Well, folks, our movie on this episode is a super delegate pick.

A plurality, is it a plurality?

A segment of...

No, it was a majority.

It was like 5149.

It was like close vote.

A majority of a plurality of, you know, through whatever flawed process of democracy we've implemented,

our movie on this episode that the superdelegates have chosen is 1998's

Ants, Starring Woody Allen.

You know, when you're the middle child in a family of five million, you don't get any

attention.

I mean, how's it possible?

This is what the official ideology of the 1990s was.

It was like bourgeois liberal individualist. And it's so funny that so many

90s movies, the way they engage with this is not to be like, okay, but the problem is that we have

the wrong type of individualism. We have a type that's actually very parochial and is kind of, you know,

its parameters are circumscribed by consumerism and by other institutions.

Instead, these movies, like, they look at, like, the spiritual desolation of the 1990s, just the

fucking wasteland of the 1990s. And, I mean, you know, I feel bad sort of getting all this in

at the end of ants, which is a film that I enjoyed a lot more than, like, you know, fucking

American Beauty or something like, you know, fucking American

Beauty or something like that.

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