Speaker 1: Look man, oh, I see you? Why why? And look
Speaker 1: over there? How is that culture? Yes? Goodness ding dongst culture?
Speaker 1: The seventh well day, the seventh day of culture. We're
Speaker 1: finishing out the first week, or we're starting the second week.
Speaker 1: It's second half of days of culture. Here's the deal.
Speaker 1: If you're thinking of a week, as in seven days,
Speaker 1: then baby, we're closing up the first week. But if
Speaker 1: you're thinking about like a weekday such, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I really don't know how it works out. Can I
Speaker 1: tell you something? I'm a little cur babble and you're
Speaker 1: fanning yourself, reader, he is fanning himself. What's up? Um? Well,
Speaker 1: a few things happened today. One I ordered a candle
Speaker 1: in the mail and I opened it up and the
Speaker 1: glass was broken everywhere and now my my, my fraser
Speaker 1: fur candle is usual. I'm so sorry, and so the side.
Speaker 1: The other thing is Hans isn't in the chat today?
Speaker 1: Why does that perturbute so? Well? I just like his energy.
Speaker 1: I like when he like you know, can chimes in
Speaker 1: and you know, you're just whenever I have feelings for him,
Speaker 1: so do I today? Do you know who texted us
Speaker 1: pictures of his wedding, you bitch. Darcy Carden texted us
Speaker 1: pictures of his wedding. Gorgeous wedding and he and his
Speaker 1: wife looks so stunning together, so wonderful. We miss him,
Speaker 1: We just miss him as all. So I'm happy that
Speaker 1: you share this with me. I knew there was like
Speaker 1: a funk, and now we can put a name to it.
Speaker 1: It's just like Also today I'm a little bit like
Speaker 1: sort of like I don't know what to expect because today,
Speaker 1: like we're only a few hours away from Evermore. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: we're recording this on December tenth, were three hours away
Speaker 1: from Evermore being released. How well? I wanted to ask you, like,
Speaker 1: what's the deal? Like, I feel like we usually would
Speaker 1: be we'd be so excited, but I feel like there's
Speaker 1: some trepidation in the air. Are you trepidacious? A little
Speaker 1: bit me too? Oh no, well, I mean I texted
Speaker 1: you before and I was like, oh my god, can
Speaker 1: you believe in your energy? Was no? No, No, that
Speaker 1: was just I'm so sorry, Gruna, it was no. But honestly,
Speaker 1: I really don't have to. Don't don't take on mine?
Speaker 1: What is your no? I'm telling you, I'm like I
Speaker 1: wouldn't describe the way I feel about her album coming
Speaker 1: out as excited. I would say I'm I'm borderline, I'm trepidacious,
Speaker 1: I'm borderline concerned. I don't want these to be folklore
Speaker 1: bec And thank you for saying that, my queen queen,
Speaker 1: because I think folklore is so special, truly, Like folklore
Speaker 1: came at a time like think about it, like and
Speaker 1: like the middle of July, like we were all sort
Speaker 1: of I mean like we're all sort of thawing from
Speaker 1: like the initial quarantine like trauma, and then it felt
Speaker 1: like an exhale, It felt like an X. It made
Speaker 1: me think like it was I'm still processing. And honestly,
Speaker 1: I think I don't think we're the only Swifties who
Speaker 1: feel this way. I think a lot of Taylor swift Nation,
Speaker 1: Tailor Nation feels this way. I mean a lot of
Speaker 1: Tailor Nation, And I think is sort of of course,
Speaker 1: we're always fever. And by the way, when this episode
Speaker 1: comes out, by the time people hear this, the verdict
Speaker 1: will be out on whether or not this was folklore
Speaker 1: beside City or another gorgeous creation. And I believe that
Speaker 1: we're very sort of susceptible to getting both. So I'm
Speaker 1: praying for art. You are, I see are in time
Speaker 1: I walked in on Matt Rodgers on his knees, if
Speaker 1: you can believe it, hands to the floor. I was,
Speaker 1: And then he raised them to the sky and then
Speaker 1: I raised them. I did. I raised them high. And
Speaker 1: it was only then that I was able to really
Speaker 1: call out art, like I'm praying for art, please art,
Speaker 1: And that day what happens? That was the day of folklore.
Speaker 1: If it's good, know that I prayed after this episode.
Speaker 1: And if it's bad, no that I chose to save
Speaker 1: my save my prayers for all. You might as well
Speaker 1: throw a dart to the board on and use up
Speaker 1: one of these prayers on one of the fifty new
Speaker 1: Star Wars things that have been announced today, or did
Speaker 1: you see this? I think that some of them show potential.
Speaker 1: I think that some of them show art potential, and
Speaker 1: I might pray for them, such as the Rosario Dawson
Speaker 1: h s and that font and I was like, is
Speaker 1: this an a Star Wars American horror story? And then
Speaker 1: I was like, okay, okay, babe, it's a Rosario Dawson vehicle.
Speaker 1: You as someone who is a Star Wars fan and
Speaker 1: as someone who well, you just said something so interesting,
Speaker 1: which is some of them show potential, which like is
Speaker 1: that what we're settling for now? Like twelve new products
Speaker 1: get announced and we're like, few, Yeah, some of those
Speaker 1: look good. Shouldn't they all look good? Well, at a
Speaker 1: certain point, it's just gonna be like somebody said this
Speaker 1: on Twitter today, but it's just gonna be like TV
Speaker 1: and Star Wars like regular TV and then Star Wars
Speaker 1: it's like Marvel and it's just there's I was kind
Speaker 1: of shocked when I saw it. I mean literally literally
Speaker 1: it feels even more they're taking over comp really, I
Speaker 1: mean it's like the universes are gonna be create. We've
Speaker 1: got to be careful with this Disney girl. This Disney
Speaker 1: girl walked in and we have been suspicious this young
Speaker 1: girl Disney, Like this is my This is sort of
Speaker 1: goes back to my concern though with the Taylor evermore
Speaker 1: of it all, because it's just like, is this just
Speaker 1: gonna the is gonna be actual stories that we care
Speaker 1: about because like we're able to invest in actual, real
Speaker 1: good new content or is it going to feel like
Speaker 1: Star Wars B sides You shouldn't give just because you
Speaker 1: can't give like what you give, as I want to say,
Speaker 1: as an artist or as I should be, should be,
Speaker 1: I don't know like that. I don't I don't want.
Speaker 1: I don't need Star Wars for the sake of Star Wars.
Speaker 1: I think that that's that's the point that I'm making.
Speaker 1: Don't give me b sides of the ship I already liked,
Speaker 1: like I'd rather maybe this is just me be someone
Speaker 1: that discovers something now. I also saw there making new
Speaker 1: indie on of Jones stuff. Um what I what I
Speaker 1: thought was cool was like I hadn't heard of a
Speaker 1: lot of the characters before. But then some of it
Speaker 1: is like land, you know what I mean? And this
Speaker 1: that the other thing which is cool. Donald, I think
Speaker 1: let's go back to evermore, um, I will say before
Speaker 1: before we move on from Star Wars. Though peripherally related, um, Marvel,
Speaker 1: But I am getting excited about this new Spiderman movie
Speaker 1: though oh yeah, because it sounds like a sort of
Speaker 1: drag event. Doctor Strange is doing like another sequel that's
Speaker 1: like about multiverses even more than the original. But then
Speaker 1: but you know how like Jamie Foxx got signed on
Speaker 1: to this third one, with Tom Holland. He was the
Speaker 1: villain in Spiderman The Amazing Spider Man two, so he
Speaker 1: was so he was um Andrew Garfield Spiderman villain, and
Speaker 1: then Alfred for Alfred Maline did come back in as
Speaker 1: Toby McGuire Spiderman villain. They're they're taught like someone picked
Speaker 1: up a hint in Spiderman two, like j Jamison is
Speaker 1: trying to come up with the name for Doc and
Speaker 1: then someone pitches him doctor Strange. He goes, that's already
Speaker 1: been taken. So like people are like in Marvel World
Speaker 1: are like, wait a minute, that's a hint or that's
Speaker 1: not a hint. It's just like a really clever tie
Speaker 1: in where it's like doctor Strange already exists in Toby
Speaker 1: maguire universe. So that's so that means that there's portals
Speaker 1: for Doctor Strange in Tom Holland universe to open a
Speaker 1: portal multiverse portal there for for Alfred Malina to come
Speaker 1: in and Jamie Foxx to come in from um uh
Speaker 1: Andrew Garfield multiverse. But then potentially there's rumors that Toby
Speaker 1: and Kirston are signing on for this one. I saw
Speaker 1: that Kirston was rumored and that so was Emma Stone,
Speaker 1: And I know Zendai is like currently shooting. It would
Speaker 1: be like an Avenger style thing. But it's like, I
Speaker 1: wh I like that kind of is very cool to me. No,
Speaker 1: it appeals to me. I mean, look, I love I
Speaker 1: love I love a stunt cast moment, like we just
Speaker 1: talked about it on our episode with when someone comes
Speaker 1: in and the moment. Yes, that's what you need, and
Speaker 1: so a full movie that's about that. I just drink
Speaker 1: it when speaking No, no, no, I'm just like Kirstens
Speaker 1: as m J again next to Zenda as m J.
Speaker 1: Get out forget it? Yeah please? I mean you cut
Speaker 1: back from us earlier saying I don't know about Disney
Speaker 1: to us fully simping for Spider Man, for all the
Speaker 1: Spider Man cash cows to come together. Whatever we're dumb?
Speaker 1: Can I ask a question before we move on? What
Speaker 1: is a like simping came in? Okay, but what does
Speaker 1: it mean? What is it's the same grammar rules as
Speaker 1: Stan It's like, I simple you and that shirt. I
Speaker 1: understand what it is and how it's used, and I'm
Speaker 1: ready to start doing that. But I as someone who
Speaker 1: is in the culture. I want to know where the
Speaker 1: culture I'm using comes from. So Stan, it comes from
Speaker 1: eminem song Stan, but what where does say? I don't
Speaker 1: know the etymology on it. Fully, I think it's more
Speaker 1: I honestly em embracing it as a more general use. Hopefully,
Speaker 1: I think I believe it's like, maybe it's not meant
Speaker 1: to be this functionally, but I feel like it is.
Speaker 1: You were very early on the whole stand is using
Speaker 1: stand an eminem term is a bummer for queer people, right,
Speaker 1: And I still do it because it's become so inting
Speaker 1: our way out. It's our little exit strategy. It's our
Speaker 1: hatch store, you know. I think I think you can
Speaker 1: do that, okay, So, and I'll be honest with you.
Speaker 1: Stan has become, like um, a part of the vocabulary
Speaker 1: of our life in a way that it almost rolls
Speaker 1: off the tongue now, So it'll be hard, but I
Speaker 1: do like saying symplmore like to me, that is a
Speaker 1: more satisfying landing place. You want to know, when I
Speaker 1: knew that Stan was kind of over for me, it
Speaker 1: will never be really over Katy Perry, but I, you know,
Speaker 1: would like pick up on people like our lovely most
Speaker 1: recent guest, just like kind of making fun of it,
Speaker 1: and it's it's it's and literally our second week back
Speaker 1: at work. I don't think you would mind if I
Speaker 1: said this, but um, I was just like kind of
Speaker 1: standing next to Kyle for a bit and we were
Speaker 1: just doing bits, and then in one of his trademark
Speaker 1: Kyle voices, he goes, we stand and I was like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, you know now that not that not
Speaker 1: now that it's becomes use it as meta humor or
Speaker 1: as like a way that to ironically like signal that
Speaker 1: he's someone else. I'm just like, okay, we're done. We're done.
Speaker 1: So I think I think R I P Stan welcome
Speaker 1: simple it's a real culture. It's real culture number because
Speaker 1: it's later on it's a real number. Two D three
Speaker 1: all right peace well before it's another way of saying,
Speaker 1: um Stan is dead long, live long lives shimp. I
Speaker 1: love it. Stan is dead long lives him and actually
Speaker 1: replaced the real culture with that. Everyone Okay, readers at home,
Speaker 1: people that are logging this. It is so decided the
Speaker 1: seventh bit of culture. The thing about it is, um
Speaker 1: this was huge culture. This is blockbuster culture, and so were.
Speaker 1: Everything we've been talking about is really just kind of
Speaker 1: blockbuster culture. I mean, Taylor's releasing an album that's blockbuster culture.
Speaker 1: I mean this idea of the spider Man three studcast
Speaker 1: so that we can help create this communal um culture
Speaker 1: moment that I think we saw truly created by a
Speaker 1: certain film that's sold to the top of the in
Speaker 1: the mid nineteen seventies. Are you ready for it? June nineteen,
Speaker 1: talk about this. This was big attacking fish culture. This
Speaker 1: was cuckoo you never wanted to go on the water
Speaker 1: again culture. This was done done soundtrack sing culture. The
Speaker 1: girl that is the most beautiful song due du don't
Speaker 1: don't the way I'm rolling two about the way that
Speaker 1: I sexually came. Oh yeah, the way. It's literally a beat.
Speaker 1: Dunt dun dunt dunt dunt dun't drop into the ground
Speaker 1: while this plays. I'm telling you you feel if you
Speaker 1: embrace this song as a sort of sexual call to
Speaker 1: the dance floor, amazing things happen. It's a floor filler.
Speaker 1: The Jaws theme song is ultimately a floor filler. That's
Speaker 1: a role of culture Number ninety nine, The Jaws, the
Speaker 1: ultimately filler floor filler. Baby baby. Has there been any remixes?
Speaker 1: It's it's a it's a forty five year old movie.
Speaker 1: I have a confession to make. It's one of those
Speaker 1: go girl, shut up three words which never seen it?
Speaker 1: Do you hate me? Do you want me to sort
Speaker 1: of tell you? No, I don't hate you? What I don't?
Speaker 1: I hate it at all. I just feel like I
Speaker 1: need to fill in a blank few Can I sort
Speaker 1: of tell you what happens in Jaws? Yes, my sister.
Speaker 1: And if you have any questions, I want you to ask.
Speaker 1: This is the movie DAWs. Number one scene beginning of
Speaker 1: the movie, number one scene, number one scene. So there's
Speaker 1: and Pete, tell me how much you love this? A
Speaker 1: guy and a girl sort of like drinking at a
Speaker 1: bonfire on the beach, and so then they she gets
Speaker 1: like a little drunk and she has running on the
Speaker 1: beach and she's naked. She gets off take off her clothes,
Speaker 1: and he sort of passes out from being drunk. So
Speaker 1: she swims out. He's so drunk he could barely see her.
Speaker 1: She's like taking off her clothes, running away from the
Speaker 1: bonfire on the beach, and she's sort of getting into
Speaker 1: the water and it's very dark. Do you see what
Speaker 1: I'm I don't know about these two people. I think
Speaker 1: they deserve it, as I see, I don't sympathize with
Speaker 1: these characters, Oh my god, even though they're like young
Speaker 1: and we know nothing about them. You're I don't know,
Speaker 1: I think they's sympathetic to me. Also, she's banned anyway, um,
Speaker 1: so she maybe she does deserve it. Her name is
Speaker 1: Christie by the way. And so she runs out into
Speaker 1: the water. You know what happens. And I don't even
Speaker 1: even know about the opening scene of You don't even
Speaker 1: know about the opening scene of Jaws. So this is iconic.
Speaker 1: She's swimming and you see her from and it's like dude,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, like you see her go
Speaker 1: get pulled under the water really fast, and she goes
Speaker 1: and then she pulls her again and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: like she's thrashed around and she's yeah, so Jaws basically
Speaker 1: we don't ever see it. All we see is her
Speaker 1: being thrashed around in the water and liked. And eventually
Speaker 1: she's she's thrown up against like um like a little
Speaker 1: like dignity in the water or whatever. Like it's like
Speaker 1: one of those like little like a booie or something.
Speaker 1: He pulls her off and the last thing you see
Speaker 1: is she she's screaming, screaming, screaming, gets pulled under the water.
Speaker 1: And that's so. Presume that the guy also got killed
Speaker 1: by Jaws. No, no, no no, no, he's passed out on
Speaker 1: the beach. He's passed out of the never even made
Speaker 1: it him. So then she's like missing and so whatever
Speaker 1: they're like, or she's not missing, basically like so and
Speaker 1: so happens and they find her on the beach the
Speaker 1: next day and like literally, my god, Okay, mind you
Speaker 1: it is fourth of July weekend, okay, big time. The
Speaker 1: town is called the town is called Jaws. Girl, No Jaws.
Speaker 1: I think I thought they called it Jaws because there
Speaker 1: are the other things named Jaws. No, I think Jaws.
Speaker 1: What about the beach? Wait, hold on, I have to
Speaker 1: say something. It is shocking to me. If you have
Speaker 1: not seen this movie and the Immigrants, you might have
Speaker 1: to watch streaming. But this was well. Now, I think
Speaker 1: you can stream Jaws on all sorts of things. Also,
Speaker 1: I feel like it's one of those movies that gets
Speaker 1: put on. Also, I talk about Jaws culture, so you
Speaker 1: talk about Jaws the ride culture. There's a difference, and
Speaker 1: I have experience you've played the show, because we all
Speaker 1: know what Jaws Jaws is not. Jaws has no characterization,
Speaker 1: but he has no motivation beat besides wanting to kill people.
Speaker 1: He is the one of the worst killers, he really is,
Speaker 1: but he's not motivated by anything more complicated than some
Speaker 1: primal desire to attack people. You're right, And so I
Speaker 1: guess you feel like you're not interested in it because
Speaker 1: doesn't interesting And I've just not been it just has
Speaker 1: not been like an imperative for me ever to watch it.
Speaker 1: I will watch it because we are we are ordaining
Speaker 1: it as a day of culture. And I love your
Speaker 1: passion for this and you're able to retell it so
Speaker 1: clearly and vividly. But I just want to make the
Speaker 1: distinction that you have talked about Jaws ride culture, which
Speaker 1: is I'm not same as Jaws culture. Do you understand me?
Speaker 1: You're right, I mean, I understand, and I first of all,
Speaker 1: I want to say, I thank you for it, for
Speaker 1: I have talked about Jaws ride culture many times, which
Speaker 1: I believe is Jaws culture by proxy. But now that
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about it, and I'm going back through the
Speaker 1: foul capitals in my brain. Never once did I ever
Speaker 1: hear you say you had never seen it, or implore
Speaker 1: you to watch it. It hasn't come up till this
Speaker 1: very moment. Every episode of Lost Cultural restus, we peel
Speaker 1: back a layer of this friendship. And I didn't know
Speaker 1: this to me? What what do you think? It's weirder
Speaker 1: that I haven't seen sound of music? You haven't seen
Speaker 1: one thousand? Is so culturally like we all know like
Speaker 1: doah dear, We all know like Adelwei's we know Jaws
Speaker 1: as a shark. That's that's what we all know. Let's
Speaker 1: get one thing all about Quins. I don't know who
Speaker 1: the hell who's in? Girl? You don't know who the
Speaker 1: hell is Quint? Who is she? Robert Shaw played Quint
Speaker 1: and he has a monologue about a shark attack he
Speaker 1: wants survived. And it is a film we know and
Speaker 1: I'm speaking on behalf of people who have not seen Jaws.
Speaker 1: All we know is that Jaws is a shark. Possibly
Speaker 1: the town is called Jaws, and we're gonna need a
Speaker 1: bigger boat. That's all. That's all we know. Girl. First
Speaker 1: of all, you are literally the only motherfucker who believes
Speaker 1: that the town was called Jaws. Everyone knows the town
Speaker 1: was called Amity. Everyone knows that. And we need on
Speaker 1: our behalf. What Doug, can you get here? Please? It's
Speaker 1: crazy that you need Doug. Who's what's crazy? Or duck?
Speaker 1: He's putting on his headphones definitively and you you, I know,
Speaker 1: you know what's weirder that I haven't seen sound of
Speaker 1: music or that Bowen hasn't seen Jaws. Initially I thought
Speaker 1: it was more weird that Matt had not seen sound
Speaker 1: of music, But then I grew up from Jaws that
Speaker 1: fucked people's heads for years. It literally is ocean culture,
Speaker 1: Like you can't look at an ocean or go to
Speaker 1: a beach without someone making a Jaws Joe, you can't
Speaker 1: do it. I think they're kind of music is universal.
Speaker 1: And when I was growing up in America, I was
Speaker 1: in a landlocked state, so we didn't fucking care about
Speaker 1: Jaws or ocean culture. In Colorado, no bones, because that
Speaker 1: would add to the mistake of the ocean and beach culture.
Speaker 1: Even more so, people in the middle of the country
Speaker 1: went even crazier. Doug, what was Jaws fever? What can
Speaker 1: you explain, I grew up in a landlocked spot. People
Speaker 1: would go on vacation and my sister would not go
Speaker 1: in there because of Jaws. Because of Jaws, like it
Speaker 1: literally her brain, like she just want to do it.
Speaker 1: That's wonderful. But also the whole world knows soul phage. No,
Speaker 1: it's do RENI fas la t do because of Julie
Speaker 1: Andrews and Rodgers and Hammerstein. I totally agree with you.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying that we we Doug and I
Speaker 1: agree there on part dog do not break the tie.
Speaker 1: He did not break the time and get in here
Speaker 1: break the Anna producer producer, Anna, Hi, what's weirder that
Speaker 1: Bowen has not seen Jaws? Or that I have not
Speaker 1: seen the sound of music? Anna is Persian and has
Speaker 1: Persian parents who can probably relate to this thing that
Speaker 1: I'm putting forward. I will say, yes, I do think
Speaker 1: sound of music is like immigrant trap wild culture, because
Speaker 1: I saw a sound of music way before. Okay, So
Speaker 1: I do think when you're kind of I don't know why,
Speaker 1: but parents immigrant parents seem to like sound of music,
Speaker 1: so you see that before. I do think it's just
Speaker 1: culturally what you see versus like, I think you might
Speaker 1: be onto something here because Jaws is very American. It's
Speaker 1: very Yeah, that's and this actually ended up being a
Speaker 1: more interesting discussion than I ever could have thought. Thank you.
Speaker 1: But so I think Anna maybe a little slightly broke
Speaker 1: the tie in my favor. I think so. I think, well, no,
Speaker 1: I don't think she broke a tie because because she
Speaker 1: acknowledges the extremely prominent American culture that is Jaws. But
Speaker 1: I do think that there is an experiential factor here
Speaker 1: that is kind of coming in with I don't know
Speaker 1: why I never saw Sound of Music, Maybe because I
Speaker 1: grew up in like a sports house, um honestly, and like,
Speaker 1: just I don't know. And also you know, Sound of
Speaker 1: Music is an international story, story, international stars. Who who
Speaker 1: is who is bringing that element in the canster Jaws? Nobody?
Speaker 1: I mean, I could argue that Roy I can. I
Speaker 1: can argue that Richard Dreyfuss is bringing it. I could
Speaker 1: argue the Shark itself is bringing the glam factor. Listen.
Speaker 1: I think if Steven Spielberg stopped me on the street
Speaker 1: and said Bowen and be like, who are you he?
Speaker 1: And if he said Bowen, it hurts me that you
Speaker 1: haven't seen Jaws. I'll say, well, Mr Spielberg, as an
Speaker 1: immigrant to this country, I resent the fact that you
Speaker 1: made an American movie for Americans. Good day. I have
Speaker 1: to go get my hair cut at Astra Hair. Thank you.
Speaker 1: But can I ask you a question? Think about this scenario.
Speaker 1: You are swimming in the water a massive shark fin
Speaker 1: Jaws did not popularly, sharks existed before Jaws. Yes, I'm
Speaker 1: telling you bowen sharks. What Jaws did for sharks is
Speaker 1: what sounded music did for music American Idol did for
Speaker 1: Kelly Clark's girl Guy in the Sharks. I'm telling you
Speaker 1: Jaws made sharks the top of the sharks. Jaws took
Speaker 1: sharks to the topic we knew as a culture, as
Speaker 1: a world, as a human race, that sharks are dangerous
Speaker 1: and will kill you. Not like this. You are so
Speaker 1: out of your mind. And anyone who agrees you have
Speaker 1: come in, can I say something. You've come in today
Speaker 1: with a combative tone, and you've been very queen and queen,
Speaker 1: let me tell you something. Carrie Underwood could do sound
Speaker 1: of music. Carrie Underwood could not do Jaws. She could
Speaker 1: never be that shot. Okay, okay, And if Carrie Underwood
Speaker 1: could do it must not be icon culture just kidding.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I would never. I would never. I
Speaker 1: would I would literally would never. I would die for her.
Speaker 1: A version of a loan from American idol Kill Myself
Speaker 1: did alone? Oh yeah she did. Oh she did it. Well,
Speaker 1: you can't do it alone. You need to have was
Speaker 1: she was that a duet? Or she did herself? You
Speaker 1: need that harmony. You need that harmony on the third though,
Speaker 1: to make it truly sore. And I'm sorry, but you
Speaker 1: need anyway. We don't have to argue about Carrie. We're
Speaker 1: here to talk about Jaws. Keep walking me through this
Speaker 1: story in our few minutes that we have left. Let's
Speaker 1: just say this, because there's the death of this girl.
Speaker 1: Everyone's like, oh, there must be a huge shark here
Speaker 1: the bites of this young girl, our psycho. So then
Speaker 1: they're like, well, it's worth of July and probably shouldn't
Speaker 1: close the beaches. Keep them open. It's a huge time
Speaker 1: for business, says the mayor, who looks very much like
Speaker 1: a mayor. Now there's like the town sheriff who's like
Speaker 1: the lead of the movie. Um, he's sort of going
Speaker 1: back and forth in his head about whether to close
Speaker 1: the beach down. Very very contemporary, very COVID narrative. Yes,
Speaker 1: very that a time, a story for now now more
Speaker 1: than ever draws. And so they're at the beach one day,
Speaker 1: he's literally at the beach one day when a kid
Speaker 1: gets killed by the shark, like you see it, it's crazy.
Speaker 1: And then he still, um, hasn't closed the beach down,
Speaker 1: like there's people go crazy. Though. At the funeral, the
Speaker 1: kid's mother says to the sheriff, we know that you
Speaker 1: waited days after this first girl was killed and didn't
Speaker 1: close the beach, so anything you do now is too little,
Speaker 1: too late. I'm paraphrasing here. And mind you, the person
Speaker 1: who's like the coroner, like whose retro dry fust has
Speaker 1: come and said, you need to close down the beach.
Speaker 1: If there's some sort of animal that's this big, that
Speaker 1: could do this to this girl, you need to close
Speaker 1: down the beach. And he's ignored, ignored, ignored. So basically, um,
Speaker 1: they finally closed down the beach, but they're they're unable
Speaker 1: to get rid of the shark to the extent where
Speaker 1: they realize this is really a summation. They must go
Speaker 1: out to try to like kill it. Like, so they
Speaker 1: put these they get this little ship together called the Orca.
Speaker 1: It's three guys. One is Quint, this older guy I'm
Speaker 1: telling you about us, like a shark expert, and then
Speaker 1: there's the town sheriff and this coroner who's like able
Speaker 1: to I guess it's those three guys there. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: they forgot a skipper. They did not hire a skipper,
Speaker 1: but the sheriff does have a wife that's like, please
Speaker 1: protect us, you know what I mean. So um, So
Speaker 1: basically they go out to see to kill this shark
Speaker 1: and they're trying to attract it with these big yellow
Speaker 1: boois I guess. And they find it and basically spoiler alert,
Speaker 1: it is a fight to the fucking death. The shark
Speaker 1: gives it to them, the shark expert Quinn and the
Speaker 1: shark yes, yes, oh yeah, no, you need to I
Speaker 1: can't believe I just told you what happened in the movie.
Speaker 1: But basically they do kill the shark. But then there's
Speaker 1: more shark sequels later, like Jaws to three D, which
Speaker 1: Dennis Quaid was in and said had a cocaine budget
Speaker 1: hidden into the film. That was an This movie came
Speaker 1: out at seventy five, and legitimately it was like a
Speaker 1: rough time for beaches because people were afraid to go
Speaker 1: on the water. I don't deny the impact that Jaws
Speaker 1: had on the culture. I'm just saying, yes, it's just
Speaker 1: it's just not not it's just not your it's not
Speaker 1: something that it is. Absolutely cinema absolutely deserves a spot
Speaker 1: in the twelve days of culture when a thousand percent,
Speaker 1: but when you start to bring in a sound of music,
Speaker 1: the sound of music, I just look, have have you
Speaker 1: seen The Godfather? If not, neither of I and I
Speaker 1: think that that's actually important for me and my sister
Speaker 1: to connect on, is that none of this really matters
Speaker 1: because neither of us have seen the Godfather. And that's
Speaker 1: it's important, neither of us ingested that hetero patriarchy. I
Speaker 1: told you, I will say that I do love a
Speaker 1: crime movie. I love a crime movie. Go out of here?
Speaker 1: What do you like like crime? Bitch? I love good Fellas?
Speaker 1: I love but he's never seen Jaws. But he loves
Speaker 1: good Fellas, but he's never seen Jaws because that culture
Speaker 1: is too American. You know what, you are a crazy boy?
Speaker 1: I oh you, that's actually gonna be where we're right.
Speaker 1: I'll get ready for the name i'll call Matt tomorrow
Speaker 1: on day eight of the Tall Days of Culture. We've
Speaker 1: got some great ones coming up, I think. But for now,
Speaker 1: we say to Jaws, faking you gist culture. H