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Hey Jamie, hey Caitlin, it's me your general of the

army that you're in and also your mom. I mean, just so you know, what is a movie if not about

mothers and daughters? Oh, gas.

Oh, Caitlin, I too really dream of the day where you say, turn around and then you cut my shoulder

and pull a shark's tooth out. That's how we'll know. Yeah. That this was really meant to be.

That this was a real second act shit going on. Yeah. Yeah.

Wait for it. Wait for it. Yes. I will keep my shark tooth in place until the day comes.

Thank you. But I will be ready. Great. Welcome to the Bechtelcast. My name is Jamie Loftus.

My name is Caitlin Durante and this is our show where we examine movies through an intersectional

feminist lens using the Bechtel test simply as a jumping off point. Yes. Which of course

is a media metric created by queer cartoonist, Alison Bechtel originally found in her comic

thanks to watch out for a classic intended as just sort of like a bit a joke and it's had since been

used as this media metric that has many different versions. Yes.

R's is as follows. Two people of a marginalized gender must have names. They must speak to each

other about something other than a man such as a conversation about mother tearing a shark's

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