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Comm Hello, and welcome to I guess what is now a semi annual podcast, because it's been six months since we last recorded, and so I've gone down from bi monthly to quarterly to semi or bi annual, whichever one it is every six months. I don't know. We'll see, we'll see what happens. It's spring break, so we're taking the opportunity to talk about some things that we've watched over the past six months, which seems like a long time. It is a long time, but there aren't actually that many more movies than we probably talked about last time.

I just haven't watched all that many. We have had some interesting life changes. We already talked about starting college on the last episode, so don't need to go into that news. Yeah you're on your second semester now. Yeah, I'm so cool.

But we did have an addition to the family. You want to talk about her? Yeah, I got a little baby kitten in December, November, Oh November, I I don't even remember. Was here for Thanksgiving. Oh, yeah, that's true.

She was like six weeks old, had worms, had a little case of tapeworms yep. And then she we got her all fixed up. She got fixed, and then she got sick and had some brain neurological issues. Yeah. And now she's a little six month old kitten and very cute and sweet and really.

Buff and crazy. Yeah. And her name. Her name is Tricksy. Tricksy aka Chungus yeah, aka bungus aka chungus, bungus chingus, every type of mungus, chungus whatever, gremlin, all that stuff.

So now we have three kiddies and a dog and you and mom and me perfect. Well. I've put death Proof on here because I think we watched this shortly after we recorded, and I can remember if we had talked about it on that recording, but I don't think so. And this was I don't know, wanting to see another Tatino movie or what. We've mentioned death Proof in after we watched till from Dust Till Dawn because it's the what was it?

Was there a little duo movie thing called that. Death Proof was a part of I don't remember Grindhouse, Yeah, Grindhouse. Something, Grindhouse or Grindhouse something. Yeah, but we only watched death Proof, not the other one, Planet Terror is. Yeah.

Ah, I like death Proof. It's kind of silly. It's not like as solid as kill Bill. But I really liked death for it was fun. I liked the weird It's just kind of a weird plot, like it's a weird story.

But I thought it was fun. Yeah, it's over talkie and oh yeah, all that stuff like that period of his movies is. But yeah, it's a lot of fun. The effects are pretty great, the car crash thing going over it four times every Passengers her leg Flop Road, Yeah, rewound. It's pretty cool.

Yeah, it's not a great film, but it's pretty fun. It's fun. I liked it. We watched Interview with the Vampire once. Akin can't quite remember what the impetus.

For that was. I think we just needed a movie to watch, and I was in a vampire move as usual. I feel I like vampire movies. Yeah, and I think Mama I suggested that one. I had seen that in the theater when I was whatever, however old and times since on phs and had watched it in years.

I was like, yeah, this is kind of boring. Yeah, it's fun. I liked the movie. I'm curious now because I've seen the movie. I'm curious about the newer show that's come out in the past two or three years.

Also because one of the guys from Game of Thrones is like, I think Louis in it, So I'm like, well, I guess more reason to watch. I don't know, I've seen little bits and pieces of it, but I an Rice stuff just doesn't really hold a great deal of pull for me. Yeah, this movie, I just remember the whole thing before it came out, like the casting choices both Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt being wrong for these characters, and I kind of agree with it now watching it. But Kirsten Dunns, you know, is great. She's really good little baby, and that.

Was noted back then as well. She kind of outdes is those two big name actors and is still going strong to this day. Yes, I'd rather watch one of her movies and either of those guys. So I need to watch Marie Antoina. I have surprisingly seen that movie.

Verden Suicides is good. Mm hmmm, Yeah, she's done some cool stuff. Yeah, she's fun. And Fargo. What's the one with her and her hobby that we made you watch?

Something about a doll? That Netflix movie, the depressing Netflix movie. Oh gosh, I don't know if. I can't remember what it's called. What do we watch next?

We watched together, which I wanted to watch. I was interested in it as well, also because I. Think we like Alison Burry and Dave Dave frank I was like, I can't I think of his name, not James, not James. Not the pervert Dave Franco. Yeah, I saw their other was it the Rental?

I think that's what it was called. I think. So I've seen their other horror movie and enjoyed it up until the end. I think I mentioned that to you, and I know I talked about it on my show and like, the end really bothered me. Yeah, but yeah, I mean they're horror fans.

They like horror movies and making them, and this was interesting. Yeah. I liked the concept. It was fun, kind of. Reminded me of that micam and Roe movie we watched where you know, they're in the forest and what does it significant other come across a thing that messes them up and something different happens to them.

But it's very similar in a way. Yeah, I think we said that when we were watching it. We were like, I'm sure like the movie we also just watched a few months ago. Yeah, yeah, I liked together. It was fun, good effects.

They're both good in it. It's nothing like blowingly original, but it was fun and well. Just a fun little body horror thing. Definitely body horror. Okay, you circled this one as a highlight, so yeah I did.

I'll let you introduce our next watch as well. So I think this is probably creeping into October, and we were like, we gotta watch new spooky stuff. And one random night we were like, let's watch it Bring Her Back. What a joyous movie. I had wanted to see it because of Talk to Me, and I heard this one was really even more intense than that, and.

Dude, Talk to Me is kind of rough. And then you watch this one and you're like, oh, yo, so much short. It's a walk in the park compared to this one. Yeah, it was in October. It was the second week of October when we watched this.

It's did we say the name? Did you say the name already? Yeah? Her the lead actress, whose name, of course I can't remember right now, Sally Hockin. Yeah, she's great, She's always good and stuff.

She's fun. She's a lot in this movie. I mean, everything's kind of a lot in this year. There was a lot of a lot in this movie. She's a lot.

The kids are a lot of their situations. Lot. That creepy little kid that she's fostering is a lot. Yeah, dude, Oh my gosh. The effects are a lot.

Yeah, the effects are a lot. The trailer really intrigued me, and I knew it was gonna be rough, but I had no idea. It was a very hard watch. Oh yeah. It is not something I would recommend just offhandedly to anybody.

It's like, you have to be prepared to feel really bad at the end of this movie. Very heavy stuff, very heavy and the way it's dealt with because you're gonna have heavy themes and movies, and. It just was. It was rough. So because of that, immediately after we needed a ballot cleanser and we watched one of our favorite fun movies, Game Night.

Yeah, how can I be profitable for. We've seen Game Night, Signs of the Lambs and honestly now Dirty Dancing, like two each. I'm watched Dirty Dancing and I tune out once that comes on Boom. Not my fav Yeah, so that helped because I think we were all like, it's gonna be hard to go to sleep tonight if we don't, if we don't get our brains. Yeah, and it's also bring our back as one of those it was good, very well made.

I probably never watch it again. I don't think like if Will were to be like, oh I want to watch this movie or day, I'd be like, you could do that by yourself. Yeah, talk to me. I can handle again this one, I don't think so. Yeah.

Seriously, well we'll see you never know, never say never. Yeah. True. And then of course, since it was October, we hit a lot of our regulars between October and Christmas time because there are Christmas horror movies we watched, so we did the annual trick or treat scary stories to tell in the dark crampus. Of course, as we inched those.

Are usually our big three like hauling. Yeah movie towards Christmas, I watched it. I don't know even in October, I can't remember. Those are always fun. I think that was your mom's first time seeing Trick or Treat?

Right? Didn't we make her watch that one? Yeah? We made her actually tune into that one, and then I ended up rewatching it during I think winter break. Rewatching it because Will has maybe a Criterion I don't know a version of it, and so I watched that again with him too atreat.

M h I don't think it's Criterion. But just something he has a fun little version of it, has a bunch of booklets and stuff. It's probably one of those other boutique labels, but I don't think it's on criterion. Was the next one your pick? M hmm.

I wanted to, I like, like do you Know? And Lisa Frankenstein, which are both Diablo Cody movies. So I had to kind of complete the trio, which is Jennifer's Body that I was just like, let's watch this another probably October or November one. What did you think of that? I've seen it before, just once, but.

Because I liked Juno and I liked Lisa Frankenstein and just her work. I was like, yes, I like this movie. It is fun. I'm made to say for it too, so yeah, so kind of an inherent like this is a fun movie. I liked it.

I thought it was very fun. Kyle Gallander's in it. Yeah, our boy Kyle, he's gonna come up again. Mm hmmm. And he's like fifteen.

I was pretty young in that movie. Yeah. I don't know the dialogue, the really what he did? You even call that? I don't know what to call her style.

It's the same in Juno two with the Elliott Page characters, like you know, the quips and the it's like, god, okay, I get it. I get it, girl, You're clever. It's a very specific type because also none of the slang they uses. Like real, stop trying to make fetch happen. Yeah, it's all I think when I watch her movies.

That is so fetch. Stop trying to make all of this happened. Whatever it is you're creating here. Yeah, which I am curious though about her newest thing, which is Forbidden Fruits. That yeah, and actually looks kind.

Of interesting something. I don't know the full premise of that movie, but I'm curious about it. Yeah, and I like the it isn't one of the hill House Uh. Yeah, it's like one of the leads. Oh what's her name on the Crooked Neck girl?

Yeah, the I can it's like on the tip of my I know who you're talking about, though. Yeah. Yeah, there's a few people in that which I'm curious about. And people are like, I think it did really good at south By Southwest. So yeah, I don't have anything like I wouldn't not watch a movie because it was written by Diabolo, Diablo Cody or anything like that.

It's just it's a little much after a while, a little forced. Yeah, I have one question, Doctor Frankenstein. That's Frankenstein. I beg your pardon my name, it's pronounced Schrankenstein. But aren't you the grandson of the famous doctor Victor Frankenstein who went into graveyards, dug up freshly buried corpses, and transformed dead components into Yes, yes, yes.

We all know what he did. But I'd rather be remembered for my own small contributions to science and not because of my accidental relationship to a famous. As I mentioned to you, I'm having a hard time reconciling the fact that we watched Giermo del Toros Frankenstein that long ago. I keep thinking it was like last month, and maybe it was all the Oscar stuff that's been happening, Oh yeah, over the last month and a half, you know, leading up to the oscars. I feel like we watched Frankenstein in February, not in November, like the.

Day of or after it came out on Netflix, like we didn't really, Yeah, that was like the first week of November. I don't know. For some reason, I can't That doesn't make any sense to me. I really liked franking seign. I have yet to finish the book, so I can't compare because I know a lot of people are like, it's not accurate, which everyone does anytime anything comes out that's based on a book.

Whatever. But I thought any of the Frankenstein adaptations acccurate. I don't think so, like which I'm. Sure there is an everybody screaming at their iPhones right now. I'm sure there is one that's fairly accurate, but whatever, I don't care.

Yeah, it's one of those stories. It's like, it's Frankenstein. Find something in it that you want to go, you know, in that direction with or whatever. I can't remember. I know, I told you I have a copy, and I want to say I read it years ago, but nothing really rings a bell.

Yeah, I know that the show Pinny Dreadful had a pretty accurate depiction of the monster in that, which is similar to what Jacob already looks like in this. Yeah. He I think people were like, he looks what like the book describes in right right Toro's one. But yeah, as far as Dracula and Frankenstein, like do something new, that's fine. I liked it.

It was good. I liked it a lot, and then it did pretty good at the Oscars. Yeah, we have a horror movie. We actually have, like for once, seen a few of the big winners. Yeah, we watched this.

We watched Sinners, which we talked about forever ago. Yeah, because that came out February of last year. And then one of the other big winners of the night we'll talk about later on this episode. So we had a pretty good run because a lot of times it's like I ain't seen any of these movies. Yeah, that has definitely happened a lot.

We watched. Yeah, I'm looking at the list. We watched a lot of nominees and winners. Good for us. Yeah, I was so proud.

Yeah, I really liked. Yeah, Frankenstein was good. I mean, I like Giermo del Toro as a person. I like his he's still take on things, his take on AI and just movies in general, and a lot of times I'll see an interview and he's talking about a movie and I'm like, Yep, that's one of my favorite movies. And I mean, you know, on oddball weird stuff from the sixties and seventies and things, and it's like, yeah, he's got good.

Taste, he's cool, Yeah, he's cool. All Right, what's next? Oh? Yeah, this was one I wanted to watch, and I think I made you guys watch it because I love this Stephen King story and I have since I got my big Richard Bachmann collection book back in the eighties. It was always one of those stories that I waited for an adaptation for.

And back like twenty nineteen, I think the guy that did Scary Stories and Autopsy of Jane Do was on a podcast talking about that he was working on an adaptation of The Long Walk. Yeah, it never came to be, or his version never came to be. And I was also excited because JT. Muhlner wrote the story. That's the guy that wrote and directed Strange Darling, which we both really really liked.

Another Kyle Galner mentioned, Yeah. And directed by the guy that's I think directed all of the Hunger Games movies, or most of them. I think second through Okay, probably the fifth one that's coming out later this year. And that kind of makes sense because this is a precursor to that. I mean, it's the same basic it is, yeah, thing a dystopian future with a contest to the winner will the winner takes all kind of contest, I mean, And Stephen King has wrote two stories like that, The Long Walk on The Running Man, both of which had movies out last year.

But anyway, I was looking forward to it for those reasons and also the cast. The cast is good. There's a lot of familiar. The kid from the Alien movie that we liked, and Philip Seymour Hoffmann's son whose name I can't remember right now. And the kid from Jojo Rabbit.

He's not a big character, but he's in that. I think the guy that's in it Welcome to Dairy, the Native kid he's in it for a few see again, there's a bunch of kids, so you know, yeah. Well there is a lot of fodder because you know, kids have to be dying through the whole thing. It's the long walk, you walk until you either die or win. Yeah, so it lasts until there's one person left.

But I was really disappointed with it. I don't have anything against saying the F word movies or whatever. I've been known to say it myself from time to time. But when it's like every other word that comes out of every character's mouth, it gets really old. I think it's used as a crutch to kind of relay emotion or the edgy yeah, edginess and this and that.

It's like, come on, man, yeah, it can be a lot me five lines without it. And in this it was like every line by every character had an effort in it. Multiple F words. Yeah, and it got old really really fast. I may watch it again sometime, but I'm not.

I'm kind of forgotten about it. Yeah, not crazy about it until. I saw it on our list and I was like, oh, yeah, we watched that. Whatever. Yeah, I'm not.

I mean, I haven't read any Stephen King stuff yet. I got a whole bunch in the house except the first page of Carrie. That's about as far as I've gotten. I can't comment, I guess, but yeah, it's like an Okay, it wasn't my it's not my favorite out of like Stephen King adaptations. It's okay, I don't know.

I don't like poop in movie. There is a lot of poop in this movie, and I like it's shown. Oh she's talking about we see people. But on screen and it's not solid from a to the movie, and I'm just like, yeah, I'm so grossed out. Okay, I get it.

I don't know. It's horror, Like there could be gross things that it's like, ew, that's gross, but it's not like, well, this is like. The real life type horror situation where what's going to happen to you after you've walked two hundred miles without being able to stop and it's going to punish your body and you're eating god knows what and people that run marathons shit up pirs, you know. So yeah, I don't know it just I remember we were watching it. I just kept getting like every time I was curious, I'm.

Like, are they going to show any of it because I know that that kind of stuff happens in the book. People are gonna vomit, people are gonna do this and do that. And yeah, they showed a lot of it. They showed quite a few times. Yeah.

Not my favorite thing to see either on screen. But yeah, I don't know, what are you gonna do? Yeah, okay, what's next here? One of our little A twenty four movies that we search around for from time to time. We watched The Monster.

I think we literally were looking for specifically A twenty four movies. Is that how we ended up watching it? Yeah, that's why I said that before. Well, yeah, introduced the movie. It happens good.

It was fun, that's all right. It's a major I've seen it before and I was like, I don't remember liking it all that much. I'm usually okay watching their movies again, you know A twenty four films again. And it's a very simple story. It's, oh, you know, mom and kid on the road and there's a monster.

Yeah, interesting stuff. It was fun. I don't just yeah, like you said, kind of just nothing major, just a fun little horror movie. It's an older A twenty four movie, which I think kind of is obvious, and that's not bad or anything. It's just like, yeah, this is one of the older yeah.

When they had some simpler, yeah movies that they would pick up or whatever. Not necessarily produced, but yeah, picked up from a festival or something. There's a quite I mean, you could say the same thing about The Black Coat's Daughter or a lot of those early mid two thousand, twenty ten on. There's quite a few of those small films. Yeah, you're starting to kind of grow out of that.

Their indie miss I think something's wrong. With that dressed don't tell me a scared of address, And I think because of that, it was still kind of on an A twenty four kick, one of my favorite A twenty four films by one of my favorite directors. I'm like, hey, let's watch in Fabric because it's kind of crazy and I love it and I love Peter Strickland. What did you think about that one? It was weird.

I liked it. It was very odd and strange and kind of the Suspiria like Italian Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, very weird. There's kind of a lot of everything happening. Gwendolen Christie's in it, which I'm happy about I love her. I've seen a lot of like I don't realize a lot of the times until I think about it, Like, I've seen a lot of stuff that she's been in.

So that was another fun addition. I had that in the back of my head. I'm like, you guys have been watching Game of Thrones and she's in that, And yeah, it's the way that the what would you call her the gal at the department store? You know, all her lines and. The hesitation in your voice soon to be an echo in the recesses of the spheres of retail, and.

Her outfit, her victorian. Yeah, it's so weird. She's very odd. It's fun. I like the main lady for the first half.

She's a very interesting character. Her and her son and Gwendolen Christie and the dress. Obviously, like it's interesting, it's it's fun. I liked it. Like I mentioned when we watched it, she is in tons of the British shows a mom and I watch pops up all the time in different things, and she's great.

I think it was supposed to be more like almost like an anthology where the press kind of travels around, and then he decided to stick to those two stories now when I watch it, I actually like the washing machine guy stuff more. Yeah, the second story, yeah. Just because of the weird thing that happens when he starts talking about what needs to be done to the machine and it puts people in a trance, like what the hell is that? Yeah, because I love that movie and I love Peter Strickland. I threw on Barbarian Sound Studio like immediately after, but I think you kind of zoned out.

It reminded me of what was that other movie? Was it called Mute? Uh huh yeah, Mute Witness? Yeah, Mute and okay yeah yeah, which it's a very similar premise sound stuff movies, what's real, what's fake? I don't know.

Babarian Sounds Studio was interesting too. I definitely should probably like rewatch that sometime though, because I did kind of like, no, I. Noticed, I looked at it, and I'm like, she and I were watching. I left it on because I love it and IV but I. Caught the end and stuff.

Yeah. Probably still my favorite of his his character. Toby Jones's character is fascinating to me, and his descent into not madness but loss of identity. Yeah, it is really interesting and just all the stuff with the tapes, reward, the gadgets and the whole thing around it. And you never see the movie that they're making.

You only hear the stuff that they're doing for it, which I love. And again very Italian. I mean it's Italian horror film that he's working on. This is a film. Feel you get the idea of like the Italian horror movies that we've watched and stuff.

Yeah, what's next? This was your pick? I think, yeah it was because I hate cannibalism freaks me out. The only movie I really am like chill with it is Sounds the Lambs because it's not really there is no like full on visuals of hannibal like eating people in that movie. He kills people, you know.

But like, so I don't like cannibalism. It freaks me out. It's so like demented to me. So I was like, I need to face my fear. As we watched Fresh, which I actually really liked, so kind of worked.

It's aesthetic, it's very nice to look at. It's kind of long. It is also the title is an hour into the movie, so which I had the title card. Yeah, no, I watched it when it came out on Hulu, however many years ago. That was I was like, I enjoyed it, but I think that I had the same thought.

I'm like, why is this so long? They really draw out that first part. Of it, which I think works because you're supposed to like him or he supposed to not be the killer. They're not tricking you but getting you to not side with him. But what's the ya I know what you mean, but yeah, yeah, not understand.

Not empathize. I guess maybe, but there was no really thing reason to empathize with him because he hasn't done anything yet at that point. It's fine, it's fine. They're good. Sebastian Shan's good in it.

Who's the gal Daisy Atra Jones? Yep, she's been in a bunch of stuff your mom and I have watched. Yeah, she's good in it. She plays an interesting character, her friend who I don't know. The actress's name.

I liked too, Yeah, interesting stuff. The soundtrack's good. That has a lot of blood orange stuff, which I listened to a lot. One of my favorite songs is in the movie, and I was just like, oh cool, I don't expect it never was enough not to me not like you, but yeah, it's a fun movie. Still don't like cannibalism.

I mean, you're not really. Supposed to, but I don't think movies are generally pushing for people to be accepting of it. So but like I remember, you asked me, I think when it came out or when it went on streaming, if I wanted to watch Bones and. All, and I was like, ha ha, no, yeah, I kind of still want to watch that one. I think, even though I'm angry at you, Timote, please be normal again.

Go back to keeping your mouth shut. Kid. Yeah. Anyway, his buzz cut is making him evil, his lack of hair. That'll do it.

What's next? Our first your Ghost Lanthamo's movie on the list mm hmm. We watched Kinds of Kindness, which I it is not my favorite. I don't know. I talked about it with mom and I was like, I wasn't being held by a lot of there's three stories, m hm, by really any of them in the movie.

I would definitely rewatch it to see, like if I like it more now, especially after another movie we watched later on, But it wasn't my favorite. I think it was interesting, but just I liked Four Things better. I can't say I remember all that much about it. Actually, when you guys were watching Euphoria, I'm like, what the heck was that movie that we just saw Hunter Schaeffer in. Yeah, that's was And I was like, oh, yeah, it was.

Kinds of kindness she was in the beginning of that for like, I mean, experimented on. Yeah, it's definitely not my favorite either of his films. I still think my favorite is Killing Him a Sacred Deer. It was all right, I don't know, vapid people stories after a while and kind of lose me. Yeah, they're all vapid in this.

I liked the one with the twin Margaret Qualley's the best. Mm hmmm is that the last one? I think? So, I don't know, I don't know her head first into the pool. Yeah, and so the empty pool was like, oh, kind of out frightening.

Yeah. Ouch, but yeah, not my favorite. I would probably rewatch to see how I felt now, But at the time, well still kind of. I mean, it wasn't that long ago, all right, And then we didn't watch these back to back or anything, but these were your picks for horror. We might have been scrolling through something, yeah the plugs or something, but you landed on vhs.

First and second movie. I think they're fun. Found footage can be like I don't like I really hate Blair Witch Project. Oops, but like Cloverfield is fun. Yeah, I have a heart.

I mean, you know, I have a hard time too. This is a lot easier pill to swallow because they're short. They're short. Yeah, it's an anthology that. Sort of makes it make sense of why people would still be recording something, because that's my biggest just shut your fucking camera.

Excuse me, shut your camera off and go, you know, yes, save yourself. Yeah. Well, and even in some of the stories, I don't remember which movie they're in, but like the guy that has the eye implant, that's the hum right, Like it makes sense or they try and make it make sense why they're still recording. So I'm like, okay, I like that. These are fun movies.

I like the first one with the Scary Lady, which is the one that got turned into a movie. Yeah, I got turned into a feature Yeah. I think the feature length one is called Siren. I think you're right, Yeah, thank you. I watched it.

The short in VHS is better some peoples. You don't need to stretch these things. It kind of like Lights Out. The short of that is effective and the movie is awful. But we watched that, didn't we?

Yeah? We did. Yeah. They were fun though, and I would. Like there's a lot more.

I can't remember if I've seen past two or not. I'd have to look back at old lists or something. There's one that came out like last either this no, I think it was last year. Yeah. They keep cranking them out, people keep watching them, so yeah, if it works, it works.

That creaking noise you've heard throughout the episode is Mark's chair. Apologies for that, Amie. And Jake and cutey Wick. Why now I'm said. Night, tell me what chicken.

I'm going to switch up our list here because almost all of the last ones you have highlighted. So yeah, one day, I don't know if it was during your must have been during your Christmas break. I'm assuming we. I threw on my short films of David Lynch almost aid CD DVD that I've had for years, that I've had for twenty something years, Michael and watched all those. They were fun.

Any favorites, Oh, I can't remember what it's called. The Cowboy one was so fun. Cowboy and the Frenchman. Yeah, it was so weird, which I think you said you didn't like that one originally. I have never liked that one, and I finally clicked for me when we were watching it.

I was having a ball when we were watching it. I was like, this is so silly. Part of that was realizing, oh shit, Tracy Walter is in this. I love that guy. It's three of the goofiest dudes ever, Harry Dean Stanton, Tracy Walter and Jack Nance.

And then the repetitiveness of the dialogue and all. I yeah, so good. I think drove me nuts before, but it landed for me wonderfully this time. Yeah. I love when they're asking the guy, the French guy, like what's in his bag or whatever.

He just back at a bottle of wine and it just like keeps going awesome. It was great. The other one that I liked, even though it was scary, was the Alphabet one. Mm hmmm. Yeah.

That was freaky and strange, but it was fun. I love that one. They're all very I mean, they're all lynch stuff and very lynchy and obviously but the Alphabet one like it is weird. It's unsettling, like Eraserhead is that, and the Grandmother and the eraser Head all have kind of that unsettling through line. And as people who listen regularly to this show, no I saw had the wonderful opportunity of seeing the Alphabet and the Grandmother on the big screen.

And when I was in London they played before Eraserhead and Blue Velvet. Mark is as surprised as anyone that he didn't take this opportunity to mention yet again that Peter Strickland was also at this showing of Lynch films. That's cool, and that was the first time I had seen either of those. I've only read about them prior to that, and I absolutely love them, I believe it or not. Eraserhead is my most spiritual fit.

No our next big Oscar winner watch from a little while back, well last month or something two months ago. I don't even know. Now I'm so confused with Frankenstein. I don't know when we. Watched these things, When did any of this happen?

We watched Paul Thomas Anderson's new. Film One Battle after Another. Fun. I really like our stressed but it was yeah, yeah, definitely stressful. I really liked it as well.

I still don't think it's I think Magnolia is still my favorite. Like, I want to watch that one again. We talked about that last time, I believe. Yeah, and you've got a bunch of other ones you need to see and I do. I still haven't seen the Phantom Thread.

I haven't seen Licorice Pizza after there were a couple in there and I was like, eh, I didn't feel the poll to like the urgency to see everything he did immediately or whatever, But I'm willing to watch whatever. Yeah, we'll definitely watch more after this one because I really liked it. I mean, I liked Magnolia a lot, but this one was fun. It's different from Magnolia. Oh yeah, way different, Yeah, very I don't.

I really liked it. It's it's an interesting story. I think it's it's based on a book, right. Yeah, it's inspired by Okay, yeah, Vin Lund Thomas Pincheon novel, which I haven't read. I've only read one of his books.

This stuff is very hard to get into. Like, really, what's the word dense? Hmmm, you got to really pay attention. So yeah, I don't know how close it is, but I know that he has mentioned reading that book inspired the story and a lot of the names of the characters, the odd names that they have. That is a very pinchon thing.

Yeah, Tanna Taylor's name and that is it's yeah, Perfidia Beverly Hills. Yeah. And I don't know if that's a character's name in the book or not, but it kind of coincides with the kind of names that he comes up with, or like their name signifies who and what they are, Like nobody would name their kid. That right, having the last name Beverly Hills Helliah. Yeah.

I know. It was really good and I think one of the biggest part of the best parts of it was the acting by everybody. Oh yeah, especially I'm most people have pointed this out, but Chase Infinity there really good. Yeah. She was amazing her first movie.

I think, I think so, which is good. Dab I really like her too. I followed her on like Instagram and stuff, and she's silly. She held her own with some pretty big names. Yeah, Leonardo DiCaprio, like some.

People would consider some of the biggest names in Hollywood. I'm not super big fans of either Sean Penn or Leonardo DiCaprio. Yeah scares me so yeah, yeah, I understand their their status in Hollywood, but she definitely held her own against them. Anyways. Yeah, we've already talked about rewatching this one, and I'm all for it, to be honest.

Yeah. I love the last part of the movie with just like the road chase is so it's good. I love the shots of the road. Yeah that's kind of just what California looks like. But I don't know, it's really fun and yeah, stressful, but like in a good way, which I don't usually say, because we watched another stressful movie like oh yeah a month after this and yeah, oh.

God, not the same kind of no stress, a lot more internalized and high pressure. Yeah stress. This was really good and it gave us a line that we say all the time now, thank you, Benicio del Toro. Yes, and looky the other one that Sean Penn says that I say a lot. Oh yeah, yeah yeah.

The few small beers, A few small beers. Put your hands on top of your head. It's gonna work. Not move. Do you have any weapons on you, sir?

Nor are you running from us? Had a long day. Man, you don't see the lights back there? What did you toss out of the vehicle? What did you toss out of the vehicle back there?

Trash? Are you sure about that? Yes, ma'am? You've been drinking today? How mad?

Is you? A few? What small beers? Just catch don whispering it? One of us?

It could be any of using so good. Something will come on TV and I don't know if somebody says small or a few, that's what I immediately. Think of beer, like literally anything. We were doing it a lot during the Oscars too, right, right, It's like anytime they showed Veniicio, You're just like a few small beers, so good. So the name of this episode will be a few, Yes, all right?

Anything more about that one? Nope, But we'll probably rewatch it over spring break because I want to. Yeah, yeah, next up, take it away on this one because this was your pick. Yeah. We watched on my cord.

We watched Dinner in America, which I had seen like two years ago at this point because it blew up on TikTok. I don't know why, no idea, but I just kept seeing it and I was like, this looks really interesting. I randomly. I think I was doing homework one night and I just put it on watched on my computer on Hulu. I really liked it, and then I started seeing it again recently in the last few months, and I was like, Okay, well, we all know we have watched a lot of Kyle Gallander movies, so I was like, let's have dad watch it because he likes him.

Yeah. I wanted to see it since it came out. I don't know if it was it wasn't a Hulu original, but I know it. No, it was like a festival. Yeah, landed on there a while ago.

I was interested in it. I don't know why I never got around to it. I don't even think I realized that you had already seen it. I don't think so. You offered it up as a suggestion and I was all for it, and your mom was like whatever.

Yeah. I don't think she liked it nearly as much as you and I did. It's yeah, I don't know how she thought Bonker was in a really fun way. I really liked his character, even though he's obnoxious as hell. I mean, kind of both of them are.

He's weird, he has We were making it because we watched it long after one battle after another and were making fun of how he walks because he walks like Sean Penn's character and one battle after another. Yeah, his character is crazy, dude. I mean the whole thing. It's a punk movie, but he's so agro all the time. That can be very wearing on a person, especially if you've known people like that in real life.

It's like, Okay, chill out kind of. Also get that there's a tender or I don't know if tender is the right word, but there is another side to this guy. Yeah, and I really enjoyed. Oh, I keep meaning I got to put that song on my phone. I keep forgetting about.

Mom already has it. She has on her phone. It watermelon. Yeah, it's just called watermelon. I love that song.

Did as them up them on that? As what us us stuck 'em up that ass. It's a really good for just like a random movie song. It's really good. Yeah, and they just he had her make it up make it.

Yeah. It's a very cute scene that as well when they make it. Yeah. I don't know. She's such a fun little character who I think most people think she's all autistic or something most likely pillcase that's like filled to the brim with just so much medication and then he ends up taking it kills me, Like why.

Did you people do stupid things? Oh? Yeah, yeah, I loved it. It's a fun, pretty heartfelt movie. Yeah, with heartfelt characters even though they're insane.

Yeah, it's like I think I mentioned it when we were watching it. It's like an alternate universe Napoleon dynamite it. Yeah, literally where instead of them being I don't know, two chests backwards and mellow, they're just like all amped up. Yeah. Literally, it gave me the same kind of feeling as that, like this I don't I don't know this world.

I don't understand this world. It's sort of out of time and place. Yeah, there's no because they have old TVs. It's kind of like it follows, which also takes place in Detroit. Yeah, old TV's phones.

I guess if you put things in Detroit, it's going to feel out of time and place. Yeah, apparently that's almost all. The movies that we watched that take place in Detroit. It's like, when does this take place? Yeah, barbarian to breathe like literally all of those but Yeah, it was a lot of fun.

That is one I can definitely see watching again. Do a Kyle Gallner marathon, mad watch that in strange Darling back to back. Oh yeah, that's a fun little. Uh Americana slice of like, yeah, I don't want to know these people. In real couple issue things.

I don't know, romantic comedy in a way, sure. Whatever you want to call it. Yeah, yeah, I really like it. I had a blast watching it. Actually, there's a kind of like, I don't know, I like these people.

I'm like, yeah, I think that's the intention. They are very weird. I mean, she like her sitting outside after she fully gets fired from the pet store and she has to like cat poop on her still or the dead cat in her yard. Yeah, he doesn't move, but he's like, are you insane? I love it.

It's so fun, so weird. It was a lot of fun, and that was something completely different. Now another movie that wasn't very much fun that we watched, yikes, But I think we all were interested in this. I know that when it first came out, I was like, hmm, this title intrigues me. And then we watched the Red Letter Media thing.

Jay who knows like, did we or I watched it. We watched it. I was with you, and I think it was him that said it was kind of like or maybe I read. That it's female eraserhead. Yeah.

They Yeah, it's like if the mom's Mary's side of the story an erase her head. Yeah, and I thought, oh, that's interesting, different take the mom's journey with a disabled kid or sick kid, in this case, very sick kid. Yeah. Yeah, so we watched. If I had legs, i'd kick you.

Yeah. I love that title for whatever reason. And uh yeah, not real fun is not a very fun movie. Yeah, it's stressful. I remember I think was it that ari Astra produced this, or was that a different.

Movie that might have been but no, no, no, no, I think that might have been Pigonia. Oh okay, that still also makes sense. But yeah, it's it's a lot. It's stressful. It's just claustrophobic.

It's very claustrophobic. Yeah, it's always on. Roseburn's literally always on her. Face, really tight shots of her face through a lot of the movie, and she is extremely stressed out, and so it stresses you out and everybody around her out, and the audience members out and you never see the kid, and yeah, is she really sick? Is this Munchausen?

Is it? What? The weird relationship with her and Conan O'Brien's character. Her crush on her relationship with her husband is also weird. Well, but they work together.

She like, I work, Oh yeah, I work in a psychiatrist's office. And I can't imagine one of the therapists there seeing one of the other therapists in the I mean it's like a completely Yeah, I don't know, I mean we would never do it. That would not happen in our office. Yeah, I don't know. That's odd.

And she's so we can't stand her. It's so awful. I don't know. It was very, very stressful, but interesting, and you know the whole thing with. The hole in there, the cave floors, ceiling.

Ceiling, yeah, ceiling, sorry that asap. Rocky falls through ge Yeah, and so much. Yeah, his character was interesting too, because he was just a psidecharacter. Also, I don't think, I mean, he's not an actor. It's asap Rocky.

He's a rapper. But I'm like, I don't think I've ever seen him in something like this, but he did really good. I actually enjoyed his performance a lot. I don't know, everyone's so like spaced out and then she's just like insane. I don't know's, it's a lot.

Yeah, they're all escaping something because half of the cast is on drugs of one thing or another. Yeah, a Rose Burns character, I don't have, Man, what a mess. She's a mess. She's a mess. She has weird like flashbacks I guess to like her mom or whatever something like that.

And then also the weird sparkly stuff that she sees a lot, like in the ceiling, in the hole in the ceiling, and just like generally, I don't know's it's a lot of weird stuff, but it's good. It's a good movie. It's another one like Bring Her Back that I don't know. I'm going to be running to watch again anytime soon. Yeah, it was well made, intriguing but dreamely stressful.

Oh yeah, Conan O'Brien should have won an Oscar though it should have been nominated. Come on, yeah, he could have given himself an award. Could have worked perfectly. And actually another Oscar nominee. I don't know if they won for anything, but this was your mom's pick Blue Moon.

Yeah, with Aunculus. Monculous, Ethan hat oh my gosh, and another Margaret quality. Another Murdert quality movie was Anybody Else? Very stagey, very Yeah. I liked it.

I love stuff like that. The one setting that just kind of goes in and out of stuff a lot of talking, which a lot of talking, like I like Midnight Mass and like all they do in that is talk, so you know, yeah, yeah, the other monologue, Yeah, it was very interesting. Other than knowing Rogers and Hammerstein and Hart and Hammerstein's names or Hart and Rogers as you know, composers and lyricists whatever, I knew nothing about any of those people, so that was interesting for sure. I Mean I was a drama kid, and I think I just knew the names and like camera signce songs. But yeah, yeah, I didn't know.

Like I know what Oklahoma is. But other than that, that's about it. Literally. And the song of Blue Moon, of course, yeah, that was cute. Yeah, depressing as well because it is basically dead at the beginning of the movie.

Yeah that's okay. Though. Ethan hash did a good job. Yeah he did. He did really good job.

I like thought it was just him talking like the whole time. I think it was fun, which can get especially with the character that is obviously egotistical. But yeah, the way they handled it in his also self deprecating a lot of times serves still serves your ego ego. Yeah, I've thought, oh crap, I'm gonna hate this after a while because he's just going to be so into himself. That rode that line very.

Well where he's such a loser though. I love it. Yeah, ware, the self deprecating stuff comes in and out, and it worked. It was good. Yeah, all the little side characters were fun.

And Rose Burne's husband as the bartender. Yeah, that's true. I heard what Okay, well this is another pick of yours and you highlighted this. So what are we talking about now? I'm talking about Bagonia, which I really liked like a lot.

Again, a different type of like stress almost in a way because Jesse Plemon's character is interesting. The whole movie goes back and forth, are they right? Are they wrong? What's up with Emma Stone? I don't know.

I really liked it. It was fun. I remember seeing trailer shirt and being like interesting, and also the gift of her smiling, which kills me. I'm generally gonna be interested in Euros Lanthemo's film. I just remember thinking, Oh, they're at it again.

How many freakin' movies I know Stone and this guy gonna make in a three year time period. And then they're Super Bowl commercial. Yeah. I mean, I like jesse Plemmons a lot. I like her a lot.

I like yours Lantamist movies a lot. I think, And maybe let's not spoil it too much, but I think most people are going to assume something's wrong with the Jesse Pleman's character. This can't be real, right, weird, Like he thinks that she's an a. He kidnaps her because he thinks she's an alien and she's responsible for his mom's illness being in this coma. That obviously can't be true.

Yeah, especially because the way they introduce aspects of his character, like the way he talks to his cousin, which is his name Dawn in the movie. I think, so something the way he talks to him, and it seems like he's like a conspiracy theorists, like honestly kind of manipulating things and making his cousin think that way. I mean, he sounds like a conspiracy theorist he is. Yeah. Yeah, they introduced things about him where it's like, well, yeah, he's weird and like obviously unwell, so he has to be right.

I think it does a very good job of is that even misdirection? It's so weird. I don't know, Like I think it does a get right or wrong sorry, because of how weird he is. Right, No, you're not gonna think that what he assumes is happening is happening. Yeah, because it doesn't make any sense for one thing.

Yeah, that's what I meant. Like they set it up to be like, yeah, you're just a weird, crazy guy, which he is, Yeah, he is. I don't know. I really liked it also, like I mean, this is just your ghosts generally, but I liked the vibe of its fun, the difference between like how the office that Emma Stone works out looks and how she looks compared to the like very yellow e lighting of Jesse Lemons's house and stuff and how old it is and all that, and then the black and white stuff for the flashbacks. It's fun.

I like it. Yeah, those flashbacks were weird man that oh yeah, the aging of him, he really bothered me. You were like, oh, every time it bopped up like that. And then Alicia is Stilverstone, the. Guy that yeah, the guy that played his cousin.

That was very I really liked him. Yeah, interesting dynamic. Obviously autistic man played by an autistic guy, and you feel really badly for him because what choices he have but to live? Yeah, this lemons and I mean he's taken care of his cousin but also feeding him all of this. Information and roping him into everything.

And yeah, it was good. It was. I really liked it very interesting. Yeah, I definitely liked it more than Kinds of Kindness. Yeah, I did too, and I would watch it again, Oh for sure.

Compared to Poor Things, I think honestly, I kind of I don't know, I kind of like it more. Maybe, Yeah, Poor Things is a lot, Yeah it is. It's a lot. Yeah, I think I like Boogonia more. I guess my metric for myself is what I watch again.

I'm not racing to watch Poor Things again. There are quite a few of his movies I would definitely watch again. Yeah. This doesn't just go for his films, but that's why I repeat it so often on here. That's kind of my measuring stick.

All right, what's up. Next birthday stuff for you? Oh? Yeah, I had a birthday a couple of days ago, and this goes back to the last episode we did, because we finally talked about Stop making Sense on that episode, which went back six months prior to my birthday, because we watched it on my birthday. Yeah, last year, so we're coming full circle a year later.

I don't know, something like that kind of somewhere. We didn't watch this on my birthday, but it was my birthday watch or wish to watch David Burns American Utopia. Yeah. The name of this song is you Feeling. That's what it's about, which I had seen.

I caught it on It must have been HBO. I don't know how long ago, but I only saw. I can't even remember which song they were on when I caught it. I don't think I even saw the full second half of it, but I was like, oh, this is really cool. Yeah.

The very cool thing about it is because a lot of times concert stuff bugs me when they go too far away from what I know of as the song. Yeah, when they really deconstruct their songs. Yeah, that I get, like, that too with certain stuff. I didn't catch that vibe from this, even though obviously it's totally different musics from definitely the Talking Heads songs we all know, playing different instruments, but the song still kind of held the basic thing about them. George.

Yeah. Yeah. Plus it was just interestingly choreographed and performed. Yeah, great songs, Yeah it is. I really enjoyed it because it is technically a musical, like a filmed.

Yeah, it was a musical thing Broadway show. Yeah, which can Usually those are like fine, Like the film Hamilton is super fun. But I had no idea about I didn't know what this was. When you were talking about it, I was like, oh, this must have come out recently. It's from like twenty twenty or some Yeah, And so I was looking at it, I was like, oh, what the heck?

How did I not know about this? I really liked it. Yeah, the choreography like everything, it's just so interesting. I liked his little talking bits in between stuff. It's super cool.

I don't know, I really liked it. I like the end when he was in his little like sweater and stuff biking away. Yeah, which is that helmet that was made to look like a little cap or whatever. Yeah, I was like, oh, grandpa outfit. We look like special needs right now.

But that's okay. I mean you kind of are, but yeah, autism. I liked the ball and gray suits. Like your mom said, the instruments are strapped to them. That's sort of the whole point in the show of being able to move around the stage and not be locked down to one spot.

And so there's a lot going on with again, choreography. And yeah, the dance stuff is fun. Timing and the lighting and I don't know if you noticed, but they all had little tiny dots, not dots, but little balls on their shoulders. Oh how funny. No, and that was for the lights to be able to follow the individual musicians and stuff and kill there were lights under the stage and then the spotlights would come on at different points.

Yeah, the whole setup also like the stage, I mean, the stage is bare, but like the curtain, I guess you can call it, yeah metal like chain link. Yeah, that's just around everything that he kind of steps into at one point he's behind it for a little bit. Cool stuff. It was cool. I really liked it.

I can't remember which song it was. The musicians all go behind it at some point too, but their instruments are poking through it out. Yeah it might have been this must be the place. Actually, oh it could be. I like it one of our favorite songs, I think, Yes, Yeah, it was really cool.

The direction was great, Spike Lee, very interesting shot choices in a lot of spots. Yeah, we're all Tucking Heads fans here. So yeah we are. Yeah, I have my shirt. Yeah I really liked it.

Yeah I did too. I mean that's something I would watch again for sure. That and stopped making sense? Are I love fantastic? He says, is so good?

And in that same vein. On my birthday, we watched Man on the Run, the Paul McCartney documentary about his time in Wings. Yeah I love Wings. I mean you do you as kind of how I know Wings? I love Wings.

So it was really interesting all of that stuff. Because we've watched Get Back and maybe another one, or there's a bunch on the Beatles. There are a couple on Apple that we need to watch. There's like, I can't remember the names of any of them. They've come out since then.

I won't watch any Beetles documented because there are a lot that slapped together a bunch of clips and stuff. Yeah, the legitimate ones. Well, get Back is really good. Get Back I love. I'm surprised, you know.

I'll tell you about it. I've watched it three times. I don't mind saying McCartney's my favorite Beatle in the group and out of the group. I like his songs more than any other of them. Their solo project stuff.

Yeah, George Harrison is probably I didn't even know, like I would say close second, but like, George Harrison is pretty good outside and in the group. But then we have like Ringo. I don't mind Ringo's solo stuff. Your mom, Yeah, I know, listening to the Beatles channel in the car, the Ringo song comes on and she changes. I don't hate Ringo stuff either, but he definitely is like way goofy or compared.

To like, yeah, it's fun, what do you expect? He's Ringo? And then John Lennon just peeves me. I like all of their yeah solo stuff outside of the Beatles. I don't dislike any of them, but Paul's.

Paul's Oh Woah is what I always go back to. I have wings on my phone, I have Beetles stuff on my phone. I'd have a little bit of Linen solo stuff, but I usually skip it when we're driving in the car because yeah, sometimes they're a bummer, you know, lighting up John, seriously. John, come on man. The composition of man Aldron was interesting because it kind of goes back and forth with stuff, at least in the beginning, like it's Wings starting and then back and forth with the Beatles.

But also that's kind of just what happened. Well, back and forth, because even though the Beatles had broken up, they were still tied together financially, and that wasn't over until the mid seventies they finally dissolved the band. Yeah, yeah, so there. I knew that there were different members of Wings and stuff, but all of that was kind of new to me. I thought there were a couple that had gone from beginning to end.

I was not aware that there were so many different members. Yeah, I knew it was a band. I knew Linda was in it, like that was because she sings like I always knew that I've seen like I can't remember which album is, but the one where they're like in the water and stuff or like the branch above the water, and then the band of the run where they're in front of the brick wall. That's like, that's all I could visualize. Yeah, it's interesting.

I didn't know there was people that came and went and died and stuff. See, I always get that guy that died mixed up with Denny Lane, who believe is still alive, who was probably the longest running member of the band. It's not like I followed Wings like I did the Beatles when I was a kid or anything. I had the greatest Hits album way back then, and one of his solo albums later on, you know nowadays that solo stuff, it's mainly him. Just recently put George Harrison songs on my phone.

Yeah, it's mainly been about Paul for me. So yeah, I'm not going to try. And be hip and say John whatever. You know, that's fine if you liked John more than Paul. But yeah, Paul is just more fun and more joyous.

So like, yeah, listened to a little less dour than some of the others, except maybe for Ringo. Well, Ringo was on like crack, so you know, or at least singing about it. Rack doesn't he talk about coke in one of his songs or it's probably just weed or something or both. No. Yeah, on that I know just came from my yolkist thing.

She smiled because I did not understand that held out a ten pound bag of cocaine. She said it was the finest in the land. Said no, no, no, no, I don't know. I'm tired of making it up on the floor. Yeah.

I liked the man on the end. It was fun. Yeah, it was good. It was interesting. I definitely didn't know all of that about wings.

Yeah, and it reminded me of a few songs that I forgot that I really liked. So anyway, what else we got? Ohyah, the very last one. We watched Demons yesterday. My pic.

Italian Horror was on the list. As we were scrolling through and I'm like, oh, this is a fun one. It's really disgusting, but it's fun. Yeah, it's grotty, I mean, like most Italian horror is, but like the exploding. Yeah, not really goopy oozy grossness in that one, but it is still pretty pretty.

It's fun. Got a rock and roll soundtrack and it's beaties and very punk and new wave. And yeah, I feel like more so than the other ones that we've watched because I know they all kind of have the like rocky stuff in them, but that one was like a. Lot oh plus a little bit of Hole of the Mountain King thrown in there. For when the opening like title theme started playing, I heard that, and I just remember looking over at you and being like, am I hearing this right?

Like, okay, little sample? I guess of that throw that in? Why not? The guy that does the music for that is one of the guys from Goblin who does all the Dario Argento scores and stuff. Yeah, it's a fun one.

Demons two is pretty fun too. It's basically the same movie, except that takes place in a high rise instead of a movie theater. But it's like kind of totally the same idea all over again. Literally, just same. It's fun sometimes you just need to do that.

Yeah, it's fun too. We'll watch it sometime, Okay, in six months or whatever. We'll talk about that and in six months we'll see you on your birthday again. So literally my birthday and your birthday, you know, spring break, before school starts, these are our times to record. Yeah, perfect, perfect planning, sure.

Anything else you want to talk about. We're watching the Pit on TV. That's our favorite. We're not really watching any other news shows, are we. I mean we watch sporadically.

We watch Community. Oh yeah, we started Community for you, which has. I mean Alison Breeson that's kind of connected to Together. And somebody from the pit. We're going to run into on Community, and I think I think we have to get into the second or third season.

We are in the second season, so we'll see. I know, we go through them fast. There's like short little episodes, I mean compared to what Mom and I watched, which we watched all of Euphoria and then we've watched Game of Thrones, which are like the longest things ever. My favorite Community so far has been definitely been interpretive. Dan.

Yeah, I was just gonna say that was That was awesome, like. An instant classic. Yeah. I love about you. Alrighty well, I guess I'll talk to you later or something.

Okay, And yeah, watch some of the movies that we talked about, folks, if you haven't seen them, hopefully wouldn't spoil anything too badly. Go check out my YouTube channel, which. Is different than this, although the podcast is also on YouTube through Wearing my Media. You can watch that too. If you want, but do what you like.

We'll maybe see you again in six months, if not sooner, we'll see, Yeah, we'll see. We're going to go have a few small beers. Of drinking, all right, totally yeah. Thanks everybody for listening. We'll see you next time.

And don't forget anything can happen when you wake up heavy. I get my that oft. Wow, this has just been such a pleasure. I'm such a lucky boy. I can't wait to go home and