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Hello everyone, welcome to the Next Best Picture podcast.

I'm your host, the owner, editor, and chief of Next Best Picture.com, Matt Neglia.

The time of recording is 11.4 a.m. on Sunday, November 3rd, 2024.

Here to join me today for this episode. I have Giovanni Lago. Hello. Josh Parm. Hello. Hello. Cody Derricks. Hello. And without warning, without

any builds up, so that this way you can't skip me saying this. I'm going to just say it right now

here at the top of the show. So everyone hears it. Get out and vote. Please. Yes, please. Get out and

vote this week. It's pretty important. I don't want this whole episode to be about that. I'm sure

we have some fan questions that are probably going to ask us certain things about election movies and things like that.

It's usual around this time of, well, I don't even want to even say the year.

It's like every four years this happens.

But it's been very interesting to see how this podcast started in the fall of 2016.

And we went through this four years ago during a pandemic, and here we are four years later.

And it just feels like every time this comes up, it's like democracy is on the line.

You know?

But it feels even more true than ever before.

So cannot stress enough.

Please get out there. Cast your vote, and do your duty as an American.

It is super important, as said earlier. Yep, it's more important than literally anything we're about to talk about.

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