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From Nice Guy Productions, World Headquarters, overlooking the glamorous San Fernando Valley,

I'm McGarris, and this is the fun-sized

version of post-mortem AMA, where you can ask me anything. And asking your questions is the

indisputable, honorable Joe Russo, producer Joe himself, how are you? I'm doing well, Mick. I'm doing

well. You know, we have a new way for our

fans to send us questions, not just through social media, but we haven't asked Mick anything at

Gmail email set up now. Simpler than ever. Simpler than ever. And also I found our super postmodern fan, Gary Duffy, sent us some gift cards for pizza.

And we know Joe lives on pizza.

We know Joe's veins run with pizza.

So it was very much appreciated.

And, you know, if anyone else wants to send us

gifts to our ask me, don't do that. Please. It was very nice. It was very thoughtful. It was very

funny. It will definitely go to good use. But other fans are sending us questions there, which is great.

And we've we've called some of those. We called some from social media. And we've, we've called some of those.

We called some from social media. And we've got a good batch today, Mick. Sounds great.

Shall we dive in? Let's do it. All right. Another, another post-mortem super fan, Momo, asks,

Oh, dear. Nick, what will you do when Joe is a famous Spielberg type director and no longer has time to produce post-mortem?

I will give him my highest congratulations, ask for a percentage, and give him nothing but my support.

I like that.

You know, I, but you know, I've, I've, the fun thing about postmortem is, um, we do it because we want to do it. Right. Yeah. Nobody's getting rich off a postmortem. No one is getting rich off postmortem. But where else do you get to have conversations with Stephen King and Clive Barker and John Carpenter and just Guillermo del Toro and Whoopi Goldberg? Yeah, I've gotten to meet,

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