Yes, that signifies another sit around a table and have a conversation kind of episode of film sack. That's right this is film sack a discussion episode with me Scott Johnson

We got over there one Brian Dunaway run Brian Ibit of course one brandy Brandy, Brandy, Randy Jordan.

Hi, Brandy Jordan.

Sure.

Just one day ago, you were a year younger.

It's good to have you in the future. I know.

Yeah well every everyone is older right now than they were a minute ago.

Oh my gosh, Doug, don't remind me. If they might be giants taught us nothing

they at least taught us that. That's true.

They taught us.

Every picture of you is a picture of you when you were younger.

That's true.

But the good news for the home...

Yeah, exactly.

The good news for home listeners is that none of you had to do any homework. There's no film this week. We finished all of our Sactobers. We're taking a break from that and because a very, very busy weekend happened, we thought perfect time for a little sit down and

discuss. So we're going to do that and what we're going to talk about today is

interesting. It's going to be about directors and their sometimes lopsided efforts.

In other words, I'll give you an example

that nobody put in the list,

so I assume no one's gonna bring them up.

We may talk about them anyway, but Sonnenburg,

was it Sonnenberg?

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