So this is the end. I better make my will. I will, volumes, do hear by leave everything

to my podcast. Oh no, I have a podcast. The second side of madness. This isn't really

a quote-based movie, but that was good. That was good.

Moment. And it felt apropos to this our second proper Zoom record. Yes. Which does feel

like it's on form of madness. It does. And this movie feels like it's on form of madness.

So it's just an absolutely vital combo in my opinion.

It is funny. I term my keep on overusing throughout all these verge-miller episodes, this fever

dream. All of these movies feel like fever dreams. Whether they're good dreams or bad

dreams, they all have that quality to them. And most of this main series was recorded

before the world shut down. And it was just sort of an interesting look into a type

of mania. And then we're finishing out these final episodes while socially distant and

terrified about the world surrounding us. And these movies play very differently. Even

one that seems somewhat innocuous on its face, like happy feet too. Now makes me question

everything.

I fled New York because of this movie because it was this movie specifically. And I had

to get out. As far away as you go. I'm picturing Ben watching happy feet too and then loading

pig and his significant other into a car and then an app and like the children of men

van scene. Just screaming about Eric and Sven, the fall-cidled penguin. That puffing.

You got to watch out for those puffins.

Brood, what do you think about that? Am I allowed to talk? I don't know. You've got to talk.

Absolutely.

Oh, okay. So that's what you do in these. All right. I had never seen a picture of George

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