when and why Letterman moved to CBS, he was the show after Johnny so many thought he should be moved up and Leno put on in the slot that eventually went to Conan O'Brien. It was called the Late Night Wars.

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

The funniest thing about this I know is the studio made Jason Mewes audition for his part.

[@bufordteejustice1119]

The naked psychic is Terri from three's company.

[@lucienscarlet9688]

You guys should watch Serial Mom, which is freaking hilarious.

[@TheSpanishInquisition87]

Mr. Toad's Wild Ride is an old Disney cartoon featuring Mr. Toad who is a reckless driver obsessed with going fast. It's also an underrated ride at Disney world.. Definitely worth a watch.

[@SuprousOxide]

From a segment of the book the Wind in the Willows

[@Hauns91]

Such a classic.

[@dawndance1]

Also… I’m not sure if yall have reacted to CLERKS 2 ? Also another one where for most, you either love it or hate it. I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT! And being a huge fan of the first Clerks… I was convinced a sequel would have trash!!! ‘Cause for me part 1… ICONIC! Then one evening it happened to be on HBO or something (mind you this was like 2006ish) so that’s as good as it got then. And I remember actually being pissed about the fact that I laughed so hard, loved the story line and most importantly it didn’t try to upstage the first one with a bunch random scenarios or unlikely situations that would come off as trying to out do part 1. It’s had the same exact vibe. The characters were exactly who in your mind would be in the future and at that age but not to a point where they’re trying to hard to pull off that they haven’t had to grow up. But yet the humor and quirks etc of characters stayed true to that was they’re personalities, only now they’re adults and keep the “charm” only now its bitching about having to deal with the fact that you can’t keep trying to coast thru life and along with getting older, this is the age where whether you like it or not you can’t stop time. Or true lifelong best friends. Dante and Randall will always be each other ride or die. Even if sometimes it gets tested. Anyways sorry to write a novel. But I really love your channel and obviously would love to see how you’d react to find out where not just Dante and Randall are up too all those yeas later… but Jay and Silent Bob as well.

[@bearcatXF]

Speaking of malls being converted to living space (like in some futuristic world): How about Logan's Run?

[@BrodieVickers-tk9sd]

Probably the best Stan Lee cameo in the eyes of this Marvel aficionado. The Brodie in this movie is basically me with MAX charisma 😆

[@bozzutoman]

10:22 - That stereogram image is _not_ a sailboat... it's just a bunch of shapes.

[@John_Locke_108]

Do it Doug!!!

[@JasonSum1979]

This is a strong follow up to Clerks (I much rather prefer the Directors cut) it fills in holes where some dialogue makes no sense (Mallrats doesn’t get enough respect as far as Smith films go) The soundtrack is fantastic it’s very 90’s but, really enjoyable and compliments the film (the characters within the View Askewniverse are all connected to some extend (if my memory is correct Suitor #3 is meant to be related to Dante from Clerks (Jason Lee steals every scene he is in) it’s crazy the guy became famous being a professional skateboarder

[@patricknoll81]

The Kevin Smith Cinematic Universe is called "View Askew", or the "View Askewniverse".

[@personatodo]

The best Stan Lee cameo.

[@johannesbowers7467]

"Adventure, excitement, a Jedi craves not these things." When silent bob speaks, you listen 🤘😎👌

[@Wrencher_86]

23:42 Easily the funniest 18 seconds on this channel, ever.

[@darthkronical3390]

4:55 This is the girl whose funeral Dante and Randal crashed in Clerks. 16:00 Trisha Jones is the sister of Alyssa Jones, from "Chasing Amy" And Yes, the Orangutan is a foreshadowing of Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.

[@denace2society591]

I live in Winnipeg, Manitoba. We still got some malls here. The 3 major ones are still pretty good, as good as malls in Winnipeg can be. You can get pretty much anything in either of them. This was introduced to me when I was 15. The one who showed this to me also showed me Clerks, Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction. They became my favourite movies. I loved the idea of these very dialogue-heavy stories. Kevin Smith and Quentin Tarantino movies are still in my top favourite movies, and this one is a gem.

[@qjinx1]

Originally it was to be revealed in this movie that Jay's last name was Hooper. There was going to be a little scene of Brody, Hooper, and T.S. Quint sharing stories about battle scars they got from past girlfriends ( Like Brody, Hooper and Quint sharing scar stories in Jaws) scene was later scrapped and we see a variation of it in Chasing Amy instead. Also the reason behind proposing at Jaws (Quint)

[@GaryFalcon411]

Jason lee is hilarious in this movie. Super underrated

[@jrobwoo688]

“Snoochie Boochies!” Thanks to y’all and to the patrons for this reaction. Really hoping that y’all continue with Chasing Amy and Dogma. Kevin Smith finally got the rights back to that one, thankfully. I also wish that you both would consider checking out Clerks : The Animated Series, it is only 6 episodes. I’m just really happy that you guys watched Mallrats, at least. As for my favorite characters, it’s most definitely the Dynamic Duo of Jay & Silent Bob.

[@garylogan3640]

Silent Bob has 1 line of dialogue in each movie.

[@djcowell91]

I'm a Kevin Smith fan, but didn't enjoy this movie the first time I wateched it. It just felt disjointed. But I watched the director's commentary from the DVD and he explains all the things that went wrong or at least where compromises had to be made and it gave me a much better appreciation of it. Still a great tribute to 90's malls...

[@everforward5561]

It's crazy how many well-known actors are in this really young.

[@gregwodzynski941]

Jason Lee is the best part of this movie. Joey Lauren Adams was an early crush of mine ,since I saw her on an episode of married with children. And Claire Forlani (Brandi) is one gorgeous woman. She also played Sean Connery daughter in the rock.

[@chicago_device]

Good times! 😈🤘💯

[@sterlinggecko3269]

as an elevator tech, I stay away from escaltors. thise things are meat grinders

[@KelsaRavenlock]

Jack Nicholson's Joker said the line after Batman rescued Vikki from the art museum using a grapple gun.

[@tt8807]

I too could never see the sailboat!

[@matthewconner7800]

I could, at least on the posters. I’ve seen people post them on social media, and this far haven’t been able to see them on my phone screen.

[@KimStinson-cf7vx]

I met Kevin and Jay in a mall (early 2000s). Didn't know they would be there signing stuff but encountered them afterwards. As for today, malls are quite alive. I suppose some are gone from rural or low-population areas. Im in Myrtle Beach right now and there are THREE that I know of.