Hey everyone, it's Thomas. I've got a special treat for you today.

Instead of Vapid Response Wednesday, I want to put out an episode length chunk of the

lot awful movies we just did. This one was so friggin' fun. I just want you all to hear it.

If you want to hear the whole thing, go ahead and go to patreon.com slash law, or if you're at that

$1 level, you've got to go up to that $2 level and above to get the full lot off of movies,

and it is worth it, in my opinion. I also wanted to say that I had Janessa on serious inquiries only to talk about

a really interesting study and paper she was looking at about authoritarianism and the fact that

if you look at the history of the last hundred years, it's actually rolled back successfully

more often than not. So it's a very encouraging episode.

If anyone needs some perhaps inspiration or reason to feel positive, check out serious inquiries

only.

I think it's going to maybe surprise you.

All right.

With that, I'm going to hand it on over to Lot-Affle movies, The Juror.

Good Times.

Hello and welcome to Lot Awfulo movies. Matt, are you recording? That's my normal intro. I forgot to ask if you're recording.

I am and I'm all kinds of excited to talk about the juror. Lot of all movies, 2012, the rural

juror. The Ruror Jure. It's all I could think of every time I saw this title.

That makes me Jankarkowski, please. I would love to be her. She's the best. Sure. Yeah. I'm Thomas Stad, over there's Real Life, Attorney Matt Cameron. How are you doing? I have just learned a new word like seconds ago, and I have to share it with you. This movie is about jury knobling. Jury knobling.

Knobling.

Nobling.

That's what Jerry tampering is called in the UK.

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