This is Doug loves minis.

Hey, hey, hey, short rounds and Benson Burners.

My name is Doug, and this is Doug Loves the Minis.

The show hosted by a comedian who prefers to have a good president over a funny one

and therefore wishes Trump will dump and Elizabeth Warren would jump into the race.

Coming to you from a hotel room in Dallas, Texas on Saturday, August 22nd, 2015.

Thank you, Phoenix, Arizona, for coming to my stand-up show at Stand-Up Live on Thursday night.

I'll play the audio of a very special guest playing games with me and the audience from that show,

which at 30 minutes will make this mini, not so many,

after telling you about the latest films I've seen

for the Douglas Movies Challenge of 365 movies in 365 days.

Number 173, a documentary currently on Showtime called Glena, about MMA fighter

heartless Glennna Avila, a lady who actually has a lot of heart and passion for punching other

ladies in the face. She goes through everything you'd want and expect from a sports film character.

Grueling training, romantic troubles, child custody battles, financial problems,

come from behind victories, but in this case, it's all real, and Doug digs it.

Movie number 174, Paper Towns, or as I called it when I bought my ticket, paper towels,

a movie that seems quite perfect for its intended audience, which unfortunately is not a

demographic that includes me. The acting is excellent, the performers are likable, but the

story has a fatal flaw. It introduces us to

a charismatic character, and then she's not in most of the movie. I'm not giving away anything,

if you've seen the ads and the trailers, which perfectly encapsulate most of the film,

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