Well, folks, we did not watch Slacker Uprising.

We did actually watch a real movie, but since we're talking about, well, actually, that story, let me restate that.

We watched something, which we're going to talk about.

But before we do that, you know, it is the 400th episode.

And when we reach these milestones, we do like to commemorate them with something. We're going to lay out, you know, lay out a few of the kind of Michael and Us basics, the essential texts in a few essential

categories and, you know, maybe revisit them. Some of these we haven't seen or talked about in

quite a while. Slack or Uprising, you know, that's like the free space on the Michael and us

bingo card. I might have to just fire you right now.

Well, we did watch a movie for this episode, and it would not be a proper 400th episode spectacular

if we did not acknowledge a little corner of the universe that has also been very important to us,

and that is the cool

duder wet movie YouTube universe. You guys are on the Patreon, so you've probably heard us talk

about this before. Let's say. I call this category ready player fun. Well, I mean, God, it was,

it was so great, like, the first time we talked about them and there were a bunch of people

responded. It's like, I can't believe someone about them and there were a bunch of people responded.

It's like, I can't believe someone knows about these guys.

Like, Wet Movie One, I thought I was the only one.

No, there is an army of us all wearing our Guy Fox masks.

We are many, they are few.

Sean C. Phillips, who is Cool Duder, has a career.

He's acted in many and contributed in the creative team to many low-budget horror movies.

Movies that go either direct to DVD or direct to streaming, what you might call micro-budget horror movies.

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