I didn't even have time to take a shower.

It's good, there's no smell in the camera.

Smell vision?

No smell of vision.

Not this time.

Okay, so thanks Jay for joining us here in our house where we moved four years ago, we're in

Mississippi coming from Los Angeles.

We put this festival together called Films Against the Machines.

We just finished it last night and thought it was great.

And then we had you and that brought a lot of people, which was really, really cool.

And I was so pleased yesterday to see all these young guys coming. And they were like, really, I mean, they drove from far to come and see you. And that was like very, that was great. We haven't figured out how to tap into the young ladies yet. Like, we're trying to get that with Jamie. But like, yeah, I always have like a that show, which is, which is cool. I appreciate that. But it was a lot of fun. In fact,

we've done a few film festivals. This was the most fun I was telling Jamie because the other ones,

they're a little more corny. They're a little more tongue and cheek. I enjoy that this had,

you know, some serious films, some serious ideas.

And as your wife was saying, this is art, it's not just comedy, it's not just satire.

I mean, originally, so we showed this movie The Vampire Project here a few years ago,

and that was finally the premiere.

We thought we could do just a premiere, or we can try to make it bigger.

And instead of just advertising one movie, let's advertise a way of making movies.

And the general goal of the festival was to have films with meanings.

Yeah. And what's important is that directors have something to say.

Little by little, the couple starts getting suspicious that he's actually murdering people in the camper.

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