The Dirt (film) Puns

I remember seeing this when I was a kid so it's pretty fuzzy. I think somebody dies while trying to approach the bad guy across the ground. The good guy figures it out and straps boards to his feet so he can walk across, and I think somebody blows his breath really hard to blow away the soft dirt and revealing the points or pungees underneath.

Any ideas why?

Edit: The answer is mold, probably thanks to me not properly cleaning it after I used it when I first got it. Thanks for the tip to those who answered my prayer

Podcast shown here

NOTE: In hindsight, through comments and thinking myself, the title comes across as a bit too negative. The topic is about MCN’s and not a slam piece on RT or anyone else these two worked for. Although they do use FullScreen and Machinima to talk about their experiences with the subject. Can’t fix the title but just want to let you all know. Apologies!

This is the former GameAttack channel, now Hangtime on Twitch, inviting Lawrence to talk about MCN's and how it affected their careers.

• Lawrence starts saying he doesn't want this to "talk shit" the entire time about his former employers.

• Fullscreen initially only wanted SOME of the Inside Gaming crew, but they stood united and were all hired together.

• Lawrence indicates Fullscreen didn't pay them as much as promised after taking a chunk of the revenue.

• Lawrence saw the atmosphere being "spend money now, worry two years later" with decisions and consequences. (Both at Machinima and Fullscreen.)

• Lawrence claims Machinima and Fullscreen would push the talent harder and harder to get even a tiny drop of blood from a stone.

• When Lawrence saw the same signs at Fullscreen/RT as he did in Machinma he proclaims "This was suppose to be the good one!"

• Lawrence goes into the history of how MCNs get into subscription services (ala Rooster Teeth's membership). Says original content would get too expensive for little gain in trying to compete with Netflix. Says executives would incorrectly think people would flock to pay for these services and skip Netflix.

• Says RoosterTeeth creative mentality changed once "premium content" became the focus and a lot of pressure was put onto people to make it successful (and you would be considered a failure if you didn't hit a quota).

• Lawrence says this did expand his creativeness and gave him some opportunities he wouldn't get if he didn't try them out. Shaun says it didn't mean you would get financial benefit from it.

• Lawrence claims Machinima was only paying him $35-40K yearly in LA and it was one of the reasons he quit. Sean said he was only making $36K as a community manager for Fullscreen.

• Another reason Lawrence became independent was seeing years of people below him in terms of creativeness were moving up the ladder and getting paid more compared to himself.

• "It was do your job, and do these other things too. Do your job and fix these monetary issues we keep getting ourself into." -Lawren