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Kali Ma Shokti. Like, you know, and pretended to tear each other's hearts out as, you know,

children do. Welcome to Behind the Sins, presented by CinemaSins.

Welcome to Behind the Sins, a weekly look at everything going on inside the world of CinemaSins.

I'm Aaron Dicer in this week. I'm joined by fellow BaffleGavers Ian Wittington.

Bollocks. Ian Jonathan Watkins. Hello, hello. We write for CinemaSins and TV Sins and do

various other things inside the CinemaSins universe as well. How are my T's in Wittington?

Don't really pay attention. It doesn't matter. Okay, good. I've been practicing Witting all week.

But it sounds weird. Like, you have to initiate it. It sounds even weirder. Like, I think you don't

just say Wittington. I don't know why you make such a big day out of it. Oh, it's just this

thing I do. It's just this thing I do. I first heard about it last week when Ian said something

about it. I'm like, what are you talking about? Do we not say your last name right? So,

I, if I had to put my money somewhere, I would have bet that the WhatsApp audio thing would

have been the thing that was discussed on Discord. No, it was what my mum thinks about how my last

name is pronounced by Americans. I guess that that was the divisive thing. But it's also true. It's

also true for Adkinson, right? Like, instead of Adkinson, it's also true for Watkins instead of

Watkins. It is very much an American thing to soften those sharp letters so that we can say

words quicker. It's just the thing that Americans do. It's lazy. Yeah. No, absolutely. But see,

I don't have all the negative connotations with the word lazy that a lot of people do. I think

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