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Dudley to discuss part four of True Detective Night Country, Barrett, how are you holding up in the dark depressing, horrifying show in which we have immersed ourselves?

I'm just, I'm getting used to my new reality this week, you know, and that, you know, that's because Heist told me himself that we're just, we're all in night country now and I just, that's something that we have to deal with and accept and, know cope with as a as a community.

Gotta come to terms with it.

Gotta come to terms with it, yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah.

And act accordingly. Yeah, because it's just, it's, it's different than regular country.

It is. You know?

It's night country.

It's not day country.

It's night country.

There's less sunshine.

That's one of the big differences.

Fewer, fewer rays of sunshine. Yes. Yes, much fewer.

This was the first episode of the six part season we are enjoying where the total and utter lack of

setting change in terms of day and night really impacted my like because there was

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