Hey, everybody. It's Austin here before the episode starts. I just wanted to give you a heads up that the audio quality is not up to our usual standard. I know my perfectionist about that and that you probably won't notice or at least that's what a lot of people tell me very kindly on Twitter regardless of if you notice or not.

We had one file with some issues and then someone had to head out of town and so I ended up with only two regular complete files. And so I ended up just using our backup, which has issues because of the way discord ducks audio sometimes.

You know, I tried my best to work with what we had, but if you notice a lack of a smooth sounding audio in this one, please know it's a one off and we'll be back to our normal good quality in the next episode.

Okay, I'm going to shut up and let you get to the episode. Enjoy.

Let us return once more to a more civilized age, a Star Wars podcast. I'm Rob Zachini joined by Alia Capora, Austin Walker, and Natalie Watson. Right now we are continuing whether we think coverage or indoor before we resume.

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So sorry to do this, but I just have to get to solve my chest. I feel like I was ahead of the curve again on something that I just want to look at before we're going to get credit.

I need my little proffers. Yeah, yeah. So a couple weeks ago, you all might recall, we were getting set up and I mentioned offhand that we'd all overlook something pretty obvious about zero-carn, which is that he had incredible norm in baits vibes.

Terrible relationship with an overbearing mother, prone to fixation, and just a sense of pressure building behind an increasingly bullshit facade of calm composure.

Anyway, like a bunch of stuff has happened in and or since then I kind of forgot about it until he showed up at that woman's office.

I never thought I would ever see a scene like this in Star Wars. Like real Star Wars, not fanfic.

If you were the one who said he was going to get shot down to the street, what are you talking about?

This is definitely correct. Those are our minds. That's in our head. That's like that's fantasy land. That's like that's the fun place.

No, but the fun place in Star Wars. What a sequence. Like Austin's theory is like a dramatic irony based on like he'll hear Lutheran's voice.

And of course it won't be right not that like yo this weirdo like just out of context. Like he's not part of the main story.

It is just that we're we're to see a car and fit in all this. He is going to turn into a stalker of dead rock down people.

How to strophic down you know this is there's a there's a he's gonna get government funds to repair himself. He's down so bad.

You know FEMA has been called in. It's bad. James Jesus Angleton. I love you.

I will say this does immediately Rob you you did immediately reconnect and we're jumping away ahead here. We'll get there for real.

But you immediately had a rework of the recognizes loose in the street and get shot down theory.

Yeah, that like it could be that he will still have that moment because they did quite pointedly set up that like he has one piece of information that could help identify who access is.

But then also now I think the next time he shows up to dad row with some critical piece of information.

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