William Montgomery

And I recently watched A Clockwork Orange again.

I hadn't seen that movie all the way through in just many years.

Same.

Actually, I was talking about that.

Oh, I love that movie.

It's wonderful.

And so last weekend when I was traveling, I listened to Beethoven's Night Symphony on repeat for probably 15 hours in all, just that on repeat.

I love, yeah, his Night Symphony is really good.

Yeah.

Which one is that?

it's uh shit after i said i listened to it for fucking 20 hours i should be able to hum a line yeah hum some of it for you uh on the way back i'll drive you back on the way back we'll listen to it okay cool awesome awesome oh it's a good one yeah oh my gosh a clockwork orange that was really fun i hadn't seen that in forever yeah i don't think i've seen it seriously like since right out of high school like kind of

I wonder if they would ever come up with that, where if you are some criminal, they give you some pill or do some test on you and make it so you're not going to reoffend again.

I wonder if that would ever because it almost seemed like some future, even though it was made.

And I think the late 60s, it almost seemed like kind of this futuristic.

Totally.

In the future, what could happen?

It's Stanley Kubrick, right?

Yeah.

I love him.

Yeah.