In this episode we discuss White Out, the film invented by Mike Nezmitz's mother.

Hey everyone and welcome to the flop house, I'm Dan McCoy. I'm Elliot Kaylen in the number two seat this time.

And I'm Amanda Nelson, special guest announcing myself. Wow.

Amanda, welcome back. Thank you.

You were here once before when Stewart was here. That's true.

And now you're back when Elliot's here. Elliot who's much more of a gentleman than Stewart.

I don't know if I'd say that. I'm a gentleman but he's a ladies man.

So he has a way of charm about him whereas I really have a base level of politeness.

I'm glad that that's the only thing you base the way you treat me on.

It's just your level, how you treat all women also applies to me.

With a professional courtesy.

Thank you. That's the way I treat you, the way I treat my fiance, the way I treat my mother.

Despite the fact that you actually have an own Amanda for quite some time unlike Stewart who was just meeting Amanda when we did a podcast together.

We've all known each other for a while.

That's true.

Guys, let's not talk about a movie. Let's just reminisce about Sarah Shafer's obsessed with you.

Good old time.

The days of Juve Hall theater.

That's reminisce about a failed New York alternative comedy theater.

It only failed because it didn't make money, Dan.

It's not a failure.

It was a hit. It's just with the audiences.

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