And I got to start with this rubb, I was not planning on doing this, uh, was not planning

on doing this at all last night, um, and has been wanting to watch Tom and Jerry.

And I remember I saw a preview for it, uh, some, some people invited me over to Warner

Brothers Lot.

And this was a while ago, this is just before the pandemic.

And I got to go to the Warner Brothers Lot and I got to watch this little preview of

Tom and Jerry of where I don't think it was finished yet.

And it didn't look good to me like it didn't, it didn't, it didn't interest me.

You know, I was not, I felt like from the little preview they showed me that I was not the

top, you know, the target demographic or whatever, but my wife and really wanted to watch

it.

So last night, uh, after Anne and I ran some errands, uh, we, we got home and invited

our buddy, uh, my buddy Ryan over because he was kind of interested in watching it too.

So we sat down, loaded up HBO Max and watched Tom and Jerry.

It's hard not to delve into hyperbole about just how bad this movie is.

Oh, it's truly, truly awful.

It is truly a terrible, terrible movie.

And I was just watching it thinking I don't know how this could get any worse.

I just don't get how this, I don't understand how this could possibly be any worse than it

actually is.

It's absolutely mind boggling.

Now I get it.

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