On the Bechdelcast, the questions asked if movies have women in them.

Are all their discussions just boyfriends and husbands, or do they have individualism?

The patriarchy's effing vast.

Start changing it with the Becdell cast.

Hey, Jamie.

Hey, Caitlin.

I have had it with these motherfucking snakes on this motherfucking podcast.

I wish I had a snake. Really? Is that bat? No. I'm not kidding. I have a snake tank.

Oh, that's right. Yeah, I went through my snake face and then I just, um, it turns out I'm afraid of snakes.

I too am afraid of snakes. I, too, am afraid of snakes.

I would not want one as a pet personally.

Friend of the show, Maggie, this is going to be a loose episode, but it's also going to be a very

serious episode.

It's so serious.

Don't underestimate how much text there is to discuss.

Maggie Mae Fish, friend of the show, has a snake.

Yes. And her snake outgrew the the show, has a snake. Yes.

And her snake outgrew the tank, which is a terrifying prospect.

I also believe her snake is named Jeff, which I think is very cute.

That's hilarious.

Jeff's a snake.

And she was like, hey, you know, Jeff outgrew the tank if you want the old tank. And so I still have the tank. I still, but now it's like I have two cats and a dog, you know, like, am I really going to add a snake into the mix? It just feels like a lot. I mean, it's not a big apartment. According to the movie we're watching or discussing today might be dangerous. It might be a little scary.

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