Unknown Speaker 2

I wheeze through a deep breath. Yes. Well, no, he's saying that so that he doesn't kill him. Yeah, but how do I know he's not just like, and you know what?

I wheeze through a deep breath. Yes. Well, no, he's saying that so that he doesn't kill him. Yeah, but how do I know he's not just like, and you know what?

I wheeze through a deep breath. Yes. Well, no, he's saying that so that he doesn't kill him. Yeah, but how do I know he's not just like, and you know what?

I did. I don't know, man. I mean, I guess. Sure.

I did. I don't know, man. I mean, I guess. Sure.

I did. I don't know, man. I mean, I guess. Sure.

Das ist so schrecklich. Es ist so schrecklich. Es ist so ein wahnsinniger... Im Original war es so ein intensiver und ernsthaftes Thema. Und jetzt ist es wie ein Punchline.

Das ist so schrecklich. Es ist so schrecklich. Es ist so ein wahnsinniger... Im Original war es so ein intensiver und ernsthaftes Thema. Und jetzt ist es wie ein Punchline.

Das ist so schrecklich. Es ist so schrecklich. Es ist so ein wahnsinniger... Im Original war es so ein intensiver und ernsthaftes Thema. Und jetzt ist es wie ein Punchline.

It's like making a joke out of it. Out of, like, the twist from the first one.

It's like making a joke out of it. Out of, like, the twist from the first one.

It's like making a joke out of it. Out of, like, the twist from the first one.

You know the trope with comic books, the woman in the fridge? That old thing? I forget which comic book it was, but there's some old comic book where a superhero's love interest was found dismembered and shoved into a fridge. And there was never a second in the comic about her suffering. It was just used to like, oh, look at our poor hero whose wife has to die.

You know the trope with comic books, the woman in the fridge? That old thing? I forget which comic book it was, but there's some old comic book where a superhero's love interest was found dismembered and shoved into a fridge. And there was never a second in the comic about her suffering. It was just used to like, oh, look at our poor hero whose wife has to die.

You know the trope with comic books, the woman in the fridge? That old thing? I forget which comic book it was, but there's some old comic book where a superhero's love interest was found dismembered and shoved into a fridge. And there was never a second in the comic about her suffering. It was just used to like, oh, look at our poor hero whose wife has to die.

Never given a moment to the woman who was dismembered and shoved in a fridge. So a trope became woman in a fridge when a woman character is used just to give a male character story development or plot development. So now, the Boroska dorms have become a giant fridge with hundreds of women shoved in there. Just a really big refrigerator. Yes, please don't call that bluff.

Never given a moment to the woman who was dismembered and shoved in a fridge. So a trope became woman in a fridge when a woman character is used just to give a male character story development or plot development. So now, the Boroska dorms have become a giant fridge with hundreds of women shoved in there. Just a really big refrigerator. Yes, please don't call that bluff.

Never given a moment to the woman who was dismembered and shoved in a fridge. So a trope became woman in a fridge when a woman character is used just to give a male character story development or plot development. So now, the Boroska dorms have become a giant fridge with hundreds of women shoved in there. Just a really big refrigerator. Yes, please don't call that bluff.

No, Sam! Richards, would you shut her the fuck up?

No, Sam! Richards, would you shut her the fuck up?