Hey, what's up? Super simps and welcome back to another episode of Simply Podlogical, a

simply nilogical podcast. The people have missed you calling them super simps. They know who they are.

Anyone who doesn't like that term, you know, I'm not talking to you. I don't like you. I'm not talking to you.

You're not talking to them. You're talking to them. Last week on the podcast, we talked about

Reddit unpopular opinions. At the very end of that episode, there was a question or a suggestion

that an opinion that there should be more movies, stories, books, etc. with unhappy endings are like

the villain wins. I mentioned, I think, the most culturally relevant in this moment example,

which was Avengers Infinity War, where Thanos snaps his fingers and everyone disappears.

And Christine had exactly the same face as she has right now, which is she has no idea what I'm

talking about. No idea. Which is kind of crazy because we're talking about the most popular,

biggest movie franchise of our lifetime, I think. I mean, I've heard the word the Avengers. I know

it's a movie and I know there's something about infinity and there's like a necklace or stones.

I've seen it. I've seen it. I've seen it. I've seen it. It's not completely oblivious. I just

haven't seen the movie or it's subsidiary of movies. There's like 20 Marvel Cinematic. It's all

within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He must be rich. Okay. So we thought that was a fun

exchange and an interesting thing about Christine that she's this culturally illiterate.

So I thought we would just play a fun game today. Keep it lighthearted and I'll try to explain

three incredibly popular movie franchises to Christine that almost like 99% of people should

be familiar with, but you probably have like no idea what we're talking about. I mean the 1%

who doesn't know what you're talking about. Okay, but you are someone who watches TV shows.

I mean, how are you so unaware of the biggest movies in the world? Is my question?

It's not like I never went to movies as a kid. Of course I went to the movies and you know with

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