Welcome to it. It's Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning, and this is your podcast exclusive.

Today you get a little treat. It's Gen Z versus Classic Movie.

Yes. That is a jam. That's really a jam. If you can't guess from the soundtrack, it's probably because you're young.

Yeah, that song is from the

Breakfast Club. And I do have to give a shout out because we're doing a lot of anniversary stuff

this week. The Breakfast Club turns 40, which is wild. And apparently it was back in movie

theaters for some showings earlier this week. And then Jeff's song yesterday celebrated the 30th

anniversary of the original Toy Story movie. Yeah. It's anniversary week. It is. This is the fourth anniversary of anniversary week. Yeah. Third year anniversary of Gen Zeeverse Classic movie. Oh, that too. I forgot about the other anniversary. Before we get too meta, make sure you go see Jeff's song on our YouTube page. It's great. It's really cute. When the toys hit AARP, it's fantastic. We all want that movie to be made. Absolutely. Absolutely. But we also found out that, of course, Alexis had never seen the classic movie The Breakfast Club. Ashton was in shock today when he found that out of work. I think he was in disgust. He's our movie critic, so that's a legendary movie. How did you feel when you heard that, Ashton? Look, Alexis, I know that your knowledge of pop culture is like a desert wasteland, but this is really, really abominable. This is so bad. I can't believe you've never seen this.

It's her mom's generation.

Yeah.

Like the 80s is where Barb thrived, you know? Yeah. Okay, so I have to know what did you think the movie was about before watching it? Because it's called The Breakfast Club. Exactly. So I knew it related to a school and a bunch of kids,

but I thought maybe it was like a club, like for real,

like a book club type situation.

Where they try different scramble eggs around the city. Oh my god, I love what you did with these sausages. Yeah. I wasn't sure. And then I get it confused a lot with the guy who's holding up the stereo movie. I thought he was from this. Cusack, right?

Yeah, John Cusack.

Not this movie.

No, it's not this movie.

I thought maybe there was a stereo scene.

I could see that, though. Not this one. Same 80s vibe. I knew there was one iconic, like, I found out now it's one of this fist at the end, but I was thinking it was the music. Yeah, no, no, okay.

So I didn't know a lot.

I knew how to do with the school.

All right.

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