The cock jokes are dead, yes, long live.

Hard eight inches of weiner and you're right back in. Got you motherfuckers.

It's only reason we did that this way. Okay. Okay. I literally had a different

thing. So we have that we have cock, we have cack, and the, yeah,

casting curious as well. Yes, the curious is cack, yeah. And I thought that the

acronym for this show, Andrew Sons, is ass ass ass, but it's really as we're a we're

good podcasters. We're good at casting. Yeah. We cast pod so hard that they're way

over there and you don't even listen to them. That's wow. That's good stuff. I'm

Michael Swayne. I'm a that person. And we are Anders Sons. One of I'm going to guess

that I'm the son of Wes Anderson, because I know it wants to be the son of PT. Well,

it depends on if you think that does Wes Anderson hate his father? I mean, just looking

at his catalog of movies, I wonder if that's true. But, um, sure, yeah, you take that one.

Because PT Anderson hate frogs. He killed so many. That's true. But we're long far from

there. Because what we're doing here is we're doing a deep dive podcast series on the works

of PT and Wes Anderson in chronological order. And first up is a PT. PT Anderson's film

debut on the why am I singing it debut on that because I look. I want to acknowledge

coffee and cigarettes, which was where he really made a splash. I believe it's Sundance.

But I think we settled on it wasn't feature length. And so hard eight is where we landed

plus the dick joke, you know, so yeah, PT is nailed it. PT's directorial debut, hard

day. And, um, yeah. And then this is kind of a natural like extension of that short film.

Like basically you made a short, I mean, we're getting into it. But he made a short then

was asked to, hey, you can, you should make this into a feature of some kind. And that's

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