The Gods Must Be Crazy

It costs you nothing for the rest of your life.

and you learn that well I've got something inside me which can help release that and move me forwards it's incredibly empowering instead of feeling like I'm stuck and everything I'm trying is not working now it doesn't mean it's a magic bullet and all of a sudden your life's you know you've still got to grow and learn and heal and develop skills but as I say what it most often does to people is they have a sense of relief and that was my experience of going oh my God, I've done this tremoring.

I feel relief.

And what happened for me was, and I'd been teaching Pilates full time for five years before that.

Did it last night.

Went to sleep, woke up the next morning.

And I just remember waking up and thinking, my God, what happened? I slept like a log, like I hadn't slept in 20 or 30 years.

And then I remember sitting on the toilet the next morning and I'd had chronic Achilles tendonitis and calf pain.

Because it's fundamentally like at the end of the day, dehumanizing if you're reducing someone to a like a mystical trope that you've conducted in your head based on.

You know, watching The Gods Must Be Crazy or something.

I don't know.

By the way, The Gods

Must Be Crazy.

We should do a podcast just about The Gods Must Be Crazy one day.

But can I just say real quick, props to you, Kyle, because we were talking earlier about the New York comedy scene in the early 2010s.

People forget that there was a lot of ironic racism being sold as comedy back then, and there was a lot of edginess.

two movies about Coca-Cola.

The Gods Must Be Crazy, was that? No, you're right.

There's three movies about it.

But that's

I'm saying why I seen it, Korn.

That's one of those movies.

When I was a kid, my parents were always talking about what a funny movie The Gods Must Be Crazy was.

They were like, this is the funniest movie.

Do you get that? So why don't you just refer...

Well, I'm not in the gods must be crazy.

Why don't

you just refer to it as the city formerly known as Port Elizabeth? Yeah,

that'll do.

What's that movie again?

Gods Must Be Crazy.

I shouldn't laugh.

raised.

Have you ever seen the movie The Gods Must Be Crazy? It's a brilliantly funny movie.

It'll make you giggle.

But it's a series of things that are innocent but send folks in different kinds of directions.

Yeah, I guess, in my opinion.

What is more entertaining for you? What would you spend $500 for one night in that is legal and available?

If they were like, hey, you know, come sit with, name ex-director Christopher Nolan and watch said movie, and the ticket price is $500, without batting an eyelash, I do that.

Okay.

I'm, uh, also ashamed I haven't actually sat down and watched Crazy Safari, even though it's loomed large in my mind for many years.

It is an unofficial sequel to The Gods Must Be Crazy.

Yes.

And unofficially w- I- in Hong Kong it was The Gods Must Be Crazy 3.

Right.

Shamelessly.

Yeah

, uh, the, the Bushman from The Gods Must— I, I say this-