The time has come, the Walvers said.

Do you ever know that from Alice in Wonderland?

It's like one of my favorite scenes.

I thought it was, you were going to tell me it was from like the Beatles album.

No, it's, um, the time has come, the wall were said to talk of other things of shoes and chips and sealing wax of cabbages and kings and while the sea

is boiling hot and weather pigs have wings pigs callo calais we're gone today with cabbages and kings

and it's like the cartoon and they eat all the oysters the walrus is i know exactly when you're

saying it i can picture it all in my head happening like madness.

There were certain cartoons when I was a child that kind of frightened me

or certain things that I know we're supposed to like,

like Wizard of Oz,

that it frightened me so much as a child.

As an adult,

I have a hard time watching it.

Really?

Cheney, we got some cartoon trauma.

Let's go.

Episode 93, baby.

We're back.

It's not cartoon trauma.

It's just like if I have something else with my time.

And there's something weird about like the walrus and top hats and the way like certain animation moves. Like I don't love Fantasia. It creeped. I love Fantasia. Dude, I listen to the Fantasia soundtrack every day. Like literally every day. Just because I love the right of spring. It's like one of my favorite classical songs and I love sorcerer's

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