Ep 10: The Strike is Over But the Podcast Isn’t Yet
Oct 3, 2023
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The hosts advertise their podcast merchandise and discuss their fear of being too enthusiastic about it. They also talk about the 125th birthday of Pepsi and their favorite flavor. In a playful banter, they exchange gifts and discuss the ongoing entertainment industry strike. The chapter includes funny incidents, a movie review, and a comical sponsor segment. They delve into the early days of The Daily Show, share funny anecdotes of encounters with celebrities, and discuss their experience with COVID in a glass waiting room. They talk about movies that made them cry and discuss traumatic movies for kids. The chapter ends with another Pepsi sponsorship segment.
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Quick takeaways
The speaker is moved by powerful and emotional scenes in movies, such as the open credits of 'The Natural' and the father-daughter scenes in 'Moana'
The speaker has had emotional reactions to movies since childhood, including 'Blades of Glory' and not understanding the ending of 'ET'
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The Natural Opening Credits
The speaker mentioned that the open credits of the movie 'The Natural' always make them cry.
Moana
The speaker mentioned that they cried three times in the first 15 minutes of the movie 'Moana' due to the emotional father-daughter scenes.
Blades of Glory
The speaker mentioned that the scene in 'Blades of Glory' where the character turns up in the arena made them tear up.
The Champ and ET
The speaker shared that 'The Champ' was the first movie they cried at, and they also mentioned being emotional when watching 'ET' as a child and not understanding why Elliot didn't go with ET in the end.