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Speaker 1: Don't know what you saw, but ones I almost forgot

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where these last two trailers we're going to talk about.

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but this was the trailer to like, go watch the

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full trailer online. And we got Mars. So let's let's

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start with Michael and we'll end on Mario because it's

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a bit more. Uh No, I don't know, you're not

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seeing Michael right?

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Speaker 2: Oh? Obviously not the only way I'm going to a

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freaking musical biopic these days. If it's fucking Steely Dan

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or else, I'm I'm not going.

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Speaker 1: That's it. There's no one else to get you in

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the theaters.

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Speaker 2: Would I even go see a Pink Floyd one?

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Speaker 1: You would? I feel like, especially they might do some

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trippy stuff with the movie too. There could be it would.

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Speaker 2: Be it would not be cool and trippy. It would

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be bland and fucking so boring and dry and predictable

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like all these movies are. I might still see it,

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Speaker 1: If it was like, because I'm with the s webisode

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big proponan this. Have you ever seen or heard of

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the weird al Yankovich.

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Speaker 2: That I am into. Yes, I have not seen that yet,

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but I love the I love that's that's fun. That's

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fun and interesting and different, whereas all these other ones

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Speaker 1: Yeah, where it's like thirty percent of biopick and then

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seventy percent of stuff that's made up like in the

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middle he's a Dane Madonna and he's a soldier. Like

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all this stuff, I feel like, I feel like Pink

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Floyd or something. It would make something like that. Well

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maybe it's not that, but it's like telling the story

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through trippiness, and it could be like a cool gimmick

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because these biopicks aren't.

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Speaker 2: Who's who's coming up with that? And you're getting it's

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getna approved by Roger Waters, who's like the grochiest guy

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of all the time. He's like eighty and he's like

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no fun at all. He's not approven that, and he's like,

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you know, he's got, you got he's got to sign

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on anything Pink.

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Speaker 1: Floyd, But how like, how did he approve all the

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other stuff Back in the day that was trippy, you know.

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Speaker 2: Because he was a cool young guy who was doing

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drugs all the time, and now he's just an old

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curmudgeon piece of.

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Speaker 1: Okay, so sadly, maybe you have to wait till he passes,

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but I feel like you could get like it's not

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gonna be Nolan. But what that's a good question, Like

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who could Let's say they come to I say, hey,

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we want to make an actual trippy Pink Floyd. Like

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who's like a hot A twenty four and Neil director

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right now that could make that trippy Pink Floyd movie.

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work out for sure. I don't know if I could

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peg a director off the top of my head, but yeah,

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like I.

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Speaker 1: Don't know their name, but like you could tap the

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person did Color out of Space still on? Like I

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feel like they.

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Speaker 2: Could do Okay, I need to higher quality than.

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Speaker 1: Get higher quality. I'm trying to think of just even

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a movie that's been weird.

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Speaker 2: With really good visuals.

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Speaker 1: You know it's not trippy, but the way they tell

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the story. I feel like Josh Safti, who broke off

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and directed My Supreme, that like he could do something.

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there as well as.

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talking about. He could do the Yeah, he'd be great. No,

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because I feel like, like BIC is trippy, but like,

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think about the opening credit still and when there's that

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scene happening and then they go into the creation of

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what's happening in that scene, Yeah, when the some swimming

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going on. So that's what it's like for me. It's

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like that's random halving this movie, right. I feel like

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to Pink Floyd biopic where they get abducted by aliens

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and that's why their music is the way it is.

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so we need something else, something that we sell, maybe

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wizard from space that comes down and they just.

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Speaker 1: Go to Doctor Strange raw because Doctor Trage is some

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on their album, right, so they partner.

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Speaker 2: With Marvel overdriving Doctor Trage one. Yeah it's true.

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one of his journeys and there you go. You're set.

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am curious how this goes. The truth will be revealed.

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I know, I'm bump crickles out here because it's his

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favorite movie of the year is coming. But uh so for

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this this tri what because you're not seeing it? Do

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you think this is gonna be Do you think this

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one's gonna be hit? Because we've had stuff like Bob

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where I fake Bohemian rahps did he hit? And all

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these students were like, oh, we got to make musical biopics.

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gotta be selective because I think Queen very massive band

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with a tragic story, all that stuff. I feel like

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that's not the same for Ellen John or for Bob Marley,

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which does have a track story, But in a different sense,

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this big Oh, I think this is gonna work for audience,

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or I think this is like another like, oh, this

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is not looking good. It's gonna be in the dust somewhere.

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Speaker 2: I think it's gonna be in the dust somewhere, That's right.

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fan these days, and I just want to tons of people.

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that's the thing. You don't know. This movie looked so

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sterile too, like it's not gonna be a like actually

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dark and interesting thing and going into like the you know,

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craziness in his life. It's just gonna be like very

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by the book. And if these other ones that actually

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know if this one is gonna do the trick, especially

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when you don't not like those other two that you

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mean maybe, I guess I don't know how. Uh Jerry

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if he's he's not proven like track record in the

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movie getting people to butts in seats at the theaters necessarily,

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any names really. I know it's got like Michael Jackson's nephew.

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Speaker 1: Jafar Jackson and Coleman Domingo, you know, had both these trailers. Yeah,

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and even Schaman, Like I want what was I wanted

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to look at what that Dylan movie did, a complete

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unknown because that has Chalmet who was like on the

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bigger like he's in Dune. He had walk of going on.

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that's what I'm telling you, Timmy is getting paid. Even

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seventy million, what's in same thing?

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everything works, but I just look at them like I

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you know. So yeah, I'll be there opening date. No, Daniel, definitely,

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because I was somebody that I've appeared on the show

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many times. I'm not gonna say them by name, but

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if he's on his panels anymore, but I remember around

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the time they announced this movie, I made some sort

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of Michael's completely and so now here's me think I'm

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not taking a stance I don't know what happened there.

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situation where if you're telling me, hey, let's say I

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don't know, like I'm gonna be a copy of Michael. Please. No,

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it's it's still in theaters. It's doing so well, it's

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the two storylines of can I break off from this

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He's the worst. So I'm excited to see Coleman. I

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will be there opening night to see because I'm just curious.

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I think, like you said, they won't talk about any

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of that stuff. I think and for money wise, it's

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probably safe to do that. It's like, just tell the

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musical stuff, and I could see the story because most

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of the stuff I feel like is happening pre all

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those accusations, all the trial stuff. So that's kind of

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safe that you can be like, hey, we're just gonna

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tell up until when, like let's say, not Thrill or

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but let's just say like Ghost came out and then

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not Ghost or whatever that album is where he's in

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the fucking house. Well, it's not too late, like whenever

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that was. You can do a whole period of chunk

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there and you're kind of good there. So yeah, I

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agree with you that the actual movie though, looks very, very,

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very kind of bland. It looks just kind of paint

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by numbers. But sometimes look at something like Minecraft that

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can make a bunch of money, right, I know Minecraft's different,

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but like to me, Minecraft's are very paint by numbers

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movie and a billion dollar movie, you know. So yeah,

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did I take the bet? Oh? I did take the bet. Dylan,

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Oh no, we already have a pizza bet going. You

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need Michael hit a billion, oh man, Maddie.

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Speaker 2: Billy on this you had a Billy gen on this.

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Speaker 1: You're fucking crazy, Maddie. Can you just in the pizza

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that at least tag me so I can remember that

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I took it. He must have got me on a

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day he was going.

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Speaker 2: I could see it, nuts, I can see it. Did

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you even put that in your top ten of the

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year prediction with the with Mike?

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Speaker 1: Yes, I did, I did well? Okay, Yeah, and I

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wanted the draft. Yeah, I wanted to drap a. Kirkling

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got it. Kirkland had Kirkland has it in the third spot.

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Speaker 2: So he copied you.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, he did the truth Wilier Field. Remember Ty Hadad's

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number one pick last year, So I could be wrong,

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but I just again, Dylan. My other thing is I

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think where this could hit, just like with the Avatar,

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just like Go Transformers. I feel like the international audience

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could be huge for this movie. And those are people

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that don't give a shit about any trials or anything

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that happened. They're just like, man, I fucking loved Thriller

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when I was this age, and I think he kind

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of transcends like different languages.

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Speaker 2: So I mean, hey, I saw the thing you posted

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the day Like Devil War's product too is barely tracking

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really well or something early. Yeah, I thought that would

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no one give a shit about that, So what do

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I know. I'm just some guy, you know.

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Speaker 1: It's like the most watched like uh, I think trailer

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for that studio of this decade or something like that.

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I don't know, like it's people.

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Speaker 2: Well now you're no, you're telling me that. Now that

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just sounds like okay, well make the very specific gold post.

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Maddy's in the highest list into episode of this hour.

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Can you believe it? Like you know, we can be

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the stats and it sounds good.

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Speaker 1: That's I'll take those stats, you know. Maddie says he

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can see it being eight hundred and nine hundred, says

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he is get a little bump, you know, and that's

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coming out. It's it's April, so I think there's time.

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Why should be big, you know, so, but yeah, we

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will see what happens