Kelsey McKinney
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607 appearances
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1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Feb 2025
Kelsey McKinney’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Right? Yeah. Purgatory is the end, kind of. Yeah. Yeah. Nice purgatory. Beautiful. Very aesthetic. Yeah. There's also, like, a whole problem, which is that for the first, like, 20 minutes of the movie, it's really unclear what time period he comes from. Yes. Like, because the costuming is so bad, and he looks...
like a 2016 caked up hipster yeah it's like it's like what like are you from the 1700s like when were you alive yes yes clearly someone asked this in a writer's room because the next scene we get is like her asking him questions and him being like oh like the volstead act like i was bootlegging like liquor into america it's like okay all right prohibition now we know where we are i love that thank you
It's, like, partly about how bad prohibition was, but it's also, like, kind of moralistic in that it's, like, against crime. Right? Like, it's, like, he shouldn't be doing these crimes is, like, a major part of this. And I'm, like, I'm sorry... One funny joke he keeps making is that whenever someone says the word bootleg, he's like, I prefer the term rum runner. Yes.
And I'm like, sorry, but being a rum runner is hot. Like you're doing a crime, but it's a hot crime that means we have parties at our house. So I'm like, you guys are all confused. Oh. You need to be more pro this man. You need to be more supportive.
It is hot. The thing is, crimes for good are good. Robin Hood. It's giving Robin Hood. Bingo. It's also like, yeah, the whole thing with Prohibition was that rich people were still drinking and no one else was. So it's like actually doing like a little absinthe as a treat. Exactly. is good.
Yeah. There's like another flashback here where it shows us like, He's like talking to his fiance in the past. Her name is Lily. And they're like, first off, they're like alone in the inn kissing in presumably 1919, which I'm like, that doesn't seem real to me at all. Not allowed. She also said something to him where she's like, the inn is perfect. It's part of why I fell in love with you.
And I'm like, okay, so she wants your money, my dude. Like there are a lot of problems here with this relationship. Yeah. But the whole time they're in this flashback, it's like, okay, am I the viewer supposed to believe that he wants to be free so that he can be with Lily? Am I supposed to believe that he doesn't want to be free so that he can remember these memories?
Like, what does this man want? And the answer is, it doesn't matter.
Yes.
Yes, yes. Content. There's a scene where he makes a lot of cocktails. Yes. Because someone question mark challenges his honor and then he's like, I'm the best bartender that's ever lived.
Also, every drink he makes in the scene where he's making drinks is almost clear. And it's like, okay, I do believe that you're a good bartender, actually, because these are straight liquors. I'm scared to drink this drink. He's like, I need Fernette. And it's like, okay, man.
Oh, yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, he's jacked. Reader, he's jacked. And then she just watches him iron his shirt. And I'm like, get out of his room. You're being rude.
It looks like it is, but it's not. It's not. This whole movie. Gives the vibe of like, okay, imagine your friend is dating a really hot, giant man.
Who behaves like completely irrationally.
And is always like kind of has a hot temper and everyone's like, what's up with this guy? Yeah. It's like, if that reality existed, and then this woman was like, what's a version of that reality that would explain his behavior that would allow me to keep dating him? Oh, it's that he's a ghost, actually. And his wife is dead, and that's why he's misbehaving.
Listening and learning are important character traits in a man. And this man is like, at some point in the movie, I don't remember when this is, at some point in the movie, he says like... Women being so forward is very off-putting to me, right? Like them asking you out is very off-putting to me, but also I like it and wish I had it. And it's like, yes. Okay.
So this is like, this is the fantasy, right? Is that I can change him. Exactly.
Yeah. But unfortunately, the new information he gets while he's being a bartender is that his wife died, which, like, obviously she died. But that also she was pregnant.
And that the baby died. Yes. And all of this is made more complicated by the fact that his wife married his brother after he died. Yes.
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