Mm.

Rather than, you know, uh, Ben Affleck and Matt Damon have been such big stars for so long, that you think their next big release is gonna be at the cinema and you're gonna have the cinema experience.

And it, so it feels a bit weird that you're getting that on Netflix.

Uh, but you know, I enjoyed it.

You know, it's not, it's not the type of film that I would probably watch again if it wasn't for the sake of revisiting it for this podcast.

But it was, it's pr- it probably is what it's meant to be for Netflix.

Mm

... we won't really remember that much about it.

We'll talk about the brat fry logistics in just a couple of seconds, but a lot of exciting stuff going on at Watertown Regional Medical Center, isn't there?

yes we're really excited in june we welcomed a new emergency physician group emergency medicine specialists they're a wisconsin-based group and a lot of people don't kind of understand but most emergency departments don't have their own providers that are employed at the hospital they hire additional groups from outside because they needed so many providers and this group we're really excited about because they're from Wisconsin.

A lot of the hospitals they care for now are in the Milwaukee area and they just added two in Door County and we're excited for them to come here in Watertown.

Let us know what we need to know when we're coming on over today.

Yep.

So you'll be coming, again, I say it's by the Piggly Wiggly.

It's off of Highway 16.

You're going to drive around.

So why don't you, since you're not usually a guest on your own podcast in that sense, why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself and your background?

Well, in terms of my interest in boxing, I was very interested in boxing as a child.

I remember being a huge fan of Lloyd Hunnigan back in the mid to late 80s.

Okay, who's that? He's a British welterweight.

Excellent, thank you.

He was a welterweight champion in around 1987.

Yeah, so when I was...

Do you think people tend to forget that that's what mostly that film is about and what it's actually like?

Yeah

... area, I guess you would call it.

I don't know, it's probably not exactly the right word.

And then there's another pane of glass which separates you from the actual gallery itself, the other side of that glass.

And he witnesses a struggle between two people, and there's a knife involved, and there's blood involved, and then he runs across the road.

He goes into this little foyer.

The person with the dagger or the knife runs away out through a back door, and the woman, all dressed in white, collapses to the floor, and she's reaching out with her hand and screaming.

Is there a film that you have seen, and particularly a film noir film preferably, that you have seen recently [laughs] that you would like to recommend to our listeners?