Chris Klimek

Other times we've seen Hutts, we get the, you know, and the subtitles, and it's just like watching a Hutt speak long paragraphs of English.

They don't even have to read a book.

They could watch a book of Boba Fett.

It's incredible.

Thank you so much, Jordan.

Chris, what is making you happy this week?

Glenn, what is making me happy this week is counter-programming.

Whether or not you go to the theater to see The Mandalorian in Grogu, I implore you to go to the theater that's playing Boots Riley's new movie, I Love Boosters.

This is from the great hip-hop artist and maker of the sort of surreal anti-capitalism satire, Sorry to Bother You.

This is an even wilder, more ambitious...

funnier harder to encapsulate fantasia centers on these women who make their living by stealing you know way marked up designer clothes and then you know selling them at more affordable prices that's what a booster is for anyone who saw sorry to bother you or his streaming series this is just a a massive upscaling in ambition and execution and everything this is a movie that i enjoyed very much and that i look forward to arguing with people about for the rest of the year

So if you can find Boots Riley's I Love Boosters, well worth seeking out.

It made me very happy.

Also with us is writer Chris Klimek.

Hey, Chris.

Hello, Glenn.

Hello, Ronald.

Briefly, briefly, before we begin, I want to buoy the spirits of anyone who shares my disappointment upon learning that Normal, Minnesota is a fictional town.

by telling them that I have, in fact, been to liberal Kansas.

And when I was there, I took a photo of a liberal police car.