What's going on?

I am Nando.

And I am D.J.

I'm a pet, and I'm, I'm Dimmons.

You know, just I'm really pleased to be here.

And this is mostly an impinging podcast wherever we'd be a bigger part of a piece of pop culture by looking exclusively at the details. Woohoo. Woohoo! I brought a single slice of untoasted bread, if that's okay with everybody. Classic, classic stuff. I like this because people don't know. I mean, unless they saw it, even if they saw it, but I know what Diggins is up to.

And I know what D.J.'s did robot voice, kind of. And it was like kind of girly robot voice,

but like not, yeah. I would do the robot voice because I do, if I say so myself, a pretty good

robot voice. But no, we switched it up on you. I just hope DJ would use some sort of, like, dated, you know, queer community slang or something in his robot voice. Like, hold on to your vaginas. Not that that's that. But, like, stuff where you're like, okay. Very good movie. But, like, has Mithrigan ever said Slay?

Does she say it in this movie?

Oh, man.

I can't remember.

The marketing, a thousand percent has.

Yeah.

I don't think she has.

That's good.

Good for her.

She's not, I mean, listen, we'll talk about her.

And this is the thing we're going to talk about.

I think the marketing for these movies or for her. She's, I mean, listen, we'll talk about her. And this is the thing we're going to talk about. I think the marketing for these movies, or for this movie in particular, is way, way more annoying than the actual movie.

Yeah, that's true.

It's tough because I feel like the first one got by so heavy on like marketing where they marketed the shit out of

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