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Welcome to the very first episode of the Inside Quotes Book Club.
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If you've listened to Inside Quotes for a while,
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you probably know we grew up in a pretty bookish household.
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Our mom was a school librarian,
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so when we were kids, we basically grew up hanging around the school library.
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Which meant we were surrounded by books all the time.
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And Harry Potter was a pretty big part of that.
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We've both read the Harry Potter books multiple times over the years.
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We've obviously seen the movies more times than we should probably admit.
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But with the new Harry Potter series coming,
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we thought it would just be fun to go back and actually read through
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the books together again.
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And that's really what this is.
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We're not here to pretend like we're Harry Potter experts or we're gonna uncover
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some secret meaning that nobody has ever noticed.
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Although who knows?
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Who knows? We just really love these books and we thought that it would
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be fun to slow down, read them chapter by chapter,
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and you know, actually just talk about them.
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Yeah, we'll talk about the stuff we love,
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stuff that surprises us, things we forgot,
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things the movies changed.
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and probably argue about some completely unimportant Harry Potter detail for way,
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way too long.
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And since this is the Inside Quotes book club,
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we've got a few things planned along the way.
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But we'll get into that as we go.
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So grab your copy of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
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Philosophers. And let's go back to where it all started.
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Chapter one The Boy Who Lived
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my goodness, here we go.
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Here we go.
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Jonathan. This is our first episode where we're doing a book.
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We
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Yeah.
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have done all the Harry Potter movies
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on our actual main show. Took us four
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Mm-hmm.
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years to do so, and as soon as we finished we were like,
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Wait, we need more Harry Potter to do.
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Luckily for us, th
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And then they announced a show.
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there's a lot more going on. So yeah.
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I we figured October first,
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which is today
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A happy fall, happy October. would be the perfect time to start this book because
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it is only seventeen chapters.
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And we'll we'll double up episodes between now and December,
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but our goal is to be finished up with the book before the first episode drops
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of the HBO mini series. It's a series it's not even a mini series.
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This Christmas. Yeah. It's a major series.
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this Christmas
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It's a very major series. Yeah.
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If the first season goes well,
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but
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And I
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feel like the reason we wanted to start this is because ~ a a lot
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of people are excited for this.
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A lot of people aren't very excited for it.
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But and a lot of people have come around to it and they're just like,
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Okay, I'm gonna watch this. You know,
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it's it's kind of controversial.
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Some people thought that this show is coming way too soon.
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but I don't think so.
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I don't think so. That was an elastic role quote by the way.
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So
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I what people have been asking for is a T V show.
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Not necessarily a T V show, but just a more detailed version of these books turned
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into movies and very faithful
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Faithful adaptations. Yeah.
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adaptations because like the books are amazing.
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The movies are amazing. However,
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the the movies don't have everything because it's two hours and the books just
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get longer from here. even in the first movie they left
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out so much of this book. And I feel like another reason is we started with Harry
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Potter first is because so many people haven't read these books,
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They've just grown up with the movies and it was like,
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They just grown up with the movies and some people aren't readers and that's okay,
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okay. Yeah. Mm-hmm.
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you know. ~
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and hopefully this podcast will serve as like a book club slash spark
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notes depending on if you're a reader or not.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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We
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want it to be entertaining and even helpful for those that have seen
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the movies but they don't really read and but they want to know what's going
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on in the T V show. And we also want it to be like
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also a book club for those who really love the books.
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So we are not experts, but we are experts.
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Good one.
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Nice. I just came up with that.
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Wow. This is my copy. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.
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We've been saying I've got several copies.
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Got several copies there. Yeah?
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I've got the Collector's Edition,
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Mm hmm. I do,
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which you have that as well. I've got the
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I do.
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Canadian edition, which is the British version.
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~
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Mm-hmm.
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and I've got the book cover for this exact one.
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And
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we just shout out to Mary Grand Prix because like we're saying
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Yeah. Anytime.
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this is
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This is the greatest artwork.
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That it will never get better than this.
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And I'm sorry. Maybe I'm just biased.
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But
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I I've always loved the artwork,
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The British artwork is not
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yeah.
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good. And I we just lost all of our British listeners.
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But our olive branch to them is
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We called it Philosopher's Stone,
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you know.
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yeah, we're calling up Philosopher's Stone.
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And I feel like the only reason we're doing that is because the T V show
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is calling it that.
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Yeah.
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And that's what it is. Like it's a real thing I learned.
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Mm-hmm.
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It's not a real artifact, but it is a myth called the Philosopher's Stone.
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~ and they just called it sorcerer's stone because they thought Americans could
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understand that better. There's a lot of things that I translated
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Yeah.
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in these chapters from British to English.
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American English.
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I I noticed that too because prepping for,
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you know, the chapter we're gonna we're gonna cover,
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I have on Audible the classic Jim Dale versions.
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Those are the Audible versions of the books
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yeah. ~ yeah.
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that I've grew up with, you know,
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all my life. But I've also ~ recently gotten the full cast edition that Audible
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has done. And I actually have listened to both chapters.
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So I I I listened to the classic Jim Dale version.
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And then I also listened like both versions,
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Both chapters. You mean both versions?
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Okay. I also did that.
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yes. So of chapter one.
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and and so I got both, you know,
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both takes of it. And I did notice the different words that they changed because
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the full cast is using the British ~ text,
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I noticed. So like
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What's interesting is
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that they call that the sorcerer's stone on the artwork.
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Hmm. I yeah,
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So
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that's true. Audible is calling it that.
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At least in America, I know. Some of the
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Yeah, it's probably different.
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words that got switched out, like words like jumper and sweatshirt,
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you know, they ~ what else was there?
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Yeah. I I wrote them down as we go.
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Okay, alright.
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~
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but yeah. I decided to be very I don't know,
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what's the word? Unhinged and actually write in
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my first edition Harry Potter hardback book.
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that's the I didn't take any notes other than what's in the book.
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So I figured we would go chapter by chapter.
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Page by page, and we'll just go through what we talked about this week.
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I will have a disclaimer that my notes
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are hard to read because I did this while in the car.
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So I wasn't driving, but I was writing on a long road trip.
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Yeah.
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And I was like, this is the perfect time to read.
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And I it was not the perfect time to write.
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So if I miss a couple things, sorry.
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But they won't even know.
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Wha
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Well, Jeremy, should I kick us off with like a brief chapter summary and then
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we can kinda get to the
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Yeah.
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the main story beats and whatnot,
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but
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Yes.
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all right, so chapter one, The Boy Who Lived The Dursleys are an ordinary family
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who pride themselves on being completely normal,
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but strange things begin happening around them.
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Owls are everywhere. People in cloaks are celebrating,
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and rumors spread about a mysterious Harry Potter.
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That night Albus Dumbledore, Professor McGonagal,
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and Hagrid leave Baby Harry on the Dursley's doorstep.
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Harry is the only known survivor of an attack by the Dark Wizard,
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he who must not be named, Voldemort,
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who disappeared after failing to kill him.
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Harry is left with the Dursleys to grow up away from the wizarding world.
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That hilarity ensues?
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What's what's unit Hilarity ensues?
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What is Voldemort's name again?
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He who must not be named.
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Mm.
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Sorry, I just have the soundboard from pirates.
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Mm-hmm.
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~
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yeah.
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Well shall we get started on this?
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~ let's dive in on It
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We shall. It shall be done.
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shall be done. Let's just start out,
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let's zoom in right on the ~ chapter art.
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Our first glance of the book. We've got first
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of all We've got Harry snuggled up in his little bundle,
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presumably on the doorstep, ~ if you've read the book.
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Hmm. Yeah. I did.
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Baby Harry.
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~ it's the only time we'll ever see that.
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So it's a great iconic ~ font as well.
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That's another thing that the the American version,
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Sorcerer's Stone, has on the British version,
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is that I have the British version and the text is boring.
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Like even to
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Heh he's boring.
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this reading font, like the body text,
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it's just like
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Yeah.
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so much easier to read and it's more like whimsical I guess.
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Yeah.
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And it's like so cramped. I I was gonna write notes and read the British version,
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but there's like no i I guess since it's a paperback,
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there's no
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Yeah.
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room for ~ margins and it's just like it's just boring.
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Yeah, I've always I've always liked the the font in there.
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And they've got like the chapters at the top of the page and it's
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got like those like three stars that design there.
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yeah, the little asterisk.
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Yeah.
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It's it's cool.
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We love scholastic in this household,
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so thank ya. So yeah,
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we've got The Boy Who Lived. What what do you think about that chapter title?
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It's ~
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It's important one.
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it's it's a classic. It ~ it definitely references the the mystery that gets
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set up and f I mean from from page one really.
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I mean from this first chapter of Harry coming in contact with the darkest wizard
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of all time. He doesn't quite know all that just yet,
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but and somehow he lives, you know,
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with nothing but a scar.
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Nobody knows.
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And nobody knows why.
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Scars are good, you know.
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Yeah.
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They could come in handy.
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so yeah, we start out with Mr.
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and Mrs. Dursley of number four Private Drive.
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And I just thought like number four immediately we're hit with
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the British the Britishisms. Like we don't
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say number four Private Drive in America.
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We just say like four.
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We don't even do single digits really.
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We do like twenty four ninety four Private Drive.
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Probably private drive in America.
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But
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I was always confused
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by that when I read as a kid. I was like,
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Is it private? Private what? I don't know.
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tripping everybody up immediately.
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Yeah.
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~
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Mm-hmm.
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experts over here. I I I like to circle in this sentence 'cause it's such
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a iconic first random sentence.
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That they were perfectly normal,
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thank you very much. But normal is the word that
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I circled. ~ because like it kind of talks about it's kind
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of like a thesis on the entire just the one word thesis on the entire series
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a little bit.
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Because normal equals bad to
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Mm.
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the Dursleys. ~
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Normal equals good to the Dursleys.
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But normal to us is bad.
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Yeah, okay.
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Like it hmm, that's hard to we're already diving deep.
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I I c okay, I think I see what you're saying.
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Their normal is bad.
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Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
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Because
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I guess not accepting of other cultures and stuff.
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So yeah. I just wrote that down.
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we got we we talk about Vernon Dursley as the director we find about his job.
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He's the director of a firm called Grunnings and which is a
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~ a drill manufacturer. And I just don't get drill manufacturer from
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the word grunnings. It's probably like a last name of the founder.
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But I wonder where that came from.
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he was a big beefy man.
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Mm-hmm.
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With hardly any neck. We're talking about his appearance here.
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Mrs. Dursley was thin and blonde and she had twice the amount of neck.
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So very different people. I
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Use for
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for spying on the neighbors, right?
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Yeah. I feel like beefy isn't the term
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I feel like beefy just isn't the right term for Vernon because like he's
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when you think of beefy, you think American lean beef,
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like stocky. And I feel like that's what they're going for in the new series.
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But what we know is that he's a large man.
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And that's a little bit more than beefy.
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I would say like porkly. I don't know.
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O Beefy.
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O beefy O beefity ~
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Mm-hmm.
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man.
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when I read the way that she's spying on the neighbors,
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just like it's her part of her daily routine.
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I just want in the show, the HBO show,
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I want the narrator to be like the narrator from the great British baking show.
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I keep going back to that and a couple things.
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Either that or Ron Howard. From like ~ Rested Development.
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Just I I just hear the narrator I don't hear Jim Dale anymore,
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you know.
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Well, I
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I sort of get that sense from like the full cast editions from from the
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Yeah.
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woman that's doing the narration.
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At least I've only done the first book so I don't know if she does all of
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~ But ~ yeah,
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just it has a very whimsical storybook kind of narration
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Yeah.
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to it, within they've got the cast that are doing the lines of dialogue and stuff,
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but I don't know. That that I've already started like trying to picture
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the full cast versions with like
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the HBO show that's coming up just 'cause it feels different.
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Yeah. Mm-hmm. And some of them are the same cast as that,
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It's a new cast and I don't know.
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Yeah.
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so. ~
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Yeah, I just want them to shoot it like the Great British Baking Show.
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Just like not I want there to be a real narrator speaking to us at the beginning.
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And it's just that's how they frame the mugger world is like narration,
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like we're watching a like a documentary with a like
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a nature doc almost.
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The Dirgleys are are animals, that's what they are.
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So but yeah.
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Then they talk about go ahead.
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Well, ~
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I d I guess my my I think my notes are a little bit more big picture.
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So if you're going like page by page,
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I don't wanna like get ahead of you kind of thing.
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Okay.
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All right. Well then I'll just keep going then I guess.
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Okay, and then then we find out that the Dursleys ~ they have
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a son named Dudley, who is a in their opinion,
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no finer boy than him. ~ and that's that's crazy.
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'Cause we learn that he's a little brat.
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~ but they're all brats, so. ~ then
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we find out that the Dursleys have a secret.
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And the secret is
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Her sister. Her sister was a witch.
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Right? And what was her sister?
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A princess. The wicked witch of the east,
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bro. Okay, sorry. huh.
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But yeah, they hadn't talked they were strange.
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They hadn't talked in several years.
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And she has a good for nothing husband.
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And I wrote down a note. I was like,
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man, seems like they would just love Snape based off of that.
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~ they were very undersley ish,
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so not normal. ~ or as Petunia said,
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the abnormal in the movie.
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So, yeah.
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And then they know that the Potters had a small son around the same age as Dudley.
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that child is Harry Potter, of course.
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We'll figure that out later. ~
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And then it takes us over through like sort of like Vernon's daily routine
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as he's going to work. ~ and I I feel like this is refreshing because especially
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in the movies, we get the Dursleys inside their house only and maybe
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Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
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like at the zoo. But like we never see him going to work,
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and I think that's gonna be really cool to see in the show.
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Yeah, I think it's ~
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it's it's an interesting way to like start out the stories and then like,
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yeah, we never come back to this.
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So like when you reread it, yeah.
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It's like a almost misdirect. Yeah,
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it's like
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It's like an int it's more interesting to read about.
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Yeah.
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The second time through. Yeah.
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I had a note here as far as like his day and stuff.
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'Cause
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Mm-hmm.
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he's he's running into strange happenings,
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you know. He's seeing just,
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you know, people out in the streets and cloaks and owls and weird circumstances.
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He's hearing whispers, but like already the way that he's like judging them and
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That like Rowling is talking about it.
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Like the wizarding world is already so fleshed out,
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but we just don't know it yet.
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And so it it like I said, it it's so cool to reread it,
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knowing what's going on and everything.
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But like he just from his perspective,
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which is most of this chapter,
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his point of view, is just like,
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what is going on? Why is everyone out in the streets doing all this weird stuff?
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I've got drills to focus on. I've got to I've
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Drills, drills, drills.
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I've gotta sit with my back.
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to the window so I can focus on drills,
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you know, like yeah.
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Dude. He's committed. What can I say?
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~ I I think it's an interesting perspective for him too,
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because he is he's n he knows that that world exists.
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He's just not like taken aback.
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He's not in awe by these randos on the street.
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That and that's true, yeah. Yeah.
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Yet he's like
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he doesn't really know that they're they're wizards.
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He's not making sense of that quite yet.
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But I I made a note of when he's getting dressed,
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he he's like
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He picks out his most bowling tie.
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And that that
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Hm.
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part reminded me of like I also see Harry Potter as like a cartoon.
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I w hope they do that one day instead of like the HBO series.
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Although I'm excited for it. ~ but it reminds me of these cartoon characters that,
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you know, they it's that trope where they open up their closet and they wear
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the same thing in every episode,
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but they have like the same outfit.
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Yeah yeah.
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that
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they wear all the time but it's multiple copies.
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I just imagine him opening his closet and he has the same suit six times over.
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So
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I
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I also feel like it's it's funny,
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like I feel like Bernard wouldn't say,
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~ Petunia, get me my most boring tie or anything,
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but it's like the narrator just commenting on his Yeah.
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Yeah. It picked his bowringest tie.
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Mrs. Dersey gossiped away as she wrestled a screaming Dudley into his high chair.
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So and then this is where the owls come in.
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And I wanna say, like he goes to work and he sees this cat along
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the way at the corner of the street.
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~ when we learn that that is McGonagall and ~
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For a second he didn't realize what he had seen,
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but it McGonagall was reading a map trying to figure out where this house is.
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And he's like,
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Hold up, that was a cat reading?
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No, it was just looking. It's not it's not that's not a cat.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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I just feel like this interaction in the first episode,
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I want this like insanity of Vernon Dursley to be
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Yeah. Mm-hmm.
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showcased instead of just like the mean,
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like
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irate. I d I just want
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Yeah.
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him like to like be what? Just like shaking out shaking himself out of it.
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and then he looks he looks back at
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it and it just looks like a normal cat.
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McGonagall's just gaslighting the heck out of this guy.
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It's so funny. ~ but that would be a really funny exchange in the show.
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Yeah, and then he talks about drills
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Drills and more drills. And I just wrote drills,
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drills, drills. Every time he talks about drills,
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it's just drills.
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Yeah.
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Nothing else to be said except that he yelled at s what,
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like six different people? Five different people.
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one of the first hints of this guy sucks
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is that he's noticing all these people be amazed
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at owls and like he's he got his desk faced away from the windows.
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There's so many owls just flying around way more than normal and it's very unusual.
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And the first little tidbit of like,
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~ this guy sucks is that he's not going out and like s checking out these owls.
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It's not every day you get to see owls.
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I think that's awesome, especially during the daytime.
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~ it reminds me of this one time that I was at work
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And the at the big building across the street,
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it was an apartment complex, and this old lady had a bubble machine
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on her ~ patio and it was like going on for hours.
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She was refilling it. Just she was trying
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Mm-hmm.
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to fill the intersection up with bubbles and it was
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Mm-hmm.
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so whimsical and honestly that's like she's probably a witch.
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Yeah.
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But it reminds me of like everybody in our office was like,
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Do you guys see the bubbles outside?
22:59
Mm-hmm.
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And we all just stopped what we were doing and checking out the bubbles.
23:04
Because yeah, we're gonna go check out the bubbles.
23:07
Imagine if that was owls. Owls are way cooler than bubbles.
23:11
Famously.
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Mm-hmm.
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I dunno. This guy can't even appreciate the good things in life.
23:19
Except he does because he goes on his lunch break to get a bun from
23:24
the bakery across the street. And I just wrote,
23:26
Treat yourself, Vern
23:30
~ And then he hears some murmurs and stuff from these other weirdos and he says,
23:35
like the Potters, that's right,
23:37
that's what I heard. Their s their son Harry And he's like
23:40
How do they know who that is? Then he goes on to say,
23:42
like, I'm in denial. It could be like it could have been not Harry.
23:48
I don't even know. His name could be Harry.
23:50
He could it's probably Harvey or Harold
23:52
And I just mark down like at no point in the nineteen eighties,
23:57
I guess this is eighty one, where
23:59
Parents naming their little boys their babies Harold or Harvey.
24:05
I feel like that's like a post pre nineteen twenties.
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It has to be.
24:11
has to be. I mean do you remember our old
24:13
family car was an Oldsmobile and I
24:15
Yeah.
24:15
I named it Harold 'cause I was like,
24:17
that's an old person's car.
24:18
An old mobile.
24:21
No offences to all the Heralds out there,
24:24
you know.
24:24
Anyways, he has this day at work and ~ he comes home and he sees this cat again.
24:30
And he can tell it's the same cat because he has the same markings around its eyes.
24:35
And I was like, that's kind of a weird thing.
24:38
is it like her glasses or something?
24:40
Or I don't know. So I I asked my wife,
24:43
Abby, who's an avid ~ cat fan,
24:46
Do you know what a tabby cat is?
24:48
look like what is what is a tabby cat?
24:50
I guess we never grew up with cats so I didn't really know what
24:53
Mm-hmm.
24:53
that is. And she was like it's sort of like the f the pattern of the
24:58
fur is what it's called. and I looked it up and the pattern
25:04
on tabby cats are very distinctive on their foreheads.
25:07
It's like an shape.
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Mm-hmm. Okay.
25:11
And that blew my mind because
25:16
Her initials are Minerva McGonagle.
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And tabby cats are famous for having shapes in their fur.
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Hmm. That is cool. I didn't
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So
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that's pretty cool. That's my biggest reveal of the chapter,
25:28
so we can just close from here.
25:29
Okay. Yeah, well well let's let's wrap it up.
25:29
So ~ but yeah.
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Okay.
25:35
So that's that's like the first kinda I kind of have this chapter divided
25:40
up into two sections. Like the first part
25:41
Mm-hmm.
25:42
is introducing the Dursleys and and Vernon going to work and kind of seeing
25:47
all the strange sights. ~ and then him coming back home cuts to that evening,
25:53
Dumbledore and McGonagall meeting up outside of Private Drive.
25:59
Mm-hmm.
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So we find out, I mean you've already we already know ~ McGonagal is
26:07
the is the tabby cat. She's been hanging around outside the Dursleys
26:11
all day and she's been just keeping an eye on the place.
26:16
When Dumbledore shows up at night,
26:19
there's ~ it's like he just shows up out of nowhere.
26:23
and you he pulls an object out of his pocket and
26:30
~ we find we know it's the deluminator as fans of the the series.
26:35
I don't e what does it call it in the book?
26:35
Right. It's called the the put outer.
26:36
The putter putter outer? The put
26:38
The put outer.
26:40
And he takes it it sucks in all the street lights on the on the street,
26:44
so it's it's dark and they have the the cover of darkness to to talk in
26:49
And
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private.
26:50
I am already excited about this because you know,
26:53
the the s in the movie, that scene is pretty iconic already.
26:58
'Cause it's just your first glimpse of just walking
26:59
I think so. Yeah. Mm-hmm.
27:02
quietly. But like this is like an electric pop.
27:05
And it's more of like an it's not a graceful like w it's
27:10
Mm-hmm.
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a
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He's like putting
27:14
Mm-hmm.
27:14
on he's putting out the light.
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And
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Yeah.
27:16
I think it would be funnier in to update that sound design in the books.
27:21
Mm-hmm. Yeah. the books.
27:21
In the in the TV show, sorry.
27:25
I I just wanna say i our first glimpse of Dumbledore,
27:28
it made me remember how kooky this guy is.
27:31
His characters
27:32
Yeah. Mm-hmm.
27:33
like definitely in the either Dumbledores that we've seen so far,
27:37
neither one of are kooky.
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Yeah. Mm-hmm.
27:42
I would say
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the first one, ~ Richard Harris was very old,
27:48
frail, and he his one thing he's like,
27:50
~ alas, earwax. That's his only like he's being silly moment.
27:55
~
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Yeah.
27:57
and then Michael Gambon is just like super ~ if
28:03
I had to describe him, just
28:05
Horace, mind if I use the loo?
28:07
Yeah. Just very matter of fact,
28:10
not exactly like kooky enough.
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Yeah. I I
28:13
yeah, I feel like that is an aspect of just how eccentric he is,
28:17
~ is isn't something they quite got in the in the movie,
28:22
so
28:23
Like f on the back, the illustration of the British version,
28:29
he looks pretty kooky. Like his dress is
28:32
Yeah.
28:33
pretty awesome. And there's the put outer right there.
28:36
There it is. ~ but the stars.
28:37
It's a pretty cool design. That's all that's
28:39
the only good things I can say about
28:43
~ but yeah,
28:46
Well, you made you
28:46
I I John
28:47
Lithgau has a lot of great shoes to fill,
28:51
but he has his work cut out for him.
28:52
Like he can just play that role and I think people will be happy with it.
28:56
It also goes to show how like the books can balance that tone between like darkness,
29:01
this scene where like, you know,
29:04
people have been murdered, this child has been orphaned,
29:07
with just like funny dialogue,
29:09
like funny scenes, like the humor and the darkness that sometimes
29:13
th these books kind of balance between.
29:15
I feel like that's a good example of that,
29:18
where he's just talking about scars can come in handy,
29:20
like I've
29:20
Yeah.
29:21
got a perfect map of the London underground on my left knee.
29:23
Two of his
29:24
students just died. Voldemort also just
29:25
Yeah. Mm-hmm.
29:28
died. So he I guess he's just like I guess some good things happen,
29:31
Yeah. Care for a lemon drop.
29:33
some things bad things happen.
29:35
Lemon drops, dude. Okay, I had to look this up.
29:38
Lemon drops, we know them as like hard candies.
29:42
~ and like lemon heads.
29:46
But in the British version it says Sherbert Lemon.
29:49
Sher Sherbet Lemon. Which we all know is the password to his office
29:54
in the second one. He loves
29:55
Of course.
29:55
lemon flavored candy. But I had to Google what a sherbet lemon was because they
30:01
had to make that translation. I was like,
30:03
that's probably just the hard candy.
30:05
No. It's better. Okay? Americans just have lemon drops,
30:11
and those are just hard candies made with lemon juice.
30:14
Boring.
30:16
Have you ever heard of a Zot?
30:19
~ I think so. Yeah.
30:22
Americans have zotz but I don't think there's a lemon version.
30:26
A Sherbert Lemon is a lemon flavored Zot,
30:31
which is like has effervescent like sparkling powder inside of it.
30:35
So it it's a hard candy, but it has like the little white effervescent powder,
30:41
like fizzy pe like pop rocks basically.
30:43
Yeah. Mm-hmm. That's what I was thinking.
30:46
and I love zots and I want sherbet lemon so badly for just from reading this.
30:51
Hmm.
30:52
Okay. Okay.
30:52
~
30:53
I saw a picture of it, it looked almost creamy and I like,
30:55
No, that can't be it. But that would also be good.
30:57
Mm-hmm.
31:01
So shout out to Zotz. Dumby likes his sweets.
31:09
Yeah, and then he just like he says Voldemort's name and then just like
31:13
is fiddling with his lemon drop rappers.
31:15
Yeah.
31:18
He's he's kooky. Serious subject.
31:20
Silly actions.
31:27
And they say like McGonnell was like,
31:29
You're ju I know you're the only one that can call him that because you're just
31:33
as powerful as him, if not more powerful.
31:35
And he flat out admits like even he does more magic than I can do.
31:40
You know, I wrote down, like flying
31:49
So yeah. And we get our first go ahead.
31:53
I well I I know that I I don't know where you want to put in quotes and stuff.
31:59
I know we've kind of been sprinkling in,
32:01
but I feel like a lot of the quotes that I did write down for this b
32:04
~ chapter was just like Dumbledore's lines like like
32:08
Yeah.
32:10
You know, fancy seeing you here,
32:12
Minerva. ~
32:13
Yeah.
32:14
it's lucky it's dark. I haven't blushed this month since this much since Madame
32:18
Pumphrey said she liked my new earmuffs.
32:20
He
32:20
yes. Madame Pomfrey is mentioned in chapter one.
32:24
Isn't that weird?
32:24
I never would have guessed that
32:25
and ch yeah. I mean there's there's just a lot of lotta pieces that
32:30
are just like name dropped or mentioned here that may
32:34
Yeah.
32:34
or may not have like a big story later on or just it's just fleshing
32:38
out the wizarding world, but you know.
32:39
It's just like her flexing that,
32:40
Yeah. Yeah.
32:40
you know, this world is already built.
32:45
~ yeah.
32:46
Do
32:47
love to say that McGonagal when she turns into her human self,
32:53
she still has the around her eyes as a as like a wrinkle.
32:57
So that should be interesting to see in if they do that in the HBO series,
33:03
that'd be cool. ~ but she's noted as a severe looking woman.
33:08
I just thought that was really funny.
33:11
So Maggie Smith?
33:12
Pretty much, yeah.
33:14
Mm-hmm.
33:16
So okay.
33:18
I know we're
33:18
making tons of references to the movies.
33:20
We do want this to be like book focused,
33:23
but we can't help it. Like Yeah,
33:25
We're going through the book. What's the ev people can't be mad at us for this.
33:26
we're going through the book.
33:30
We're talking about things in the book and then when there's a movie part of it,
33:34
we talk about that too.
33:35
I I do feel like, ~ you know,
33:38
as the conversation progresses,
33:39
McGonagall's been hanging out there all day watching the Dursleys,
33:43
but she's also just been hearing the rumors.
33:45
So she's she wants to talk to Albus to like find out what's what
33:48
has actually happened and and Dumbledore
33:49
What's really going on, yeah.
33:51
does confirm to her that Lily and James Potter did die.
33:55
~ and so and then
33:58
He suggests the idea of Harry coming to live with the Dursleys and she's just like,
34:03
Absolutely not. These are the worst
34:04
Are you kidding me?
34:05
these are the worst kinds of people.
34:06
I've seen, you know, Dudley like kicking his mom up and down the street,
34:11
like ~
34:12
Yeah.
34:13
it's like she he cannot stay here.
34:15
But Dumbledore has a has a plan.
34:20
I feel like that's a thing that Rick Ryordan,
34:23
the author of the Percy Jackson series,
34:26
may have taken inspiration from.
34:28
That theme of like the chosen one needs to be protected by these gross people.
34:33
~ I don't know if you remember you didn't read that book,
34:37
but ~ you saw the movie
34:37
I I never read them. I I saw the movie,
34:40
yeah.
34:41
and like, you know, his mom was like dating this scuzz ball.
34:45
Right, yeah.
34:46
And he
34:46
smelled so bad in personality that the the whatever he was protected
34:53
by the monsters. And it's
34:55
Okay.
34:56
sort of like same energy with Harry Potter.
34:59
So with the Dursleys. Also wanna make note of a prop that I would love
35:04
to see in these in this show is his watch that has all the little planets
35:10
moving around the edge and it makes sense to him but nobody else.
35:13
I
35:13
Mm, yeah.
35:14
think that would be the coolest thing to
35:17
see. Like a little metallic planet Exactly.
35:17
It's like Jack Sparrow's compass that doesn't point north.
35:20
~
35:23
and then we get another and then we get another example
35:28
of Dumbledore being silly in in the midst of seriousness and
35:37
E even if it's not even supposed to be like that,
35:39
that this is how I read it. When it he says Dumbledore Well,
35:44
we may never know how it happened,
35:46
talking about how Harry survived.
35:48
And then Dumbledore just gave a great sniff as he took the golden watch.
35:54
I just imagine that'll just be an awkward like silence and he just goes
36:01
Hm. Well.
36:03
I I did
36:04
yeah. I did notice like more moments that could be more like comedic rereading
36:10
at this time and especially with number with chapter three.
36:13
So I'll mention it whenever we talk about chapter three,
36:14
Yeah. man.
36:15
but
36:17
there was a lot of funny moments,
36:19
I don't know.
36:19
We need
36:19
this series to be funny. Because this is
36:21
I would hope so. Yeah.
36:23
this is so good.
36:24
I know that he's putting them with the Dursleys so that he doesn't grow up
36:28
and get a big head from being famous for something he's never even
36:32
he wasn't even really there for.
36:33
and he wants them to have a normal childhood.
36:37
He doesn't. He has an abusive childhood.
36:40
~ but like waiting for someone to be eleven so that they could handle it.
36:45
AKA like the most emotionally unregulated time for a human to be
36:53
regulating their emotions. Middle school?
36:55
Are you kidding me? I'm not trying
36:56
Yeah. Mm-hmm.
36:57
to know all e I'm not trying to be well rounded,
36:59
fully developed at eleven years old.
37:01
Yeah. He's just at he's at
37:02
school trying to avoid getting the cheese touch at this age.
37:07
He's Greg Hefley over here at Stonewall
37:08
Ha ha.
37:09
High.
37:09
McGonagall's thing is her first thing when she talks about Hagrid is like
37:15
you sure you should trust him with that?
37:16
Like he's bringing Harry Potter here?
37:20
His heart's in the right place,
37:21
But yeah, he's kinda clumsy.
37:21
but he's kinda careless. Yeah.
37:25
And I said To trust Hagrid with something as important as this and
37:29
I wrote Shouldn't have said that.
37:31
I should not have said that.
37:34
Yeah.
37:35
Like not keeping secrets.
37:37
feel like he is very good at taking care of beings like dragon eggs,
37:41
which we'll find out later. So ~ and then I just want to make note
37:47
as ~ what is Sirius doing with this huge motorcycle that the giant is writing?
37:53
Because he's written as way bigger than he looks than I imagine.
37:58
his hands are the size of trash can lids
38:04
Mm-hmm. Yeah.
38:07
And his leather boots are like baby dolphins.
38:13
~
38:13
I n
38:13
I never I've never given a second thought to that.
38:16
I just figured like, Sirius is cool.
38:18
He's got a he's this guy with a with
38:19
He's got a motorcycle.
38:20
a motorcycle. But he has one that would fit Hagrid.
38:22
But it but it's
38:25
literally says huge motorcycle right here.
38:27
Okay.
38:28
And it fell out of the air and landed on the road in front of him.
38:30
And I was just like, first of all,
38:32
hey Sirius, welcome welcome to the story.
38:36
~ and he's a young Sirius Black lent it to me,
38:36
Mm-hmm. Right, yeah. Mm-hmm.
38:39
I've got him,
38:40
sir.
38:40
And we're this is like bleeding into the third one,
38:42
so spoiler for the third book.
38:44
~ you think Hagrid could read Sirius's face when during that exchange
38:50
of the motorcycle? Like that's the night that he supposedly betrayed the Potters.
38:57
~
38:57
Mm-hmm.
38:59
You think he could read it on his face like he's innocent here?
39:02
Like he's just trying to help,
39:04
or
39:05
Like I feel like that's a solid alibi in a court case.
39:07
Keat th
39:08
there is a scene in the third one where Hagrid talks about that interaction with
39:14
him, but I can't remember what he says about it.
39:16
He just didn't suspect anything about it,
39:18
you know. ~ but also he was I mean,
39:24
he didn't do it, so yeah.
39:25
Yeah. True.
39:27
~
39:28
But I was wondering if a lot of the plot could be avoided by there by doing that.
39:32
I've got a trivia question marked down.
39:34
We'd like to make note of our trivia questions when we come across
39:35
Okay. Yeah.
39:38
them. This one's a classic one.
39:39
I've actually been asked this in a Harry Potter trivia.
39:42
What is the shape of Dumbledore's scar on his left knee?
39:50
That he makes mention of. And that answer would be a map of the London under.
39:56
I wrote down a few too.
39:58
Okay.
39:59
what was the new word that Dudley Dursley learned in the chapter?
40:02
Won't
40:03
Yeah.
40:05
That's a pretty sophisticated word for a one year old.
40:07
Yeah,
40:08
yeah.
40:08
~
40:08
who did McGonagall think was responsible for the shooting stars and Kent?
40:14
Diddle Diggle
40:16
Such a great name.
40:17
What a weird individual.
40:19
he's mentioned in this book even further and he's in the rest of the books.
40:24
But he's just like one of those side characters that you're just like,
40:29
I've heard this name before, but I don't know where he's from.
40:31
~
40:31
Mm-hmm.
40:32
Diddle Stiggle is a wizard in the member of the Order of the Phoenix
40:36
who fought in the first and the second Wizarding War,
40:39
and he's sort of like presumably
40:41
instructed by Dumbledore to keep watch on Harry in his early life.
40:46
and we kinda see that in the next chapter,
40:51
which we won't get to, but and then he's at the end when he escorts
40:56
the Dursleys away. spoiler
41:02
So But yeah.
41:03
Yeah.
41:04
He's just he wears a purple top hat and he's very small.
41:11
Eccentric young fella.
41:12
Mm-hmm.
41:13
and then Hagrid starts crying and sobbing.
41:15
And I feel like I want to take a tally of how many times this
41:20
man just starts crying out of nowhere.
41:23
Because I feel like he cries a lot in this series.
41:25
He's emotional man.
41:26
He's very emotional. He knew stand it.
41:32
Lily and James did. Yeah.
41:35
So but yeah, then we've got our last page of the chapter.
41:41
we've got them placing little baby Harry on the doorstep,
41:45
all wrapped up and swaddled, just sleeping so peacefully.
41:49
I love this little last paragraph.
41:51
It's so calming and
41:51
Mm-hmm.
41:53
like
41:54
This is his like last final bit of piece in the series,
41:58
cause like he's not very he's always got something going on from here on
42:02
Mm-hmm.
42:02
out,
42:02
But I made note of like one small hand closed on the letter.
42:06
I just thought that was so cute.
42:06
Yeah. Holding a letter,
42:08
I just thought the image of a little baby sleeping with a little letter.
42:12
Just like, here you go. So I love that.
42:12
yeah. Mm hmm. Please take care of me.
42:18
And then we've got our last final sentence,
42:21
He couldn't know that at this very moment people meeting in secret
42:25
all over the country were holding up their glasses and saying in hushed voices
42:29
to Harry Potter, the boy who lived.
42:33
Boy who lives
42:34
Here, here. And that, my friends,
42:38
concludes chapter one.
42:41
My my last note here for for for
42:45
the chapter was it says that Petunia discovers
42:51
him the next morning, like while
42:53
He just spent the night out there,
42:55
dude.
42:57
when the milkman was delivering milk bottles,
43:00
and I my note was like, What is this,
43:01
the nineteen fifties? Like, is this a thing?
43:04
That's probably another Britishism.
43:05
It must be because in another chapter
43:05
In the eighties
43:08
it said like they were bringing the
43:10
Like the dairy man was bringing the eggs.
43:12
So I don't know. But I did think it was funny that like
43:13
Dude. Okay. In England is it
43:18
Dumbledore and McGonagall didn't bother to like just ring the doorbell and ditch.
43:23
Like they just left out there all night.
43:25
They should have rung the doorbell,
43:26
at least given
43:26
Yeah.
43:27
a night. They were like, Let's give this guy a break.
43:30
He's had a hard day. Let's let them sleep.
43:32
Yeah, that's true. Like
43:33
you said, it was like his last moment of peace,
43:35
you know, for the next rest of his
43:36
Yeah. I was talking about Vernon,
43:38
but yeah, I guess Harry.
43:41
Okay, so I looked it up and it says,
43:42
yes it was incredibly common to have a milkman in England in nineteen eighty one.
43:47
Okay, do you have any other f last minute notes for this chapter that we didn't go
43:51
Well, ~
43:52
over?
43:52
so I for my thoughts, I was saving the HBO stuff in my mind,
43:57
at least for like the end of the the episode,
43:59
Mm-hmm.
43:59
but you kinda sprinkled yours in already.
44:02
but I I'll I'll just go ahead and say what I'm looking forward
44:06
to most being represented from this chapter is I think
44:12
my answer is always gonna be like whatever we didn't see in the movies,
44:16
I wanna see in the show. Which is probably isn't the greatest answer.
44:20
So
44:20
Yeah.
44:21
Truly what I do hope they really focus on is the Dursleys in this series as a whole.
44:27
And it starts
44:28
Mm-hmm.
44:28
with this chapter, but I feel like that's something that got really cut
44:33
out of ~ of the movies. Like there
44:36
Mm-hmm.
44:37
were some movies the Dursleys didn't even show up.
44:39
So I think it's very I
44:40
That was sad, yeah.
44:42
think it's very key that we get you know,
44:44
y maybe you don't I understand you have to a adapt to the material,
44:48
but I do I am looking forward to seeing
44:51
Some of this ~ some of this stuff like I I really do wanna see Vernon go to work.
44:57
Like I wanna see that for the first time.
44:59
~ yeah.
45:01
think
45:01
our our issue ~ with the movies
45:03
And I I think we will
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get that based on the trailer from some of the clips I've seen
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I think so too.
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so far.
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I think we finally like in the movies we never really leave the POV of Harry.
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And since we know the story so well and we've read
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Mm-hmm.
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the book, like I don't think we care about the POV of Harry as much in the series.
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~
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Yeah.
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and I think with a different stylistic choice of maybe like doing
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the Great British Baking show,
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just making it funnier and kookier.
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~ I think it would be easy
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To like you know how in in like he brings him he gives him his leftover socks
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for Christmas. Like he brings them up throughout the year,
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like he's like, the Dursleys. I think it'd be cool to have like a quick
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cut to him finding something in his sock drawer and just like,
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~ alright. Like him fighting off an owl 'cause the owl is trying to he's like
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Like a flashback scene. Like
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I think it would be cool to see all that.
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~ and I think they're gonna do that too.
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Yeah.
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Yeah. Okay.
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Alright. and to wrap up this chapter,
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we like to do this little segment at the end of every episode.
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A new tradition for Inside Quotes Book Club.
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~ every tradition's a new tradition,
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because it's the first episode.
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But we got a little segment called
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Anything off the troll ideas where we spin
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a wheel
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~
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of certain wizarding snacks,
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which the only wizarding snack that we've seen so far is a sherbet lemon,
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and we don't even have that, so whatever.
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And but we've got Birdie Bot's Every Flavor Beans,
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we've got peppermint toads, chocolate frogs,
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Druble's best blowing gum.
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Fizzing whisbies, fudge flies,
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and exploding bonbons. And we thought it'd be fun to do a wheel because already
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Birdie Bots Every Flavor Beans is already a roulette.
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So
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Mm-hmm.
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if I have every other option on this as a birdie bots.
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So, and I have one little tiny sliver right here in black that
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Okay. Okay. Yeah.
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is the chocolate frog because there's they're huge.
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And if we land
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on that precisely.
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We have to eat the whole frog.
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On camera.
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We have to eat the whole frog.
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No, no. That'd be like diabetes.
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Mukbang. ~ and then on the each side of the ~ chocolate frog
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is more birdie bots.
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Okay. Okay.
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we are more likely to enjoy a birdie bots.
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Or throw up from a birdie bots.
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So shall I give the
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We stocked up on
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~ Honey Duke's before the before the series here.
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We sure did. Target has a drop.
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Mm-hmm.
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So if you want
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some of your snacks and follow along with us,
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go to Target. Get some snacks.
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Harry Potter themes. I did see that they had a Sherbet Lemon Kit Kat.
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But that wasn't like canon, so I just we were like,
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yeah, yeah. Yeah.
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well let's just get the stuff from the books.
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So let me let's go for it.
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Okay.
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Ooh.
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my goodness. I think we're at Birdie we're at Birdie Bots.
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Is that a birdie bot? Okay.
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Yeah.
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Alright. That was almost a f chocolate frog out right off the rip.
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On the first one.
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It's only fitting to start out.
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If you remember our first episode of ~ Sorcerer Stone back in twenty twenty two.
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I did not have a good experience with I think what was it,
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the vomit flavor?
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I don't know what we got. S there was like a sausage one that was disgusting.
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pretty sure I vomited on camera.
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That was was gross. Okay. Alright,
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Yeah. I I've got the key here.
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so I'm not gonna look. You you don't look either.
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Okay.
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I'm gonna pick one and this is it.
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It is plain white.
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I do not like the look of this one.
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my goodness, I think I got rotten egg already.
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~ or earwax.
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Mm.
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This is not a good start. I think you got lemon.
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It doesn't
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it's like kinda orangeish, but it doesn't look gross like a vomit.
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It's almost
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fitting to do lemon for this chapter.
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I
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We'll see.
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pretty sure I got rotten egg.
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Okay. Well, here we go.
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This is not good. ~
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my goodness.
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That was vomit. That was vomit.
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I can't finish that, I'm sorry.
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How do we both get gross w-mm
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I
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I regret this segment already.
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I do too. That was so nasty.
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I'm looking forward to okay, do you wanna make it a rule where we can't repeat
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the same one? So if you pick one up,
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it can't be vomit.
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I'm just trying to find a good one to wash it down with.
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I just I'm gonna give up. Let's find a lemon.
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Nope.
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I grabbed a blueberry out of there.
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You have to respect the wheel,
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Jonathan.
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Sorry.
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Well
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Yeah, we do we do have some of the other snacks here.
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I'm just gonna show real quick.
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We got the
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Okay.
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the exploding bonbons. the chocolate frog.
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Peppermint toads.
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Fudge flies and fizzing whisbies.
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I've had fizzing whisbies at the Universal Park and they were my favorite.
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Although those were chocolate raspberry and these seem like to
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be a different flavor, so I don't really know.
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So we will find out. Next week.
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Well yeah, hopefully
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the the wheel will land on on something a little better next time.
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~ so we'll be doing chapter two,
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The Vanishing Glass, and we'll see how Harry's life with the Jerseys
51:25
has been and get our first glimpse of his unusual abilities.
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So we have set up a Discord server.
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If you want to follow along with us as we're reading Harry Potter
51:38
in the Philosopher's Stone, you can join in on the conversation there.
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You can go follow us at Inside Quotes Cast.
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~ we're gonna be still doing our normal inside quotes episodes bi
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Mm-hmm.
51:49
weekly and then up until
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The HBO show comes out. We're going to be trying to do weekly episodes
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of the book club as well. So just follow us on Inside Quotes Cast
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on Instagram for all the updates there.
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~ and join find the link for the Discord if you want to join us.
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We'll be talking about each chapter,
52:06
having a discussion there, or just putting in Harry Potter memes.
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I don't know what, but we'll hope you'll join us over there.
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Anything works. Yeah.
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yeah, so we we don't want it to be like a book club,
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book club, but like we want a conversation,
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you know. So
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Yeah.
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no pressure, low commitment.
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Jeremy
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just wants someone to talk to at the end of the day,
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you know? Besides me.
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Pretty much. At the beginning of the day.
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So yeah, follow us on Inside Quotes Cast on Instagram.
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~ and we'll have the link to the Discord that will invite you there
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So next next week we're gonna be doing chapter two,
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The Vanishing Glass. Looking forward to it.
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All right.
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Until next time, read some books.