Lucas Giolito

Oh, my God.

That's what I'm saying.

It's like the relentless attack of insane thing after insane thing.

You don't get that in movies, man, except these kinds of movies.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Just that scene.

That scene, the guy's laying on the ground, his arms all messed up.

You have six different people yelling.

Everyone's screaming.

that whole thing but then so what was pen gillette's character the farmer what was he even doing with the dog it seemed like he just had him in his house i think that was just his dog wasn't it like i don't think that was the dog ran away the dog ran away from the gas station that they exploded all right yeah and it must have found its way to that farm and then pen gillette plays like

you know, like a don't tread on me type of character.

Yeah.

I thought that was the end of that storyline, by the way.

It's like, okay, we couldn't get the dog.

Now we're going to move on to the next scheme to make money, which he does try and move on to the next scheme to make money.

But then they revisit it and it gets even more insane when they're on the phone trying to talk to the guy and shake him down for thousands of dollars.

I thought that scene was wonderful where she's on the phone and he's like, yeah, good, good.

Stay with that.

And she keeps going.

And then