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Joing and Pensapoli, Patrick Hi. Hi, girl. Hi. I was so excited to watch a documentary

kind of about art today. I know. No murder. Or like dead children. Right, or any kind of

abuse. I know. It was really, it was lovely. Really, really great. Thank you, weird art

people. What are we talking about today? We're talking about exit through the gift shop.

Exit through the gift shop. The documentary that I resisted watching forever because I thought

I was going to hate it. And the Only True Crime Podcast to cover. I know. Exit through the

gift shop. It's totally crimey. It's so, it's so is. Normally, this is where we would play

the promo for the movie, but the thing about the promo for this movie is that it's all title

cards. So there's nothing you would just be weird, like punk rock, like trendy music. So

we'll just tell you that this is a movie about a guy who was making a documentary about

like street artists, including the very famous Banksy and then Banksy sort of decided to

turn the cameras and make a documentary about this guy. Right. What's his name? His name

is Terry Geretta. The film is a story. What happened when this guy tried to make a documentary

about me, but he was actually a lot more interesting than I am. So now the film is kind of about

him. I mean, it's not gone with the wind, but there's probably more than there somewhere.

The first question I have on my paper is, can you please give us your first impressions

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