Welcome ladies and gentlemen.

Welcome ladies and gentlemen.

I knew it. I got worried about her it. Welcome ladies and gentlemen to another episode of

Story Break I can't keep it up. The Writers Room Podcast were three Hollywood

professionals have an hour to turn a humble idea into a pitch for an awesome movie.

I'm the boy with a bad Australian accent, Freddie Wong.

Put a shrimp on the babbi, Mites, he's no, I'm will, I can't, I feel so bad every time I do it, I can't I feel so bad every time I do it I can't I I can't sorry

sorry jumbo sorry our lone Australian friend I just feel like it's offensive

when I try so I'm not gonna try I'm Will Campos I'm a screenwriter.

This mad I don't know I just dropped in into this podcast ready to strike and attack the story as good as possible. Good one, Matt. Thanks. This week we are tackling a piece of well-known

Australian folklore, the animal known as the drop bear.

Now for those of you who have not visited Australia, a little bit of a spoiler alert and to the entire continent of prisoners over in Australia.

I apologize.

I think I don't know that spoiler alert is the right word for this.

And you just called them all prisoners.

Only British people can do that.

The British are the only ones allowed to call

Australia's prisoners. I call it like it is. I mean here's the thing. We are going to

spoil a little bit of folklore for you, right? Just like the urban

legends of America, like the fact that you can tip cows, you can't tip cows by the way.

We're going to do, after this podcast, we're going to take five minutes to explain to you what spoiler is, but go continue.

Well, I'm just saying that people, okay, so a a drop bear a drop bear is something that I actually heard about first time I visit Australia

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