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Hello, this is Brett Goldstein. I'm a comedian and actor, writer, director,

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Hey Jorge, would you say that you have good taste in movies?

I don't know if I have good taste in movies, but I feel like I like what I like.

But does that mean that you think those movies taste good? I mean, what does it mean to have good

taste in movies? You mean like if I ate a movie? Yeah, exactly. Our certain movies are delicious,

or hard to swallow. I think some plot lines are definitely hard to swallow.

Yeah, but it's kind of an interesting question that you're asking me. You're so asking me

like, how can a movie taste, or how can somebody have good taste in music? Yeah, exactly. Why do we

use the word taste to describe how we choose art or clothing or living room furniture?

So I'm like, you're going to eat that stuff. Well, it's probably just kind of a poetic analogy,

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