One main topic, talking about the Mandalorian stuff, but I'll get to that in just a second.

It's something kind of came up in the last, I don't know, 16 hours or so, that I want

to dress here with you, my fellow film fans here.

And this might be, get some discussions going, this might get some debate going, but whatever,

I just feel like I should touch on this.

One of the more, what's the best way to put it?

One of the more dicey issues in the world of film fandom is spoilers and how we handle

spoilers, right?

And we always talk about how spoilers is a really, really tricky thing because nobody wants

to spoil anything for anybody, right?

Like, I mean, unless you're a total, you know, dick pimple, but other than that, most

people don't want to intentionally spoil things for people, right?

But it's very, very tricky because it's hard to know how to avoid spoilers when everybody

seems to have different interpretations of what a spoiler is, right?

And we've talked about that at times.

You know, for some people, a spoiler is a major, major, major renovation that completely

and fundamentally alters the way we perceive a movie prior to that revelation.

For example, I see dead people in sixth sense, right?

Finding out Bruce Willis was a ghost the whole time.

That to some people is the threshold for what a spoiler is, something incredibly pivotal

in major that alters the way we see the rest of the movie.

But then you go all the way down and some people's idea of spoilers are very, very, have a

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