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We watched Don't worry, darling, for Cinephob. And I was like, there was no game plan at all.

Wow. It's just like, we're going to do this shit and wouldn't be cool if this shit happened.

Hey, do we need an ending? Not really. Just billy-like to your anarchy ways on Cinephob.

No, I mean, but everybody's been talking about that movie. Yeah.

You've answered it hasn't been honest. I've heard that it just doesn't make any sense.

It doesn't make any sense. Like, it has, like, there are things that happen. It's like,

oh, we should keep an eye on this. It never comes up again. This is the movie Dan that

led to like the spitgate at the premiere and the whole fighting with Shia LaBelle and everything.

Oh, okay. So this it, but this is the center of pop culture and gossip and stuff because

Olivia Wilde left Harry style or left with her left. Left Ted Lasso with Harry style.

Yes. And no one likes each other on the set. And it's not any good. The movie's not,

they're talking about it, but not for reasons to have anything to do with the movie, right?

Uh, yes. Well, they're talking about it for reasons that have nothing to do with the movie.

Because of all the behind the scenes stuff that the trivia, which by the way, you know,

next, xenophobic, not this week, but next week is going to be on that. But also the movie

itself is such a calamity, right? If it was like an okay movie and all this stuff, then

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