0:00.0	Welcome to Pick Me Up, I'm scared. The podcast. I'm your host, Madeline. I'm your co-host, David. And today we are back with part three of our multi-part Halloween-inspired series all about the politics of horror.
0:35.5	You know, if I just keep jibber jabbering enough, we can make it through
0:38.7	all of October. This is, maybe I was saying we could make this like our whole podcast going forward.
0:44.3	We're just a movie podcast now. We're just a horror movie podcast now. That is, I mean, that's popular, right?
0:51.0	It's very popular and it's less controversial. And I got to tell you, after seeing the whole internet come up with fanfic about me for a week
0:56.8	straight, maybe it's better to do things that are less controversial.
1:00.1	Oh yeah, that's right.
1:01.1	I was texting you last night that you were going to like evict all of your tenants.
1:05.6	Because I'm a landlord.
1:06.5	Do fake luxury renovations.
1:08.7	Right.
1:09.7	The internet's decided I'm a landlord because I helped someone I care about by a house.
1:15.3	And they decided that made me a landlord.
1:18.8	That is my definition of landlord.
1:24.1	Every landlord I've ever known, I'm thinking specifically of Peter who used to store industrial
1:30.3	old machinery in our garage and accused us all of smoking or dealing weed out of the house.
1:38.3	Uh-huh.
1:39.3	An old landlord of mine.
1:40.3	He helped you buy a house.
1:41.3	Yeah, and he and I was like real good buddies and like would hang out sometimes.
1:47.0	And he gave you the down payment to buy a house and agreed to carry the mortgage for you
1:51.0	because your credit score was too low and then drafted up a legal equity agreement.
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