So I finally saw Ant Man in the Wasp last night. What'd you think? I thought it was delightful.

It was delightful. Just like clean, fun, action comedy. It didn't have to think about it. And like

everyone knows I like media that I have to think about. Yeah. But I also like media that I don't have

to think about sometimes. Especially right now. There's just something nice about like turning off for a couple hours.

So like the real world is terrifying and like I'm writing a dissertation and so my media has

been pretty mindless lately.

Rewashed to Gilmore Girls.

Gonna, gonna think about Ant Man and the Wasp a little bit more.

So I don't actually love superhero movies typically.

But when Ant Man came out, I really enjoyed it.

Right.

Partly because Paul Rudd, like, have loved him forever.

And he has aged like a fine wine.

Okay, that's what I want to talk about.

Good.

He, it's not even that he keeps getting

more handsome. He barely changes. Right. He like barely looks different. Like, and what has changed,

like the, the lines in his face, he has forehead lines and like distinct eyebrow lines where he furrows

them a lot, which is so charming. Yeah. Um, that's all that's him. That's it. Yeah. Okay. So I was seeing about him. And then I was looking at Michael Douglas. Yeah. He is not age well. He is not aging well. And then Michelle Pfeiffer, who also looks very similar, though I do think probably with the help of a surgeon she's had some work

done yeah but I told Jordan she's had good work done yeah no she still looks

because because she looks like herself still she's always had kind of those weird

lips it's not like Meg Ryan poor thing that's what I mean like Michelle

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