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In honor of a big, bold, beautiful journey in theaters this weekend, where is a weird place

you would find a door to your past?

That was me, Katie Rich talking, and here I am again, to tell you that every time I go to my

children's school, it kind of smells and looks like my own elementary school, so I just

figure someday one of those doors will just open back up into my actual elementary school.

I am Matt Patches.

And I guess I would say this question is reminding me

of an Unsolved Mysteries episode that I watched as a kid

where some kid went into the closet and disappeared.

And they never found him. We really? They didn't know what really happened. And maybe he was taken to his path. A door to your past could just be in your closet. That sounds like a very haunting unsolved mystery. I assume you watch this as a child. Yes. And I'm not even sure it's real. I'm David Earlick.

I've seen the movie in question.

I still don't know if I entirely understand the prompt.

But there's... Dave, pick this one.

You'd find a door.

Are there doors that take you to the past?

I don't know.

Tell me.

You've seen it.

Yeah, but like... They're just kind of like shrew. They're just, the doors are just sort of strewn about. It's not really important where they are necessarily. Well, then I guess it's going to be on the sea train for you. It's like where would the door is? It's like where would the door lead to? But yeah, sure. If the doors in the sea train opened and it spirited me back to, I don't

know, the sea train in 1989, like that would be likely place to find me?

I don't know.

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