There's no place to escape to. This is the last talk.

On the left.

I love your glitz. That's when the cannonball is started.

What was that?

So, Maddie wanted to see the devils.

Right? Because we were sitting there. I was just like, you gotta see this, this thing's

wild. And as we started it, she was like, I wonder why it was banned. She was like,

Ken Russell's not a toucher. And I was like, I don't think he's a toucher. I don't think

he did any gripping. I don't think so. No, the devils, the movie that is, of course,

yes, it's the movie based off the book, The Devils of Lodon. Yeah.

But I don't think Ken Russell was doing any, with any like children, right?

I mean, it was the 70s. So I'm not going to like, I have no idea what happened in the 1970s.

I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

But there's a scene where, so we're watching it. And all of a sudden it cuts to this fan,

this is seen where Oliver Reed as Jesus Christ. And he's fucking nailed to the cross. And

it's making it's like, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

weird like sex noises like fighting against nails. And he's visibly hammered throughout

this whole movie. Of course. He pulls himself off the nails. And then the main none comes

up to him. That's not fucking hard, making out. Like, you know, when you see people's

teeth hit, or it's just like slapped each other. And he's full of Jesus for Galey. And

I was like, whoa, she starts going fucking south, right? And we're both like, oh, my God,

she's just about to fucking start blowing Jesus Christ, right? But then she sticks her

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