The Steakhouse Stack with two layers of delicious beef, crispy onions and peppercorn sauce.

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The Steakhouse Stack. It's McDonald's and then some.

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Hey, what's up, squadmates? This is Paul here with another quick take episode. And before we jump in,

I just want to say thank you so much for your support. We really do appreciate it.

On this episode here, I wanted to talk a little bit more about movies. And so one thing that I wanted

to talk about was, you know, how do you find a good movie to watch? I know that some people

will, like, go to Rotten Tomatoes or something like that. And I think one thing that really helped

me is once I realized how important the director is to the movie. And when I went through kind of, like,

my big boon of falling in love with movies, it was when I was a movie. And when I went through kind of like my big boon of falling in love with movies,

it was when I was a teenager. And I started just picking actors that I liked, and I would start

going through their full filmography. And I remember going through a big Sandra Bullock phase.

I think this was probably in the late 90s, and I remember

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