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If the function of art is to help an audience feel less alone, then five easy pieces

to succeed. That's a great learn from Edward Guffman of San Francisco Chronicle. That's

our old movie we were talking about this week because I went on an absolute better this

week. I don't know what happened. What happens? Actually, I know what happened. I had trouble

sleeping and no one had trouble sleeping. I just ended up reading. And this week I didn't

read a ton. Wait till you see where our wild card is because I was reading CalPen's

book. Fantastic. You can't be serious. The guy is hysterical. He's got 27 minutes of

great stories. Harold and Camargo and a white castle. President Obama. You name it. He's

got a cover. Indian stripper named Sonny. You're going to want to hear it. But I once I finished

the book, I said, okay, I've got to, you know, he wants a little movie here and there. And

I finally discovered on HBO Max the TCM hub. It was like discovering Platonium because

I went in there and I saw this great Jack Nicholson collection. I'm like, oh my God. So I went

on a crazy Jack Nicholson binge this week. I had not seen five easy pieces in 30 years.

Bob Raeflson, the director recently passed with the age of 89. Ty Burr, my guy wrote a great

appreciation for Bob Raeflson. You know what? I'm going to watch five easy pieces again. And then

I went down that wormhole, baby. I had never seen the last detail. I'm like, oh my God, it's on

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