Hi, this is Brian from Minnesota, and I don't know if I'm calling too late, but I remember

there was a kid thinking that after the dancer was dropped into the rank court pitch, I always thought that she was transformed into the frog that

ended up next to Jabba and I always thought that was weird. Welcome back to Star Wars Minute. It's our daily podcast where we analyze, scrutinize, and celebrate

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I know we're in your old neighborhood. I know the people at home won't be able to appreciate that but it's basically like coming home for you and more ways than one

Oh quite I'm literally able to turn to my left and look out a window and see the building that I grew up in from age

zero to about 14, I want to say.

It's in midtown Manhattan, if that's meaningful to people.

Now they know too much.

Yes, I know.

Now we have to kill them all.

Yeah, they'll be hanging out outside the door.

Much like Luke Skywalker who never thought he'd return to Taddooine. You are returning to your old stomping

grounds. That's right, this is where I would look up in this guy and see two sons and my parents would

wonder why is he seeing two sons? What do we do to our child? We have to get him checked out something's wrong

The nice thing is though that literally the theater where I saw Return of the Jedi existed about six blocks from where we are today.

Oh, where was it?

There was a multiplex theater.

When I say multiplex, I think it had six screens

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