Corey?

Yes, sir.

I think I got all the F words.

If not, it's been great working to you guys.

But here's Mel talking to his wife about her talent, or lack thereof, on what we believe is the violin.

And that goes with a talent to it's ordinary. It's not extraordinary.

It's pretty common.

I'd like to see you play a concert sometime.

You make a mistake all over with live performance.

You can't do it.

So touring is out of the question for you.

You open it up. I haven't seen you

not up yet, live.

I haven't seen you not fit up yet.

It's flawless. Do you understand?

You have to be flawless. You don't know how to do that. You ain't in that league.

So give it up. Do what you're good at. Whatever the bad is. And then he hangs up. Whatever that. Do what you're good at. No, again, I know they're falling apart, right? This was the night they essentially break up. But imagine telling your wife, the mother of your child, you're talentless, your ordinary. Give it up. Give it up. You have to be flawless and you can't do that. Give it up. Do what you're good at, whatever the blank that is. I wonder if she's like, did he expect it to go, you know, you're so right. I am unbelievably ordinary. I just need to shut up and be with you. Why am I complaining so much? I should just smile and be out. I give Right. Exactly. You're right. I'm ordinary. I can't do it. You know, thanks Mel, for telling it to me straight. You're the first person never tell me that. God, you're mean as hell, but man, are you honest? And I respect that. I respect the hell out of that. That's good. God, Mel Gibson. Oh, man. I'll tell you what. Parker Fox, off the top of your head, how many Mel Gibson movies

can you name? respect that. I respect the hell out of that. That's good. God, Mel Gibson. Oh, man.

I'll tell you what.

Parker Fox,

off the top of your head,

how many Mel Gibson movies

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