Welcome to shaken and disturbed, everybody.

I am Darren Karp here with John Thrasher, who's blowing kisses to YouTube and Patreon

and all those lovely things.

I'm really excited about today's episode because it's actually been a documentary that I've wanted to talk about for quite some time. I watched this doc back in November last year.

Well, here's a funny little tidbit. I remember being like, yeah, guys, we'll watch it and we'll get back to you like before the end of the year. I think I had told

somebody on Patreon before the end of the year. I had a lot of personal stuff going on at the end of

last year, unfortunately. And so we had to sort of put it on the back burner. But then I think you

brought it up on a recent like N&R. Well, I brought it up because it was nominated for best

documentary at the Oscars this year.

And, you know, that's a really important category because I feel like that more than anything else is like I didn't even see any of the other docs that were nominated.

I actually want to see the Alabama solution.

I heard that was very excellent and I have to watch it.

But this did lose out to Mr. Nobody against Putin. And,

and listen, like, I'm sure that doc was amazing because it got so many accolades. So far be it for me to

say that perfect neighbor was snubbed. But I will say, I thought of this doc as just very excellent

because there weren't any, like, there were no one-on-one interviews.

That's right.

There was no, like, here, let me set the stage.

It's all body camp footage.

It's all shot from the perspective of the people involved in the case, pretty much, at least

from the cops who were coming there to dissolve the case.

And so it really lets you have your own opinion about things.

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