So no more running.

I didn't do misbehave.

Shit an your mother!

God damn it, I'm sorry myself into a criminal institution.

Is it any wonder then that I've chosen not to learn the intricacies of an antiquated and idiotic system?

I think not. Hello and welcome to Maximum Film, episode 415. I'm your host, Kevin Avery, and I've just had a turkey wrap that was one day past the expiration date, so send help. Kind of not joking. But joining me, as always, a brilliant film critic and author of the book, Hollywood Pride. If you don't have it, get it. If you do have it, get it again. It's Alonzo Duraldei. What's Good? Kevin, we're all a little concerned about your Trader Joe's habit. But my What's Good is actually grocery store related. I know that there are people out there who think that, you know, we still have some shred of privacy that we need to keep from large corporations. And I figure that ship has sailed. So I am a member

of the Ralph's, whatever, you know, loyalty program. And because of that, once a month, I get an

envelope of targeted coupons. And I mean, like, coupons of stuff I've bought before and they know I'll buy again.

And frankly, that to me almost, that's customer service.

You know, I like that level of attention.

Even if they have way too much information about my luncheon meat habits, at least they're giving me a discount. So I like a targeted coupon. It's like a little monthly treat, knowing that I'm going to get like a free pound of butter as long as I get the store brand. Wow. Good old Ralph's. Yeah. This is from a man who rails against capitalism like you do, that was a real twist. Yeah. I feel like this is, I'm getting

mine, you know. Oh, okay. Here's the problem, though, you got to go into Ralph's. Look, nothing against,

I go there every now and then, but that is maybe one of the worst laid out grocery stories.

And then they change it. Like, once you've learned it, they'll suddenly decide, oh, no, no, the cereal is now on the right-hand side of the store, and we've moved all the toiletries to the left. I know, they keep you on your toes, those kids. It's an ever-shifting maze. Well, guys, that other voice you heard chiming in, she's our favorite film festival programmer and the queen in the Midwest. And move over, Issa Ray. This woman's name is the perfect New York Times crossword answer. It's Dreia Clark. What's good? Yeah, put my ass in the New York Times. Crossword section. Do we figure it out? Me and Jay figured out. My many vowels would like a word, please. That's fair.

All right.

Fair enough.

Fair enough.

Okay, so I'm thrilled by that.

Thank you very much.

I also appreciate that part of my intro every week is essentially the woman who can't help

butting in on whatever a lot.

I recognize my truth.

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