Matt Christman

Yeah

... that Gen Z's never been to one of these.

There's no one here.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And I love hearing the way like people stan a movie or something.

But I do think there's im- there's like skills at watching a movie in terms of like having lenses.

There's like lenses that one should have in order to like get more out of a movie, and like being able to analyze a movie Brechtianly or understand like Brechtian stuff, it is such a different tradition than like normal movies that like, yeah, that is, um, that is like one of the, uh, the things I wanted to, um, to show on this.

You know what? I will say there's got to be somebody else.

But I don't associate any single individual with one jihad to the degree I do Matt Christman and squibs.

Every time I see a movie, no matter what, if I see somebody hit by a squid, I'm like, oh, Matt.

Well, this is sort of a monkey's paw situation for Matt, who demands that all action movies must use real squibs.

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[laughs] But, but if you think about something like Friend of the Pod, Matt Christman's book, I would guarantee that that book outsold many New York Times bestsellers.

No doubt.

I, I would almost bet anything, yet it did not appear on the New York Times bestseller list.

So just like FLGR or Klotho, uh, there's maybe a mild stinging sensation as your body acclimates to the albumin binder, but nothing like the BioIGF was.

But again, Matt Christman's also used it.

I think Brian, as you already mentioned, Brian Moskowitz, the Gorilla Chemist, shout out to both of those guys.

They are also using it right now and they really like it.