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It's Tuesday. It feels like weeks are simply to the podcast, but it's only been a few days.

It's because we did it early last week. We were shooting last week. There's much more shooting to come.

And as a film guy, I have to go here quickly. And it relates.

Okay, good. You know the Oscars were this weekend. The Academy Awards.

We're going to call them. They were this past weekend. And I actually didn't watch them.

But we've all seen the slap-hard round the world by this point.

I didn't watch me there, but if you're having this, if you haven't, I don't know where you've been

because I'm sure your phone blew up with some sort of meme as a result of Will Smith smacking Chris Rock.

And then winning an Oscar. It was a weird night. But I bring it up related to our show

because I used the Oscars as a reference point.

For a recommendation I sent to YouTube two months ago.

I didn't use the Oscars as like, let's have an award show.

I used the Oscars as a, let's have a best of the best that YouTube could curate.

And I wrote a letter to YouTube. And I sent it through the actual official channels

for where YouTube wants commentary. And I got crickets. Nothing.

Not even an acknowledgement of the fact that I sent it.

I know YouTube's massive. I know I am not like the first person on the list.

I get that. But I waited two months. And because I referenced the Oscars,

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