If they had told me this podcast was going to be 15 years long, would it have been easier

to endure?

That's funny.

Thank you. This episode is going to be 15 years long. I'm calling it right now. Yes,

we have to do the kind of experiential. No. People love it when we do. No. And we remember

in the prestige episode, we can check in with this guest when my twin sub then first

like, oh yeah, I definitely remember that. Well, it's seven years ago. Bring a hammer,

just so disappointed. All these things. We're trying to get in a bit inception. We did

podcasts in a podcast, 17 hours, we were 127 hours long and that worked out really well.

So I'm saying, let's just do as long as we can get dumplings. Yes. Oh, yeah. Right.

We will have dumplings delivered every day. That would be nice. Yeah. No, we can check

in 15 years later, those like Richard Link later style. So what's that? We do the math.

2038. Oh, oh yeah. So we'll meet back here. Yeah. 2038. Or like the wet, how do Americans

somewhere? Right. Right. I'm busy that morning. But after noon, I could do. So rather than

do a 15 year long podcast, we do a podcast then 15 years later, we come back to and go,

yeah, pretty good. Pretty good. What are you doing? David's take his new favorite bit of

prop comedy, playing with the big tape measure. He likes the big tape measure. This is set up

in a later episode. Okay. All right. This is a terrible beginning to a big episode about a big

movie from our big director. You're long podcasts. This is blank check with Griffin and David.

I'm Griffin. I'm David. It's a podcast about Photography's directors who have massive success

early on in their careers and are given a series of blank checks to make whatever crazy passion

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