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I was talking about this one. First off, first thing that always comes to know is I'm like

researching this because we're about to talk before we get in the actual narrative of the film.

You know, it made almost 60 million bucks. Like it was more successful. It felt like kind of a

fizzle at the time and it wasn't it for this kind of source material given the release and

and everything. I don't know. Maybe I had a weird perception of it. But I remember these were

during the borders years. So this soundtrack was playing a lot. This was supposed to be like a big

kind of like Geistie Oscar thing. And I think it got a couple of nominations but it wasn't as big

as I think a lot of us thought it would be maybe. So anyway, Brian, I'm going to throw you first

because this seems very much in your wheelhouse. What was your experience with this initially?

What is your opinion on this film 15 years later? Yeah, I was very excited for this.

And in the wild is is probably my favorite nonfiction book ever in a non-erotica.

Right. Obviously. Is that an important qualifier, Brian?

Most of it's 50 shades of great fiction or is it fan fiction? Yeah, those the same.

Sure. It's very fictional. Well, it's Chewbacca real or fake. That's up to us to decide.

Chewbacca mom is real. So, um, the all too real. She knows your name.

Yeah, she knows your church. She knows what church it is. We told her everything.

Hi, yeah, yeah, great bit. Um, I, yeah, this, I love this book. John Crack-Hours is my,

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