Hey, all. Before we get to this week's show, just a content warning, there's discussions

of sexual assault that took us, the flop house, by surprise, so we don't want them to take

you by surprise as the listener. Yeah, and apologies. An earlier version of this episode went

up with a content warning, but it was just in the show notes, which I know a lot of you

don't read, so I wanted to throw this one up there that has it just front and center. If you can

be prepared, so let's do it. I think it's still a great show with a great guest in Jordan,

but we didn't really know some of the more dark places that this would go, so we wanted you all

to be prepared. Thanks. Bye. Hey, everyone. Welcome to the flop house. I'm Dan McCoy. I'm

Stuart Wellington. I'm Elliot Kaelin, still against all odds. And, uh, you know, the premise of

the show started out as let's talk about bad movies. Yeah, let's stick back into prehistoric

stories, Elliot. And now every other week we've been doing, uh, minisodes, minisodes, flop house minis,

uh, that have often been as long as other shows, which really confused the premise, especially

because there's no particular, uh, rhyme or reason to the topics of the flop house minis. And

let's keep it going tonight. We have a guest.

You're all is introduction. You stated the thesis. You confused the thesis and you discarded

the thesis. Yeah. The classic essay structure. Uh, tonight we have a guest, a writer and producer,

Jordan Krushiela, who is from, um, I'm sorry, I didn't put too much spin on that last

time. No, you got it. They're not too much mustard on that at all. Okay. Thank you. Uh, of the,

uh, the feeling scene podcast on the max fund network among many other things. And, uh,

she is here to talk about a topic of her own suggestion. Jordan, what did you want to speak

with us about today? I am here to attempt to attempt to convey to you all the movie,

the Georgia rule directed by Gary Marshall starring Felicity Huffman, Lindsay Lohan, and, um,

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