This is Scott Campbell from the Stupid Things for Love podcast.

I have a seven year old son and the biggest mountain I climb every day is trying to put shoes

on this child.

And I'm so grateful to Skechers for making the only shoes my son will willingly put on by himself.

Their slip-ons are amazing.

And he doesn't have to do with laces, he doesn't have to do with anything.

They come in the perfect color blue.

Thank you, Skechers, the Comfort Technology Company.

And you can find Skechers everywhere.

Skechers.com, a Skechers store, or wherever stylish footwear is sold. I'm I'm Oh The

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Welcome to all right what's up everybody welcome to mar colab with my two favorite bros we've got

sciop cinema we've got uh thomas and brett back for another excellent discussion

and it's been too long i I apologize to these guys because we've

waited too long. Their link is in the show description for one of my favorite podcasts to

listen to. I listen to every episode actually of Sciop Cinema. I keep up with them. Today we're

going to be doing three oddball films that are kind of older.

Everybody's seen, you know, stranger things.

And we've watched Stephen King talk about, you know, mutant kids and how they're evolving to be the race of the future with superpowers.

And we've seen X-Men, New Mutants. We did this well on your Taylor joy she's always in some trauma-based mind control alternate split personality type of film and what about the previous

generation we're going to go back in time to the 70s and 80s to the earlier films that had this

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