A nod to the creativity of the categories. People love the categories. They want to hear the categories. They don't want to hear some dick-bloviating about what this means. They're like, tell me who should have been in casting

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going to apologize for making you do every scene, but I think that's what's gonna happen. But you think we should do that here as well? Well, not quite. I got

it down to eight, I think. Eight. Great. Well,

I wanted to shout out at the top, the end of the opening scene, the beginning of the robbery into the opening credits. I just really like how that goes. Of course. The Amanda Pummer. Yeah. I

love you, pumpkin. I love you, honey bunny. Everybody be

cool, this is a robbery! In the up, you fucking pricks! Move! And I'll execute every motherfucking last one of you! I'll actually get everybody to fucking run you. And then that music kicks in. Two songs in the opening credits, which that might've invented. I don't know if any movie had ever done that before. Well,

the concept of the radio had been in Reservoir Dogs, but I think switching the songs in

the middle, because you hear him change the dial. Good graphics too. Like opening credits that could come out now and not be any Anyway.

And I just say about those graphics for people in my generation, it has not aged well because the graphics are the Stranger Things font. So I think kids are going to be like that Stranger Things. It's also the font for Cabaret, I think. It's like a font font. And also that first song, unfortunately, is a massive sample in a super popular Black Eyed Peas song called Pump It. And so I cannot help but sing pump it to myself as I listen to that song during the beginning of Pulp Fiction.