I'm Molly. I'm Molly. I'm Max. I'm Alan. And you're listening to Zetas Lapidus, a mammoth called original podcast.

What's up all of you hormonal high schoolers and or the oddly equally hormonal teachers?

I'm Alan.

I'm writing a smutty book in my spare time.

And it's been one week since you look at me.

Cocked to the side said, I'm sorry.

I'm Max.

And this is Edis Lapidus.

This is the podcast where we watched nostalgic movies to us and then chat about them. This week, folks, we watched 10 things I hate about you. We really did. For two of us, you've seen it before. For me, this was my first time. I've seen it probably a hundred times. That's so crazy. I had to stop myself from quoting the whole movie

because I didn't want to ruin Alan's viewing experience. So much of it is quotable. I couldn't help it a few times, but I had to physically be like shut up to myself. It is weird, like watching it for a pot. And I felt this way about several movies we've watched at this point. But like, I've watched this movie so many times.

I think it's when you watch it to know you're going to talk about it like this, I go, man,

that's culturally irrelevant. That's culturally irrelevant. Like you start thinking about like, what's

the impact of this movie. And so much of it, I'm like, well, that was quoted. That was quoted.

That was quoted. It's just so interesting to me'm like, well, that was quoted. That was quoted. That was quoted.

It's just so interesting to me because like again, from the first time, I'm, we'll talk about this more and more as we get into the podcast. It's there I didn't, I'm sure that you all feel, I know you feel nostalgic in a way that I don't about this movie. Sure. Having seen it before, So I'm going to ask you what your memories are here in just a second.

But for me, what felt so nostalgic was the setting, the clothing, the iconography,

the imagery, the music.

Like, it just had this, it just had this feeling of like existing in a very specific point

in time that I could like, oh, yeah, this scratch is a part of my brain.

Totally.

I lived that, right?

So it did that in a very, very clear way.

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