So Birdo, we just watched Mandalorian season two. We are nerds. Let's talk about it. What do you say?

Let's do it. This is the Psychology and Seattle podcast. I'm your host, Dr. Kirk Honda.

I'm a therapist and a professor and I'm an O.G. Star Wars person

because I actually saw the original Star Wars episode one, episode four, A New Hope in the

theaters in 1977 at the age of six and I had no idea what was happening.

But I knew that I loved Thai fighters in X-wings and I just, I came home and just drew X-wings

and Thai fighters all day long.

Who are you, Burro?

My name is Umberto Castagnan,

and I'm a professional rock appraiser,

and I also have a longstanding love of Star Wars.

My first conscious experience, I should say the first

memory, explicit memory that I have was me going to watch Empire Strikes Back in the

theater with my dad on the day he broke up with his girlfriend at the time

But as my dad is explained to me numerous times he had already taken me to see Star Wars the first one multiple times in the theater.

But you don't remember you were you were like three years old at the time or so yeah

so I don't have explicit memories of that but I take their word for it.

Yeah by the way this episode is not going to be about psychology or

Seattle at all. We are just two nerds who frequently talk about Star Wars and there's a sliver of the

listeners who appreciate it and so this is this is for y'all and also this is going to spoil

the entire Mandalorian two season run and so

if you don't yeah although it'd be hard not to have it spoiled online anyway at this point

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