You're in Toronto. I'm not in Toronto right now. Did you hear anything from the trucker convoy yesterday?

Did you hear, did you hear horns? It's all I've seen on my social media feeds. Did you take part? Did you join the rally?

Did I hear anything? Yes. I most certainly did. In fact, throughout almost all of yesterday, the noise was

completely deafening.

Many, many floors up with all the doors and windows closed, incredibly loud, incredibly

disruptive.

It was absolutely massive, and the focal point of it was very close to my apartment.

So from my balcony, I could see much of what was going on.

A lot of it, though, was just the usual sort of incoherence and, like, mix of stuff that you get at a protest like this.

I will say that, you know, I did grow up in rural Ontario, and I will say there is a substantial difference between the way that people I grew up with are talking about this and people I went to

university with are talking about this.

Now, I know you've seen Ace Ventura Pet Detective.

Oh, I mean, too many times.

And I feel like my memory of it is that it hasn't aged well.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, you know, there's the, you know, the obvious, like, transphobic element of it, um, problematic. It hasn't aged well. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you know, there's the,

you know, the obvious like transphobic element of it, but it also hasn't aged well just in terms of,

uh, it's not a very good movie. I, my, my memory of watching it last time was that the first kind

of 30 seconds when he's just like dragging that box along, you know, railings and

throwing it around and stuff. So funny. So funny. That's what, that's what Jim Carrey does

well. All downhill from there. It's just, yeah, I mean, the movie, it just doesn't really make

sense. This podcast has given me, they live glasses to watch, watch movies with. So I am much more conscious of

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