It didn't quite feel like enough in those montage moments you did well didn't cheapen the experience did feel like opportunities to go much deeper yeah it felt like as I know sometimes happens it was like they're rushing through the book and so it becomes it feels sometimes like you're watching an outline versus watching a movie. There's only so much allowance you can give an audience to be like okay we're on hour seven now like I wanna like there's three more hours of thisYeah um anyways that's just it putting on a on a narrative hat how I would approach my thinking towards itSo and we love having been amazing to do this like mayor of Easttown style where like you yeah
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