I think that people have a hard time sometimes actually understanding the very specific intimacy

of being in TV movies or theater and making something with a group of other people because

it's such a unique experience.

And like anytime I ever hear about two co-stars like fucking or falling in love, I'm like,

yeah, obviously, of course.

Hi everybody. Hi. Do you record? Did you record?

I'll do this little voice-man-on-thing too. Just thank you.

Awesome. Thank you Ashley. We appreciate it. We uh,

trying to read the directions more these days. We really, we really, we really do not run a tight

ship. That's generous of you that you're that you're doing that, but I just, you know,

that's the best kind of ship to be on. It's more like a raft.

I'm losing my life on them. I'm losing.

Loose ship. Here's what I'm gonna say. Did you ever see Jo versus the volcano?

No. Should I? Oh, first of all, yes. Ashley, you're so much younger than either one of us,

but like that is a classic. And Casey, you've seen Jo versus the volcano. Yes.

Have you seen a movie? It's a movie? Yes. It started Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.

Wait, you mean you've got mail? Yeah, right, but this is pre you've got mail, I think, right?

You've got mail with a volcano, but it's also like sort, it was like sort of panned at the time.

Like people hated it because they wanted, they wanted the, you know, the thing from the two of them.

And what they got is this really bizarro movie that is so genius. And there's a whole thing,

Ashley, when you see it, you'll know now, you'll know what I'm about to say to you, which is like,

what Casey and I are essentially as like business partners and creative partners are like,

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