Tom

Barry is one of the great shows.

Barry's good.

It's one of the great shows.

It gets very weird at the end there.

It gets very weird.

And, like, I was into my gummies at the time as well.

Like, I'm not great with that stuff.

But there's this scene where I was like, okay –

this is so weird it feels like i uh like i've overdosed and i'm watching like a gta thing this motorbike chase scene but like that was like intentional as well like it's there's all these weird stylized bits to it but it's funny it's a great story uh it's just about a hitman who is void of any identity uh by what's his face that comedian yeah bill hader and then he goes to acting class and like discovers like parts of his soul again and it's funny

Yeah, I watch a bit of that, but like I watch obviously the big series ones that come out where there's like – Cultural ones.

Like cultural ones, but like the general psychopath ones, like my brain is too vivid in its imagination that I just can't like –

I, especially with kids, can't like separate the fucked upness of like.

Oh, yeah.

And so like it just kind of sticks with me a bit too long where I'm just like.

No, but I just mean like, of course not like I mean specifically children, but just like the messed up nature of some people.

Yeah, but like when the story's so far beyond it, like a Ted Bundy who did fucked up things to more people, like you're intrigued into like how the hell.

The psyche of a human being.

Yeah, that kind of like transcends just the heinous.

I don't know.

No.