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How are we all doing everybody? Welcome back to our Royal Messe. Welcome back to the show

on Outward Channel. And thank you for joining us. I'm here, of course, with our awesome panel,

Paula and P Dina and Michelle. We're all here to give you some daily, we'll not daily that's

at Michelle's channel. Give me some weekly updates on the Royal Messe. Oh, we've got K9 on

guard duty here. Before we dive into the Royal stuff, we've all sort of been affected in one way or

another by a particular movie that has been released. And we're going to just dedicate some of our

time to talk about this movie, promote its message, and hopefully let a few of you guys out there

who maybe don't know or have been living under a rock since 4th of July. Give you a little bit

of insight into what this is about. But before we dive into that, we're going to just say hello

to all of our wonderful panel members and Paula, how are you? What's been happening? Let's hear

how your week's been. Come on. It's been wonderful. We had a little earthquake 6.1, which was fun.

But I mean, to me, you know, if it goes more than 30 seconds, I might consider getting out of bed.

City, oh my god, it was her first. She lost it. She lost it. I mean, this little puppy

like she is a 6.2. That's a big one. 6.1. Yeah, 6.2, but no, that's not a big one. I mean, when you get

about 7.4, you know, I mean, the house rocks a bit, you know, but it's fun. You know, you can't

to see how many seconds. Yeah, I think your mind would be different if you were on this 75th floor

of an orbit building. So yeah, I don't mind because, you know, it's in Toronto and I said, never

go above the tenth floor. It's good advice for anyone, you know what I'm saying? We live in this

weird world where it's appropriate to just stack humans and concrete boxes like rats on top of

each other. I will say that the best place to be in the middle of an earthquake would just be a

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