Here's an interesting fun fact about me. I don't watch a lot of movies.

I like movies. It's not that I don't like movies. I do like movies, but I don't like to start things that I can't finish.

And there are two reasons why I may struggle to finish a movie.

Number one, it's too much of a time commitment.

You know, an hour into a movie, I'm like, I need to go organize my garage, actually.

I have to. I have to do it now. then I never go back and finish the movie or I start a movie before

bed and I fall asleep before I finish it you know because it because it's, again, it's a big time

commitment before bed. But another reason why I might not finish a movie is

because I don't like it, right? 30 minutes in, I'm like, this movie is awful.

Like it's actually uncomfortable for me to watch because it's just so bad and I just don't like it.

So I want to turn the movie off but the problem with that is when I start something I feel like I have to finish it

Now that's something I need to talk about with a psychologist.

Okay, so listen, I know that there's a problem there.

Like that's clearly wrong.

If I don't like a movie, I should be able to just turn it off at any point

and then start a new movie.

But there's something about me and my brain where my brain's like, no, you can't do that.

That's failing.

Working on that.

But all of that to say, I recently did watch a movie. on that was pretty good. I was

I was pretty good. I was bored at some parts, but because of who I am, I refused to turn it off and I sat through the whole thing

and I'm so incredibly grateful that I did because one of the last scenes in the movie

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