Seltza Kings Podcasts.

I think it has to you with the context that you're showing things in.

Like I think you can do a story about in cells and incels like going doing what

in cells do.

But I think, Insel Washington?

Insel Washington.

Jeez, that's not a character we want.

You don't want that character. You know, it's up and say, Inzel Washington. Jeez, that's not a character we want. You don't want that character. You know, it's up. It's inzel Washington. Okay. What if we were doing a podcast about Carrie Grant movies and we're like, man, it's really rough to watch him just like tell this woman he loves her and then she, she, and then he slaps her in the face and then they kiss that's really

and then we got some lady who was like 99 years old that was like i know it seemed crazy but

when i was a kid we loved when our when our bows used to just blast us across the face with a with an

open fit it was an open hand slap.

And then we went and we had quite a snuggle session after.

Yeah.

It happens.

Me and the ladies constantly looked for men with smaller thumbs because we knew the

rods they could beat us with were quite dainty.

It was quite a pretty big turn on.

It is funny.

There's, dude, there's some old movies that you're just like, I can't imagine, like, when did they shut down slapping a woman?

Because it seemed pretty regular.

If you go through the AFI top hundred films, you're just like, there's so many. Man, a lot of people were slapping with it. It's in the apartment. In the movie the apartment, it's like a fun, like little, like, it's like a romp and like this thing. And then at one point, he's just slapping a woman who's on too many sleeping pills to get her to wake up. And it's like, whoa, you are hitting her very hard. And that's what I'm saying. At some point, you have to draw, you have to draw a lie in the sand. Like, if there was, like, some sort of intense drama in which, like, the guy got angry and slapped his woman and it, like, led to this path of him, like, ending up in jail. That's great. I'd watch it. But, like, the problem is normalizing inappropriate behavior.

And, um, and I like the only way you can do that is by looking back and saying this feels dated.

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