Hey,

Hey everybody, it's your flying dog dragon wizard, Holden McNeely.

And it is I, your strong-handed, rock-biter bruiser.

These hands look strong.

Yes, they look strong, Jay. But I'm a big dumb rock man with clinical depression.

Yes, you are a rock man with clinical depression, Jake.

I thought that nothing would take me, but then I took Zoloft.

And now, you know, it's easier to get out of bed.

Honestly, quite frankly, it's a shame that it's been stigmatized.

Zoloft, try it today. This episode of which The Brewster been stigmatized. Zoloft. Try it today.

This episode of which the Brewster is brought to you by Zoloft. It solves all your problems. It solves enough of your problems. It solves most of it. It gets you through a long flight. What? I don't know. I don't even know what Zoloft does. You're living in a world where like kids are grinding Zoloft. Like there were bars of Z.

Like there's Instagram rappers talking about that SSRI. You're living in a world where, like, kids are grinding Zoloft. Like, they were bars of ZAN.

Like, there's Instagram rappers talking about that SSRI life.

We are tackling maybe the most quintessentially 80s fantasy movies of all time.

Yeah, I mean, look, and there are others we're going to do eventually. I gave Jake actually a choice of three, and I love your reason why. I said, because these are all going to be Wizard of Roosersers episodes at some point. Princess Pride, which fuck you for not let me talk about Andre the Giant this week. What, what, did he come back from the grave? No, I just wanted to, I just wanted to talk about him. We would have gotten to do that with Princess Brett.

Labyrinth, of course, right?

But we already did Henson.

Makes sense, right?

But you told me it's the 35th anniversary of Neverending Story.

And Neverending Story is one that I've mentioned to you multiple times as something to cover.

I'm not even sure why.

Other than it does what children's content does that I like the most,

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