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Music. I don't know. get 50% off Slack Business Plus. Welcome friends to the confused breakfast, the podcast, where we hit pause on the chaos of today and rewind to a simpler time when it was not about convenience, it was about experience.

Remember the magic of a Friday night trip to the video rental store? In the 80s,

yeah. Wander in the aisles making the big decision of what movie was coming home with you.

We're all part of the last generation that knows the joy of the search, the snap of the plastic clamshell, and we're here to revisit the movies that shaped us and defined our childhoods.

My name is Mike Schulte, joining me as always two dudes who sucks Cox in Dix.

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