#382 - Hard’n Solo

But we had the Hanselina and Gretel premiere last week.

How did you guys think it went? That was good.

I'm not going to lie.

I was so shocked at how infested everyone was when the movie came on because we had spoken about this in the past.

I had watched the movie.

I could only get through ten minutes of the movie.

And Max.

Yeah, and I thought we can't play this because we were originally going to play it somewhere else, remember, at a movie theatre.

We're going to do it

at a picture theatre.

And I said, I called you up and I said, Judge, we cannot do that.

Like that is inhumane.

Essentially,

yeah.

Essentially we were like this would be the equivalent of going to Guantanamo Bay.

We cannot subject, this is like waterboarding our audience.

We can't subject them to fucking ancient torture techniques, which is what we thought Hansel, Ariel and Gretel was from our look.

But if I'm honest, I was at a table with a bunch of bedwetters, you know, a mum and a daughter and fucking – and two other girls.

And we were having the – we were tearing strips off it.

But we were having the best – and Lou kept going, shut the fuck – shut up.

So we were sort of all talking and we were making – we were laughing and like enjoying it whilst it was on.

Were other tables doing that? Because I don't – or were they enveloped in the production?

They were – I was looking around.

No one was on their phone.

No.

But we had the Hanselina and Gretel premiere last week.

How did you guys think it went? That was good.

I'm not going to lie.

I was so shocked at how infested everyone was when the movie came on because we had spoken about this in the past.

I had watched the movie.

I could only get through ten minutes of the movie.

And Max.

Yeah, and I thought we can't play this because we were originally going to play it somewhere else, remember, at a movie theatre.

We're going to do it

at a picture theatre.

And I said, I called you up and I said, Judge, we cannot do that.

Like that is inhumane.

Essentially,

yeah.

Essentially we were like this would be the equivalent of going to Guantanamo Bay.

We cannot subject, this is like waterboarding our audience.

We can't subject them to fucking ancient torture techniques, which is what we thought Hansel, Ariel and Gretel was from our look.

But if I'm honest, I was at a table with a bunch of bedwetters, you know, a mum and a daughter and fucking – and two other girls.

And we were having the – we were tearing strips off it.

But we were having the best – and Lou kept going, shut the fuck – shut up.

So we were sort of all talking and we were making – we were laughing and like enjoying it whilst it was on.

Were other tables doing that? Because I don't – or were they enveloped in the production?

They were – I was looking around.

No one was on their phone.

No.