Mina Kimes

But it's like turned up to it's like, OK, what if we took that and then turned it into like a hilarious X-Files episode meets Breaking Bad with a woman who is like the most.

miserable version of that.

And how far can you as a viewer, your sympathies for her go?

I just love how he's like pushing on our sensibilities and like how, whether or not we will stick with this woman because she is really hard to watch.

Haven't you ever, and I think it's about grief, but it could be about anything where you mentally are going through something, whether it's grief or depression or a personal issue, and you just feel like all of your friends are annoying the hell out of you trying to help?

Or everyone in your life just completely does not understand what you're going through and their efforts to cater to you are actually working against, it's more and more annoying as it goes on.

Isn't that a universal feeling that we can all relate to?

And it feels like they all have this weird hive mind in some ways.

You guys are just like, oh, cool.

You're all just marching along and excited about pumpkin spice lattes coming out.

And you're just like, how are you living your life like that?

I don't know.

I think it's spectacular.

By the way, my other pod, Viewer Discretion, we're going to talk about it next week.

So if you're watching that show and you're into that, go check it out.

Yeah.

course i want to know what it's like to watch that show if you've not watched i think you should leave which is um his other show on netflix uh that my friend zach k didn't create oh he's also involved with this but like that show is so much pretext for this show i know and it um i feel like i just can't imagine like a standard hbo viewer

But I just can't imagine like being a normal HBO Sunday night viewer and being like, oh, check this out and not being familiar with Tim Robinson's.

By the way, I posited a theory and I think there's some substance to it that Tim Robinson is loosely basing his character in The Chair Company on Jim Harbaugh.

Who was on Detroiters?