There's a little Trojan horse today, you know, because Girard was like, oh, here's a little

Valentine's Day, little fun rom-com.

Swindle.-com swindle

that swindle swindle the swindle was real swindle pierce that's what we're

going to call it that was this was a swindle pierce I mean it was definitely a swindle

do you know this is based on a real book? Oh, no. That makes sense. It's based on a book called Relationship Goals. Yeah, the full title is Relationship Goals, How to Win at Dating, Marriage, and Sex. You know what? Once the movie started, I figured this was based on a book. Like, literally when the movie started, I was like, oh, this has, if I, anytime it's based on like a, sorry, just clarity before you continue, but it's based on like a how to or like a, it's based on the book that they talk about in the movie. Yeah, yeah.

It's like the book that they talk about the movie is real.

And the quotes that they're from the book are real. And the guy who wrote it is the real person who wrote it. Oh, okay. Yeah. Okay, great. Okay. Sorry. And the church that they go to is the real church. It was like once they started listing stuff and I'm seeing this pastor, this, this rich social media pastor pop up nonstop. It started feeling like, um, uh, what's that Steve Harvey book? Um, Think Like a Man. Think Like a Man. This started feeling exactly like that. And except for like the Christian version of Think Like a Man.

I haven't seen Think Like a Man in so long.

But did that play like, like, did it play like each scene was a different lesson?

Yeah.

So basically like, yeah, so it was kind of like this almost, to be honest.

It's like at one point, I forgot one of the women, they get the book.

Steve Harvey, someone's watching TV. Steve Harvey is on there talking about the book. And then each woman takes a different lesson from like, I think it's, I think it's archetype. So it's like, each woman takes on an archetype of a man that they're trying to like break. Yeah. But they referenced it. I think it's art type. So it's like each woman takes on an archetype of a man that they're trying to like break. Yeah. But they reference the book. I think it literally at one point someone physically just holds up the book. Like they just hold it out. Oh, yeah. Yeah. This is all this. Yeah. It's kind of like a commercial. And you know what? Maybe some people will watch this movie, then buy the book,

and then post the picture of their loved one and say hashtag relationship goals.

And it would be a beautiful thing.

And there it is.

Let's start the show. And there's nothing wrong with that.

No, let's start it.

Let's just start it.

Let's just go ahead and start the show.

Jonathan Raylock, James the third.

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