Okay, guys. Couple of things I want to just touch on quick before we get into some heavier stuff. I'm not going to do a full review right now.

But Borat subsequent movie film or Borat II, which is much easier to call it, came out last night on Amazon.

So I sat down and watched it last night, and I to tell you, I don't know that I think that this one is as good as the first one.

Remember, the first Borat film is one of only seven or eight films I've ever given like a perfect 10 out of 10 to on my first viewing,

back when I used to give movie scores. So to say I don't think it's quite as good as the first one is by no means casting shade on it.

I got to tell you guys I was alternating back and forth. I put up a tweet about this

last night but I was alternating back and forth between laughing myself hysterically

and having to literally stand up off the couch, cover my face, and go,

a rah rah rah rah because what was happening on screen was so uncomfortable.

Kind of like the way the office, you know, there's a lot of scenes in the office where it's like,

oh my God, this is so uncomfortable and you have to look away.

I was alternating back and forth between

laughing hysterically and having to look away because it was so uncomfortable.

How Sasha Baron Cohen pulled off making this movie essentially completely in secret.

Like they literally kept this thing completely under wraps.

They kept it completely secret and somehow, some way,

Sasha Baron Cohen was able to go out secretly and make this movie.

How there were still some people...

If you would ask me if it was possible for him to pull off another one of these? I would have said no because

Borat's so famous now and sure enough there are a couple of moments in the movie

where they show that that it's hard for him to do Borat now because everybody knows

who Borat is.

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