On this episode we discuss the bubble the movie equivalent of the celebrity imagine video

Should we even do the episode?

Hey, everyone. Welcome to the flop house. I'm Jan McCoy. It's me. You're welling. Oh, wow.

Groove and I'm Elliot Kaylen and I'm going to try to simulate that level of groovyness. I just can't do it.

Yeah, that's only groovy still. Nobody.

What are we feeling? Groovy?

Because we're walking across one of Manhattan's bridges. No, yeah, I went to I saw lamp posts and

the power was flowing. Yeah, that's pretty groovy. That bridge that that song is named after.

It's not really much of a pedestrian bridge. So I don't know why it's about walking along and

seeing lamp posts. But anyway, this was a long groovy. It's about a fucking bridge.

Looking for love and feeling groovy. Yeah, I guess the 59th street bridge.

I thought it was now the is the is the is the Robert F. Kennedy bridge, right?

Where is the Ed Koch bridge? I don't live in New York anymore. I don't care about those.

Well, now that we've got you on the edge of your seats with all this bridge talk, we're going to talk

about how this is a very special time. Why we're feeling so groovy. It's a max fun drive.

The one time during the year that we come to you and ask the listeners for a little support.

Let me talk to you about it. This is the time when you ask our listeners, hey, if you enjoy

this show, you like what we do and you like it to continue to be part of your life for years to come.

Please consider becoming a supporting member of Max.

We're going to talk about it a little later. But please listen, when we do talk about it a bit,

I know it's a pain when I was a kid. I didn't like it when PBS with interrupt me watching Sherlock

Holmes on mystery. Just talk about the importance of public supported media and hold up their tote bags.

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