This is exactly right.

Hey everybody.

I saw what you did. My name is Millie De Cherico. I'm Daniel Henderson.

And we're here to talk about the discourse. The film discourse. Well, to add to it at least.

Yes. What is, I feel like discourse is being overused these days. And I'm sort of like, that's a term that I remember from grad school.

And now it's being used casually amongst just like people.

Absolutely.

It's one of those concepts, I think, that people latch on to because it makes them sound real smart.

Yeah, there's a lot of, like, real smart, smart people terms being thrown around lately

amongst people who I know, who I know personally are dumbasses.

Well, I got some discourse for you.

Oh, I'm ready. I'm ready to hear it.

So, you know, you know, I watch a lot of television with my grandma.

Mm-hmm.

And a lot of it is daytime TV.

Of course.

And she, there's, there's just so much weirdness that happens in daytime TV that I don't think.

I think we could have a

whole podcast about it which we will not we don't have the time or space in our lives for it but someone

should do it because there is a lot going on there's a lot happening there's particularly a lot happening

in commercials so we've already talked about the camp lejeune commercials and how now i get ads and

emails for it one thing i, and I think it's possible, if I'm the first person to put this out there,

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