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I wish there was a welcome episode to 62. Hi friends. I wish there was a way that we could not even see each other before we start.

Right. We're doing everything. It ruins my life. The worst thing ever. We can't resist talking about stuff. What's the deal with us? We're like best friends or something.

We like talking to each other. We should have a part. If that's the worst of our problems, we just like talking to each other too much. I think we're pretty good.

We were talking about the new, well, new-ish documentary, three identical strangers.

Oh my gosh. I think it can, no, it's easily in my top five favorite movies of all time. Me too. Like easy. Yeah. I can bump out. I can even make it take up two spots in there too.

It's like two spots. Yeah. It's like second and fourth. So Larry has not even like in her role. Right. No. Because you know who knows.

I have been wanting to see this film for a long time and it finally is available for on demand on Amazon Prime and iTunes to rent.

But it's about these triplets that didn't know they were triplets until they were 19 and man, like the long, the, all I had heard beforehand was you don't want it to be spoiled.

And that it just keeps getting weirder and crazier for the whole film. The whole film. I mean, there were multiple times where I paused the movie to see how much longer was left. And I'm like, there's no way there's more.

There's no way. Yeah. I'm getting goosebumps right now as I'm talking about it. And they haven't gone away. And like, how can we talk about it without ruining it for people who haven't seen it?

Maybe we could talk about themes. Yeah.

Not about the. Well, the reason that I knew Sarah would like it is because it involves the questions of nature and nurture for us because it's so important if you're triplets, but you're not raised together, those questions come up.

And what kind of family you're in versus your, you know, your biology.

Yeah, it was interesting that they found that the three boys just happened to be in upper, middle and lower class families. They're just a spread across different, like socioeconomic classes.

And there's just really freaking interesting, interesting insight into that.

Yeah. And then I was also in this wasn't really the main point of the film, but just because we were on TV.

There was a for me an interesting component of what happens when your life story, your personal narrative becomes entertainment.

And your personal narrative. Often the part that becomes a narrative is a very small portion of who you are.

They don't capture the whole. It's not like, you know, your personal narrative and it's, you know, the story of your life that has ever, it's a very incomplete, very incomplete.

And it's also like that element of so when they realized they were triplets, this was a big interesting story for the talk shows and stuff.

And they really enjoyed sharing their story because what wouldn't you?

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