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What's going on, everybody? Everybody doing good? Yeah.

Hey, uh, if I hadn't met you yet, my name's Spencer, and man, we are super glad that you guys are here.

It's gonna be...

Man, it's gonna be an awesome week.

It's gonna be great.

Yay.

Good morning.

Hey, it's gonna be a good Friday today.

It's gonna be awesome.

Um, hey, h- how many of y'all in the room, how many of y'all would be willing to say, "I, I'm ADHD and proud"? Anybody? Okay.

[laughs] You, you can always tell who's really ADHD.

It's the ones that's like, "Bam," you know, 'cause the rest of them are like, "Am I really?" Uh, you're not.

Uh, I, I'm not.

Yes.

And then you realize she's just a waitress that he's play-acting with.

Exactly.

And, you know, he has that line about, you're in every song I sing, and he's this... bleeding heart Romeo and we have been trained by narrative to feel for that guy because that is the romantic lead in most of these films there's even a moment where Nikki says when he's driving her home before he makes the wish she says I'm writing a love story and he says something like oh is it a is it a romance and she goes no it's a love story and he goes aren't those the same things and I think the movie is doing a great job of showing they're not the same things Obsession is a love story, but it is love directed in one way until it is forced and wedged to go the opposite direction to the extreme.

And this idea of that is not the same as a romance.

I think there's something really interesting about that.

I also think what I like about it, you were talking about that's a really cool way to start the movie.

You can already find the screenplay of Obsession online.

And here we are, you know, 40 minutes later, jamming