And the Oh, And welcome to the frame rate. That's right. It's the show where we rate frames. I'm A Bepperson and I'm joined by my co-host Michael Swain.

Right over there. and today we're talking about

2002's Road to tradition with our guest surprise. Hello I am author Jason Pargian, and I cannot roll my tongue to do that thing with the R's.

Did somebody...

I was wondering if we were putting you on the spot with that, yeah.

I can't, yeah, I can't match that energy and I now I feel bad.

Yeah, well podcast over because that's how we have to say it.

It's how I have to say the title.

Every R in fact we have to say that way.

Yeah, always a pleasure to have you, Jason, and I got to say for a really clutch movie.

I have not seen this movie since theaters, 2002, so I would have been 17 and it stuck with me ever

since it's been on this big list of potential frame rate movies since the day Small Beans was founded and nobody ever

picked it so finally I picked it so we're just doing it because I want to and I thought

it held up but we usually start things off by asking the

guest what's your relationship to Road to Perdition slash had you seen it before

how long's it been etc.

Okay see this is curious why did you pick this movie for my appearance was it random or was this on

why you yeah well I think random or was this on purpose? Yeah.

Well, I think Abe has to field that because I will, I usually do have options that I like to pair based on vibe. This time I was like, Abe, who do you think?

And he immediately said, how about Jason?

Okay. Yeah, I thought it was mainly because the murders that you do.

Because of the what now? The murders? The true crime shit. With my child. I was like, let's get a murderer on.

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