Alright, news round up, information overload hour, 80941, Sean, you want to be a part of the program.

I don't find many movies I like.

I really don't. I don't find many series that I like.

You know, I've kind of gotten to a place in my life. I've watched all these series and they're so dark.

And you binge watch them and by the time you're done, you know, you want to jump off a bridge.

And I'm tired of watching that crap.

And I don't spend a lot of time doing it anymore. I've even now retreated back to books.

But when I find something that I really, really like, I like to share it with you.

And I got a trailer. It's a long trail. It's about three and a half minutes long with Mark Worldberg and it and Mel Gibson in it.

And it's about a movie called Father's Stew. It's based on a true story.

And it's about an amateur boxer in this case, Mark Worldberg.

And anyway, moves to LA, wants to be a star.

And anyway, doesn't work out quite the way he wants.

He meets his girl. He really, really likes and she doesn't really care about his bad boy image.

The first thing she says to him, well, you got to go to church.

And he says she tries to trauma, goes to church. He's an agnostic.

And anyway, long story short ends up in a terrible motorcycle accident and starts reassessing his life.

And then leads to a surprising realization that he thinks he's drawn to the priesthood.

I know it takes a while turn here.

And despite this health crisis and so on and so forth,

and his estranged parents are Mel Gibson in the movie, he pursues this vocation.

And it's just, I want to know the rest of it.

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