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All right, let's go talk about wacky 80s comedy movie

tropes and how that somehow vaguely relates to Matthew

Chapter 6.

It's going to work, I promise. You know the formula from 80s comedies where you got the main character of the every man who's like you or me and he's you know just trying to get through life

then he's got his wacky sidekick and the wacky sidekick

takes every man's otherwise boring existence

and makes it really interesting but also fraught with completely unnecessary problems.

And wacky sidekick guy has always got terrible advice about girlfriends and what to do and wacky sidekick guys and when always is like totally street smart he knows how things ought to be

except his advice is always absolutely terrible and he says things like I got this man

Trust me you're like no I know this the archetype if he says

trust me as he pulls down his shades and cocks his head to the side and

glances over them at you with this knowing I got this bro look do not trust him he most

certainly does not got this though the movie is going to get way more interesting if you do listen to him so maybe just listen to him

for like the first third of the movie and then start doing smarter things as you go along.

But it's a little bit different when we get to Matthew Chapter 6 and we're in one of the all-time famous, trust me, I got this kind of sayings, but it's happening in a totally different context.

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