Hello, Sarah Marshall. How are you doing? Hello, Alex, Steve. It's pretty good. It's Thanksgiving week, and I am eating a lot of instant mashed potatoes, so I'm ahead of the game.

Ooh, la la. Welcome, friends, to You Are Good, which is a feelings podcast about movies. Today, we're talking about what, Sarah?

We are talking about Raising Arizona. And if you want, I will yodel for you.

Yeah, please.

Yeah, do do do do do do.

That's good.

That's really good.

That wasn't exactly a yodel, but it was something very committed.

Yeah, we are kind of talking about raising Arizona.

And if you are tired of your own loud family this year and want to be part of a

different loud family, we are it. How would you describe the conversation that's about to take

place, the vibe, how it might fit into one's Thanksgiving week? We started strong by attempting to discuss the movie.

And then, much like the movie itself, we really wandered away from linear plot

into kind of the joy of a series of just kind of random high energy excursions,

talking about life and whether the Cohen brothers are depressed and then

what depression feels like but like very in a fun way. Yeah, I think so. I think often we talk about

life as like these little detours that happen throughout talking about the movie as we say,

you know, like this reminded me of this or this represents this or whatever. And I feel like in movie as we say, you know, like, this reminded me of this or this

represents this or whatever. And I feel like in this conversation, we like adopted the tone of

Cohen Brothers movies. Yes. And then dove into our own lives. Yeah. In retrospect,

that's exactly what happened. I think that's a testament to the power of this work of art

and doesn't bear on the ability of or inability of anyone in this room to stick to a subject.

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