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Toss Popcorn is a production of iHeartRadio.

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Hi. I'm Sienna Jacole and

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I'm Leanna Holsten, and welcome

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to Tossed Popcorn, the podcast

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where two idiots watched every

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film on the AFI's one hundred Greatest American Movies

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of All Time, the very slightly less racist

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tenth Anniversary edition, and are now spending

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our time watching movies directed by women.

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Oh.

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This podcast is a safe

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train station for people who don't

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know anything about movies. Today

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we're watching Lapta ladies.

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Whooh, there's

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no shame in being an idiot, but

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being.

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Proud about it. That's

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shameful. Get it out

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of my.

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Sight, a film recommended by a pal

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who you'll hear all about. Warning there

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will be spoilers about this women

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recent film.

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Oh come on, well,

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Leanna, listen to your predictions.

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Okay, shall I play you mine? Since twas

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I who put the film on the list.

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Yes, it's only fair.

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Hi Sienna, it's Leanna. I'm

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about to watch Lapata Ladies.

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I don't know anything about this except that

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actually friend of the pod recommended

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it and said it's a good time,

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so I predict I will have a good

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time.

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Yeah, that's it's oh my gosh,

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okay, great, great knowledge to have going

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into it, exciting knowledge to have, exciting

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knowledge to have.

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Now, shall we listen to my excited to have my knowledge?

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Yes? Please?

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There's at least one second that I forgot what I was saying,

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and I have to edit it out. Ready,

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Hi, Leanna, I'm about

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to watch. I

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hope that's pronounced correctly. This

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looks like it's a Hindi language, though,

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and I haven't seen

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anything else about that except for the fact that it's two

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hours or something. It's okay because those

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ladies. My

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predictions for this movie, I don't know, but

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I am praying. I'm

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sorry. I don't know, but

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my hope is that it's about sisters.

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Yeah, kind of.

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Maybe it's about sisters, kind

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of sisters. Okay, I

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love you, goodbye. I

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don't know why I was so close to the mic. I

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don't know what happened. I do apologize.

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That's okay, I forgive you. I

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mean there there was sisterhood, certainly.

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M sisterhood galorn

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mm mmmm

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well before we talk about it. Hey girl, Hey

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girl girl, how's it going? Girl? Girls?

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Girl?

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Oh girl. I was supposed

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to get my visa decision this

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past Monday from the government and

3:04

I still haven't no,

3:08

no, And I called the government

3:10

yesterday. I said hi me again,

3:13

remember me from last time? And

3:17

asked, uh, is

3:20

anything like wrong? And they were like no,

3:22

there's just a backlog of

3:24

visa applications to be processed.

3:28

Yeah. And I was like, okay, well, do

3:31

you have a sense of like how long the delay

3:33

will be and they were like no,

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they have not given us a timeline. And

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I was like, okay, my

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current visa expires two weeks from tomorrow.

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Will that be an issue? And they were like no,

3:48

because while they're making a decision on your next one,

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you're allowed to remain in the country. And

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I'm like yeah, but if they say no to the next

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one and it's after my old

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one has expired, what I

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was like, Okay, I have a

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plane ticket to fly to America

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two weeks and two days from tomorrow

4:08

for a family obligation. If

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I haven't heard about the visa by then, can I

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still go? And they were like, we

4:16

don't recommend traveling

4:19

while your visa application is being processed,

4:22

so we just don't know yet. We just

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don't know. We cannot know, and

4:28

my body is giving in. It really

4:30

is like the physiological the

4:33

damage my body is taking from

4:36

these hits is

4:38

intense in what way. I

4:42

it kind of hurts to breathe. My

4:45

toe really hurts, my left big

4:47

toe. I have a lot

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of of course, my visa

4:51

toe, my visa toe is so I

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don't know if I broke it or if I've been

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wearing boots with a heel too much

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and it's feeling overused.

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I'm not really sure what's going on with my toe,

5:04

but it's it's been speaking up

5:06

recently. It's been speaking out, asking

5:09

for what it needs. Unfortunately I can't understand

5:11

it to give it then it whatever it

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is that it needs. So my toe

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is in anguish

5:17

my shoulders. Of course, I keep

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planning like, well, once I get the decision

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whatever it is, I'm going to get a massage

5:25

because at least then I can let go of the tension

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I've been holding onto. But I still can't

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get a massage because I still don't

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have a decision. Well, Leonna,

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you could get a massage. No, that would

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jinx it, I don't

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think so if I got a massage

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before a visa confirmation, I would

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be deported immediately we.

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Don't recommend getting don't

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recommend getting a massage while your application

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is being reviewed. If

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there was an AI unfortunately

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trying to do what is ruining your life right

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now, it would be this. It would

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be like, I'm waiting on my visa decision, m

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and it's the

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country I'm asking for a visa in doesn't

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work. Dude,

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that sucks. I'm sorry.

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So now it's like I just have to pick a

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day well, depending

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on I guess American Airlines by

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which if I haven't heard, I gotta cancel

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that flight. Baby, I cannot

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go. Please recredit

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those miles to my account.

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Damn, I'm sorry to my cousin.

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It is I mean, I will say it's the most iron

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clad excuse, yeah

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for not making a wedding. If you don't have

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all time and they don't let you back in,

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I can't leave the I can't come

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to your wedding because I'm not allowed to leave the

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country that I'm in, which is not

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the one that your wedding is happening in, because

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I'm trying to get a visa so as to

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not have to live in the country where your

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wedding is happening. Right. Sorry,

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Sorry, anyway,

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sorry to this cousin, Sorry to

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this cousin.

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Well, girl, I'm so sorry. No

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sorry, I've heard not

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countless things of this sort happening to you

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at this point, and I'm so sorry.

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Yeah, at least I

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know where my passport is, yes, because

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I didn't have to mail it in this time

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around. Is that a

7:26

bird chirping outside of your window?

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Because it's really beautiful? Oh,

7:31

please keep it, don't do anything to change

7:33

that. I love it. Okay, I need I need

7:35

something that's gorgeous right now.

7:37

Yes, I don't know if I told you. I changed the configuration

7:39

of my room, but now I record near the window

7:42

and I love that. So oh

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yes, yes, hey

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girl, hey girl. Springtime

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in Los Angeles is here, and I realized

7:54

this is the only time I really feel like I

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I enjoy it here in this area.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, because spring. I've

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always loved spring. And it's

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really it's really sweet here, you know, like school's still

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in session, but you can feel that people are excited

8:11

about the sun coming out, and there's

8:13

animals coming back.

8:14

And animals are coming back.

8:16

Animals, animals are back, baby animals

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are.

8:19

Back doing

8:23

the animals leave La for

8:25

a time.

8:25

I mean, there haven't been birds chirping in this

8:27

way. Okay, maybe they're migrated

8:30

over here. Yeah,

8:33

but uh, let's

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see. Okay, I'm going on tour, which we have

8:37

to announce, but I'll be going on tour with

8:39

my puppet group. Uh,

8:44

I just can never say it. I'm

8:47

going on tour with my puppet group. We're touring

8:49

with a musician. It's gonna

8:51

be so interesting. I'm actually getting really excited.

8:53

But we are going

8:57

to like we're going to be in the

8:59

car for whole long. Oh

9:01

my god?

9:02

How who? What's are the

9:04

logistics set to do? People

9:06

like which vehicle people are going in? Okay, what

9:08

are the logistics? What the logistics are?

9:10

A big car with a trailer on the back.

9:13

Wow, So we're going.

9:15

Phoenix south by southwest Oklahoma

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City?

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Mm hmm.

9:20

Oklahoma City, which is the one place where we

9:22

can't find anyone who will talk

9:24

to us. I'm

9:27

on outreach and I've been trying to like I've

9:29

you know, been saying that does anybody know anybody from

9:31

there? And somebody will know somebody who has a roommate,

9:34

and yeah, they just they won't put me in contact

9:36

with the person. And then there was one guy who

9:38

reached out to me based on my story

9:41

post and he was like, uh huh, I

9:44

have all sorts of connections in Oklahoma

9:46

City and I went, oh, my gosh, that would be great. You have recommendations

9:48

of like publications or radio shows or little things

9:50

that we can try to just alert Yeah,

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he ghosted me. Oh

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and I've messaged three times now.

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WUTF So anyway,

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it's all good. Wow, are you

10:04

having to do all the publicity on

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behalf of the musician. It's

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kind of weird in that way the musicians

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doing He's doing his

10:13

own, but we're doing it all together, so we're kind

10:16

of it's like a joint situation.

10:18

But we're trying to contact other DIY

10:21

artist people because they're yeah that makes

10:23

sense.

10:24

Yeah damn country. Yeah,

10:27

I'm excited for it, but it's I'm

10:30

one of my one of my jobs

10:33

that I've made up and took upon myself

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is fiber coordinator because I do

10:37

not up

10:40

on the road anyway. Yes, I'm

10:42

fiber coordinator because I'm so scared of

10:44

being on the road and being

10:49

completely stopped up for three and

10:51

a half thanks, I'm really scrash.

10:53

Are you going to do your poop speech.

10:57

My poop speech, you

10:59

mean, like when I want gave a poop speech to

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what you're staying with a friend.

11:02

That's exactly what I mean. I think about it so often.

11:06

Yes, listeners, I was once staying with a group and

11:08

I was like, I need everybody to be out of the house when

11:10

I try to use the bathroom, so I give a poop speech,

11:12

and they like, weren't. I thought they were going to

11:14

be like I thought they were gonna be like, oh my

11:16

god, you're so funny, don't even worry about

11:18

it. But they were kind of like, uh,

11:21

oh, okay, well

11:23

leave.

11:24

I just loved what you were trying to do, something

11:26

revolutionary, you know, which, as you said to a group

11:28

of people, you said, it's important that we all acknowledge

11:31

at some point this weekend, I'm going to have to poop and

11:33

it's going to happen, and we

11:36

all need to be adults.

11:36

And you didn't want to hear it about it.

11:39

Unbelievable, unacceptable behavior.

11:41

They are the problem, really really going out on

11:43

a limb. Poopets poop.

11:50

I know we're all thinking about for you to have, but I

11:52

hope someone's thinking about the poopets

11:54

poop.

11:54

It's you are You're on fiber duty.

11:56

Yeah. Yeah, So anyway, it'll be interesting.

11:58

Stay tuned, you'll be regular. If

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anybody knows anybody in Oklahoma City, please

12:03

hit me up. The important thing is we will

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be taking a few weeks off. We'll be

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back again in early April. Stay tuned.

12:09

You can watch on our Instagram. But until

12:12

then, have a good little springtime, Happy

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Lent, Happy Women's Month, and

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happy Women's Month.

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Mmm, great, gorgeen.

12:21

Well, Leanna, shall we talk about this dang movie?

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Oh my gosh, speaking of travel.

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Yeah, speaking of being

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in a vehicle, yeah, and being concerned.

12:32

Could you please give us a synopsis

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of the film Lapata Ladies.

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Yes, I wrote this immediately after watching

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it last night, and it is very long. Okay,

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great, Okay, Lapata

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Ladies. I will sit back and relax,

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which apparently in Hindi

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means missing ladies.

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Ah.

12:53

After a farcical post

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nuptial train situation, two

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identically dressed brides in India

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gets switched. Deepak

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ends up back at his village with the

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wrong woman, and

13:09

Pool ends up lost at

13:11

the train station where she stepped off

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with the other husband. But don't

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worry about that right now. The

13:18

wrong woman in question that I just mentioned

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is Jaya, but

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she, while in Deepak's

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town, lies about everything because

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her new husband that I just mentioned a second ago

13:31

is terrible and she really wants to

13:33

go to agriculture school, so she uses

13:35

this as a time to lay low before

13:38

going to school. But then she lies to everybody,

13:40

so everybody suspicious all the time. It

13:43

makes you seem really suspicious, especially

13:45

because there's a group of fake bride bandits

13:47

on the loose, by the way, which also complicates

13:50

things because the police are involved a lot.

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The police, by the way, are super

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corrupt, which also complicates

13:56

things. And

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then meanwhile, well Pool can't remember

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the name of any villages she either

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came from or is going to because

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she was raised to be uninformed and helpless dude

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to society, which they do discuss.

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And also, by the way, in this culture,

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girls aren't even supposed to say their husband's names

14:15

out loud, so everything gets really

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complicated. But

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at the end of the day, it's feminist

14:23

and warm and funny and awesome,

14:26

and everything turns out great. Yes

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the end, Yes,

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everyone finds each other. Who needs

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to find everybody who doesn't want

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to be together.

14:37

They aren't. Oh my goodness,

14:40

Oh my goodness, me, Oh

14:44

my.

14:44

Gosh, I'm lost. Do you remember

14:46

the name of the podcast I was just doing? Does

14:49

anybody remember I

14:51

never wrote down the name of the podcast I was doing,

14:55

So I'll just have to sleep here for three days.

14:56

We'll be right back, yes,

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oh, Sienna, let's jump into phone notes.

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That's the section where we read the notes that we took on

15:17

our I almost said, on each other's phones.

15:21

Oh, we read each other's notes watching

15:24

the film

15:26

first of all, just up top, what

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do you think I mean, I'm getting it, so

15:31

I'm gidding a vibe. I

15:34

loved it so much. Oh

15:37

my god, I had the best time watching

15:39

this.

15:39

I loved it. I loved it.

15:41

It was so fun it was I literally

15:43

called Kelsey in the middle of watching

15:45

it because I'm like, I have to tell you what's happening in this.

15:48

Oh my god, I love that. And then

15:50

I went to my God and told her

15:52

the same thing. And that's what I

15:54

found out. It's actually kind of difficult to describe

15:57

because one girl,

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let me just try, comes out names. One girl is

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at the train station but she got off well the

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other guy. But the guy's bad but and

16:05

then the other girl, she

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seems bad, but I don't know if she's going to be bad. It seems like she's

16:09

doesn't like her husband, but like she's at the village

16:12

and and the other two are really in love. Anyway,

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I loved it.

16:17

I loved it the

16:19

premise alone. As soon

16:21

as they got on the train and there were like

16:23

three people in the same outfit and you couldn't

16:25

tell who was who. I said, Oh, okay, oh

16:29

I love that. Oh I

16:32

love that. It really was

16:34

like a true farce. It was extremely

16:37

farce.

16:37

And be like

16:40

there are things all

16:42

the and then it's complicated by the fact that there

16:44

are certain cultural practices that make it. Like

16:46

when it turned out that she was

16:48

lying, but when they asked Jaya, they're like, well,

16:51

why didn't you see it was your husband? And she's

16:53

like, I'm supposed to look down. It's wedding

16:55

day, and I have.

16:56

To look down. I literally can't see

16:58

through the day. One So

17:00

there's like one cell phone. Yeah,

17:02

crap, it's it's a crap

17:05

Nokia. It probably still would work

17:07

today, to be fair, but farce.

17:09

Oh I loved,

17:12

Oh, I just loved I'm so glad, Yes,

17:14

thank you to actionha, thank you.

17:17

Action say. Okay,

17:19

Leanna, you said,

17:22

oh.

17:24

I just remembered you said.

17:26

Honestly, at this point, I could be down for an arranged marriage.

17:29

Okay, let's talk about that. Let's talk about that the

17:31

best we can. Let's talk about it.

17:33

Nothing in my life is in control right now,

17:38

and so at this point, I'm like, you know what, somebody

17:41

else take the reins and tell me what

17:43

to do, because I don't like

17:45

the feeling like I can't do anything.

17:48

It completely is one

17:50

of those practices that you're like, oh, I completely. I

17:52

wish there was some form of that, like

17:54

of matchmaking that existed in our culture

17:57

that you could go like the

18:00

you weren't as in control of I know they have because

18:03

you're like, I want a trusted person to match me

18:05

with somebody else, and we're both just good with the

18:07

situation.

18:08

It's fine. Yeah, it's a okay

18:10

whatever. And I don't even know if these marriages

18:13

I don't know if, I mean, was their marriage arranged?

18:16

Their's They seemed like I know Jayas

18:18

was, but these two were in love, which was very sweet.

18:21

But I was just like, listen, I maybe

18:26

that's what I've been missing. It's just somebody else

18:28

to arrange it because I'm not doing any work.

18:30

Yeah, I'm not trying at all, totally

18:33

well, and I feel like

18:35

there's so much pressure in our culture to like find

18:37

the one, yeah, find the perfect match. And

18:39

I'm like, maybe it doesn't have to be that. Maybe

18:43

just find something which I might have

18:45

to do if this visa gets denied, I

18:48

might have to arrange a marriage.

18:50

Oh that would be so fun. Wait,

18:54

please.

18:56

Please, Leanna.

18:57

You've said I have nothing to offer as

18:59

a wife TM. Are

19:02

you talking about your own personal dowry?

19:04

Yeah? Yeah, I was thinking about

19:06

that. I was like, I mean I could have I

19:08

could I could offer like monetary

19:12

whatever, But in terms of like

19:14

being a traditional domestic wife

19:17

TM, I do

19:19

not have anything to offer. I

19:21

cannot cook, what is I don't

19:23

want to like maintain the home. I

19:26

hate children. I'm not doing that.

19:30

It's possible that I won't bang you,

19:32

like there's just it's arguably

19:36

zero's across the board from me.

19:38

I have a few thoughts, and I think these are important.

19:40

So I'm gonna say,

19:42

Okay, So I've been watching Love Is Blind. It's a

19:45

very boring season. Unfortunately everybody

19:49

d C or which city. This

19:52

one is Minneapolis. So

19:54

everybody talks like this, they'll be like, I'm so

19:56

excited.

19:57

Everyone broke up in the pod. I love that.

20:00

So now there's only like there's been no reveals,

20:03

no, not everyone. There's like four couples, but there

20:05

were a couple more couples that were clearly going to

20:07

be some of the like exciting ones, and then they broke

20:09

up because unfortunately I respect themselves. Oh

20:13

so there's

20:15

not as many now, and nothing dramatic is

20:17

happening. I love that there

20:20

is one guy who's really really bad, but all

20:22

the bad is happening slowly, so it's like not good

20:24

TV.

20:26

Oh, very boring.

20:27

But what's interesting is even the couples

20:29

who are getting along, there's this weird thing on

20:31

reality TV that I

20:34

just think people who don't think too hard about their partners

20:36

can speak this way, which is this concept of

20:38

like, oh, I really

20:40

want to come home to this, this is what I want for

20:42

my partner. I love if there was somebody who when

20:44

I get home, like this is what's ready

20:47

for me. It's like that's not what

20:49

a partner should employ at all. That's

20:52

like what a robot in your

20:54

house does, know it trips

20:56

me up so much. The idea that you could love somebody and

20:58

be like, it's just so perfect, because I always wanted somebody

21:00

who would have this waiting for me when I get home.

21:03

Same you. Yeah,

21:07

but that would be me. I wouldn't have anything

21:09

waiting for you. I'd be on the couch.

21:10

And that should be enough. And

21:12

you guys make dinner together. That

21:14

should be enough. Anyway.

21:16

The other thing is, I think we have to decide right now what

21:19

is our dowry?

21:19

Yeah, what would you put in your dowry?

21:21

What is my dawry? Right now? My dowry would be I

21:25

have a good My family is

21:28

good at talking about things, so I can provide

21:30

that sort of a good

21:32

conversational bass that's holidays

21:35

would be like enjoyable and

21:37

if you need to talk through an issue, you know, it's

21:40

a good place to do it. I

21:43

have a dad who understands business and finance.

21:46

M m hm,

21:48

so I can provide a business dad. Let's

21:51

see what do I have in terms of things. I

21:54

have a guitar. I

21:56

have one of those you know those things that you plug into

21:58

your laptop that like adapts it.

21:59

To the Oh yeah, that's

22:02

really useful. Yeah, that's really

22:04

helpful. You definitely everybody should have that in their

22:06

dowry.

22:07

Yeah, so I think that's mostly it. And

22:09

then an understanding of as

22:12

a as a wife, I would provide a

22:14

real, a real desire to

22:16

avoid the sun, like to sun protection.

22:19

I think you bring that too, Yeah,

22:22

I sure do.

22:23

This is the sun Protected podcast,

22:26

Pale Pod, Pale Pod. What

22:29

about you.

22:33

I have a really large plush

22:35

seal yeah, uh huh,

22:38

called Prince Herbert. But he can fit into

22:40

almost any suitcase.

22:41

That's amazing. That is amazing I have.

22:46

I have a Colorado flag, a

22:49

flag from my home state, so if I ever

22:51

got lost, I would remember where I'm from because

22:53

I have the flag right from

22:56

where that is. I have

22:58

the patience to do a really

23:00

overly needlessly

23:02

complex paint by number, but

23:06

not the discipline to finish it in

23:08

anything under four years.

23:09

Sure, but

23:12

you know, and

23:18

to finish something after

23:20

four years is actually really that's

23:23

really that's really impressive, because I feel

23:25

like once you give up, Once I give up on something, I don't

23:27

go back.

23:29

Yeah, I guess that's the I guess I won't. I

23:31

don't give up on things. Is

23:33

that true? No, I give up on friendships really

23:36

easily.

23:38

Well, friendships are different than a paint by number.

23:44

Else, I think I'm I'm a little

23:46

bit too Like my

23:49

visa decision is still up in the air, and there's been

23:51

scaffolding on our balcony for a month

23:53

now blocking out the light.

23:55

So I think I'm really

23:57

too mentally ill to Yeah,

24:00

have a sturdy dowry beyond

24:02

those items totally.

24:06

Well, if mental illness stop people from partnering up,

24:08

then it would be very different world. So

24:12

I think you're good. Yeah,

24:17

Well that's been our dowry. And

24:19

we both have a podcast.

24:21

Oh yeah, we each can offer fifty

24:24

percent of a podcast.

24:26

Fifty percent of a podcast that's owned mostly

24:28

percentage by a big corporation.

24:30

Oh yeah, not nice who

24:33

for licensing reasons, they might not even be

24:35

able to serve.

24:37

We own it, actually a very small percentage of

24:39

our own podcast. We both own

24:41

some pretty expensive microphones.

24:43

That's my dowry. Oh god, I'm

24:45

not giving a microphone to a man.

24:48

Oh, we have to give it to them.

24:50

Isn't that the whole thing of a dowry?

24:51

It is bold.

24:54

Oh, they just kind of knew it was there, Leanna,

24:57

You've said it'd be really funny, like putting a dowry together

25:00

of stuff you're you don't want. Uh huh,

25:02

You're like, oh, I've been actually trying to get rid of this thing. So do

25:04

you want these old tennis shoes or

25:07

like this that I can't donate?

25:10

It's my dowry. Here you go, Leanna.

25:12

Did you watch the dub or the sub?

25:15

I watched the subtitled version.

25:18

Dub dubbing makes me feel crazy

25:20

watching a film that's

25:22

then been dubbed in the English language. But you

25:25

watched the I watched the dub, and at

25:27

certain points a couple of times I

25:29

switched to the sub just because it was like they

25:31

were making a joke or something that I wanted to hear in

25:33

the original language. So

25:35

I got to hear everybody's actual voices, which was

25:37

really helpful.

25:38

Oh. I enjoyed the dub. It wasn't It wasn't

25:40

a really bad dub, And I also had the sub on it at

25:42

the same time, so I could see like, what the different translations

25:45

whow yeah, whoa. I enjoyed it, But

25:49

I was eating dinner and I was like, I don't

25:51

want to have to read what I understand. Yeah,

25:54

but you wrote down this line that I also saw,

25:56

which is your blunder

25:59

would even shock our ancestors? That

26:02

was so funny. There were some amazing lines in.

26:04

This can I hm,

26:08

I don't mean for this to be mean, but

26:11

it might sound mean. Are you in a place

26:13

where you can hear something like

26:15

that. Yes, that line

26:17

made me.

26:18

Think of you. Thank

26:26

you so much. I've

26:28

made a number of blunders. I

26:30

loved the word blunder. It's like so and

26:33

it does. It evokes something where I'm like, yes,

26:36

my blunder, my blunder.

26:41

That would shock even our ancestors.

26:44

Blunder, I've

26:46

made a blunder that would shock even my ancestors.

26:50

Like sometimes you make a blunder that would shock even

26:52

your ancestors. Okay,

26:56

one of the translations, you know, he gives that little

26:58

speech about like you don't want

27:01

to go to the cops.

27:02

Mm hmm. Ever, yeah, is your

27:04

jewelry?

27:05

The translation in the way that in the dubbed

27:07

version was it was like, losing

27:10

your jewelry is a problem,

27:13

no doubt, but going to the police

27:15

station really stresses you out.

27:18

Oh

27:20

that was like that's.

27:22

So much like worse than the original. But

27:24

they had to make it rhyme, because

27:27

the original one is like Lost

27:30

Jewelry is like twofold in terms

27:32

of like hardship one the loss

27:34

of the item, and to the inquiry

27:36

with the cops. Yeah, which is so

27:38

funny and inquiry

27:40

really rhythmic, but definitely

27:43

rhyme.

27:43

Going to the cops really stresses

27:45

you out.

27:46

That's true.

27:49

Oh and speaking of Sienna, thank

27:52

you you noted that's

27:54

too much in your mouth, sir.

27:56

This character intro was

27:59

crazy. This is one of the craziest scenes I've

28:01

ever seen. This is when

28:04

they go to the police station because they keep saying, they keep

28:06

implying like I don't want to go to the cops, Like if anything

28:08

bad happens, I am not going to the cops, Like it sucks.

28:10

Yeah.

28:11

Then we get there and we see obviously

28:14

there's like a comical

28:16

amount of corruption, but beyond

28:18

that, it's not just that this

28:20

guy is so weird. So

28:22

his mouth is filled to the brim

28:24

with I guess tobacco what

28:28

I settled on, and then.

28:31

I was begging. I was begging, so

28:34

he has

28:36

he's like, yeah,

28:39

his cheeks are so full, and he was trying to

28:41

do a Godfather impression. We

28:45

forgot about that I forgot

28:47

she was singing. She was singing

28:50

to lesson to take down the fine,

28:52

yea, to reduce the fine again. So I

28:55

love that they.

28:56

Were showing that there's the sort of

28:58

wiggly rules

29:00

around the law.

29:02

It's like, but it's in corruptly and the police

29:04

force is bad. But it's really funny when

29:06

it's like, well, I'll take ten thousand

29:08

rupees off this fine if you see.

29:10

Yeah, exactly.

29:11

That's why.

29:12

He was also just a weird guy. He's like, oh, I love this singing.

29:14

Beautiful. But then later another

29:16

guy offers a sing sort of as a joke, and he's like really,

29:19

and then they hit him. Yeah

29:24

anyway, Yeah, it

29:26

was so it was so gross. It was a crazy

29:29

character intro but definitely got

29:31

across the sky's a weirdo.

29:33

Mm hmmm mm hmm. Totally.

29:38

Leana, you've said maybe a little earlier than

29:40

this, she said a lesson and why you must

29:42

tell women things?

29:44

Oh my gosh,

29:47

both wives And then it turned out only one

29:49

wife, only Pool, not Jaya. Pool

29:51

didn't know the name of the

29:54

village she was meant to be going

29:56

to with her husband with Deepak,

29:59

and I was like, oh, you have to tell

30:01

women things. This is because

30:03

if you tell us things, then we

30:06

will know thing we can work with that. Yeah,

30:09

this her I can't do anything if I don't know anything.

30:11

Her experience as a woman and a bride

30:15

as like a.

30:17

Child so young.

30:19

She was so young.

30:20

The actress is seventeen, very

30:23

seventeen, which is what she looked.

30:25

She looked so yeah. Yeah,

30:28

but but it was all

30:30

it was cute, innocent. Yeah,

30:32

it was okay. But

30:38

her experience like being like, what, I don't have

30:40

any of the information, so I'm scared? Is

30:42

how I felt. As like an intern or a PA

30:45

all the time. Oh yeah,

30:48

someone who won't tell you anything.

30:50

And then you're like, I don't have the information, so I

30:52

can't make any smart decisions. I'm a smart

30:54

decision maker, but you're not giving you the information,

30:57

so instaid. I'm just running around the train trying

30:59

to figure out where my husband went. Why would you

31:01

put me in this position?

31:03

Literally?

31:03

Yes, oh my gosh,

31:05

okay, Leanna, you've said you

31:09

said the problem will sort itself out. Men.

31:13

Oh when did they say that?

31:16

Oh? When don't they say that? Men

31:19

are always saying that? Men

31:21

are always saying, Oh, I'm sure it'll be fine. Yeah, because

31:23

do you know why it ends up fine? Because a woman

31:26

a has to get involved men sort

31:29

it out.

31:29

Yeah that is unfortunately incredibly true and

31:31

it's devastating.

31:33

But I did love that this movie recognized

31:36

that and the

31:38

people who save the day are women. Yes,

31:42

like Jaya saves everyone's everyone's ass.

31:44

That's so true.

31:45

Mm hmm. I love this movie. Like, no,

31:47

it didn't sort itself out, Jaya fixed everything

31:50

and.

31:51

They get to go on their own journeys. And also

31:53

I liked them. We got to go and see that they were

31:55

flashbacks showing that Pool

31:58

and Deepak really loved each other. Yeah

32:00

that was so

32:03

we're happy when they get back together.

32:04

It's not just like, yeah, true, they're good.

32:06

They're gonna be good partners. But she got to look she

32:09

wants like a job less

32:11

Yes, Leonna,

32:14

you said, you

32:18

said plot

32:20

twist, he has legs. I

32:25

gasped. Yeah,

32:29

that was crazy.

32:30

I gasped at that reveal.

32:32

So one of the friends. So one of the ways

32:35

that Pool ends up like getting

32:37

by when she's at the train station,

32:39

she.

32:40

Is so lost, Oh this poor

32:42

girl.

32:43

And a kind, small young

32:45

man comes up to her and

32:48

is like, oh my gosh, you're so lost, like I'll

32:50

help you, and then

32:52

he's like, here's also my pal who

32:55

uses like a little cart to get around

32:58

because.

32:59

He fell up a train and lost his legs, lost

33:01

his.

33:01

Legs, but turns

33:03

out his legs were just tucked into pants.

33:06

Oh crazy?

33:08

Were you thinking about how uncomfortable would be to be sitting

33:10

on your knees like that all day?

33:11

I couldn't believe he got up and was fine. I'd

33:14

be so stiff even after.

33:15

Just like sitting on my knees on the couch. I can't stand

33:18

quite yet.

33:20

My ankle fell asleep while watching this film,

33:23

and I was in so much pain.

33:25

Oh my god.

33:26

No, I could not

33:29

do a day on a cart ostensibly

33:33

legless.

33:35

Surprise, I have legs.

33:39

We'll be right back.

33:51

You said, I love this sim card

33:54

queen. Oh my god,

33:56

where'd she get that new sim card?

33:58

I have no idea, I said, slow up,

34:01

I know. I loved that. I

34:03

loved that we were seeing some espionage from early

34:06

on. I said, oh no, this is a woman with a plan.

34:09

That's what I had to call Kelsey because I was like, oh

34:12

my god. We thought these were just two stupid

34:14

women, but instead one doesn't

34:16

want to be a stupid woman, and

34:18

which is fine because she's seventeen. And yeah,

34:21

as is explained to her, she is incredibly

34:23

she was made dumb by society, which

34:26

yeah, I'm.

34:26

Not your fault, you're dumb. Can we for one.

34:28

Second, can we for one second please talk about

34:30

man Jumai.

34:32

Oh my god, you highlighted her life.

34:36

He said, quote there's no shame in being

34:38

an idiot, but being proud about it

34:40

is shameful. End quote. She is my star,

34:42

my hero, my mother. I

34:45

loved her so much.

34:46

Love, I loved her.

34:47

She spends the whole film radicalizing pools

34:50

against men, and I said, work,

34:52

she was amazing, like against really

34:55

the patriarchy.

34:56

And it's true, like by the time we see inside her house

34:58

and pools, like do you live alone, we

35:00

realize that all the women we've seen in this film, like

35:02

they're just playing such key roles in like

35:04

the family space. Yeah, that

35:07

they're like never just people of their own with their

35:09

own space, And it is radical,

35:11

It's amazing. I just spends the whole time

35:13

being like, pool, you know, you're dumb, right, And

35:16

it was cool how they kept being like she

35:19

kept noticing that her I forget what's what the name

35:21

of the young man who helps her is. But they

35:24

keep comparing the fact that he knows all this stuff.

35:27

Yeah you know, yeah, yeah, he's been getting address

35:30

of a movie star.

35:31

Yeah yeah, he knows all these things because they

35:33

just like have trusted him with this information or given him

35:35

this information because he's a guy, a

35:37

man, and he's can

35:39

like go out in the world and participate.

35:43

Yeah, but she's just been told how to

35:45

make food and oh

35:47

my gosh. Yeah, and

35:50

Manjuma is like, so you know

35:52

you're stupid, right, And that's fine, girl, that's fine.

35:54

I don't mean to be rude about that, but like if you actually

35:56

think that you're doing a good job, like that's embarrassing.

36:02

It's so funny and awesome,

36:04

and also like they're making such awesome

36:09

points, like there's so much commentary commentary

36:13

and I was living.

36:13

Yeah, I loved it.

36:16

Leonni, You've said gagged at a

36:19

faces everything tea, Oh

36:22

my god, she's in a full Nikoba when

36:25

like, oh the guy is like I can't

36:27

tell, Oh my god, I was absolutely gagged at that.

36:30

So they're going around. Deepak is going around

36:32

showing everybody a photo of him and Pool from their

36:34

wedding day, but Pool is wearing her veil

36:37

so you can't see her face, and he's like, have you seen this woman?

36:39

And everyone's like, I can't see

36:41

her in that photo? How would I have seen her in real

36:43

life? And one guy at a stall

36:45

is like, why would you cover her face?

36:48

Like a face is everything.

36:49

It's like someone's whole identity.

36:51

Someone's from behind

36:53

him is a woman in a nicab Then she goes tea.

36:58

The commentary

37:01

I literally went, uh

37:03

huh, yeah, so

37:06

yeah, I loved that. Leanni

37:12

just said par

37:14

Deep is on his way to get you. Worstners

37:16

ever tell him she died. So

37:20

that's the horrible husband.

37:22

Yeah, kind and terrible

37:24

and like killed his first wife.

37:27

His thing is a bad husband?

37:29

Is that?

37:29

Literally he loses his wife and he's like, I'm gonna beat

37:31

her up when I find her because she's lost, and it's

37:33

like you lost her, and then he's like, Okay,

37:36

well I'm bored, let's go out drinking. And

37:38

he goes drinking instead of trying to find her, and

37:40

then everybody's like,

37:43

yeah, he's kind of bad news because he burned

37:45

his last wife to death when she

37:47

called children.

37:51

There were some parts of this movie where I was like, he oh,

37:55

but yeah, I mean I knew deep down that

37:57

it was farce vibes and that all would be well

37:59

in the end, and so I was trying to figure out

38:01

how they were gonna get around it. And I was like, tell him

38:03

she died. Yeah, I tell

38:05

him she's dead.

38:06

They made him bad enough that the cops would

38:08

even be like, actually, the

38:12

cops would have reason to help

38:14

her because he did a cry to his last

38:16

wife.

38:16

Yes, yeah, yeah, And I loved that.

38:19

And Siana, your final note is make a

38:21

cab work for you. I

38:24

agree.

38:25

The part where he goes and this is my badges.

38:28

The part where he goes, he's

38:31

like explaining the whole situation

38:33

of like, well, the reason he's explaining to

38:35

the bad guy deep like, well,

38:38

you did this, this and this, so you know we

38:40

can't make this. Now that we've closed this case, this

38:43

woman can go off on her own and maybe if somebody was

38:45

in this room and we saw him hit her, which you just did

38:47

in front of us. But he goes to this whole reason

38:49

why she should be able to go and

38:51

Pretteepa is like this is nonsense. What is this

38:54

nonsense? And the cop goes

38:56

this nonsense is the law.

38:59

Yeah ah.

39:01

And it's literally like, make this system that is

39:03

so broken work for you

39:05

work.

39:07

I could work just only on it.

39:08

Your final notes are stop falling

39:11

off your bicycle.

39:13

Oh. I kept getting the ick every time he buck

39:15

fell off his bike.

39:16

It was really drunk off off.

39:19

And then on the way to get pool from the station, he

39:21

falls off again, and I was like, okay, stop

39:23

falling, all right, that's enough.

39:26

Then your next note is yay,

39:30

and then your final note is yes, mama's,

39:33

Yes, mama, mama's.

39:36

And they're so grateful to each other at the end, they're like,

39:39

thank you for helping women women.

39:42

This movie was win men na.

39:45

I enjoyed every moment. I loved it so

39:47

much, and I was so happy with the ending.

39:50

This is what films should be, well

39:53

speaking. And now that we're in this praise boat,

39:55

shall we move on my badges and

39:58

badges.

39:58

Let's do it.

40:01

Welcome everybody to

40:04

the bus stop badges and trages,

40:06

where we award badges for

40:09

brides who've been misplaced,

40:13

and tradges for

40:17

tobacco chewed way too

40:19

much. Yeah,

40:22

his face was so full of tobacco.

40:25

His face was full. It

40:28

kept looking like it was like a fake out, like he was

40:30

just about to spit and then he never did.

40:33

Oh yeah, h h.

40:37

My first badge is mon do my. I

40:40

loved her so much. I think she's

40:42

like the patron saying of this podcast. Everything

40:45

she was saying was so real. She was summing

40:47

it off so well. She was just like she

40:49

was. She was saying it all out loud, and it was so

40:51

cathartic, like you were put in

40:53

a bad position. She was also

40:55

kind of commenting on this type of movie, you know, because

40:58

she's like this type of situation, this story

41:00

where you can be this dumb is because of society,

41:02

by the way, and.

41:04

You go work work, you

41:07

are so dumb, and she teaches

41:09

it's not your fault, but you are.

41:11

She teaches pool that like working and

41:14

being part of society in that way can be a part

41:16

of a thing that she can be proud of and yes,

41:20

of your own.

41:21

Oh. I loved the

41:23

emphasis throughout on like

41:25

well why don't you do something that you like?

41:27

Yeah, just various characters

41:30

like it's.

41:31

Like it's been so long, I don't even know. Oh,

41:33

I have a badge for it telling us where

41:35

and when we are. Thank you.

41:38

The title card said, Normal, Pradesh, India,

41:40

January two thousand and one.

41:41

You love it, And.

41:42

I said, I love that you love it. I

41:44

love knowing that. Thank you you love

41:46

it.

41:48

My next badge is for the moment that you talked about

41:50

when the woman was wearing in a cab of covering

41:53

your faces, like stealing your identity. And

41:55

then I think it's probably his wife or somebody a

41:58

family member comes up, come completely covered

42:01

and he's like, M, well so

42:03

for my well this

42:06

is different. Yeah, to

42:08

respect me.

42:09

Absolute gag. Loved it. A

42:11

badge for a cab vibes just

42:14

the general sense of do not trust the police.

42:16

They were just like, you can't go to those guys.

42:18

They sucks. No bad Yeah,

42:21

badge for I've also said this, but the

42:24

speech he gives after this whole a cab movie

42:27

where he goes this nonsense

42:30

is the law that

42:33

really made me laugh.

42:34

A badge for

42:36

a cow.

42:38

There was a cow, a

42:41

cow, a cow.

42:46

I have to find joy where I can.

42:48

Yeah, I love cows. I love

42:50

cows.

42:51

Oh.

42:52

Badge for female friendship. Yes,

42:54

A big part of this movie was just like two

42:57

of these gals just became galpals because it's

42:59

like what ever laughed. She's like, I have nobody fun to talk

43:01

to because my husband isn't here. Like

43:03

as if your husband would be the most fun person to talk to.

43:05

He are you kidding?

43:06

That's not true, that's so true.

43:09

And she gets her back into drawing art.

43:14

A badge for this shop owner akmun

43:16

Jumai, who has no faith in man loved

43:19

her.

43:21

I loved her so much.

43:23

Mm hmmm.

43:27

I just there's so few characters like this I

43:30

know in movies who's just like,

43:32

she's.

43:33

Like what a fairy godmother should be.

43:34

Yeah, she's just sort of a wise a

43:36

wise lady, wise older lady

43:39

who's like, you're being an idiot, but

43:41

also you're you're good, You're good.

43:43

I'll help you.

43:46

Uh those oh,

43:49

badge for just this this family when

43:51

they were when they arrived from their wedding and everybody

43:54

was like celebrating them so much. I was

43:56

like, this is how I want to be celebrated anytime I

43:58

come home. I want to celebrate

44:00

it on my birthday. This is what I expect.

44:02

Yeah. I love that line.

44:04

That was like get gee for luck and she's like, well, that's

44:06

this is why we're always running out of geese because

44:09

you keep making me get it. A

44:11

badge for that running bit, the recurring bit

44:13

of the guy who keeps coming back for more chutney.

44:16

Yeah, that

44:21

badge for these guys being freaks, the

44:24

two cops doing their buddy comedy side

44:26

plots.

44:27

So cute.

44:28

Gosh, that was funny. A

44:31

badge for Oh. My final badge

44:33

is for corrupt policing but

44:35

on the right side. Mm

44:38

hmm. You can be corrupt with your policing

44:40

as long as you're actually helping the girls,

44:44

as long as it's for the.

44:45

Girlies make

44:47

work for you. Ah. Trages,

44:51

trages. My only

44:53

trage is for police chief being so

44:55

gross.

44:56

Lol.

44:57

My trage is for is that chewing tobacco?

44:59

It's gross, It's

45:02

gross.

45:03

It was just gross. An effective character intro.

45:06

True, but I had to trage something.

45:09

Uh. Trage for yep, my foot fell asleep and

45:11

it really hurt. Trage

45:14

for oh dear, I'm about to get so

45:16

hungry. They kept talking about ROTI

45:19

and I was like, I want roty so bad right now,

45:21

and I still do. I haven't had a meal all day.

45:23

I've just had some foods, you know. Yeah,

45:26

And they kept having meals. Oh.

45:29

And then my final trage is a trage

45:31

for when the mom says I don't even

45:33

remember what I used to like, and

45:35

I was like, oh, women's

45:37

hacrifice so much.

45:39

They sacrificed so much.

45:41

I that book Invisible Women, the data

45:43

book that made me want to die. One

45:46

of the stats in it was like something

45:48

like seventy five or seventy

45:50

eight percent of the world's unpaid

45:53

labor is done by women.

45:55

Yes, Oh my gosh. I was just listening

45:57

to a podcast about Blue Zone

46:00

maintenance Face and they were talking about like, oh,

46:03

these are the cultures where people are never put

46:05

in nursing homes, and a lot of those cultures it's

46:07

because women just do the nursing

46:09

home stuff. And it's like, yeah, you're talking

46:11

about because what marks like a culture

46:13

that has a lot of longevity

46:16

is if the men live for a long time, because

46:18

men usually die earlier. And so

46:20

it was like, well, the men live really long here. But it's like, yeah,

46:22

because they're using the

46:25

women as labor, you

46:27

know, like it's like it's because of women, it's because

46:29

of women. Mm hmmm.

46:32

So damn.

46:34

Yeah. If

46:36

you have good points for motherhood, I'm trying

46:38

to decide, please write in

46:41

every day. I wonder what I should

46:44

do with my life in that way, what

46:48

I think about motherhood all the time, and if I should do it or not.

46:51

Oh my god, I didn't know that at all.

46:52

Yeah, okay. Our next

46:54

segment is.

46:55

Of course, if

46:59

you think Sienna should be a mother right

47:01

in, right in?

47:02

Please please, I would love

47:04

an answer from somebody.

47:08

Our next segment, Yes, this is how to pretend

47:11

you've seen this film.

47:13

This is for you are on your way

47:15

to agriculture school.

47:17

Yes, you're on the train on the way

47:19

to agriculture school.

47:20

Pre Deep shows up and says, hey, can I have that

47:23

seat?

47:26

Can I have that seat? This reminds me a lot of a movie

47:28

that I saw recently that there's a lot of like

47:31

stuff about girls in it, but mainly it's about

47:33

this like really cool guy who ends up saving these

47:35

women. He's

47:37

really good at riding bikes. And also there's another guy who's

47:39

a pretty bad guy, but like, I get where he's coming from in terms

47:41

of burning employ alive.

47:46

Oh my god. And

47:50

in order to get

47:52

off the train without pret Deep, we

47:54

are going to give you a few sentences sentences

47:57

you can say to pretend you've seen the film Lapata

48:00

Ladies. Oh,

48:03

yes, pre Deep, I've seen Lapata

48:05

Ladies, and I have to say,

48:07

for centuries the women in this country

48:09

have been duped. This con is

48:12

also known as a respectable

48:14

girl. Yes, now leave me alone.

48:16

I'm not a respectable girl. I'm getting

48:18

off this train without you.

48:20

I'm not a respectable girl.

48:22

I'm a tired woman.

48:24

Oh my gosh, Yes, Pretteep, I

48:26

have seen the film Lapata Ladies.

48:29

Fun fact, man Jumai, the best

48:32

character in movie history,

48:35

was not originally part of the script. She was added much

48:37

later. Oh that's surprising,

48:40

because whoa, that's a character who I could see

48:42

being shoehorned in. But she felt completely

48:44

natural in it and felt great. And also I don't know

48:46

how you could have defined Pool's

48:49

experience without her being like mentored.

48:53

Yeah, totally. I guess maybe she was just hanging

48:55

out with the Ruffians your time the Ruffians.

48:58

So I love that she had an an older

49:00

woman mentor. Yeah,

49:03

yes, prett Deep, I've seen Lapta

49:05

Ladies, and I'm gonna say to you what Jaya

49:07

said to that child in one of the scenes

49:10

early in the film, what are

49:12

you staring at? I

49:17

love I really should be allowed to

49:19

say that to children and babies. Well,

49:21

I'm still mad at that baby who glared at me

49:23

on New Year's Eve.

49:25

I don't remember this.

49:27

Oh my god, this baby glared at me from a

49:29

stroller on New Year's Eve because I bumped

49:31

into my friend who was their nanny, and

49:33

the baby just kept glaring at me, so then I glared

49:35

back. We were just looking at each other

49:38

like.

49:39

That is so rude. Whoa,

49:42

this is only, Yes, Deep, I have seen

49:44

the film Lapta Ladies. This

49:46

is the only or this is only the second movie

49:49

directed by Kiran

49:51

Rao Karan who

49:55

directed it. The woman who directed it, that's

49:57

like crazy. She literally sayd

49:59

this is the best movie I've ever seen. So

50:04

yes, hmmm.

50:07

Per Deep, I've seen Lapata Ladies.

50:10

You know, my mom tried to marry me off

50:13

to you, but I said no, don't

50:15

make me be part of the herd. Mother. I'm

50:20

not a pack animal. I'm a woman and I'm going to

50:22

agriculture school.

50:24

Don't make me be part of the herd.

50:26

Mother, mother. That line

50:29

was great.

50:30

Oh my gosh, I forgot to give a badge for when

50:34

man Jumai eats the sweet she

50:36

has something to celebrate. I literally started

50:39

crying.

50:40

Oh what did I cry?

50:41

In this movie? She finally has something to celebrate

50:44

and it tastes so nice.

50:48

Yes, per deep, I have seen the

50:50

film. I have seen the film

50:52

Lapata Ladies. The name of the ladies

50:54

leading ladies are Pool and Pushpa,

50:57

both are words for flower. But then it turns out

50:59

that Pushpa's name is actually Jaya,

51:01

which means success.

51:03

Oh sligh, yeah,

51:06

Oh my god. That line where the main

51:08

cop says she's that woman's gonna go

51:10

far and then his buddy goes, yes, sir, Darra

51:13

Dune is eight hundred kilometers from here.

51:16

His last thing was so delightful.

51:19

That was so delightful. I love that. M hm, Well,

51:23

Leana shall go on to our next segment, which is, of course, should

51:25

you watch this or where we tell you if you should watch

51:28

the film or if you should do anything else with your

51:30

damn time? What

51:32

would you say?

51:33

Oh my god, yes, yes, you should watch

51:35

Lapata Ladies. It was on Netflix for me. That's

51:37

where I saw it too. Oh. I

51:40

enjoyed it so much. I had a blast. I

51:42

had a great time. What you need to make sure you also

51:44

do is have a full meal,

51:47

because this movie is going to make you hungry.

51:49

Yeah, and

51:51

I'm gonna say the same, dang thing. I

51:54

enjoyed this so much, and

51:56

I think other people would enjoy it so much too. It was

51:58

so fun, very

52:00

comedic, and with very

52:02

good commentary. But

52:05

it was just it was so enjoyable. I

52:07

loved this movie. Y can

52:10

I say?

52:10

Actually, Slade, I.

52:12

Would recommend it Netflix.

52:17

Leanna, what would you rate the movie?

52:19

I would give Lapate Ladies five

52:23

blunders out of five.

52:27

It was so fun and

52:29

it was two hours long, but not a long

52:31

two hours. Great

52:34

acting. We have to speak about how gorgeous

52:36

these women were. Both

52:39

the brides, yeah, both

52:41

Pool and Jaia extremely gorgeous.

52:44

Yeah.

52:46

And it was so fun to watch, and it was so satisfying,

52:49

and it was sweet and there were heartfelt

52:51

moments and physical

52:53

comedy. Oh my god, this movie has everything. Sianna,

52:56

what would you say?

52:58

Hmmmm? I

53:01

would give this movie five mondumais out of five. I

53:05

loved it.

53:06

Ya.

53:07

It's so easy to give movie movies fives

53:09

now that women are directing them.

53:12

You're crazy.

53:13

I'm not as bothered by stuff.

53:15

No, I don't think I actually hate film.

53:25

This has been our episode on the PoTA ladies

53:27

and shout out to Akha, thank you so much recommending

53:29

it.

53:29

Thank you, Exha, Big Sleigh. We

53:32

are Tossed Popcorn. We are on social

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53:37

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53:44

the void during our little hiatus

53:46

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53:49

check out our Patreon for bonus

53:51

episodes. And

53:54

we will not see you next week because Sienna

53:56

is on tour.

53:58

I'm gonna be out and about baby, bring this mic

54:00

with me. Not gonna have any room. Too many

54:02

puppets in a car in

54:05

full adults. We'll all be in

54:07

the car.

54:09

My nightmare. If you're in any

54:11

of the cities where Sienna's touring, go see

54:13

the show. Okay,

54:15

Sianna, have a great tour.

54:17

Thanks, thank

54:19

you, We love you.

54:22

Bye.

54:27

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54:29

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54:31

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54:33

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54:46

I loved the songs in this The

54:48

songs were so fun with the lyrics, the

54:50

silly lyrics.

54:51

I don't know, have you?

54:52

Did you see that one of the

54:54

songs early in the movie included the phrase

54:57

suited and booted. No so

55:00

awesome, that's amazed.

55:02

Yes,