This is exactly right.

Well, howdy everyone?

I saw what you did. My name is Millie. I'm Danielle.

And we're back to talk about the cinema. How are you?

I'm all right. I mean, I'm just, I'm such a tender lady lately. I watch, I finally started watching the Fran Leavovitz documentary on Netflix, Netflix, the pretend

it's a city, one that she's in conversation with Martin Scorsese.

And it's so, I mean, I'm in touch with my emotions enough to know why I'm doing this, but as soon as they showed New York,

I burst into tears. Well, duh, because you love New York. I keep doing this, though, where I'm just like,

I'm fine. It's never come on so quickly as it has in the last year. Well, I got to tell you, New York is easy to love.

That's my perception of it.

Like, people who love New York really love it.

And even somebody who has never lived there like me, I mean, New York seems so iconic and

amazing.

So when it's good, it's really good. You know what I mean?

It's really good. And it's like this year's been so hard. And I do miss my family, but I miss my

friends so much. And it's, you know, at this point, usually I would say I go back to New York

like five or six times a year.

I try to find a way and to not have been there at all for a year who's just been like really tugging at me.

So just to see someone who is so, and it's just such a great series.

It's a great document.

It's like she is so funny.

And she is so, she says things in real life that I've also said on this

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