Stephen, how it's so good to see you again. How are you?

I'm so happy to see you. It's been way too long.

Way too long. Way too long.

Hey everybody, welcome to Literally With Me, Robert Q. Low.

I like to give myself a middle initial to make myself sound more important and smart.

Stephen Soderberg today. I've been blessed to work with a lot of directors.

He might be at the top. All of his movies from, you know, the Oceans movies to

sexualize and videotape to traffic. She won the Academy Award for Best Director and

on and on and on. He's directed theater. He truly is an autoree.

Operates the camera. He edits the movie. We work together on behind the

cantaloupe. And he truly crackles with intelligence and vision and an inspiring

inspiring good do. So I'm psyched that he stopped by today.

The last time I saw you, you were crawling over another table to go get a

wonderfully well-deserved award for behind the cantaloupe. I'm craven when it

comes to that. I saw you throwing people out of the way just to get up there and

get your award. It was unbelievable. Who knows when I'm gonna get that

chance again. Oh, well, it's really funny. I was looking at some of my research

and you have a great quote, which is if you if you're bored getting into the

location scout van, maybe you should let somebody else get into the location

scout van. That was my favorite thing. I so related to that. It's weird. Scouting

is such a crucial part of the process and it makes me crazy. Well, it's the best

job in the world. And for those of you who haven't had the pleasure to work on

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