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Thank you. Hello and welcome to Night Call, a podcast for your strange days and lonely nights.

I'm Tess Lynch in Los Angeles, and with me is Molly Lambert.

And over in New York, we have Emily Yoshida.

Hi, guys. I should have done my fake Southern accent. I like Kevin Klein. I don't think it's fake. I looked him up and he's from

St. Louis, Missouri. But it's such a bad accent. It is such a bad. It's also. But it made me look up

where Kevin Klein was from because I realized I had no idea.

You know what it could be though is one of those things where like, for instance, if you try to do, if you're from Boston and you try and do a New York accent, like it's still, you know, you're still a Boston accent.

Yeah, exactly. Maybe it's that. And contrary to a popular belief, there is more than one southern accent.

And the Missouri accent is not like the Carolina accent.

Exactly.

Well, is Missouri sort of Midwesty?

Missouri is the South.

It's the South.

Yeah.

It's not what we would call the Deep South.

This movie takes place in the Deep South.

This movie that we're about to introduce. Yes. This movie takes place in the deep south. This movie that

we're about to introduce. Yes. This movie. This takes some preamble because I feel like

followers that know us from the Hoodies days have definitely heard us at least make threats

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