If I were to do like sort of a standard high stakes American podcast presentation and I like interviewed you

What I would do is I'll be like Michael Hobbs tried to buy shoes and I'll be like a quote

And you'd be like I wanted brown broves. I'd be like he only wanted brown broves

Like when someone is just like trying way too hard sexually and you're like did you like learn a routine and then memorize the order?

You're welcome to you're wrong about the podcast where we did bunk political and historical myths

I came up with a new tagline this week. Oh, that's a good one. I don't know if it's completely accurate

But taglines don't have to be accurate. Well, it describes at least some of what we do

It's like saying you're an importer exporter when you also partake in other activities. I am Michael Hobbs

I'm a reporter for the Huffington Post. I'm Sarah Marshall

I'm a writer for the New Republic and the believer in best feed and this week we are talking about the Godfather

Yes, which is neither a political nor historical myth, but we'll get there

I would argue that it is both

So I watched the Godfather last night to brush up

Okay, my friend Cooper bombardier and whose seller I am currently recording this episode with you in Nova Scotia

And it was funny because he like came down to watch it with me and he was like

Oh, huh, I don't think I've ever actually seen all of the Godfather all at once

And I was like yeah a lot of people like haven't really seen all of the Godfather

It's just this thing that is like that we absorb through cultural me asthma

I think there should be a word for that thing where you know the satire of the object

Ah far before you know the actual object like I heard I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore

For like 10 years before I realized that was a reference to something right and I think the Godfather has a

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