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Welcome to the Best End Movie Related Show on the planet Earth, the John Campia show.

Coming from right here in our quaint little studio, I'm, of course, your host, John Campia.

And this is the show where we talk about those things that we love, movies and movie news, TV, and streaming, and all that good stuff. Joining me in the studio today is our technical producer, Jonathan Voico. Hello, hello. Writer, director, producer, Robert Meyer Burnett. Greetings all. And most importantly, you guys are here. Thank you so much for being here and making our little show part of your day and here's how today's show is going to go. We're going to start off by talking about a number of predetermined topics we got lined up for you guys. We've got some good ones too. And then in the second part of the show, that's when we take your live comments and questions. If you guys have a thought, theory, opinion question you'd like like us to address as long as we deem it appropriate to be addressed on our show we do

reserve the right to not answer something if we don't think it's appropriate but go ahead and

fired on into our super chats using the live chats there and we'll get around to answering it

in the second part of the show all right you know let's what? Let's bring this conversation public. We were talking before the show started today. Because last night I did the movie club of The Martian. And of course, you can't talk about the Martian without talking about NASA, right? I think it's Naysay. Naysay, yeah, you're right. The proper pronunciation is naysay.

You did a movie club about The Martian without me?

You were out yesterday.

I was going to talk to you about it yesterday, but you were out. You snooze, you lose, Rob. So we talk about it, and I, this has been going on for years, for years. whenever we talk about any movie that involves NASA,

inevitably we'll get some people who think they're English professors.

Eh. whenever we talk about any movie that involves nassau i inevitably will get some people who think

they're english professors who will write to me and say john that's not how you pronounce the word

it's nassah not nassau and people said that for years.

And here has always been my response.

Because I had to do it again last night and today.

I said, you do realize that NASA, or Nassah, if you prefer, you do know that's not a word, right?

It's, NASA's not a word. It's an acronym. So let me ask you a question, I would say. How do you pronounce CNN? How do you pronounce NFL? How do you pronounce? I don't

know, CNBC. How do you say that? don't know, CNBC?

How do you say that?

And I said, if you want to be a stickler about it, and if you want to be really picky and

you want to be literal, there is only one proper pronunciation.

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