Now time to thank our partner of this episode, Curzon and their upcoming film, My Old Ass.

I absolutely love the premise of this film.

Such a good idea and so funny.

So it's a coming of age story written and directed by Megan Park where Elliot played by Maisie Stella who was in Nashville has a mushroom trip on her 18th birthday and meets her 39 year old self.

Oh, and the older version of her is played by Aubrey Plaza who is, I absolutely love her.

She is intoxicating, I would say.

Yeah, what a ride as well. Her eyes you could just drown in them. Her hair is so shiny.

So she starts telling her younger self what she should and shouldn't do like planning out her life.

Imagine an older version of you coming back and telling you what you wouldn't

wouldn't do. It'll be a wild night.

Well what would you tell your 18 year old self? I've no regrets, she says.

Highly. I think I just cracked a window there.

None at all.

I'd give myself a few little steers, I have to say, on some some certain things like a little steer here and there

yeah no so would I so would I my old ass is out now in cinemas across the UK and

Ireland book tickets at your local cinema and thanks again to Curzon and My Old Ass for supporting this podcast.

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