What else does Sean get up to besides this? Is this the one thing?

This was the most egregious thing, but there have been other incidents.

Sean was under the notion for a while that you could just walk down to the lower level without a ticket because there was a special type of foamy Kirin beer being served down there that Sean wanted to procure.

And Sean was like, oh, you can go down to the lower level.

Let's dodge your policy.

They let you down to the lower levels.

And I said, no, they don't.

That's a statement in offensive beer.

Tell us about this pick at number three.

Well, I mean, this to me is like a foundational text.

Um, it's an important film.

I mean, we went over sort of the synopsis already, but basically Duane shows up to New York City with a big basket, and he rents a shitty hotel room.

And inside the basket is Belial, his twin brother who is a conjoi- they were conjoined twins, but they've been separated, and now Belial is getting his revenge on the doctors that separated Duane and Belial.

And, um, it's just, it was a delight to watch this again.

I think it's a wonderful movie.

[laughs]

What's the vibe?

Yeah.

Well, you know, it's, uh, the name of the podcast is Dear Movies, I Love You, so it is kind of, you know, we say it's a c- you know, having a crush on movies.

It's an infatuation with movies.

It's a sincere celebration of film and film culture, and we just want it to be accessible to people because, you know, Milly and I, we can get in the weeds about, like, art house bullshit, but we like...

But we want to talk about it in a way that's, like, fun.

And we also, we like highbrow and we like really lowbrow too, and so we want it to be, like, an inviting, fun, cute podcast.

So...