All right, Cargill. Let's go get some breakfast. I'm feeling like an egg McMuffin today. Let's go get some breakfast.

Not this late in the morning. It's like 11.15, dude, what are he talking about? They have breakfast all day at McDonald's now.

What are you talking about? They've never done breakfast all day. What, but I thought, oh God, what am I going to, no, what's happening?

Oh, oh, thank God. It was just a nightmare. Oh,

let me text Cargo. Hey, hey, Cargo, let's, uh, let's go to, let's go to McDonald's

against a breakfast. I'm feeling like a, uh, uh, a griddle today. I know they have them all day,

so McGrittle it up. They actually don't have McGrittles anymore.

No! Hi, this is Dick Miller.

You're listening to Junk Food Cinema on Film School rejects.

Who were these guys?

Yeah. Who are these guys? Hey everybody, welcome back to junk food cinema.

This is the weekly-ish cult and exploitation film cast that is so good, it just has to be fattening.

I am your host, Brian Salisbury, forever a slave to McDonald's breakfast.

And I am joined once again by my friend and co-host.

He's a lieutenant of Megaforce.

He's working on movie things.

He's see Robert Cargill. Hi. You know what? I'm really happy that you added in that bit.

You didn't tell me about that before. He said, let me text Cargill in that because the first

time you ran through that, I'm like, why finally you caught it at the end there because I was just like, that was

going to be kind of awkward.

Just roll over and be like, what kind of friendship do Brian and Cargill have?

Look, we wear a lot of headbands.

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