John Hughes

And for, I mean, it's, it's, we take the, the whole range and spectrum of human experience.

And so, so I, I am very sympathetic both to the families and to the students that, you know, everybody knows and could even be true for either of you for all I know that like schooling's hard and it's not always fun and it can be, it's, it's like, it's, you know, there's a lot of John Hughes movies that explore this in some depth, right? June, Chicago, right? Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

So it seems like the alpha school sort of revels in that struggle, though, like the struggle is sort of the point.

I'm not going to be able to help you, sorry.

Yeah, someone's yelling at their, like John Hughes is yelling at his radio

right

now.

apparently they threw away that stuff and just used whatever they had left.

Now, this movie was written and produced by John Hughes.

who also made Planes, Trains, and Automobiles, which is about another odd couple, Candy and Steve Martin, who go through a lot of adventures.

It's almost as if he put all of his good stuff in that movie and then took all of the outtakes

I will say this is barely a movie.

There is almost no story to this movie at all.

This movie is really just like John Hughes going like, hey, isn't camping

funny? The movie is an elevator pitch of somebody saying, Ackroyd candy in the woods.

But hey, what's craving? And obviously we have Billy Corgan, who made it out of the actual high school I went to.

John Hughes filmed...

Majority of his movies may be like 15 minutes away from where I grew up.

So yeah, we had a lot of people make it out.

We dug up your high school diploma and you're two credits short of it.

I know this sounds like a premise to a John Hughes film, but they said, you have to go back to high school.

And so no joke, I went back to high school for an entire summer, right? For three months in the summer, I went back to high school.

So there I was like, you know, 23 years old, genius university student.

Bill and Ted versus Naked Gun.

I know I'm going to get in trouble with both Johnny and Mo on this one because we've talked about Naked Gun stuff not too long ago on the podcast.

We even talked quite a bit about it with the Liam Neeson movie.

I remember.

It's got everything else that I feel like.

It's like a John Hughes film.

It's like a high school comedy film, like a Ferris Bueller.

It bites off that, and I think that's suitable.

Yeah, your brother was there.

Yeah, none of that made sense.

By the way, do you guys know who the actor was that played the fake Indian?

Yes, Michael Schoefling.