Well, Greetings society, everyone, everybody, welcome to my YouTube channel. My name is John Campia, and this is a companion video. What are companion videos? Well, I'm often glad that you asked to see every day on the John Campy show Monday through Friday. We take the second half of the show to take live comments and questions you guys sent in however we don't always have time to get around to all those live comments and questions

Especially over the Christmas break where we took a couple of days off and we really got a big pile of questions to get caught up on.

So we're a little bit behind but we're going to get caught up here in a companion video.

And I just want to say, I hope all of you guys have had a wonderful Christmas season. We're now into the New Year's season.

We are recording this on Sunday, January the 3rd. I'm recording this at halftime. I really want to be watching that Washington, the Washington Philadelphia football game.

Alex Smith is like the story of the year.

I mean what a comeback story.

They thought this guy was going to die and then they thought they were going to have to amputate

his leg and then they didn't know if he was going to walk.

Two years later, he's playing NFL football again

and maybe about to lead his team to the playoffs,

even though no nine and seven teams should be a playoff team.

Just throwing that out there. Anyway there anyway guys we got a lot of things

that get caught up in here so let's not waste any time and let's jump right into it shall we

and we're gonna start getting caught up here with a question from Frankie Gouge who writes,

people forget about New Year's Eve films. I think my favorite is Strange Days.

However, a lot of great films have New Year's Eve scenes. Godfather 2, it's like one of the best.

Sleepless in Seattle, When Harry met Sally, etc.

Yep, Forrest Gump.

How's good?

You know what one has a really good one that I be just because it's

powerful in relation to the rest of the story is the Daniel Day Lewis

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