Hunter Bussey

So we'll see.

Um, I'm just excited that, uh,

it ended on a good note that that's all I asked for.

And that's what a lot of people were hoping it would do.

And they, they tied it up and landed the plane and I couldn't be more satisfied.

People are definitely lost along the way.

But that's, you know, it's for you to watch and for you to find out.

And it's one of those things too, like you were talking about, you know, shows that go on for a long time, like MASH that you've shown me before, which is hilarious if you haven't watched MASH.

But like, there's some people that don't finish watching shows because they're not ready for it to end.

You know what I mean?

Because you've grown up with it for so long, especially ones that go for nine, 10 years, you know, like this one.

So it's it's crazy to think it's over because like it feels like part of my childhood just closed up in a way.

Yeah.

So I mean, literally, you've watched the like if you've kept up with the show in 2016, I mean, the main cast was like 12 years old and now they're in their 20s.

You know what I mean?

So, like, it couldn't have been a more, like, poetic send-off for those, the main core four actors in the show.

Like, she's a mom now in real life and married to Bon Jovi's kid.

Like, it's just, it's crazy.

Yeah, so whenever the trailer dropped for the fifth season, the final season of Stranger Things, there was a shot of one of the characters who's the police chief, Jim Hopper, played by David Harbour, who he was wearing a J.A.

Owens Ace Hardware Heflin, Alabama, like trucker hat.