he's very into like voices and shit he's gonna be like mrs doubtfire

oh i got if he has an ounce of a shred of the ability that daniel whatever his name was

his his pre-doubt fire name is i'd be the the happiest parent. That's his name? That movie's a little awkward to, like, watch. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. First of all, a lot of the jokes are racist. A lot of the references are from 40 years before I, like, like, I still don't, like, get most of them when he's doing voices. The Streisand jokes didn't hit the Twyla Tharp when he was talking about, oh, yeah, that's Birdcage. That's Birdcage when he does Twyla. Twyla, I'm like, yeah, but, like, Streisand was the only one I recognize. He does a run of impressions that's, like, from 40s movies, and I'm just like, I don't know I don't know man I guess like it's at the point

where he's trying to convince the person who's supervising him that like he's talented and

they're like straight-faced as like me and my kids who are watching it are like kind of straight-faced

because we don't get any of the references so So it's just like, I don't know.

I've always felt that way about it,

that like he seems a little more,

like it seems like the movie wants it to be like,

look how talented this guy is.

He just hasn't like found his thing.

But it does feel like it's just like,

he's a little bit fucked up. Usually it if this coped out woman in drag. Right. Have a show. This coped out drag queen is a great nanny, though. Mrs. Dalfire would have an amazing podcast. Oh, yeah. I mean, just think of all of them. I mean, that's what the show at the end is, basically. Yeah, and her good friend Kovacs.

She's taking calls from the audience.

Oh, yeah.

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