Hello Sarah Marshall. Hello Alex. I feel like this movie is a movie that we've been creeping

toward in one way or another because it comes up in every other episode. Right. When

you announced that we were doing an episode on this someone in Twitter said, now maybe

Sarah will stop talking about good fellows all the time and to that person and anyone

else who has had that thought, I have this to say, I have not yet begun to talk about

good fellows. Even after this episode. Yes. Exactly. Exactly. Thank you. Good fellows

is a movie that I could see us covering again. Oh yeah. We could do an annual good fellows

episode for 12 to 15 years. We certainly could, but we have this one right now with Sarah

Weinman. Yes. We had Sarah on because we were like, we need a real true crime pro.

We have the best circle of friends. Yeah. Sarah is wonderful. She is a true crime expert.

She's a wonderful writer and she has a book coming out called Scoundrel. How a convicted

murderer persuaded the women who loved him, the conservative establishment and the courts

to set him free. So as you can imagine, it is a roller coaster. Our show is really funny

in a way because when someone has something to promote, the format is you have someone

come on and they talk about the thing that they're to promote in their life and all

that stuff. And we're like, no, no, do homework. No. Yes. Talk about good fellows. Well,

people love talking about movies, Alex. Yeah, it's true. You know, it's fun. It gives

us something to talk about aside from our lives. And yet we can realize things about our

lives. Yeah. We got a good little thing here, I would say. Hey, Sarah, I was, I was

cleaning out some stuff or looking through some stuff. And I found a letter. And I'm

sharing this because like people, people ask us about our friendship sometimes to listen

to the show and sort of like what the background is. I feel like how can two friends be so brilliant

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