Speaker 1: Hello, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the IT episode two.
I'm not used to the title it Welcomed to Dairy
episode two spoisero. It's one of those titles of we
talked about that. I get why they call it that,
but it's kind of a mouthful and just doesn't really
ring off the tongue. But yeah, I'm the pickled trast.
Now I'm joined by nice name.
Speaker 2: I am, then hardcaster Delmas.
Speaker 1: There you go, laies, gentlemen, and here we are to
talk about set episode. As I just mentioned. Uh yeah,
thanks to everybody who listened on the last one. Thank
you very much. I haven't looked at the stats, but
I think they did good. I have Dilma made a
chart for our episode one debuts and what dot and
so I think it did pretty well. So thank everyone
that checked it out. And uh yeah, I guess we're
not really delayed. If I don't know what the schedule is,
I think on HBO they did show it tonight, but
obviously it was streaming hallowe night. But uh, it's kind
of a you know, great for the viewers, not so
much for us the content creators. But we're here. And
then after this, we'll get back into it. I think
next week should be me and Taylor because you'll be
on a bus back to Klona, right, so you won't
be you won't be in dairy at all. You'll be
and bere that is true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll be on en route.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so there he goes. You got that that's coming
out next week? So yeah, me and Tayor will do
that unless we're just dead from the stream. But I
think we'll muster it, you don't know, pun intended and
figure it out. And then you got side quest. This week,
you got a Weekly Geek with Taylor and I and
Predator bad Lands. Uh, you know review coming That's gonna
be fun. That's kind of sneaking up on me this whole.
I know we say this all the time. Again older,
it's just October went by like that. The fact that
it was Halloween just over with nuts to me.
Speaker 2: But you know, yeah, I debated skipping Predator only because Predator,
you know, we see a movie late, we review it late. Yeah,
I gotta get on a bus at seven am, so
I gotta be there earlier. And so I was like, ah,
do I do this because I need to get a
good sleep you know, for four twenty four hour stream,
but you know, I'm just gonna do it anyway. So
we're gonna we're gonna do this Predator review. I'll get
no sleep, I'll go on a bus, I'll get to
Klona and hopefully'll get a lot of sleep Friday night
and then be ready to go for Saturday stream.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Not like you gotta do anything tenuous on the Saturday,
you know, Oh no.
Speaker 2: No brain power, no nothing required.
Speaker 1: Now, Yeah, and mentioning that, yes, the Saturday ten am
PST twenty four hour Extra Life stream, which I'm funny
we moved it because of Halloween because kirkha was in Japan,
but I saw that Extra Life actually their official game
day is the Saturday, so they followed my cue that
was before. So but yeah, we're staying up twenty four hours,
trying to raise funds for BC Children's Hospital. Down below
is the link for the full schedule, the Golden Locks,
So if you get to certain increments, what we'll do
some on the stream, some off. I got the uh
Harry Potter jelly beans. Everyone's welcome. If not, I'll be
doing it. But an old school throwback off, So we
did that way way back, and I think you're one
of the custardome. But yeah, so that's gonna be fun,
tons of fun stuff. Anything you can donate, we would
appreciate it. That goes towards BC Children's Hospitals, surgeries, recovery hospital, stays,
all that stuff. We're trying to hit at least two
thousand CD. That'd be great because we could have hit
twenty thousand for the last nine years. And yeah, it's
tax deductible their shirts. You can buy two all that
stuff to the link and I we'd appreciate it. Come
and watch that day, share it. If you can't watch
hit a like if you can't donate, completely understand, but
just help us spread the love. And yeah, Trivia Battle
participants are gonna be now this week on the weekly
Geek Me and Tayor will spin the wheel and decide
the round one matchups for the Geek for a small
a cup so we can download some stuff in advance.
And yeah, lots of other good stuff happening, guests and everything,
so it should be a good time. Deil must though
episode two of Welcome Darry Did you have a good
time here?
Speaker 2: Episode two of Welcome to Dairy boil Boy Travis. This
this episode was dry as a bone, and this was
a real snoozer for me. You know, a lot of
shows really try and whip out all the stops when
it comes to a pilot, especially or a premiere of
a season, all that kind of stuff, and I feel
like they did that last week, and then this week
was definitely not that. I remember at one point just
to pause to see how much more I got. I
was at forty five minutes in, I got twenty to go.
I'm like, geez, Louie, is what is going on here?
So there were a couple of good moments, like the
actual scary stuff, like the you know, big penny Wise
kind of set pieces that we got here were fun.
I liked those. I didn't think they were that scary,
but they were fun scenes like good well shot and
all that. But yeah, I think I'm just so far
feeling a little underwhelmed with the world building of I
guess just Dairy as a as a town, which is
you know, it's in the title of the show here.
I think that's where we're going with this, and I'm
sure it's gonna build up to some interesting stuff. But
this episode felt pretty rough for me. Really, I could
have easily seen this one getting chopped down like a
forty minute EP or something like that, and I got
like the same amount of information across. So yeah, not
my favorite episode of the out of the two, I
guess there's only two to compare too, But yeah, that's
where I'm at right now.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's interesting. I had the opposite effect where I
liked it more than episode one, so I was positive
on it. I think last week, because I know Clayon
and Discord was asking, I think other people are kind
of I think there's people that like or really enjoy
the movies but are kind of on the fence of
do I want to go watch an eight episode series? Right?
And I get that if you're not like a horror
junkie or if you don't love any of those movies, like, okay,
do I want to commit to this? So for me,
episode one, I was like, Okay, I could see like
I can recommend it to certain people, but I couldn't
go that far. We're episode two.
Speaker 2: So far.
Speaker 1: I thought there's a lot of good, interesting dynamics. I
liked these scares better than last week's. I thought one
in particular was really good and really well done and
liked had me on the ende of my seat, so
that was good. I'm liking some of the I think
we talked about this a little bit last week, that
it is a group of kids again, but I'm enjoying
that it's not just so far the Loser Club reducts, right.
They kind of maybe insinuated they might go that route
last week, but even this week, it feels like these
characters are very far apart and not on the same
page as of right now. I'm sure near the end
of you know, five weeks from now, they'll unite and
fight the clown all that stuff. But I kind of
like that where we're starting out, it's a little bit
different the army stuff, silfed away and see. But I
enjoyed a little bit of the twist of what I
thought was just a clear, oh, this is what it is,
and I kind of like how we got there. And
then we met another character just a little bit here
that obviously we've talked about coming in that I'm excited
and I actually was liking the actors. So yeah, for
the most part, I was pretty pretty positive, and I
was surprised because I thought last week I was just
good on it. Where this week, I'm very excited by
some of the dynamics, especially I think in the last
five minutes of where we could go the season, especially
one location. I think we're gonna have lots of fun
in there. But yeah, so I'm more on the positive spectrum,
So we'll be interesting reviews about what we found here
and whatnot. So anything else noun.
Speaker 2: Spares I don't think.
Speaker 1: So no, well there you go, So ladies show them
if you've not seen the episode, bounce out, come back
later and then we'll be right back and we're back. Yeah.
I think other than that, Patron could get this episode.
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appreciate that. Uh, mister mus where do you want to
start with this week's episode?
Speaker 2: Well, I'll start at the very big guinting, which will
be just a quick hit. But man, I was so
worried when we get this scene of our I don't
have the IMDb open, so I don't know these characters'
names yet. But the main main girl that we're following
along here.
Speaker 1: Lily the crazy one or yeah, Lily's heard.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I would not call her the
crazy I.
Speaker 1: Mean in the story they're portraying her is like she's.
Speaker 2: Just like the population of yeah, yes, Lily. That is
the one where we get a nightmare sequence, which is
kind of I was like, is this a last week On?
This is kind of just playing a shot for shot
what we saw last week? What's going on here? And
then she wakes up having a nightmare kind of recounting
the events from last week. So it worked as a
bit of a last week On, I suppose. But I
was really worried that, like, oh no, it was all
of that just a dream, oh too, all back here,
and we were so we were all so hyped on
the fact that the show freaking went for it in
episode wanted killing off all these characters, and the fact
that we were about to undo it. I was about
to be heck a piste. But then they then they said, no,
it's just just a nightmare. Everything actually did happen, and
then like seems like a couple of weeks or a
week or so has gone by and then we're kind
of picked up the story from there.
Speaker 1: Yeah. No, I completely agree. When that was happening, I
was ready to almost I wouldn't fail the series, but
it would be now an uphill battle of like, hey,
I'm this is like a five out of ten right now,
you know, like you got you gotta earn more of
it because because yeah, they went for and that would
have just been such a fake out. And I hate
when she was I don't mind if it's in a scene.
If they would have done that, then the character wakes
up right away. It's like, oh my goodness. But if
you would have left us the whole week on man,
they kills kids and did this, that's that's nuts. And
then nothing. So I'm very happy that happened. And then yeah,
I think it kind of went the way we talked
about where we were discussing what was gonna happ with
a theater and all these dead kids and whatnot. They're
just missing and they are playing on one the crime
but also the race element because they're just trying to
find this whole episode, which is the guy. I don't
know if you remember the sheriff who is trying to
just pin it on the theater owner. He's the main
character and saw six. I can't remember his whole name.
Speaker 2: But it's did not remember that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like that actor, is a good actor, so
for me, it was fun to see him in there.
But yeah, it kind of is playing the way that
I thought they would because the original it has that,
whether it's the book in the series, but just the
movies as well, playing on the Okay, something's wrong with Darry,
but there was also race elements and that's where it's
this whole episodes is just trying to pin it on
the sky and what can we do? And you know,
the way they kind of I guess she said she
was trick, but I thought, you know, I feel like
Lily should have been smart enough to know that was
like when he says it like that and does a smile.
So I don't know if there's much of a trick there.
It seems pretty obvious what he's trying to get you
to get you to say. But you know, she's a kid.
Speaker 2: We'll give her that.
Speaker 1: That's true. That's true kid with some issues.
Speaker 2: So a kid who, yeahs, doesn't have a great mom
and has spent time kind of locked up when seemingly
she doesn't need to be, So yeah, you can give
her a little uh lenience there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Carl Richie is saying he's been enjoying it so
far better than he expecting. So there you go. So
that's hard, which is hard to please him sometimes, you know,
chill out last after nine lots of hot takes always,
But uh I did because I don't know if we
we found this out last week, but I did appreciate
that they've informed us. And honestly, it's the end the episode.
That's what I'm excited too. I know it sounds weird,
but that Lily has been locked up before in the asylum.
I don't think we knew that last week, right, I
think just a shit episode. Okay, then I I forgot
that then, Okay. So I am excited, though as messed
up as I'm excited for her to be back there
because I feel like you can do a lot of
fun things with Penny Wise and scares, and you meet
other people, and I guarantee you I wonderful, even meet
someone else that was like a victim of penny wise
that was maybe that they serve I've been deemed crazy
or whatnot. So I think there's some good set pieces
there that I hope could bring some good potential into
the season.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that's one. So one thing also in between
last week's episode in this week, so I have rewatched
uh It chapter one, and then I'm like halfway through
chapter two. It's a long movie, so I still need
a few days to get through all of it. But
one thing I totally forgot about is Bowers. I've heard
his first name, hen Henry Bowers. Yeah, he's like in
an insane asylum in the second one and breaks out
of there, And I don't is that the same Bill Yes, okay.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure the nay. I don't know if it's
exact same Billain, but the name was the similar. They
went to three locations. They went to at one point
the character of the the mom of the uh the
guy that's Mike's great grandfather. He's the armor guy, the
main guy. They I'll get his name, but they chow
the alleyway at one point. That's big for Mike, And
that mean I think you might have already watched that.
There's one point like he Mike's an alleyway and he
looks in a bunch of meat lockers, and penny Wise
is there. You kind of just see the silhouette of him.
But anyway, there's an alley, right, there's an antique shop
that is also from the movies. And then yeah, the
asylum is also from the movie. So we saw three
locations this.
Speaker 2: Week and even them setting up like building the big
Paul Bunyan statue, which is a big set piece in
the second movie as well. For Richie, I think it's
in the second movie. It's Bill Hitter having like a
flashback to when he was younger version and was getting
chased by that thing, right, because I think that wasn't
the second movie, but it was with finn Wolf.
Speaker 1: Yes, they changed it later on to be like, oh,
this did happen during the summer, but you know we
didn't see it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, So that was a fun because I don't
know if I would have remembered that because I haven't
watched this second movie in a long time, but just
seeing that scene yesterday and then kind of having a
little bit of world building there, so that's where I'm
getting a little bit more out of revisiting those movies
right now too, and just kind of okay, familiarizing myself
with some of it, but just like I don't know,
tasteful little pieces of connection. I wonder, like, I don't know,
I wonder if that Paul Bunyan thing we'll see again
in this show or if that was purely just like
one quick scene, just as like a fun little knowledge
in the movies. But we'll see how much the show
is doing that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's interesting because there was a moment where there
was the welcome to Darius sign. Someone threw a guy.
Were they throwing out the sign or were they actually
throwing out the lady and missed?
Speaker 2: They're trying out the Paul Bunyan sign.
Speaker 1: I think, oh, yeah, they were. I just wasn't sure
because obviously the lady was walking through the town and
some people were giving her off. Look said, you just
don't know. Obviously some people they are playing on the racism,
but then something they're playing on the like the there's
some weird stuff going on in Darry So I wasn't
sure in that scene if they were trying to hit
her and they missed, but she just took it as oh,
they're throwing at the sign, but I think it was
the sign, but I didn't know for sure. I didn't
get a read on that, so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think so too. And that lady is the
army guy's wife who is now shut up in town
with their kid. So yeah, how did you feel about
that because we kind of we spent a lot of
time with that family in this episode, probably more time
with them than even Lily or anyone else if you
kind of factor in all of them.
Speaker 1: Yes, that guy is Lee Roy Hamleon the Hamlets, right.
I don't know why. I'm just gonna keep on that
because yeah, technically this guy Lee is Mike's great grand
or I think just god or grand just grandfather, not
great great great grandfather, butt grandfather.
Speaker 2: That's also fun as well. I forgot about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so uh yeah, I didn't mind it. I am.
It is interesting to see because I feel some worry
of they. I guess see how they get there because
they killed all these kids last week. But then I
feel like the girl with the glasses that used to
be friends with Lily that isn't she's getting a bit
more play handling Son's there, and even Handling's son was
interacting with that kid in the hallway that saw Lily's
friend or ex friend. They did like that love like
slow motion everything like that. So for me, I'm just
worried that it's gonna take a couple episodes and the
kids will just be like that. But at least I'm
gonna still kind of gathered that. I don't think they
will be like the Losers Club where they're just all friendly.
It feels like they will come together. But so the
handling stuff, I I didn't mind it at first. I
wasn't sure what the situation was because they end up joking,
but I was sure if it was like a single
parent divorce situation because when he's a and Wayne here
for two hours, but then when they went to me
to smile at okay, But I wasn't sure if that
was the case, And I'm kind of happy. I didn't
really need like the two divorced parents fighting over the kids.
Like there's enough trope sometimes in TV shows. So yeah,
I like them all. I think the moment was kind
of a good guide, right because that was her first
time in Derry where Lee Roy. He's there, but it
doesn't sound like he's really doing much in the tent
like sounds like he's working all the time, right, So yeah, yeah,
so it's like he doesn't get a good idea of
what the city's like. And then even then, like obviously
he's gonna see some stuff at the sun, he's gonna
be at school, kind of segregated place where the wife
she's gonna be kind of all over, you know, especially
in this era, she's doing the cooking, the shopping, the cleaning,
the talking to their housewives, et cetera. So I think
that was a good moment of her kind of seeing
some off people, seeing you know, those kids beat that
one kid up and no one in the town really
caring about it. Also, yeah, so I think they were
good kind of guides to what's going on. And I
like the young Hamling kids so far are you know?
So yeah, I enjoyed them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I think that's a good way to put it,
is that, you know, them being kind of the new
people in town. It's a good way to introduce like
the viewer to what Darry is like currently. And some
of it seems like pretty on the nose and I'm
curious to see how much depth we're gonna put on
top of that, And like Oh, yeah, Darry's kind of
a shitty place. It's racist. Yeah, And like I'm curious
to see we're going. We're we're gonna go like eight
episodes of that, like if we're gonna see much much
change or anything. And obviously even in like the later
IT movies, there's you know, still people not not being
the most friendly and things like that too, But I think, yeah,
having the dynamic of one, yeah, the wife can kind
of go around town, go to the antique store, go
to all these different places, and see what that perspective
is like, and then having the kids as well, because yeah,
we didn't really get as much of him. I guess
we got more other things of the school, but not
him necessarily as much as we did the mom. So
I don't know, I'm intrigued to see where this is going.
And I think I'm more I was, you know, in
the first episode of not loving this kind of old
army storyline, but now knowing this character is also going
to have this awkward dynamic where he's like trying to
joke with his son about like telescope and spying, but
like that joke doesn't really land because he's like not
really been around and he doesn't really know his kid
that well clearly, Like I think there's some I don't know,
some some potential there that I'm excited to dig war
into now and you and is.
Speaker 1: It just because of him? Why the army stuff is working?
Like how did you feel about the the reveal because
I'll show it to superad Mike. He did call last
week that he thought it was a test and that's
what they at first made it seem like, Okay, it
was just a racist officer, but he put together, Hey,
they use this very specific gun that's very hard to
load and reload, and which I enjoyed them. Kind of
him triggering this guy, I think maybe a little easy
because he's supposed to be an officer right, like he's not.
I think I maybe would have bought it if it
was more just like a piece of shit guy out
the street, But he's supposed to be officer. So the
fact that he made just kind of one joke about
like sleeping with his mother, like, oh, that's what I'm
gonna pull a gum. Yeah, maybe felt a little fast,
but I like the idea of oh, he out smart
him and then he as the whole Oh you should
sit down, Sonny. He tells this, it's very like men
it's men in black, Like it's a special operation sort
of thing.
Speaker 2: You know, it's so classic James Ramar stuff of like
this guy who just clearly withholds information and kind of
screws papers and is like super shady. Uh, And like
I know, it's not like he's even trying to like
hide it by being a light jovial guy. Like he's
just a very stern guy as well, so his tone
is Honestly, it's like kind of perfect casting for what
this guy is. I mean, yeah, I'm pretty I was
pretty intrigued with this stuff at like the very end
of the episode. I think some of the scenes prior
were like kind of dry just the writing of it,
even if I kind of like some of that dynamic
a little bit. But yeah, the stuff at the end,
I don't know if we want to jump all the
way there right now. Yeah, But like I don't know
first of all, this idea of like this you know,
device that can induce fear, and I'm curious to see
what that how that relates to Penny Wise and what's
going on there because I still don't really understand. And
then unearthing the car, which is that is that the
car from the episode one?
Speaker 1: Well, that's what I thought.
Speaker 2: One of the people in the car with a big
gun looked like maybe an army guy or something, which
no one in the car was that, so I couldn't
quite tell.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's tough because that's what I thought, because and
I kind of hope it is. I don't know how
they can strictly answer that, right, because it's kind of
I almost like that idea of people, and I guess
we have seen that before, where the things people Pennywise
kills he can kind of take on, right, like, because
you're watching it chapter two, and remember Henry Bowers when
he's older. I'm not sure if he got there. He
sees like his friend in the past but still is
a teenager and he's possessed and even he does yeah,
and he even does that Georgie, right, So it kind
of would make sense that, hey, Pennywise maybe took out
this family or these kids in this car way in
the past and he's kind of using them as like
a shield. But he said, there's some things we didn't see.
But obviously it's because you could just argue that that's
a penny Wise like nightmare scenario. He's made up right,
So I feel to me it has to be tied
to that because it feels very odd specifically to me,
it had that car. Last pisode of The Car, I
didn't do a body count, but had several bods. He's
not just when I had several bodies like that car. Yeah,
So I don't know exactly what that means as far
as like, I don't know why penny Wise would have
to like hide a car there per se. Like I
feel like penny Wise and kind of just get away
with his crimes, you know, Like.
Speaker 2: I mean normally he would like want the bodies for himself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not the car. Yeah, so that's why it's like
the body's aren't there and the car is not there.
I don't know if it's a situation where the thing
crashed in, but yeah, like you said, because penny Wise,
that's the thing where he also is or just whatever
the entity is feeding off fear or making you fear
things and stuff. So I don't know if this is
like a home base form or whatnot. So and I
don't know, you know, can.
Speaker 2: You remind me the time jump in episode one from
when that kid goes missing to when.
Speaker 1: The story four months I think because I was.
Speaker 2: Trying to think too, like does the decomposition sort of
line up, and I think it kind of sort of does,
so it seems like that could be the case.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it could be. Yeah, So no, it was interesting.
I wasn't sure at first too if that was really
things that happening, because they we met Dick Holleran in
this episode and again they kind of we'll see again
with the race stuff if it's service level. But they're
having a good time with their buddies. That sergeant walks
in pretty much sells a bartender, kick them out, and
then they get out of there as fast as possible.
I did like the scene when they go back to
the army base and say, well, that's it. You're gonna
get ridden up're gonna bean big, just this could be
the end of you. He's like, I just just say
it's Dick Holleran and then he's like, all right, you're
good to go. But right after that scene, they directly
went to a scene where he's like almost gonna throw
up and he's getting really hot and heavy. I thought
that was a flashback. I didn't think that was present
day stuff. I thought that was showing kind of what
he's been doing, but I guess it was present day really,
like the transition of when he did throw up a
transition into the uh, the mash potato is hidding the plate,
so you know, thumbs up for that, but uh, yeah,
so I'm not sure, like obviously we kind of figured
that's what he would be doing. I will. I wonder
like with James Ramar's character being all, we need smart
people and people that don't have fIF like I guess, like,
don't get me wrong, I get what he's saying about
this guy doesn't have fear because he can question authority
and take on these supposed races head a head. But
he's just like and honestly, they don't know. But I
just feel like that's a huge leap to go from oh,
this guy who's just like will stand up at work,
will be intolerant to this, let's just say some object
that's gonna make him scared or something right like that.
That's a huge leap. But I guess that's all they
they got in the scenario.
Speaker 2: So but yeah, I mean, maybe there's a lot more
testing or things like that that have gone on I
don't know, yeah.
Speaker 1: So, but yeah, we did meet Dick this episode. I
kind of was surprised that he was this early. I
thought it'd be a little bit and I think we've
kind of heard these Gnna Malp episodes. And I like
that character introduction. I like the character so far. I
like that he's not kind of doing like a Scatman
Brothers kind of impersonation they do then Doctor's Sleep and
it's probably a good idea just to do your own thing.
I feel like I've seen this actor in something. I
could not put my finger on it. It just felt like
I had seen him. But I liked him, and I
liked kind of the introduction, and it kind of makes
sense of they're kind of just using him as a magnet, right,
and that's what the shinings all the time, right like
they he even says, it's like your battery and you
get electrified when you go in there. So it kind
of makes sense that what like when he says we're
getting close, that's what's gonna be interesting as far as
how many dig sites have they been? What it like,
what what are you getting close to doing? Right? Like?
What are they gonna do with this and I guess
my last two point too. We're talking about this in
the discord, and that's always the trouble with the prequel stuff.
It's like how much do you want them to figure
out or know and then not do anything in twenty
seven years or twenty seven years after the fact, right,
Like it will be straight. But I guess we're to
find out right because we know this Leroy guy he
makes it because he goes on to be a grandfather.
So it's not like they're gonna kill them all right,
like in the Row Row one scenario where oh what
happened to that crew? Oh well they all got taken
off the board, right, So.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just I was trying to find an answer
for you of what else this guy has been in
that maybe you'd know him from. And I'm not really
getting like using godsil versus cang. He was in twelve
Years of Slave, but I don't know how big of
a role he had in there. So I think of
the things you've seen, but I don't know if you did,
you have you noticed? So if you google it, welcome
to Darry. Like a balloon pops up on Google and
just like floats up.
Speaker 1: Your browser really let me try this, so that's.
Speaker 2: Uh, it's kind of kind of freaky, a little creepy.
Speaker 1: Let's see. Okay, it did. I was gonna laugh if
it didn't happen to me that I'd say that you're
you're next, you know, yeah you should have. I should have. Yeah.
But yeah, what do you think about Dick's introduction here?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I I think I don't really have
much of an opinion yet on this one. I'm curious
to see where it goes. And I I didn't even
like pick up. Oh yeah, that's like the shiny guy.
Like that's how I'm not, as you know, in deep
on the lore of this sort of thing. But yeah,
I think I'll have to kind of report back next
week on that one. And not too much here for
this episode for me.
Speaker 1: Okay, I figured it out. What I know him from.
He was in the Gotham TV show. He played Lucia's Fox.
So Morgan Freeman's character from the Noman movies like Batman's
Gadget Guy a submarine Mistoane like a submarine. So yeah,
he just supplied Bruce with gadget some stuff. So okay, yeah, cool,
trying to think, Sorry, go ahead. It sound like you
had somewhere to go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I guess we can jump over to some
of the school drama stuff, which, yeah, I don't really
know how I'm feeling about some of this yet. Like
we get this cafeteria scene with the patty cake squad,
and I don't know that. I feel like that scene
was really trying to build up some suspense, not in
like the big horror way, but I felt like it
was going for something that wasn't really working for me.
It was just like a deflated balloon like the whole time.
So I don't know. And then I guess we have
like a bit of drama of like this friend trying
to reach out, here are you doing? And you know,
Lily's just totally zoned out in your own world, doesn't
really care to have these conversations. So this is another
thing too where like I don't really know where we're
going with this. I'm guessing some of these this, you know,
the the plastics so to speak, like the this crew
of mean girls, like feels like at least that main
one is like a prime Pennywise kill, Like feel like
that's gonna happen for sure. It feels like we're building
up to like she's abby girl who's gonna be fun
to watch, like get murdered, I guess, but I don't know.
Speaker 1: Like the main one that was like like leaning the crew,
that'd be like, oh, Beverly, your jacket that or she
could be the Bowers where like Penny Whites kind of
works through her. That's the vibe I was getting as
far as because because there's I doesn't.
Speaker 2: See that dark side to her. I just think she's
like snobbying, annoying, and Jacket's like fucked up.
Speaker 1: There's just a couple of smiles she gave, especially during
the Pattycake, she was looking very clown like and not
the act was just like the like the the cheeks
were up high, you know, and I think anytime the
cheeks on the face were up high, I could see
something like that, So you could be completely right. I
also like, I imagine there's going to be a redemption,
but uh, you know, I'm not rooting for the uh
the girl and the glasses yet either. I feel like,
you know, obviously she's being pretty pretty mean Lily. You know.
Speaker 2: It's almost like we're missing backstory of like them being
good friends, Like I know that they were, and they've
kind of drifted apart, especially in like these last few weeks.
But I feel like as a viewer, I don't like
just buy into that relationship immediately. That's a chemistry thing,
or the fact that we were kind of just like
middle of their story here, we're not. We didn't haven't
seen like become friends. But to me that I just
don't really I don't, like, my heart isn't in. I
don't care if they end up friends or not, Like
it doesn't really make a difference right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I agree with you. The cafeterious and kind
of I felt like it was trying to set up
the same way as I can't remember what they were
saying last week in the car, remember the kids and
the mother out You remember they kept spelling oh u
T over and over. Yeah, So I thought we were
gonna get something creepy having because it was a similar
cadence where it's a group of people doing something over
and over again. Especially at the time, I thought, all
this girl has some Penny wise kind of taken over
vibe and then just ended with her same bullshit, which
you know, fine obviously back then that's a huge thing
to say. You don't want to be saying that. But yeah,
I thought there was gonna be a little bit more.
But I did like the dynamic of Lily and what
is that other character's name, Ronnie of far As, because
we always see like in shows like Okay, why won't
the kids say anything, and it's just because like, well
it's a big clown. But I like this big or
like they'll seem crazy. But I like the reasoning of
she can't be too specific because she's just gonna get
taken back, which kind of sucks because now she just
gets taken back regardless, so it's almost like she didn't
need to. She would have just been better off not
saying anything. You know, she still ended up the same
spot where she was afraid to. But I think that
was a really good dynamic for it to actually have
Lily not say anything, versus some kid being either just
scared about it, kind of pathetic about it, or like
in denial, which we've seen before. So I like that again.
I like that Lily Ronnie aren't as of right now
the best of pals. Ronnie was being down the door
trying to like get at her, like I want to
talk to your daughter and stuff, and so I enjoyed that.
So yeah, I liked their dynamic so far. Sad Lily's there,
and then I guess, Ronnie, I think it's just gonna
be on full just kind of detective mode probably soon, right,
because she's got a clearer dad one way or another,
even though it kind of feels like you're not gonna
be able to clear them because it sounds like the
many people just have an in form right, I thought,
obviously it's a I think the line was good because
it has a lot to do with today. But with
that they're taught, they're pressuring the sheriff and he's, well,
you know, I have no witnesses. He has an albi.
He's like, this is America after all and thinks it's
not America, it's dairy, which I thought was actually a
scary line. That's not Penny Ones at all. That it
is like, because are there are people with that mindset? Right,
and it's just kind of you gotta figure it out
or we're gonna figure it out for you.
Speaker 2: So I feel like that's a perfect snapshot of how
we just felt so different about this episode. I thought
that was like the cheesiest like stupid line. Ever, I
was like, who wrote this? Like this is so lame? Yeah,
but I can totally see that. But Okay, do you
think Ronnie is gonna help Lily break out of this
place and then like help like hide her maybe, Like
I don't know if the theater might be a just
dangerous like the hider, but hider somewhere.
Speaker 1: Something has to happen because I don't think she's gonna
break her out because almost why would she, right, because
I feel like she's so mad at her, it might
be like a good riddance kind of.
Speaker 2: Well, she still cares about it, and they still went
through this extremely traumatic thing, and she's probably gonna be like, wow,
I didn't want my friend to get locked up or
you know, doing like she thinking back to what she
said in the house, she's like, well she said she
you know, didn't try to trick at him, yeah, and
yeah he got she got tricked and then she still
ended up there anyway, So I think she's gonna have
sympathy for her if she finds out. I don't know
how she would. I guess you could just find it,
she doesn't really, she could just find it from school.
I suppose but I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think in an episode or two. I don't
think next week per se. I think there's still gonna
be a little residual being mad, and I bet it's
gonna be a little bits.
Speaker 2: Gonna be just locked up for an episode or two, just.
Speaker 1: At least one episode, just for the scare, just for
the drama. I just think, like I said, lots of
things can mess with Lily in the asylum, I feel like,
right because that's the perfect place where she can act
crazy and the doctors can just keep being like, well,
you're sick, and this is what you need to do.
Right where at school or home or the shop you
act crazy, But she's trying to deny and everyone's like
a little put off. This is there because even then,
when they opened the door right to send her in
the asylum and all the handlers are smiling, you can
honestly say, okay, that's it, like that's penny wise, that's
it doing something. But you can also just say back
then that might be the idea that they want right there,
portraying of like it's all safe here and you're all
gonna be happy here, because they're just kind of treating everybody.
This is back in the day where you know, people
that were schizophrenic were looked at this upon It's like
there was no help for them, right, they were just
kind of damaged goods. So I think that's the thing
where I think at least one episode Lily will be
locked in there. I could even see her just escaping
by herself and maybe her and Ronnie reunit. I don't
think it's out of the question Ronnie comes back, but
I think we have to see a little bit more
one episode. Little is gonna ye just gonna go through.
Speaker 2: It fair enough. Yeah, it feels almost like this is
a you know, a classic trope of anything in including
the first Chapter one movie, where like all the kids
have a fight at some point and then they like
break up for a month or two and then they
kind of reconvene, and it feels like, wow, really early
that this split between them already happened. But that's why
I just felt like, Okay, maybe that's not gonna be
the big split, and like Ronnie's gonna pretty because Ronnie
doesn't really have anyone right now. I guess we assume, right,
so maybe I feel.
Speaker 1: Like her Grandma's not not gonna be that helpful, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know her. Her grandma does not seem like
the best support figure to have for her here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Mike's his hot take so far. I like Lily
as a character more than any of the kids in
the movie. Wow, I think it's a hot take. I
do enjoy Lily. It's funny. Last week we were talking
about like as nice as possible. We felt like the
acting wasn't up to stuff with the group. I will
say I think that Lily and Ronnie are the standouts
for the actors, and I feel.
Speaker 2: Like that Ronnie this episode, for me, did a great job.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So I feel like that's why we kind of
lost some of the actors that were maybe just you know,
all right, they're still working on their their craft. Where
we kept the two best. But yeah, I can't agree
with you yet so far. Mike. Also, you haven't seen
the whole story. I'm a big Ben fan. I really
like Ben in the first movie and on the second movie,
and then I liked h I like Bev, and then
I like Richie for the comedic value. But I could
see being the Mount Rushmore spot when it's all said
and done, you know, you know, the Ford.
Speaker 2: Little Mount Rushmore. Yeah, I think if you're right that
we're that Lily is trapped in here for episode or two,
I think that's probably a pretty good opportunity for her
to do some good acting chops in there. I think
there'll be some good stuff going on there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what do you think about the scary scenarios? This week?
We got the aforementioned Lily in the grocery store and
she's being attacked by pickle jars.
Speaker 2: It looked like for you that you were hinting.
Speaker 1: At definitely the mother one. That was to me that
was phenomena where she because first of the thing which
is a fear again not clauser phobia, but the idea
of not being able to move when she's this thing
just wraps around her. But the darker rhetoric, God, I'm like,
oh my goodness, she's inside a belly. Now, I thought
that's all was gonna be right, But then when she
splits out and gets there, one still the bilical cord
is still attached to her. But then the chair looks
like it still looks like a chair, but then also
looks like a woman giving birth. So I loved like
the juxaposition there and then all this is just the
mom talking about, oh, you know you're the reason I'm dead,
because I don't know if we learned that last week,
but it looks like she died in child birth due
to giving birth to rownie. And then all that stuff
of her pulling the bilgal cord and hear him to
bite it off, and then she turned this big like
and then for a second you saw the dead lights
right with penny eyes that technically we did see penny
Wise tonight with the eyes right, we saw his eyes,
So that to me was even I'd have to think
about the movies, but that's like, I'll maybe that's my
hot take top three for like scares with these and
in the movies as well. I'd have to really think
about it. But it felt like one of the better
ones because it had a like a pure just dread too,
where the pick of Jar one was more I think grosser,
like like it was just kind of I don't know,
like I won't say comedic, but it had kind of
a comedy like coming up pop popkiss Papa like it's
which is fine because penny Wise does that right, but
this was fully like, oh this is messed up stuff
going on right now, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean the bedroom one is one that were
I a bit younger and a bit more frightful as
I used to be, that would freak me the hell
out and I'd be scared to use my bed sheets
for like a few weeks at the time kind of thing,
because yeah, just like I mean, you you kind of
already set it up perfectly, but I don't think I've
ever seen that before. Of Okay, let's turn a woman's
womb into big nasty penny wise teeth. And then like
now the umbilical cord is just a rope a chain
pulling you back into this like garb Rainer pretty much
is a terrifying sight. And then just like the way
the mom's face is like hunched down and like kind
of covered in shadow, and then you know, just kind
of transforms as they usually do before she like pops
up fully in the classic like really creepy way that
the body just kind of gets into full height, which
is like just way bigger and more terrifying than you
could anticipate it to be. Like, yeah, that scene was
really really good, and that for me, like the Ronnie's
acting there too, like the one point when she turns
around and is like clawing at the ground as she's
pulling herself away. Yeah, just excellent. So yeah, that one
definitely got me more because I don't know, not that
it was It's hard to call that more realistic than
the other scene, but I think just something about it
felt like, I don't know, a more immediate terror than
like I'm not gonna be anymore or full at a
grocery store, you know, after that over scene, but this
one it feels like, oh god, that is that is
a creepy thought that'll linger in my head a bit longer.
Speaker 1: I think, do you think I feel like because which
is another thing that's good? That maybe they'll talk about
them in the future, which will bond them. They're both
parents that aren't around visiting them, right Ronnie with the
mom that she lost, and then with the dad. I
can't remember what happened with the dad. Did they explain
that last week with Lily's dad, I know he wasn't around,
but yeah, so I bet that we could. I don't
think this is the last time seeing the parental nightmares
and whatnot them overcoming, but I was think maybe that's
another thing they could bond over is the loss of parents,
and plus they could maybe that's another way where Lily
kind of understands that she could help more because she's
losing another dad. Where I don't know what they're gonna
do with Lily's mom so far, because she was very
dismissed with Ronnie, I like, hey, get out here, I'm
calling your grandma, and then she put her daughter back
in an institution. So I don't think I could see
you know, Ronnie's dad playing a role believing them or
trying to help someone another where I think Lily's mom
is not going to be that. So I do think
they could bond over that. And I do think we'll
see the parents again, probably in some more nightmarish individuals.
And plus I don't know if they're gonna win this,
because we've talked about this before right off, Like I
don't know, Like honestly, it sounds bad, But there could
be a situation where Lily this season ends and she's
in this asylum right like what I described of her
meeting someone that's had dealt with pennywise before, she could
be that where, you know, somewhere in twenty seven before
he said we never saw her, but there, you know,
she had that story because a lot of these I
just feel like Penny Wise kind of has to be
somewhat undefeated early on in these seasons, right, because I
feel like The Losers Club is first time where he's
kind of cocky and eric and and oh I didn't
I didn't win. So that's why he wants him back
as adults to kind of get revenge. Right, So, maybe
I don't think they're all gonna die, but I could
see Lily having a fate worse than death, I guess.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, that's true. I mean, if these are characters
that aren't connected to those movies in the way that
some of these other ones are that we've mentioned already,
like Mike's grandfother and whatnot, then yeah, yeah, I guess
like their fate is kind of gonna be sealed off here.
So we'll see what's going on.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 2: Do you feel like the Lily's mom was under Pennywise's
controller or is she truly just that cold and emotionless
and just such a shitty mom?
Speaker 1: Uh TVD Because I thought at first the interaction with
Ronnie just kind of like, Okay, you're just a parent
that you know, I'll see it's a different situation, but
maybe not handling the best. In the car ride, she
felt a little super cold. Yeah, so I'm I'm a
to be decided. It could be like Beverly's dad, right,
Like obviously Beverly's dad was a piece of shit abuser,
but so I don't know if Lilyman's an abuser, but
just maybe she's resentful of her daughter or something like that. Right,
So kind of like how you were, Dick, That's how
I'm with the Mum where I'm I got away and
see more because I think I had two scenes where
one looked like not the most caring mother and then
one looked like, oh, there's a clown on your shoulder
dancing around.
Speaker 2: So and then Ronnie, Uh, there's that scene in there
when Penny Wise, through the mom's body, is saying like
you killed your mom and you're gonna kill your dad, yeah,
which is something that like even going back to chapter one,
like obviously there's this scene with Bowers when he goes
home and then like the TV he's like seeing you know,
flashes on the TV of like telling him kill him,
do it that kind of stuff. Yeah, I like do
you think that's gonna lead into something? Is just that
him going in her or is like in some way
is she gonna like accidentally kill him, or like I
don't know, is there there is there is that foreshadow
or is that just you killed your mom and childbirth,
you're gonna kill your dad? Like is it just that
kind of one to one? Like I guess he could
even be seen as because I just thought of this
was right in the moment, like okay, well with her
bringing all the kids to the theater, that stuff happening,
of all the kids dying, and now the dad getting
framed for it, is he just gonna be like executed
or something like that, And that's what Yeah, that's what
Penny mis penny Wise meant in that moment.
Speaker 1: I think it will be that, or I think if
he kind of gets deeper in the mystery, he kind
of gets taken unfortunately, because I don't think it'll be
like Bowers were Bowers. I think is a little weak minded,
but then also kind of has like an evil nature
tomb So I feel like.
Speaker 2: Sure, Ronnie going yes that hard down that round.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So I could just see it something like her
involving him and more of this clown stuff and that
kind of indirectly gets some killed or like you said,
could just be an execution. But I feel like he
has to get either for a little bit. But I
don't know how that worked in the sixties as far
as when you got a restcu is. Nowadays we know, Okay,
certain crimes you can be out of prison while you
wait for trial, certain ones you can't. Some of you
can pay a bail and get out. But I don't
know what it was like, especially in the sixties, being
you know, a black man, I don't think those laws
probably apply the same. But yeah, I if you were
to ask me the percentage on him making the season, like,
I think it's a low ten percent in my opinion.
You know, so odds aren't good for Ronnie's dad.
Speaker 2: The only thing maybe in his favor is that the
main cop share of guy, whoever it was obviously the
one that like tricked Lily, seems like he didn't He's
not as recent as the others, like he didn't really
want to do this as much. I'm not I'm not
giving this guy a fault, like you know, he still
did thing, but I'm just saying he doesn't seem like
as dead set of like, oh, yeah, we have to
kill this guy, even if we're breaking the law, let's
just do it. He seems like maybe a slightly more reasonable.
He at least wants to have evidence and things like that,
So I don't know if anything, maybe maybe that helps
his case, but I could still see him going.
Speaker 1: That's what I thought. But then when he had Dick
and his friends kind of kicked out, I was like, Okay,
now I'm not too sure about the cop anymore, right,
because he's like, hey, what the bartender's name, kind of
pointing them out, and that's like, let's get out of here, right,
So I don't know.
Speaker 2: I guess I didn't catch that was the same cop. Okay,
I think it was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, at the same time, they were like laughing, so
I'm not sure if it was just he thought they
were laughing at him, or he was just on a
bad day. We'll have to see, but I think, yeah, like, yeah,
I don't think he's as bad. I think he's saying, well,
I don't know, I was gonna say, I don't think
he's racist. He might just be like a crooked cop.
But then, like I said, why would he get those
bartender to kick out the guys, don'teah, So.
Speaker 2: I think, see he's damned No, he's a bad guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, bad guy. I only have one more note.
Speaker 2: Well, I guess we haven't really broke down the grocery
store scene at right much yet, but I did like,
I like this set piece. I think it's fun. I
don't think it was super scary to me, probably because
it's like daytime grocery store. I think it had some
good editing and it was It was a fun scene,
but I didn't find it like particularly scary scene, which
is fine. They don't all have to be. But you
kind of know where it's going to get to of
just like getting trapped in these different aisles, alleyways, that
kind of thing, and yeah, leading up to like this
big pickle sequence which he smashes it, and then you
get like a creepy octopus dad hybrid thing that's climbing
up on or choking her out. You kind of know
where the scene's gonna go. I guess I didn't really
anticipate that. I guess I didn't see Lily going back
to the insane as sound like that early kind of thing,
So I guess it's maybe the result of that surprised
me a bit, but overall it was still it was
still a fun set piece.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I liked it. It was I think cgi
was pretty good. There's a couple iffy spots, but I
like the creature that turned into where the head that's
like all sliced, you have the tentacles, And what I
really liked his little detail is they had a hand
behind the head like holding it all together, like holding
it up so wouldn't fall apart. So no, I thought
that was I thought that was good. And the one
moment I liked too that even though they did this
throughout the whole scene the very first time and she
walked in, in the background, you can see one of
the workers just staring her down and eventually were staring
and following her. But the second she opened that grocery
store in the peripherial, you can see someone already just
reay to, you know, mess with them and stuff, which
which I appreciate. It's a good build up. So no,
I like that one. I think it's tough because it
wasn't as good as the other one, but it's still uh,
it's still held up, And I liked the creativeness of
whatever this monster was, so mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. My last note was just another interesting observation
from watching it chapter two again is there's that's the
din of the dinner scene when the crew is all
hanging out together, open up their their fortune cookies, and
the fortune cookies start like oozing and then these little
little creepy little birds, little bugs with baby faces on
the start breaking out and like flying around the room
and stuff. And yeah, I think I just totally forgot
about that scene. So it kind of just reminded me
of how much the baby, the weird baby hybrid creatures
that we had in chapter or in the first episode
last week felt very similar to that. So I guess
that is kind of like a recurring theme of Pennywise
likes to make creatures like Baby's hybrid with other things,
and so yeah, I thought that was a fun just
I totally forgot about that scene, so it was a
fun little connection point as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I enjoyed that. I enjoyed that scene a lot.
Mike says, uh, but they but they mentioned the reason
the major was resistant of fears because the damage all
in Doulata, right, was it the Doulata in combat. Yeah,
you're right, Mike, So that is another another reason. So
I guess the test was just.
Speaker 2: A purely rare injury.
Speaker 1: They said, extremely rare injury that fear goes away. And
then I guess the test was just to see if
he was still like had his stuff, like he's with it,
you know, like still a smart guy, and think, so,
all right, that's fairy. I'll give them that that that
that's more a better jump than just he's you know,
constent of the racists. You know, I'm not saying that's
not a proud thing that is, but like you know
that versus potential supernatural being that they're using, of course
to fight the Cold War. You know, it's just I guess,
like what would be their idea. I guess to scoop
it up, shoot it into wherever they want to go
into Russia and then scare everyone to death. I guess.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. I have to workshop that one
a bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's always tough, right, because like I remember, I
can't remember if you've seen this movie, is that movie
with Miles Taylor and Your Tear Joy or this year
I think it's called The Gorge or whatever something like that,
and it's I don't think you're gonna And that's a
big thing where it's like, what's what's down there, It's like, oh,
something the government's creating. They're creating a weapon. It's that's
where it's like, I'm giving this more leeway because it's
not the only plot line of the show. But I
do think i'm kind of and I will blame a
lot of superhero stuff right because I feel like Marvel
and DC have spanned the whole The government's trying to
use this as a weapon, but that's like a trope.
I really need to take a break for a little.
Speaker 2: A few years. You know, people on the left who
are very anti government in the last few years as well.
So I think that drafts for people writing the end
of their TV show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I get it. It's just I'm just so
I'm done with like what's going on, well the government
wants to use and like even right now, I think
I forgot because I'm rewatching it. And that's fine because
this was almost a decade ago about even stranger things.
That's like the whole starter. That's all right, Like they
find the upside down, Like what are they doing they
want to be a weapons like yeah, right, Like I
just yeah, we're definitely there. All I was gonna ask,
And I don't know if you even saw this, because
I feel like sometimes you are a natural skipper of them.
But did you watch the new opening credits we got
at all here?
Speaker 2: I did, because the first episode didn't have it right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because they had that the binky go into the
water and it went to the it sewer thing right,
which makes sense because you couldn't do that every week
of just show the same sewer, even though I liked
the animation of it. And then I went to the
Welcomed Airy and I thought this was fun. You're seeing
the different I like, it was all like images that
you would see from the sixties of like happy images,
and then something's off of them back. I don't know why.
There's an image of Pennywise jumping from the window with
a gun. That was quite something, but I'll see if
I could pull it off. It was weird, but I
liked him. I don't know if I'd be watched them
every time stuff like that, but I thought it was
a fun twist on usual dairy. It like, oh, this
is really nice. But something's off here, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean the cheery music mixed with fucked up
imagery is a great combo always because you can take
a song and then you start overthinking the lyrics of like, oh,
what is this song actually about? And sometimes it's not
actually about anything sinister, but you're just kind of recontextualizing everything.
So yeah, I liked it. It was. It was quite nice.
Speaker 1: It reminds me of like Fallout stuff as well, too,
like when they're talking and involved and they'll be telling
you the worst information, like and your knees will explode.
Speaker 2: If you use this, but it's kind of propaganda angle ty.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, this is what it was, is uh,
I guess because it's kind of like invoking me like
the maw like criminal era, like mobs or everything. But
it's it's an odd choice. I really hope it's not
like AI or something like that.
Speaker 2: It's very call of duty of just like diving out
of a building shooting your gun.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they got it. They missed an opportunity to have
this as a skin this month, you know, or last
month of.
Speaker 2: October, life sized Chucky. They should have thrown Pennywise in.
Speaker 1: There exactly, so anything else, don't.
Speaker 2: No, I think that's all.
Speaker 1: No, that's good for me too. So yeah, we'll be
back next week. We'll see what happens to you, what
Taylor thinks, and yeah, but we've got a few, not
a few more weeks. We got still how many other weeks?
But it feels off because we've got another yeah, a
couple of months into December. But yeah, we'll be back
next week to talk about this, and I promise it
will not be boring.
Speaker 2: Good Night,