Kelsey McKinney

That's a good point. Maybe she doesn't want children.

That's a good point. Maybe she doesn't want children.

She barely kisses him. She kisses him two times.

She barely kisses him. She kisses him two times.

The subtext is real. I think that's the thing that is the most implausible to me about the ending of the movie is this, like, moment where it's, like, the clock is ticking down and they're just, like, having this nice, like, hug. I'm like, you're telling me. His senses are heightened.

The subtext is real. I think that's the thing that is the most implausible to me about the ending of the movie is this, like, moment where it's, like, the clock is ticking down and they're just, like, having this nice, like, hug. I'm like, you're telling me. His senses are heightened.

He's about to go back to what he described as a waking nightmare for the rest of the year and this man is not fucking? Yeah.

He's about to go back to what he described as a waking nightmare for the rest of the year and this man is not fucking? Yeah.

Also, I do think this guy's kind of a good actor, to be honest. Yes, I agree. His facial expressions are very good. And there's a scene early on where she touches him

Also, I do think this guy's kind of a good actor, to be honest. Yes, I agree. His facial expressions are very good. And there's a scene early on where she touches him

to like prove that he's real like she touches his arm and you can see like the actor's body like sees a little and it's like yeah this man is like not gonna survive making out without having sex like he's dying he's dead maybe the issue is that they made out and he uh got a little too excited yeah

to like prove that he's real like she touches his arm and you can see like the actor's body like sees a little and it's like yeah this man is like not gonna survive making out without having sex like he's dying he's dead maybe the issue is that they made out and he uh got a little too excited yeah

Yeah. Tragic. Tragic. Thank you for supporting Normal Gossip. Thank you for joining us on this journey through the spirit of Christmas. Rachel, thank you for coming out and bringing us this horrific and beautiful film.

Yeah. Tragic. Tragic. Thank you for supporting Normal Gossip. Thank you for joining us on this journey through the spirit of Christmas. Rachel, thank you for coming out and bringing us this horrific and beautiful film.

Okay, bye! Bye!

Okay, bye! Bye!

Hi, and welcome to Normal Gossip. I'm Kelsey McKinney, and in each episode of this podcast, we're going to bring you an anonymous morsel of gossip from the real world. Today is a very special day. Things are changing. And while change can be a little scary, I ask that you trust us. We believe that while this is a big change, it's going to be a fucking great one.

Hi, and welcome to Normal Gossip. I'm Kelsey McKinney, and in each episode of this podcast, we're going to bring you an anonymous morsel of gossip from the real world. Today is a very special day. Things are changing. And while change can be a little scary, I ask that you trust us. We believe that while this is a big change, it's going to be a fucking great one.

When Alex and I first started working on this podcast in earnest, I was kind of doing it as a bit. Like I'd never hosted a podcast before. I'd never written a script. It was just this weird and funny thing we were doing. And then obviously it became so much more than that. But the thing about creative work of any kind is that it requires passion and energy.

When Alex and I first started working on this podcast in earnest, I was kind of doing it as a bit. Like I'd never hosted a podcast before. I'd never written a script. It was just this weird and funny thing we were doing. And then obviously it became so much more than that. But the thing about creative work of any kind is that it requires passion and energy.