What's going on?

I am Nando.

Oompa, loba, dopo, de liggins.

I am the host whose name is Diggins.

And this is mostly nitpicking a podcast where every week we pick a part of a piece of pop culture by looking exclusively at the details.

Woo-hoo.

Oompa, loompa do putty-do.

This is the part where we all say woo.

Now, Diggins, I want to tell you that actually it's Lumpa in the movie.

You said Lumpa. Umppa lumpa that's crazy that is pretty

silly uh i guess it's weird because it's the only time a british person well no i'm sure british people

in the movie have said umpalumpa like in any of the original ones but usually it's willie wanka

american guy so maybe it is just like a different, different way to pronounce it.

I mean, Willy Wonka's only an American guy in the movie because he's played by Gene Wilder.

Right.

I think the whole thing is kind of transplanted to America, sort of.

That's true.

Yeah.

Man, these movies are interesting because they are so vague in certain

ways. And we'll get to it. But two things. Let's do the first thing real quick. DJ is not here,

obviously, but Diggins is. Diggins. You were in the Hague last week because of Sam Bangman-Fried.

It was DJ told me about that.

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