Tracy Letts

yeah and it's i've probably had it for four years and was just like i'm just kind of going with like the a's just starting there being like oh the ascent i haven't watched that yet and i'll throw that on um that's a real mood brightener that movie oh yeah that'll get your monday going yeah yeah and so that's sort of what i do the kids go to bed and i'll watch something and i am making an effort to watch the things that have just kind of been there yeah

I'm really excited about that.

It's just two people sitting down and watching a movie.

This is slightly out of topic, but I just want to shout it out because I think I may have texted you this and I wanted to do on a mic.

When we were here last, CR talked about Fun City Editions, Welcome to Fun City.

And number one, he mentions it and it sells out immediately.

I have to email the Fun City Editions guy to be like, I will buy this, but just do you have any debt?

Yeah.

I was like, I actually really do.

And I am not kidding.

I have never found a better thing.

Because trailers usually will have a Blu-ray player and a television.

Sometimes there's a cable box hooked up to it.

I have never found a better thing to put on in a trailer than just...

five hours of like, here are movie trailers from 1976.

Sometimes you lock in and then you can fade away and you can look at your lines, but just to have the background.

It's a vibes machine, that whole disc.

It is incredible.

It's kind of feeling like this scene had a little bit of a street walking vibe.

Because it rules.