The McElroy brothers are not experts, and their advice should never be followed.

Travis insists he's a sexpert, but if there's a degree on his wall, I haven't seen it.

Also, this show isn't for kids, which I mentioned only so the babies out there will know how cool

they are for listening. What's up, you cool baby.

Hello, welcome to my brother brother me an advice show for the modern era. I'm your oldest brother,

Justin McElroy. I'm your middle-aged brother Travis McElroy. Yeah, I'm your baby brother,

Griffin McElroy. Ladies and gentlemen, we got Brave Fever here at my brother, my brother,

me. Movie that comes at every movie that we've had. Well,

it's a certain box office gross and rotten tomatoes rating. Travis has seen the film. He won't

stop talking about it. Travis, give us your review of Brave the ticket from Disney's McDonald's Pixar's.

I'm glad you asked Justin. Let me break it down for you. So there's this red hair girl, right?

She's sick of being a girl. She's in sucks. Yeah, well, and no, in the context of the movie,

I don't think this in real life, but she's like living in like 10th century Scotland,

so they want to like burn her from being a woman. Good to be a dude back then. Yeah, it's so great.

Everybody loves dudes. So they're like, oh, you're a girl. We're going to burn you, right? Because she's a witch,

obviously. And so then, because she's got red hair. And so then she like throws it back in their

face and she's like, fine, then I'll be a witch. And so she turns her brothers into bears.

And then she rides a horse for a while. And then she's at the Stonehenge and she does some magic

and all the sudden, Wally is there. Now, and they're hanging out. Let me get her up to that.

Wait, can I try to find Nemo, right? Can I interrupt you for a second, please? Yes.

That's exactly right. I haven't seen the film, but I read the official review in the Christian

Science Monitor, and that is word for word witchcraft and bears. I did read the original script leak

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