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13 | Gay Sheep for Fashion Week? Plus Stranger Things Theater News · Let's Talk! An Our2Gens Podcast

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Let's talk. Hey weirdos, welcome back to our
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two gems. What's up?
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So get this cheaper gay. This makes me very happy, right?
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Because I don't feel as if gayness, homosexuality, all that
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stuff doesn't cross into the animal Kingdom.
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It's totally. Anything to do with politics
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either. No, I'd be It's just human and
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apparently animal. Nature loving.
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People loving. Each other.
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So we found this article. If we can pull it up, it's kind
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of crazy from the New York Post. It says that gay sheep will use
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to create couture fashion which. So great.
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Oh my goodness, you know I'm all down for this.
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Well. When I first read the article I
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was like, what? What does that even mean?
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I don't know what this means. What is?
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What is the what? What are you talking about?
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Gay sheep and also their wool for couture fashion.
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Yeah, I know. I'm so confused.
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But apparently the designer said that homosexuality is a part of
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nature. And I'm like, period, I'm for
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it, but this is older. It's like in November during New
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York Fashion Week is when this happened.
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But I still think it's relevant and I really, really want to
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talk. About it.
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So glad you brought it up. Yeah.
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So the designer is Michael Schmidt, I believe, and he made
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a 36 collection or piece collection with the wool from
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these gay sheep. And these gay sheep are in
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Germany, I know. So the gay sheep, these are the
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sheep in question, don't they just.
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Look, gay, Yeah, I'm going to call it yeah.
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They look gay, especially that one.
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They're just. Prancing.
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I love it. Let's zoom in on this guy right
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here. He's adorable.
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I love him. Yes, he's everything.
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Yes, he is a star. You know I love all of these
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farm animals, lambs and goats. And sheep just.
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Give me, give me. I love y'all and even better
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that you guys are queer. Well, they said that in this,
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you know, in farming, that if there is a gay animal who
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doesn't mate, who refuses to mate, that they call it, which
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means they kill it, they slaughter it, which is evil.
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Exactly. So this is a fun story, but what
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it really is is an animal rights story.
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Exactly, because trying to save these homosexual Rams.
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And it's not even my, it's not my words either.
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That's what the article said. I swear.
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It said homosexual Rams. And I was like, I love that.
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Yeah, it says, quote saving the homosexual Rams from slaughter.
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Amazing. My goodness.
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Amazing. I love looking at some of these
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pieces. I mean, do you have that?
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Oh, I do. So First off, I want all
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football players to know that every time they come on the
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field with a crop top, this is what I.
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See I need this. It's like why you trying to
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seduce us? I mean strut Henning.
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I know Rams gay I totally. Forgot there's a a football
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team. Named Rams, he.
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Might not have heard that, but our producer says are you
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calling the Rams gay? But all I'm saying is.
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If you were a crop top. And the Rams in this story are
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gay, are gay and I'm seeing a football jersey.
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Hey, sweetie. Carrying a football.
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A football. I mean, I'm not saying do you
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see the? The the tights and the socks
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and. I Oh my God.
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I love it the. Little the little endies, the
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knee highs. It's kind of perfect.
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Let me zoom in for please just in case y'all didn't get really
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like a good look. At that hunty.
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And the rest of the looks too are this is my favorite.
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I think he's. Greased up and he's carrying a
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tire. Does he work on cars?
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Yeah, I got a flat tire. Are you my mechanic in the gay?
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Sheep. Outfit Yes, I.
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Love it. Loving just oh.
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Start a fire, baby. Oh.
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Now I want to have an emergency. But make sure you said in the
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game she played. Exactly, and it all is very well
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made and it. Fits really well, so.
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Like, I'm very impressed. This all looks great.
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This is the designer, by the way, Michael.
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I love it. He did a great job.
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I think the collection was fantastic.
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Well, the collection was called I Will Survive I.
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Will survive. Yes love.
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I love everything about this everything about this and I
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really hope that we keep this going because apparently they
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teamed up with what is it called rainbow wool.
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It was the collection founded by the guy who takes care of the
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gay. Oh really?
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Yeah, it was founded by that. So they've partnered with
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Rainbow Wool and Grinder to well to make this collection.
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Well, who would know better? I'm saying right, but I'm all
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down for this. And the designer said he quote
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UN quote, wanted to lean into the gay and I'm all for it.
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Lean, honey, lean. Oh yeah, I always forgot about
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this one. Look at this one.
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Look at this one, Grecian. Yes, Yeah, I like the sandals.
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One nipple. Out.
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Yeah, just one. The one because 2.
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Would be too risky because we're classy.
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Exactly. Just one.
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I love everything about this. I really.
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Do Oh my God. Not the medieval.
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Yeah, I love this collection. Well, this is what this is so
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great because yes, we're over here giggling and we're
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laughing, but a whole bunch of sheep were saved that didn't
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need to be killed for some reason and a reason either,
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their usefulness, like you're not useful, you can't mate.
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And so then they made them useful, exactly.
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And made people want to save them, yes.
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So hashtag save the homosexual Rams, both versions.
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And yeah, like I'm down for it. That.
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So that was great. I'm so glad we came across that,
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yes. Like, we gotta talk about that.
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Yeah, Put that on the list. But yeah, made my whole day.
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It was wonderful. And yeah.
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Well, another thing that was talked about today that released
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today is Quentin Tarantino, the filmmaker.
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He released his favorite films of the 21st century.
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Oh. See now right, this is a list.
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This is a list because, I mean, if you know anything about
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Quentin, he is a movie nerd. Oh, yeah, He loves film.
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And so it was really interesting to go through his list and see
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what kind of things are on there.
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Yeah, let's see it. But yeah, so if you want to go
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to my camera. So his number one movie was
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Black Hawk Down. I don't think I've watched it,
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but I've heard nothing but good things about.
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This and you like war movies? Yeah, I am.
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I think you'd really, really like it.
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And if you look closely, do you see who that is?
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Who is? That from the faculty, remember.
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Which one is that the? That was the burnout.
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Though yeah, goodness, the faculty, by the way, love that
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movie. Exactly.
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And you see how I recommended a 95 movie for this one because
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she knows this movie. We showed her a bunch of old
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stuff and she has been on it. I've been on it.
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So that's his number one movie and I thought that was great,
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Very interesting. Number 2 was Toy Story 3.
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Valid. So this is the one with that
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crazy ass teddy bear, right? The pink one that was trying to
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murder them, Yeah. The one that gave me nightmares.
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Did it really? He's so scary.
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He was he he first of all was code switching because he showed
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up and he was like, oh, I'm so gentle and so nice.
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And you're going to love it here in this daycare.
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That final scene when they were like holding hands as they're
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going to the furnace. That's that movie, right?
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My gosh, I forgot about that scene.
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Yeah, that was like, wait a minute, this is a little scary
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for a little baby. I think Toy Story itself is
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crazy. Kind of creepy.
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Toys are coming to life. Potato Head are woody.
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Like. You shouldn't be alive so it's
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creepy in itself, but the teddy bear was like a serial.
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Killer. So he really was.
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He was so angry. He was damaged.
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Yeah. And so, you know, hurt people.
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Hurt people. I guess.
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So his next movie is Lost in Translation.
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I don't think I've heard of this.
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So this has Scarlett Johansson and in it as well.
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And this was actually directed by Quentin Tarantino's ex Sofia
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Coppola. See now here we go, we got some
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tea. We've got some tea.
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Actually, I got my tea. Exactly.
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OK well when I read the article he was saying that after he saw
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the movie this is what led him to aggressively pursue her.
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He was like, I must. What is aggressively pursued?
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Does that mean stalking? No, I don't.
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I think that's a code for stalking.
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I don't know him. Aggressively pursue.
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All I know is she was his girlfriend for like 2 1/2 years.
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Oh, OK, They were together. Yeah, they were together.
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And it's still on his list. Yeah, grab if he probably could
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make a whole couple a list. That's crazy, right?
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That's you're gonna love this next one.
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I love this movie. I know you do.
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Well, first of all, you love Nolan.
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Yeah, I love. Christopher Nolan and this movie
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was so. Good.
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It was tense. I felt stressed.
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Could you not agree there? The score is phenomenal.
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Phenomenal cinematography great, I love the progression and how
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they chose to tell the story, the different perspectives like
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All solid thumbs up. I think it's a really great
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movie. Next is there will be blood.
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I don't think I've heard about this.
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It's a very interesting movie. And that's Daniel Day Lewis, who
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he likes to become his characters.
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And so when you're watching this movie, you're like, yeah.
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You're like, that's him. Yeah, I believe it.
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But it's a really, really good movie.
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OK, Solid Zodiac. Zodiac.
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So you know it's got Gyllenhaal and Danny and Ruffalo and you've
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seen it, right? I I've seen like the middle part
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of it when I was watching TV one day.
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And you just turned to it. Yeah, just happened to, but I
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never watched the whole thing all the way through.
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That's what he said, though. He said when he first watched
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it, he was like, meh. And so he kept catching it in
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little pieces like that. And then he was like, you know
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what? Let me go back and watch this
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again. Let me just commit.
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He was like, I love it. OK, I need to commit to.
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I might need to. All right, next, Unstoppable.
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Valid, isn't it? I'm telling you, this story was
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good. Oh yeah, it's one of those.
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You're like, yeah, they're stuck on a train.
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But they were able to extend this and turn it into such a fun
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movie. Oh yeah, Oh yeah, valid.
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Mad Max Fury Rd. I mean, the color, it was so
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beautiful for it to be in a desert.
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Yeah, the Reds, everything popped.
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If it was color, it popped. Except that one guy.
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He was just all white and sloppy.
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And then all the wives and. He was disgusting with the wig
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and all that stuff. When his face got yanked off, I
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was. I was, Oh my gosh, I know that.
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I was just like 8 or 9 watching this movie and I saw him and
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then I saw the pregnant chick and I was like, so I know how.
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Kids get here. Oh no.
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But that is gross. And he had some of the most
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beautiful women, too. The most gorgeous women
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literally models. Yeah.
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And I was like, does that mean, you know, did that and I wasn't
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for it? That is so funny and also I'm
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thinking I don't know if you watched it too early, maybe like
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you were 8. Did I watch it too early?
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I think we all watched like a valid me and my siblings a valid
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amount of things that probably weren't supposed to be watched
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until maybe preteen age. But it's fine.
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It's not like our lives are ruined, they're just.
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Movies. Read the books, watch the
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movies. I feel like it was our job to
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expose, like we could watch it with you.
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We made sure we were there so we can discuss things with you.
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For sure, but it wasn't like there's nothing.
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Wrong with this movie. No, no, All right.
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Shawn of the Dead. Have you seen this one?
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No, I know. Dawn of the Dead.
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So Shaun of the Dead is a horror comedy.
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It's like it's zombies. It's it's actually pretty funny.
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So we have to watch it. I know you've never seen it.
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I've never seen it, yes. We watched that to the list,
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yeah. For sure.
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All right, I'm going to talk about this last one really
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quick. Midnight in Paris, it's directed
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by Woody Allen. There's a lot of nasty stuff
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that surrounds Woody Allen, so we are going to move on.
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That is all for my camera, Sir. Me not knowing the TI instantly
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want to know the TI won't let I won't.
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Push you but like he married, he was in his late 50s I believe,
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married a 20 year old who had been adopted by his wife, his
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ex-wife. So.
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So it's like his daughter. That's your daughter.
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Yeah, and his ex-wife accused him of molesting their child and
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who another one that they adopted, and it was dropped in
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court. Like I said, it's very messy,
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very nasty. So it's on his.
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List. It's on a lot of people's lists.
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A lot of actors continue working with him, or at least saying
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that they support him. OK, so Hollywood.
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Great. Wonderful.
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This one is not Hollywood related, but we found another
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article. This woman apparently did a 23
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andme found her family and tried to sue them into getting $28
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million in inheritance after the dad died.
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So this is fascinating all in itself.
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I wanted to take a couple notes because I'm like, wait.
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Excuse me? Yeah, this one was really,
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really interesting. Like it's insane.
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So this woman in Massachusetts, she basically found her long
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lost siblings after doing ADNA test and she sued them a month
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later for a malpractice settlement involving their dad
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died recently in a hospital because he went to the hospital
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said that he was in pain. It was like an abdomen, chest
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and like hip pain or something like that.
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And they didn't diagnose him until later in that day, but it
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was too late because they found out that he was having an
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aneurysm. But then he died not long after.
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Right. And if they had caught it
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earlier? Then they would have been able
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to save him, but that didn't happen.
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So obviously they sued the hospital and then they got a
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nice little chunk of changes like 28.8 million, which.
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Yeah. I mean, it's like, what's your
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family's life worth? But it's not worth $50,000, I'll
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say that. Oh my goodness, that's what I'm
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saying. Like I'm putting it out there.
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I need both of my parents, my siblings.
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If something happens to me, I'm worth at least 100.
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Mil, that's what I'm saying. Like we need to go for the bank.
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Yeah, if you'll take my baby from me, then I'm gonna take
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your money from you. Yeah, give it okay.
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But the siblings said that when she reached out, they were
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actually not really. Feeling it, no, because there
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was a whole thing involving like the mom, like listen, Carmen
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Thomas, the one that reached out to her siblings afterwards, her
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mom actually didn't come out and say that she knew about her dad
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or that she was involved romantically with her dad, so
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they didn't think that. They didn't think it was real.
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They didn't think it was real because the mom wasn't saying
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anything openly saying like hey I knew this dad this is actually
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your long lost sister. She didn't say anything but it
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was actually true. But the mom just being quiet
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about it and helped the. Situation, I mean it helps that
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it came from adna test for sure. You know, if it was just some
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random person knocking on your door, they could have found out
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that you filed suit like it hadn't exactly been the
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judgement hadn't come down yet, but and it came from DNA.
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You know she's actually your sibling, but they still were a
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little like. You could have a sibling and
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that's garbage apparently. Imagine that like.
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You found this family because you felt like for some reason
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you needed family, right? Because you didn't know about
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the money. But they said that she
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immediately got really possessive of the family and was
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requiring like gas money to come visit them all.
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Of that like something saying like she was going to
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emotionally blackmail them and. It it was crazy.
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Yeah, she's she was a lot. And so then when she heard that
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28.8 million, she was like, yeah, yes.
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Give me some of that. And apparently she did get a
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little bit of. That she did.
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They didn't say what she got. She got it, just said.
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It was resolved favorably. So they had to give her money?
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Yeah. Imagine that.
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Imagine that you're a. Windfall, you're like, I'm like,
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listen, if I find out I have some half siblings and they come
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into some money, I'm not going to request it, but a mat like,
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oh shit, well I got me some. Well, I got me.
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It would have been. 14 point what?
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4 mil for the two kids. I guess it would.
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Have been now you. Got to split three ways.
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If you're a sibling, you know that splitting you're.
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Hot. What do you mean I have to?
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Share I do not want to share. This is big.
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This is not a sandwich, OK? Like this is big evenly split
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too. And see, it didn't say evenly.
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So I'm when I'm thinking, I mean, because they spent their
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whole life with that father. Didn't even meet him.
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Exactly. So I mean a couple mil she has
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to be OK with a couple mil. If you don't have gas money to
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go visit your family you have to be OK with a couple mil take.
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What you take exactly? Valid exactly, but.
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Yeah, that was a crazy story. Honestly, I'd.
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Oh, wait, hold on. I think I have a picture.
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Yeah. So this is their house.
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Which decent house? It's very nice in Massachusetts.
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I don't know, I've never been there, but cool.
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Like decent. I know it can get a little rough
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in Massachusetts, but. Yeah, this is the fam.
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This is the dad, older sister, little sister.
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Hair is great. But yeah.
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Like I think they spent a decent amount of time with them.
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It would have been great. It sucks what happened to the
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dad because like the hospital, they didn't do their part.
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That's why we're here. Exactly, like they more most
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likely would have rather had their dad.
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Yeah, and even the sibling that came out of nowhere, I'm sure
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she probably wanted to get to know him.
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So that stinks that she showed up right after he passed away.
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Yeah, unfortunate situation, but yeah, that's how it went all.
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Right. Well damn.
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I know. OK, so you want to talk about
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Stranger Things? Yes.
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Because some news dropped. They did.
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So we finally, first of all, everybody, we know that on the
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25th, on Christmas, we get the Part 2, so 3 episodes right on
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Netflix. But then, on New Year's Eve, we
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get. This number finale.
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The finale It's two hours and 5 minutes long.
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Right, that's a decent amount. Like for a movie great cuz
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horror is like an hour and a half.
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That's great. Exactly.
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So. But they also really let us
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know. We already knew there was going
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to be in theaters, but they said it's going to be in what, 300
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theaters, 500? Theaters Yeah 500.
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Theaters 500 theaters over. The US and Canada, by the way,
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so that's not a lot. No, it's not a lot.
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You'd have to go to ST5 finale dot com and you can see if one
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is near you. We have quite a few near us,
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yeah. We got lucky.
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We have like. Four or five, but they're only
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gonna do it for like 24 hours, so it starts on the 31st and
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ends on the first. Yeah.
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So you. Literally the first showing time
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at your movie theater is at 5:00 PM, which also happens to be the
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same time the episode drops on Netflix, so you can watch at the
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same time. Yeah, while they're looking at
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it in the theater, which is great.
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Exactly. And it looks like just for that
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day. Just for that day.
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I mean, the theaters around us, we looked.
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It had just dropped this morning and we looked and almost all the
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seats were already taken. So if you want to go see this in
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the there, you better go, like, right now because it's not.
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Yeah. So we.
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You brought something to my attention today, which I thought
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was absolutely hilarious. So give me a second.
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Let me pull this up. So apparently Noah Schnapp.
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Is that how you pronounce his last name?
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The guy who plays Will is very much like Tom Holland in the.
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Spoiler sense like he cannot hold.
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Water, and I think that is really funny because some people
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can't literally, you know OK, so you can go and pull that up.
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So it starts basically saying pulling up this post that says
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Stranger things trailer. All I know is 11 better make it
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out of the series alive. I need y'all to look at no?
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Way at his face. Like, it's cool, it's cool.
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Everybody's staying very cool. It's great.
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And then look brah, look at him. No chill.
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Look at. Him, everyone's like, yeah, so
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it's good. And he's like.
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So come on, man. OK, I.
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Like are we? Kidding, can you not?
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Are we kidding? Because I don't need any.
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Spoilers. He that was a spoiler, he said.
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What is that? Phase.
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Let's just hope that he was just like, yeah, you know, I hope so
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too. I'm trying to be positive.
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I'm really trying to be positive.
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Tom Holland bad. Yeah, the two of them can't.
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They don't put them in a room together.
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They're snitching everything. Oh my gosh I know the PR people
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are like stressing cuz you can't not put him in interviews.
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He has to be in interviews, yeah, but you have to, like,
21:05
prep him and all that stuff. And so he didn't say anything
21:08
but his face, his face his. Face said it as someone who also
21:11
can't hold things on their face. I get it.
21:13
But I'm better than that. Like if I knew that I needed to
21:16
keep the secret, the secret would be kept.
21:18
Yes. And that's it, you know?
21:19
Yeah. But also your face gives away a
21:22
lot too. You do.
21:23
I'm like. Yeah, like you would not say the
21:27
words. But I would say the words.
21:31
For sure. It's fine, it's fine, but he
21:34
basically spoiled it for us, so thank you so much.
21:37
For that, I'm OK. Like I don't like spoilers, but
21:40
I'm OK because I just want to see how everything pans out for
21:43
sure, you know, and it's, it doesn't really matter the what,
21:45
it's the how because it's the journey.
21:47
And so I'm very I'm very excited.
21:49
Let's go, let's go. A couple more weeks.
21:52
Ridiculous, right? But if you've been online or if
21:55
you like Christopher Nolan as much as I do, then you know that
21:59
he is directing another movie for 2026.
22:01
It's gonna come out on July 17th and it's The Odyssey, it's not
22:05
the play. And.
22:07
Everybody in Hollywood is in it. You know, everyone like I I
22:10
think I have a list. Yeah.
22:11
So we have Matt Damon, main character Zendaya Lupita, Anne
22:15
Hathaway, Tom Holland, Mia Goth, Robert Pattinson, like, like
22:19
everybody. And they Mama is up in this
22:21
movie. Yeah.
22:21
If you weren't in this movie, are you really an actor?
22:23
Are you really an actor? Are you really?
22:25
Do they just not like you? Do they not like you and also
22:27
everyone wants to get their hands on working with
22:30
Christopher Nola? They do everyone and also bonus
22:34
the score is going to be done by Ludwig.
22:37
I'm so excited. You know how hyped I am for
22:40
this? Do you know how hyped I am?
22:42
Between Hans Zimmer and Ludwig, I'm just like.
22:46
And the last time they worked together was for Oppenheimer.
22:50
Yeah. And you know how good.
22:51
That was assessed with. Oppenheimer, you know how good
22:54
that was. It was so good.
22:57
I'm here for. It I know you.
22:58
Are I'm here but. Wait, do you want to see this in
23:00
the theatre? Do I want to see this in the
23:03
theater? A pretty weekend?
23:04
Absolutely. Right, I'm set.
23:07
Then we'll go. Yes, but they released a not
23:11
long ago a couple of first looks so like stills and everything.
23:14
Not much but I just wanted to share it.
23:16
We could pull it. Over, yeah.
23:18
So Matt Damon obviously flex that arm main character.
23:22
Yep, he someone said. He looks very American and.
23:26
Zoom in a little more. Yeah, let's zoom in.
23:28
He looks very American. It's.
23:29
Giving a dad it's. Giving he just got off of Mars
23:33
after spending from. Mars after eating potatoes,
23:37
yeah. In his own to grow it but not
23:43
bad honestly it looks really fun.
23:44
I remember seeing videos of them filming this on the stages at
23:48
Universal, like with the big pool that they have at Universal
23:52
and like the boat and stuff. But I also do know that they
23:54
were actually on the water for some of those.
23:56
Well, that's good. I mean, it's Nolan, so he's
23:58
gonna do as much practical as he can.
24:00
OK, and he used like trying to remember 90 yards of film
24:05
filming this. So all for the people who are
24:08
just like, Oh my God, this must be good because he used film.
24:12
I think it's gonna be great. Yeah.
24:13
And I'm excited, but. I mean, I've never seen
24:15
something of his that I didn't like.
24:17
So I'm saying. But yeah, we got Anne Hathaway
24:20
costumes look like they're gonna be super fun, too.
24:22
I'm so excited, obsessed about it.
24:24
Green. Is that green?
24:25
It looks like blue. Is it blue?
24:27
Yeah, like a blue. With the red belt I'm digging
24:29
it. Really nice.
24:31
Is it green? Yeah, it's really pretty.
24:34
I like that. So I'm color blind, but let's
24:36
not worry about that Mia Goth in the back which great year for
24:41
her Frankenstein. It's been a really great year
24:43
for her cuz she played two characters on Frankenstein.
24:45
Yeah, she absolutely killed that.
24:47
She really did cuz her I kind of was like I knew she existed but
24:51
I was not paying attention until that X movie.
24:55
Is that is it called X? Yeah, cuz she played.
24:57
I don't remember her name, but yeah, it was X.
24:59
It was. It had two other movies.
25:02
Yeah, it. Did it Did.
25:04
But they were very, very good. And I remember being like, who
25:06
is this? Who is so?
25:07
Yeah, she did a great job. Her voice is very funny too.
25:10
I think she's great. But another look, obviously it's
25:14
going to be something. We got capes, we got hats.
25:17
We got, Oh yeah, it's giving 300.
25:20
Yeah. I mean, it was.
25:21
Giving 300, they'd be in underwear.
25:24
Do you want that? Yes, I love your honesty.
25:29
ABS and underwear. Love that I have some underwear.
25:34
Obviously he flexing again. You know, you don't want to keep
25:37
these stills for life, but yeah, it should be really, really
25:40
good. Tom Holland, Yeah.
25:43
Mr. Hollander. With the curly hair, yeah.
25:45
Don't put him on the press. He's going to release whatever
25:47
is going on. We haven't.
25:49
Seen him? In case you haven't noticed, he
25:51
did like a perfume commercial recently.
25:53
And that's it. They're like, do not show.
25:55
This man spoils. Yeah, no spoils.
25:57
But I'm very excited. It looks really, really good.
26:00
And Nolan? Hey, can't miss, right?
26:03
Can't miss Nolan, OK. And so you are the fashion
26:08
person. I am, you are.
26:11
But we had a red carpet drop a blue carpet.
26:14
What's the? It's the blue carpet.
26:16
It's the the Fashion Awards. Yes, and so she thought it would
26:20
be fun if I went through and gave my opinion as a non fashion
26:25
person. Oh I love.
26:26
This. Mind you, I'm wearing a Goonies
26:28
T-shirt and fluffy slippers, so take what I say with a grain of
26:31
salt. Or, you know, she's a fashion
26:34
critic right now. Give her a crown.
26:36
She's she's about to go in. OK.
26:38
Can you go to me, please? Thank you.
26:40
OK, so I'm not going to call out names because I don't know who
26:43
most of these people are because it's very difficult for me to
26:47
tell people's faces in these. This is the first one.
26:50
So I've seen feathers. All right, what's with the bot?
26:54
What is this? What is that metal?
26:59
Whoa. OK, it looks comfortable.
27:02
No, it doesn't. It has like a little sheer
27:04
thing, which it's cute I guess. Alright, I have notes.
27:10
But you have notes. I don't hate it, but I don't
27:12
love it. Right.
27:13
It's it's it's fine. It's fine.
27:15
Tams. See, I'm going to call her out.
27:17
I know that. You know.
27:18
I know Mystic anywhere. She looks great also that cut
27:22
out with the. Sheer yes, you can see the belly
27:24
button I'm loving. That I am lovely.
27:27
Covered yet Not I really. Like this because you can 100%
27:31
still be sexy and still. Be covered up exactly.
27:34
I believe that with my whole. Soul agreed.
27:36
She agreed. I love how tall she is too I.
27:39
Know gosh, talent thick. I love her.
27:43
She's wearing flat ballet slippers, black ones.
27:46
I don't know if the shoes match the dress, but I kind of like
27:50
how the back of the dress comes out.
27:51
It's not just a plain straight down.
27:55
But I don't think the color works for her skin.
27:58
OK. I just.
28:04
I'm just. Saying words here, I'm like, I
28:06
don't know. OK, so this one I would wear
28:09
around my house. Yeah, this is super cute.
28:14
That's actually. Cute, I like it.
28:15
Me too. I like the cups too.
28:16
Yeah, they're. Keeping everything in place,
28:19
right. OK, all right, stop it.
28:27
This looks like something that it might have been thrift like
28:31
you know what I. Kind of like it, yeah, the
28:33
different textures and all that. And there's the metal things
28:36
again, holding the pieces together.
28:38
Same designer maybe? Same collection maybe?
28:41
Who is this I? Don't know, I told you.
28:43
Don't ask me. I think it's cute though.
28:45
Yeah, Yeah. That's good proportions.
28:51
I see. I'm seeing this silhouette.
28:53
Is that the word I'm looking for?
28:55
Yes, yes, quite a few times this season.
28:58
It's interesting. Marshmallow Core, yeah.
29:00
But where the elastic? Is, yeah.
29:05
OK, OK. All right.
29:07
And also I'm seeing a bunch of. Cutouts.
29:10
Cutouts are so in right now apparently.
29:12
Interesting. I mean, it's full of we've got
29:15
skulls. Skulls, which I love.
29:17
Yep. Yeah, I'm into this.
29:19
Super cute. This was my favorite.
29:21
Is it Yes. Oh wait, that's cute.
29:23
Because we like. A modified suit?
29:25
Exactly. For sure.
29:27
Exactly. So when I was going through it,
29:28
I was like, this is my favorite. Killed it, really cute.
29:31
This is giving a grandma's quilt, but I actually love it.
29:37
I think I saw you. On Hamilton the other day, OK.
29:49
One thing I'm seeing a lot too is socks with pumps, and that's
29:52
an 80s throwback and I do not like it.
29:55
I didn't like it. Throw it away.
29:57
Throw it away, put it back there with the asymmetrical banks.
30:01
Oh my gosh, this is also very cute.
30:03
Yeah, that's a major. Slay right here, yeah.
30:05
Love, love, love. So cute hips are hipping love.
30:09
Put him in there because I mean everything Domingo wears.
30:12
I mean, we just love him. We're biased.
30:14
Yeah, we are biased. It's like, whatever, he's
30:16
wearing a potato sack. Dig it.
30:18
Dig it? All right.
30:19
Super cute, I love the color. There's extra.
30:22
Lot of color. Nice.
30:23
Yes, Yeah, I dig it. All right, so I put this in here
30:27
because. Is that a man?
30:30
Galley I always complain about men not like doing it up.
30:36
For red carpets. So I can't not be like, I mean,
30:39
yes, kill it, do it. They did it up, right.
30:43
OK. All right.
30:44
That's a win. I don't, I don't know.
30:51
Oh my. Gosh, I don't know.
30:52
Let me zoom in. Oh my gosh.
30:54
I don't know. Is it falling apart or is that
30:56
the design? That's what I'm saying.
30:59
It's like I see the vision. Do you?
31:03
Is the vision? Where's the vision?
31:04
Stop, stop. Let me use your glasses.
31:10
For the vision. See, our silence says more than
31:15
our. That is the end.
31:19
That's the one I ended on. Oh, lovely.
31:23
Well, all right, that was. Fun, yes.
31:26
A lot of time we end our show. There was a lot to process here.
31:29
Let us know y'all's favorites of that because that was wild.
31:33
But yes, thank you for tuning in.
31:36
We appreciate. We love y'all.
31:38
Bye weirdos.