Welcome to You Are Good, everybody. We're doing the thing. We're talking about the feelings

and movies. Yeah. We're using the movies as a recipe for feelings. We're like, it calls

for this much grief and this much exuberance and this many dad jokes. Just sprinkle it

on freely. Yes. And we're doing our summer stretch, which brings us to what movie right

now, Sarah. Oh, we're talking about the mummy, which is one of the summeriest movies ever

to some summer, summer, summer, you found it the drive through and down at the drive. And

who, who were we joined by and how did this, how did this all happen? Like what are the,

what are people getting involved in right now? We are joined by my friend, Neroja, who's

one of my dearest friends and one of the people I know who most deeply loves cinema. And

we talked about the mummy, which is a frequently requested movie because people really love

it. And we talked about the fact that it is a movie that it is very easy to love and

that we all individually love and that it's like very racist and like why is it possible

to enjoy it so much? Yeah. Yeah. We did talk about that. What stood out to you in this

chat about the mummy? Well, first of all, that like Neroja clearly needs to have just

a show about cinema and some capacity or like a chance to talk about films more often.

You just put a quarter in her and she's just too blessed to be stressed. She just goes

straight for it. She's like ready to be asked about the mummy and about the literature

of colonialism and about Agatha Christie and kind of tropes of 1930s movies. I mean, this

felt in like the best way possible. I say this is someone who like stayed in school until

I was 28. This feels like a wonderful like summer film class. So I hope that you people

enjoy it in that vein. And also in other ways, because we also talk about how horny we

are for all the characters. One of the things that like I think, especially for first time

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