35 Burst results for "Hulu"
The Mason Minute
Your Subscription (MM #4538)
"I don't know if you experienced these problems, but in the last week or two, I've been getting slammed in my email with emails telling me that my subscription to Netflix or Hulu or Disney Plus or whatever has expired and they want me to click a link to renew it. Now, of course, it's spam because as you all know, it's almost impossible to cancel any of those subscriptions. Yeah, I have subscriptions to Netflix and to Hulu. I don't do Disney Plus. I do a bunch of them, but don't do all of them. So, I don't worry about it. And of course, because I have multiple email addresses coming into the same email, I'll get the exact same email to all of the email addresses so you know it's fake, so you know it's spam. I don't know why people fall for these scams and have been falling for these scams now for, well, going on 30 years. Email spam has been happening for a long, long time since really we all started dealing with email back in the late 1990s, but for some reason, people must or else they wouldn't send these emails out. I don't ever worry about a subscription lapsing. You got to go through about 20 steps to be able to cancel a subscription, so you don't ever have to worry about an email coming your way saying it's canceled. We all know better than that.
The Mason Minute
Your Subscription (MM #4538)
"I don't know if you experienced these problems, but in the last week or two, I've been getting slammed in my email with emails telling me that my subscription to Netflix or Hulu or Disney Plus or whatever has expired and they want me to click a link to renew it. Now, of course, it's spam because as you all know, it's almost impossible to cancel any of those subscriptions. Yeah, I have subscriptions to Netflix and to Hulu. I don't do Disney Plus. I do a bunch of them, but don't do all of them. So, I don't worry about it. And of course, because I have multiple email addresses coming into the same email, I'll get the exact same email to all of the email addresses so you know it's fake, so you know it's spam. I don't know why people fall for these scams and have been falling for these scams now for, well, going on 30 years. Email spam has been happening for a long, long time since really we all started dealing with email back in the late 1990s, but for some reason, people must or else they wouldn't send these emails out. I don't ever worry about a subscription lapsing. You got to go through about 20 steps to be able to cancel a subscription, so you don't ever have to worry about an email coming your way saying it's canceled. We all know better than that.
The Mason Minute
Your Subscription (MM #4538)
"I don't know if you experienced these problems, but in the last week or two, I've been getting slammed in my email with emails telling me that my subscription to Netflix or Hulu or Disney Plus or whatever has expired and they want me to click a link to renew it. Now, of course, it's spam because as you all know, it's almost impossible to cancel any of those subscriptions. Yeah, I have subscriptions to Netflix and to Hulu. I don't do Disney Plus. I do a bunch of them, but don't do all of them. So, I don't worry about it. And of course, because I have multiple email addresses coming into the same email, I'll get the exact same email to all of the email addresses so you know it's fake, so you know it's spam. I don't know why people fall for these scams and have been falling for these scams now for, well, going on 30 years. Email spam has been happening for a long, long time since really we all started dealing with email back in the late 1990s, but for some reason, people must or else they wouldn't send these emails out. I don't ever worry about a subscription lapsing. You got to go through about 20 steps to be able to cancel a subscription, so you don't ever have to worry about an email coming your way saying it's canceled. We all know better than that.
The Mason Minute
Your Subscription (MM #4538)
"I don't know if you experienced these problems, but in the last week or two, I've been getting slammed in my email with emails telling me that my subscription to Netflix or Hulu or Disney Plus or whatever has expired and they want me to click a link to renew it. Now, of course, it's spam because as you all know, it's almost impossible to cancel any of those subscriptions. Yeah, I have subscriptions to Netflix and to Hulu. I don't do Disney Plus. I do a bunch of them, but don't do all of them. So, I don't worry about it. And of course, because I have multiple email addresses coming into the same email, I'll get the exact same email to all of the email addresses so you know it's fake, so you know it's spam. I don't know why people fall for these scams and have been falling for these scams now for, well, going on 30 years. Email spam has been happening for a long, long time since really we all started dealing with email back in the late 1990s, but for some reason, people must or else they wouldn't send these emails out. I don't ever worry about a subscription lapsing. You got to go through about 20 steps to be able to cancel a subscription, so you don't ever have to worry about an email coming your way saying it's canceled. We all know better than that.
The Mason Minute
Your Subscription (MM #4538)
"I don't know if you experienced these problems, but in the last week or two, I've been getting slammed in my email with emails telling me that my subscription to Netflix or Hulu or Disney Plus or whatever has expired and they want me to click a link to renew it. Now, of course, it's spam because as you all know, it's almost impossible to cancel any of those subscriptions. Yeah, I have subscriptions to Netflix and to Hulu. I don't do Disney Plus. I do a bunch of them, but don't do all of them. So, I don't worry about it. And of course, because I have multiple email addresses coming into the same email, I'll get the exact same email to all of the email addresses so you know it's fake, so you know it's spam. I don't know why people fall for these scams and have been falling for these scams now for, well, going on 30 years. Email spam has been happening for a long, long time since really we all started dealing with email back in the late 1990s, but for some reason, people must or else they wouldn't send these emails out. I don't ever worry about a subscription lapsing. You got to go through about 20 steps to be able to cancel a subscription, so you don't ever have to worry about an email coming your way saying it's canceled. We all know better than that.
Thinking Crypto News & Interviews
A highlight from Brock Pierce Interview - Bitcoin, Tether, EOS, SEC Ripple XRP, US Crypto Regulations, CBDCs, Metaverse & NFTs
"This content is brought to you by Uphold, which makes crypto investing easy. I've been a user of Uphold since 2017. They're one of my go -to exchanges. You can buy, sell, and trade cryptocurrencies on Uphold. You can also trade precious metals and equities. They have 10 plus million users, 250 plus cryptocurrencies, and they're available in 150 countries. As with all exchanges, you can buy and sell on them, but I highly recommend you custody your own crypto. Not your keys, not your coins. If you'd like to learn more about Uphold, please visit the link in the description. Welcome back to the Thinking Crypto podcast, your home for cryptocurrency news and interviews. With me today is Brock Pierce, who's an entrepreneur, venture capitalist, co -founder of Tether and BlockOne, a former presidential candidate, and a former child actor. Brock, it's an honor to have you on the podcast. Well, I'm grateful to connect with you and, you know, thank you for spreading the good word and, you know, going through the process of asking interesting people questions for the benefit of others. You know, it's such an important thing today. I mean, look at what we've gone through in terms of major media companies, censorship, certainly for those of us working on censorship, resistant technologies, you know, kind of the importance of, you know, where are you getting your information from? You know, as much as we're building trustless systems, trust is still a critical component of everything we're building here. You know, there are still people involved. For sure. And Brock, you were the pioneer for many great crypto solutions. You're obviously involved with many different companies, but I want to get to know you a bit better, you know, outside of the Wikipedia stuff, you know, where you're from and where'd you grow up? Well, I was made and born in Minnesota, right outside of Minneapolis in a small town called St. Louis Park. I started acting at the age of three. And I started making my first movies at the age of 10 and then ended up moving out to California as a result of having done Mighty Ducks and a bunch of the local films in Minnesota, then moving out to Los Angeles temporarily to film Mighty Ducks 2. I ended up moving to Southern California or to Hollywood when I was 13, just turned 13 years old. And what made you transition from acting, leaving Hollywood to go into tech and Well, investing? I come from the first generation of kids that, you know, generally grew up with video games in the home, the beginning of sort of computers, home computers, the beginning of sort of the consumer internet, you know, your prodigies or even the school systems in the US were distributing some of this stuff, you know, to the AOLs. And so I'm a byproduct of the first generation that had access to tech, you know, as kids. And so it was obvious to me that technology was going to play an important role in our future. And so I grew up starring in movies. I decided I didn't like being famous and, you know, going out places and everyone wanting to take the picture with you, sign an autograph. It's like, you know, anonymity, you know, is, you know, an incredible form of privacy. Being a movie star is, you know, complicated. And so, and I also was like, I'm busy reading other people's lines. You know, I want to be the creator. I want to be the producer. I want to be the person that makes and invents the things. And so I just decided I didn't want to act anymore. I still did it for a little while as I was figuring out what I wanted to do next. And when I was 16, I made the final decision to quit acting and pursue an entrepreneurial sort of internet career. You know, at the time, everybody thought I was crazy. They're like, what university did you graduate from? What are your qualifications? What makes you think that you can go start a business? And, you know, because at the time there were no teenagers. I was, I'm pretty sure the youngest internet entrepreneur there is, you know, I mean, at the time, you know, back then, if you didn't graduate from the right fraternity, you couldn't access capital. I mean, it was far more a club then, and it was that internet, you know, the wave of the internet is really what kind of opened up the market for entrepreneurs that didn't, you know, come through sort of your conventional path, you know, which in many ways has paved the way for those of us that work in, you know, call it blockchain or cryptocurrency technologies, but a bunch of industries, you know? And so that's, that's how I made that transition. And my first business having come from entertainment was a focus on streaming video. And so started a company that was really the precursor to YouTube, Netflix, Hulu.
The Bitboy Crypto Podcast
A highlight from "Buy Your Bitcoin Here!" (Elon Musk Building Crypto Trading Platform)
"Welcome. Yeah, we need to get that on. Hey, welcome to big boy crypto. Home of the BitSquad. Largest and greatest crypto community in all of the Interweb. Johnny! Thank you for joining everybody. Today is August 4th. It is 1130 AM Eastern Standard Time. Can we cut the TV on so I can see where the camera is at? Hey, it's just a simple press of a button. Ooh, it is opening up. Open up Hulu. No, no, no, Hulu. No, go to Disney+. I want to watch Mandalorian. Oh, I got a show to host. I guess I'll do that instead. Guys, we're going to get right into the crypto news. We got a lot of big stuff. We're talking about Bitcoin, of course. We're talking about the government. Some ETH updates happening as well. And we're going to talk about Elon Musk and X. Shout out to NWO, the wrestling group there, mid nineties, WCW. Make sure you're joining us on YouTube. Make sure you were subbed. I mean, so hit that button. Make sure you're following us on Twitter or X. I'm DZ underscore BTC. We also have BitBoy underscore crypto, I believe. All right. You ready to just get right into the news here. How are you feeling today, Tim? Are you feeling a little bit bullish? We got. Yeah. Oh, wow. We just flipped into the negative. It was like 0 .3 to green an hour ago. I think I'm a little bullish, maybe on a shorter timeframe still, but not bullish still on the like we're talking about the next couple of weeks. No, not really. Well, we have the market cap of the crypto tire ecosystem. It is flat. It is at 0 .0%. You actually don't see that that often. 24 hour volume coming in at $35 billion and gas is low. So if you want to get some cheap alts on Uniswap or something like that, now is the time is coming in at 28 Gwei there, 14 Paraguay. Life is deezier when you DZA. How about this? Life is easier when you hit the like button, everybody. So please hit that like button. Bitcoin is relatively flat folks. It is up, but it is only up slightly. It is up 0 .1%. Ethereum up 0 .4%. We have to scroll down pretty far before we see any kind of real action. We see Solana in the single digits. It is up 2 .2 % and Litecoin down 3 .2%. The DZ short on the day of the halving. You're still in profit. You're still in profit. I don't know. Maybe close it at some point. Shiba is up. Hey, I bought my first bag and now I'm up. There you go. Your first Shiba purchase ever? Ever. Wow. I have still yet to do that. Okay. Yeah. Just looking at it from a TA perspective, you are a TA guy. So it is very, very chart interesting there. I think it'll probably have a second run up for sure. I don't know if it'll hit all time highs, but we're still way, way low before we even get that. I think it was a 10X or something to get to all time highs. Do DZ and Tim have beef? No, we have a steak bet. It is a beef bet. Yeah, we have a beef bet. It is a beef bet. Yeah. I mean, we do have beef. Yeah. Are you going to cook like an impossible steak for me? Well, I won't have to cook it. So I was kind of wondering what you were going to do. I'll eat the steak that you buy me and cook. So I'm looking forward to it. Wait, so I have to buy the steak that you cook me after you lose? That doesn't seem right. Maybe we just go to Jason Kasper's farm and just be like, hey man, can we cut into your cow or something? We'll let it heal. We'll come back in six months. All right, let's look at the top gainers. Everybody, we have Kasper is up. I am feeling pale as a ghost for not buying any of this. It is up 8 .6%. We have fracks of the opposite 6 .8%. OKB is up 6 .7, flex up 6 .2. The previously mentioned Shiba curve on the way up, it is still down a 16 % on the week. So it was down about 20. Now it is up four and a half percent. After that though, then we're falling below 3%. So let's look at the top losers. We don't like losers, but we do like Beck and the Odelay album. Compound is down 4 .7%. Stacks is down about 4%. Then we have Litecoin, Kava, Gala, and the Graph rounding out the rest. So we now have Graph hitting $0 .10. Where is that in the historical? I think it went up to $2. It went above $2. So looking pretty flat. But then when you hit on that 90 day, you're like, oh, I could have definitely gotten a little bit cheaper, but hey, we're coming in close enough to a dime. I might look to scoop a little bit more of that. Today is Friday. DCA is the way for DZ, at least, you know, trying to DCA on Friday. What are you going to DCA into today? We see someone getting into some algo, algo, algo, algo all the way. Let's see. Beef coin. I don't know if there's a beef coin, folks. Bald? Bald's cheap. Isn't the inflation on Graph like bananas? Let's see. So we have circulating supplies. Well, look at it. It's at 91%. So maybe it was. All right. All right. So that's a good narrative. That is a good narrative. So at 91 % of the token is out. Look at sweet. Look at that. Look at some of these other coins and you can say, wow, 91 % is really, really good. So I like the tokenomics just from this brief cursory glance coming in at right under a billion dollars. Okay. ABT, quant, ETH, CAS, someone's getting some CAS, more quant, HBAR. Okay. More SHIB. All right. There's a lot of people. Okay. Fade and TradFi. I'm sure whatever DZ gets, you'll love his beef in your mouth. Sorry. Couldn't help myself. I'm in this crib together, everybody. All right. Are you ready to get into the charts? What do we have? We have T Bro. Is that, it's not T Shroom, is it? T Bro charts. Trading Bros. Oh, okay. Well, it's Investing Bros. So they got that wrong. But we will, we'll keep going on here. You know, I want to start off with some SHIB TA just for you, DZ. Let's pump my bag of $100 worth of SHIB. Out of curiosity, when did you purchase? What date? I actually just put up Coinbase earlier today. I'm up like 4%. I think I got it last week. I think I just got it about a week ago. All right. Well, I mean, anyone who purchased here back in June, you definitely have had a nice little rally going on. If you purchased a week ago. That was awesome. I'm sorry. Did you do a cool trick? I wasn't looking. That's all right. The moment's past. I got bad news for you though, DZ. Well, good news. You probably should look at taking profits at some point soon. The first thing I'm looking at right now, we do have a rising wedge on Shiba that traditionally breaks to the downside. There's a lot of things kind of coming in here saying we're a little overextended. Let's look for our chart. What we're looking at here. I like using Sharp Prime. It is my favorite indicator to use, but everyone loves their own. So you'd use whatever works for you. Whenever you see this orange box on Sharp Prime, that is an overbought box. It did just flash here this morning. We are flowing up in the money flow, but we're getting a little overextended with our confusion. Of course, the RSI is coming up high. There's an outside chance it goes a little higher, but at the moment, if it does not, if we start seeing a pause in SHIB, you will see bearish divergence forming. Then you go out to the daily chart where we're also getting some reversal signals here. We got a reversal red triangle right here and pulling up the dynamic reactor and trend assistant. We're coming into some strong rejection right with that rising level of rejection. Again, more often than not, rising wedges break to the downside. We're hitting resistance several on different things, so it's something to definitely keep your eye on. Possibly time to take some profit. Last thing we can do is even take a look at some fib ranges. From the last peak we had back in April down to what is currently the bottom, right there, you're going to see the resistance coming in at 0 .5 on Fibonacci as well. Can we go to the left side of that green line? You see that green line form right there. Would you consider that a rising wedge that then led to a little parabolic? It's on the far left side of the trading view screen you're looking at right now. Now it's over a little. You've changed the axis a little, but would you say that rising wedge led to that parabolic pump or is that just, you know, how the market was going? Rising wedge led to a parabolic, you mean a falling wedge? Go left, go left, move it to the left, slowly, slowly, slowly, right there. No, see that would actually be a time where it broke out the wrong direction. So rising wedges usually break to the downside. I'm sure if I were to go back and look at some news, something happened. Is that a rising wedge? Would you say that's a rising wedge? That's a rising wedge that broke down. Yeah. Okay. So the thesis I saw was the rising wedges typically break out to the upside. I don't know if this was typically, you just said, you know, he laid out some examples where it led to a parabolic run up. And so I was going based off of that. But as you say, I do remember, yeah, typically they do break to the downside. So maybe something to check out with sheep because you see these rising wedges and then you see a little parabolic candle. So it's just an interesting coin that seems to play by its own rules on some levels. Yeah. You guys are wondering what he's talking about right here. It's not a rising wedgie. This is a rising wedge and it's true. Like it is one, TA is never 100%. You're not going to find any technical analysts say that every single time you draw these formations, you get the same breakout. In this case, what you saw, I would actually kind of classify this DZ as a little bit of a fake out. If you went back here, this is a rising wedge. We didn't hit the resistance. We broke through it, but then quickly dropped back into it. And take a look at this, what you're doing to predict what happens in price action. Come on. Now you go from the opening of the wedge, you move that over to the breakout. And sure enough, that was the price. Actually, we ended up getting back down here a couple of months later, took a while to play out. But it's still played its route later on, even after the fake out happened. So the same thing here, what I'm looking at, you know, you predict can't a false breakout, but you can start to sit here and say, based off how traders are trading this right now, it should move to the downside. And if it does break out at some point, let's just pretend maybe it breaks out somewhere over here. You're more than likely seeing another come, should she be new, come down. What is that? One, two, three, four, five zeros, and then a six and a four follow it back down to levels we saw in June. It kind of matches with some other things that I believe about how the space is moving. Let's move over to Bitcoin this morning. Right now, I told you, short term, a little bullish on Bitcoin, but longer term, still bearish. One of the things we just broke out on Bitcoin was a falling trading channel. So this is where the kind of micro bullishness comes in. Look at how we actually broke through the resistance, came back down, had some wicks drop below, but for the most part, turned resistance into support. And now we're back trading within this flat range once again. So a short term pump back up to 29 .5 is definitely not out of the cards, but the macro, Deezy, this is where I get more concerned, especially when you go out towards two day and three day. You guys can see on oscillators, by the way, this is chart prime, but you're going to see the same thing if you go to normal oscillators, if you go to market cipher, if you go to Lux, whatever you're looking at, oscillators are dropping very rapidly. Money flow is dropping rapidly, and we're not oversold yet on these larger timeframes. I believe, Deezy, that we're going to continue to keep this former resistance level as support, but watch in this yellow box, I believe that a $28 ,000 price, Frankie talked about this yesterday, I think there's a chance we retouch this rising blue level of support later in August at $28 ,000, and then it's the decision time. Do we lose support at that point and drop down to $25 ,000 or lower, or do we make a bounce and try to set a new higher high? As I mentioned the other day, I did mention this yesterday briefly, not during the TA section, but just we were talking about price action in general. Let me go up to log chart here on Bitcoin. Guys, historically, we have never on Bitcoin seen a red July that wasn't at least followed by a red August. That one red August was in 2016, if I zoom in here just a little more for you guys, we had one more red month after a red July, and then we continue to rally, but you can see in 2011, that started a multi -month slide back in 2014, multi -month slide, and back in 2019, which the similarities between what we're seeing right now in 2019 continue to pile up. If we were to match it perfectly, we're not looking at a real bottom, not counting this COVID bottom that happened in March 2020, I'm more looking around this range of November, December, probably more November looking for a true bottom on Bitcoin. Ben talked about this yesterday, when you're looking at four -year cycle, it looks like November of this year more than likely should be the bottom before a little bit of sideways action, which again, take out COVID, and it would have been sideways. When you say the bottom, you mean 2023 bottom? I mean bottom for this, yeah, you're right, not a new bear market bottom, but a new bottom for this little slump in Bitcoin price. I'm thinking somewhere between $25 ,000 to $20 ,000. I think if the bears get a lot of control, we're talking about $20 ,000. At the moment, I'm pretty convinced $25 ,000 will be touched once again by Bitcoin. The question is, does it happen here in the next couple weeks, or do we hold off till November? Either way, history would say, guys, after setting, we technically have a green August right now, but after setting a red July, you do not see August turn green, and a lot of times, you see August red, September red, and October red, and the question is what happens in November. That's what I'm going to keep my eye on. All right, my hot take. It's going to be hard to predict. I think a lot of people may be looking at this, so I would be more apt to compare it to broad four -year cycles versus looking at Julys. They back each other up, though. The four -year cycle and looking at what red Julys do, they actually agree with each other that we should have some more red months. Here's another thing. I'm giving an unpopular take, but what's another unpopular take that I've given recently? That is XRP back down to $0 .55. Guess what? Right now, we are sitting down at $0 .66, and if you look at the daily chart and you look at the oscillators, the oscillators and the money flow, everything is still flowing down. I know a lot of other traders have kind of looked at $0 .64 as an area to keep your eyes on, but what I'm seeing on these larger time frames, as price is dropping on XRP, we're not really overextended yet, so let's watch what happens if the price gets to $0 .64, but I'm expecting it to continue to drop, and I think I'm going to be right. I think $0 .55, $0 .57 is in the cards. Well, XRP community, you have a challenge. Market buy at $0 .56. Do not let it hit $0 .55. Just keep market buying. Is mercury in retrograde? What's Saturn doing right now? Where's the moon? Wasn't it the super moon? Was it an orange one? Was it a pumpkin? I don't know. Some kind of special moon, too. Moon math. All right. Well, I think we're ready to talk about the top story. Tim, anything else you want to add? Do you want to talk about dominance? Do you want to talk about Bitcoin dominance? No, because I know I'm going to be right. Well, I mean, again, history says no. History is still playing out that the Bitcoin dominance should be seen. Let's just do the top story. Let's get it. Bitcoin will not hit 60 % dominance. All right. I'm sorry. What's your metric? 60%. On trading view. On trading view. Okay, so it was that like $58 on CoinGecko? $58 on Coin, on MarketCap, and I think $56 on Gecko. Okay. Well, we'll see. That was, you know, I allowed Tim to move the goalposts on that one because we did not say trading view, CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap. He chose the one that was most favorable for his bet. And I allowed it to happen. So that's fine. I just wanted to point that out. I gave you trading view. Can we like turn this pissing match into something? Like, why does that matter to the studio audience? Why does that matter? Good point. So CoinGecko has a 4 % differential from trading view when it comes to Bitcoin dominance. And so there's some that say Bitcoin dominance is a little bit higher. Some are saying it's a little bit lower. I'm giving Tim the most favorable metric for his bet and the least favorable for mine. How is that going to make someone money? So me and Tim have a bet for a steak dinner that Bitcoin, I say it will not hit 60%. He says it will. This one might not be a money thing as much as it's a pride thing. So, Nick, you're right. We're getting a little into some nonsense, Deezy. You and I are really trying to cut back on that.
Therapy for Black Girls
"hulu" Discussed on Therapy for Black Girls
"Moment with her TED Talk felt like a very black girl moment of being put in this huge professional opportunity in which I think a lot of us find ourselves and then you getting this bad news and then having to struggle between like, okay, how do I kind of put my cape on and still go show up and do this thing but her instead choosing to just be very authentic in that moment and say like, okay, I'm struggling here and let me just be real with you and I feel like if it had not been that bad, she never would have made that choice, right? Like if she had more time to kind of prepare, I think we know what she would have done, which is typically what we do is right? Let me just grin and bear it for this next 25 minutes and then I can deal with the fire. Absolutely. Absolutely. That news rocked her to her core. Because it's the thing she was most afraid of. Her dad is now abandoned in her again. And she don't know the details. And that's why she went to punish him for it too. She was like, I'm not going to get him. He can sit and ride. Nope. Right? And meanwhile, the sun is like, I need help. And again, she raised him, so he's this great independent fierce and also supremely ethical. He's like, oh, this is right. This is wrong. Let's talk about it. Let's figure it out. But my mom is doing this wrong. And that's raising a strong kid with their own sense of self. But yes, she was like, ugh, I'm flailing right now, and let me tell you all that I'm flailing and letting you see that I have flaws. And I have hardships. And here's how I might be able to walk through them. But that was her worst fear come true, because now her dad is left her again. Right. So I do want to go back to we talked a little bit about the inner child dialog that we saw, which I really appreciated them, including this kind of childhood moment for it when, because before he had gone back to his hometown, we had not known a lot about what was his backstory and how did he become the person that he was, and I think that even though it was like a small thread, I do think that there is an interesting conversation and an important one to be had around racism in how it impacts our mental health. The racism that happens in the way our mental health is impacted, then intersects with the justice system or injustice system in a lot of ways, right? And so, you know, I think that we can probably draw a line from this early childhood experience of a racist experience with his incarceration. Is there more that you wanted to say about that or kinds of things that you would maybe help page kind of process related to her dad's background and how that led to who he became? Absolutely. So one, I'm going to go ahead and own it. I was so angry at page for not going full Karen. On that man in the records department, I said, girl, if you want to go use a lot of degrees and big words on these country people, where's all of that? I need all of that in your throat to come out, right? Protect your daddy. But also shed a tear because seeing Edwin so frustrated. At trying to do right, just represent head millions of black folks, millions of poor folks, millions of uneducated folks across the country, right? Because as the U.S., we have one of the highest incarceration rates in the entire world. And saying like, hey, I just need to get this thing so I can get a license.
Therapy for Black Girls
"hulu" Discussed on Therapy for Black Girls
"Is supported by FX's dear mama, the saga of a fanny and Tupac Shakur. This 5 part docuseries series an illuminating story of mother and son. She was a revolutionary intellectual and leader in the Black Panther Party. He was a rapper and political visionary who became known as one of the greatest rap artists of all time. FX's dear mama, all new Fridays on FX, stream on Hulu. You really called out in the beginning as a part of your genogram work with page. You would want to look at her relationships with romantic partners and how she has found herself as a mistress, though I don't know that. Like you said, she didn't identify that way. I don't think she put that together. So talk a little bit about what we saw in terms of her relationships and what kinds of questions came up for you and what you would want to explore with page related to her relationships. I screamed at the screen. I was screaming. I'm like, you don't see this your daddy. You don't see this, right? Because Nadine was never wiped up that we know about. But Nadine has been open for sex. Nadine is holding Edwin down. Nadine got Edwin's fur coat from wind that's four length, right? So I'm like, are we not seeing the stability that she's so craving? She's still not getting romantically. There's sex. And we know that it wasn't necessarily the greatest of sex because she had sex with them later on. And was like, oh, yeah, no, I'm good. So it wasn't even the pain that could get her back in. Despite the fact this man is out here making love to you and she's just like, no, I'm good. So we know that wasn't what I was keeping, but it's the same emotional pull and push away of like, do you want me? Okay, you're showing that you want me. Okay, I can wait. Do you want me again?
Therapy for Black Girls
"hulu" Discussed on Therapy for Black Girls
"Welcome to the therapy for black girls podcast. A weekly conversation about mental health, personal development, and all the small decisions we can make to become the best possible versions of ourselves. I'm your host, doctor joy harden Bradford, a licensed psychologist in Atlanta, Georgia. For more information or to find a therapist in your area, visit our website at therapy for black girls dot com. While I hope you love listening to and learning from the podcast, it is not meant to be
AP News Radio
In Israel, TV's dystopian 'Handmaids' is protest fixture
"It's become an ominous fixture of the mass anti government protests roiling Israel, a coil of women in crimson robes and white caps, walking heads bowed and hands clasped. The women are dressed as characters from Margaret Atwood's dystopian novel, The Handmaid's Tale, and the eponymous TV series. Ahead of one demonstration, the women wrote the train from Tel Aviv to Israel in costume, transforming the cars and the platform into what could have been a scene from the Hulu series. They say they're protesting to ward off what they believe will be a dark future. If the government follows through on his plans to overhaul the judiciary, the founder of one women's rights advocacy
The Dan Bongino Show
Steve Kuclo: The Benefits of Collagen
"Did this segment of my podcast earlier Steve and I called up Jim and I see you got to get Hulu in here It was about some kind of holiday diet hacks and food hacks One of my favorite websites teenage They do great stuff And TC over there wrote this piece and they had some really cool diet hacks and nobody does dieting and food hacks better than you I mean you know you're ripped at close to 300 pounds I mean it's amazing So one of them they have on there is collagen I swear by this Steve collagen and vitamin C I'm going to be 48 in a week and a half I don't do anything with my skin I don't do sunblock or anything And I'm still pretty wrinkle free My hair grows like crazy My wife you better We both agree She looks incredible no wrinkles at all I swear I attribute it to college and do you take it Should you take it Good for the joints What's your deal I'm a believer I think it is a great product to use incorporate When my wife makes us coffee in the morning we throw a little scoop of collagen in the coffee It's unflavored so it's just easy something easy you can do that definitely helps skin digestion hair nails all the joints Yeah joints it's just going to help be one of the beneficial supplements for your overall body health And like you said vitamin C a lot of other vitamins you can start adding to it to really get a solid base of nutrition that you're not going to be hitting or missing anything Talking to my buddy Steve kukla professional body but one of the best in the world I mean literally like one of the best in the world he competes at the mister Olympia where all of the best bodybuilders go By the way I keep saying it man but I got to get to one of these We got to go with it I just for me and you will cause total chaos We'll just walk around to get ready This is totally every madness bro it'll be it'll be totally bananas If we go we're going to do that I promise you we're going to do it eventually
Addiction Unlimited Podcast | Alcoholism | 12 Steps | Living Sober | Addiction Treatment
"hulu" Discussed on Addiction Unlimited Podcast | Alcoholism | 12 Steps | Living Sober | Addiction Treatment
"For me just because it's the easiest way to function. I don't know what, like sometimes I might stay up a little bit later, especially if I'm binging something on Hulu and I'm really into it. I have a series. I'm really into, I might stay up later and watch an extra episode or something. That's not going to make a huge difference. But if you typically go to bed at 10 p.m. and then it hits the weekend and you're staying up till 2 a.m., that's not doing your body and your brain any favors. So just think about that kind of stuff that's one simple thing you can do. Have a regular time that you go to bed every night and a regular time that you wake up every morning, that helps your body's circadian rhythm that's our natural rhythm of being and it allows your body and your brain to regulate. Again, no crazy energy drinks in the afternoon or coffee or tea, whatever your thing is. If it's caffeinated, if you have a hard time winding down to go to sleep, I would cut out all the caffeine, certainly in the afternoon hours, after lunchtime. Another thing to think about is your sleep environment, right? Your bedroom, is it relaxing and cozy? This was something many years ago that I did that made such a huge difference because, you know, being forever single person, I've always lived an apartment, right? That's just what makes the most sense for me. It's just me and my dog, and I certainly don't want the maintenance and care and expense of a house. I've always traveled a lot. I love being able to walk out my door and just not think about my home. And apartments have usually really horrible overhead light, right? So as many years ago, I was like, gosh, you know what? I'm gonna get some lamps in my room. Make it nice and stop using that stupid overhead light because it's like torture. I'm telling you, that was a game changer. When I can walk in my room and turn those lamps on and it's soft light, it's super cozy, it's warm light. Like it feels good. That's its own relaxation thing. And bedding, like making my bed fluffy and awesome, like I can't wait to crawl into that thing. It's such a beautiful space. So think about those things. You're sleep environment, make it relaxing and cozy and make it feel good where you really just want to crawl in there and chill out. Another thing you can do is a sound machine. And I've always heard of sound machines, but I do really think about them too much until one of my brothers got a sound machine for one of my nephews. And man, I love that thing. It's set on a timer. So especially when he was younger, as soon as he would hear his sound machine go on, he knew right here was his sleep routine, as soon as he
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Box Office and Streaming Picks for the Weekend
"Let's talk about what people actually might want to see, which is what's coming up at the box office. Either this weekend or coming up soon that you think people should keep an eye out for. Well, you know, it's a little bit of a quiet time in The Batman just came out. Right. So that's a problem because that's going to kind of flood the deck and everyone's going to go see that. So the box office release schedule has been lighter than usual of late, which is interesting. And I think a lot of content, especially fresh content is coming directly to streaming and they're too quick notes is death in the Nile, which I thought was rather enjoyable, came out a few weeks ago. It didn't make much noise at the theater. But yesterday it was just announced that it will be a viewing on both Hulu and HBO Max at the end of this month. So if you missed it, don't blink, it's coming directly home very soon. And I think that we've seen that a few times, even nightmare alley, which is up for best picture, made a quick jump to Hulu. And more and more times you're seeing these major releases just going straight to streaming. So I think it sends a message to potential theater goers that, hey, hold your hold your horses. It's coming soon. So I don't think that's going to have a great effect in the box
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Pamela Anderson 'Won't Be Watching' Hulu's 'Pam & Tommy'
"Are you watching the Hulu series, Pam and Tommy? Based on the famous sex tape. You know, when I got that sex tape, the first guy who wanted to see it was my friend, Kevin, who was gay. We called Kevin and gay Kevin. He's since passed which sucks because he was the best friend in the world. But he wanted to see the sex tape, and I didn't really understand that, but then I thought, well, why wouldn't a gay guy want to see Tommy Lee's big dick? You know, I get it. And by the way, I never got to tape back. But if you watching this, this is a one stop shop for an aggressively sexy and deeply iconic mid 90s scene. But not everybody likes it. It turns out Pamela Anderson doesn't want to see it. And it was made very clear early on that Pam isn't exactly thrilled about Hulu, turning her illegal sex tape into a hit television series. And it sounds like she hasn't changed her mind one day because according to sources who spoke to people that I know, Pam still believe it a lot. Pam still isn't past the trauma of what happened when that sex tape got stolen. A lot of us think it didn't get stolen. A lot of us think that they released it on purpose so they can get famous or more famous. I still believe
The Mason Minute
Streaming (MM #3915)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason, Mike many people have spent a lot of time streaming media. Now I'll be honest, I did a lot of streaming before the pandemic. But now, probably a little bit more than what I used to, just because I think I've seen everything that's on cable television, at least once or twice, but what I found myself doing because I've been streaming for so long is starting something up, whether it's on Netflix or Hulu or whatever it is and that seems familiar. And by about the time I'm 20 minutes in and I go, oh, wait a minute, I must have seen this two or three years ago. While I love the concept and the idea of streaming, what I don't love is a way for them to let you know, hey, by the way, you've already watched this. Now they'll do that in the short time. They'll tell me what I've watched in the last 6 months or so. But I'm talking about things I saw two or three years ago that I may not want to watch again, but from the description, looked interesting. I know they think they're getting you to watch more and more, but they're not, because what's happening is, I watched for 20 minutes and then they go on to find something else. Now, sure, I may want to watch things again and I did go back to things time and time again. But I just want to know what's new, what's interesting? What's fresh, there's going to be an easier way than the recommendations.
The Mason Minute
Streaming (MM #3915)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason, Mike many people have spent a lot of time streaming media. Now I'll be honest, I did a lot of streaming before the pandemic. But now, probably a little bit more than what I used to, just because I think I've seen everything that's on cable television, at least once or twice, but what I found myself doing because I've been streaming for so long is starting something up, whether it's on Netflix or Hulu or whatever it is and that seems familiar. And by about the time I'm 20 minutes in and I go, oh, wait a minute, I must have seen this two or three years ago. While I love the concept and the idea of streaming, what I don't love is a way for them to let you know, hey, by the way, you've already watched this. Now they'll do that in the short time. They'll tell me what I've watched in the last 6 months or so. But I'm talking about things I saw two or three years ago that I may not want to watch again, but from the description, looked interesting. I know they think they're getting you to watch more and more, but they're not, because what's happening is, I watched for 20 minutes and then they go on to find something else. Now, sure, I may want to watch things again and I did go back to things time and time again. But I just want to know what's new, what's interesting? What's fresh, there's going to be an easier way than the recommendations.
Snarf Talk
"hulu" Discussed on Snarf Talk
"Heavy on government type stuff like and different factions of people It that doesn't that's not off putting to me though. I know that can get a little boring. But you're waiting for the build up of what's coming between all of these factions of people and have we learned anything through streaming shows. If that you have to give you gotta put the time episodes. Four episodes usually i like the character development so far of the main characters that we know of there are people that i don't like you know but i think they're written that way like you are supposed to not like these certain people and i don't know i'm enjoying it. I think it's gonna be a pretty good show. Like i said it doesn't have the greatest reviews but it's something that is interesting to me. I'm going to catch up with it. Because i'm actually. There's not a lot of shows. I'm watching right now. Having hard time finding anything. I want to watch. I'm in the same boat. And i that's been going for a couple months. Yeah that's the only reason why i was like okay. Well maybe i'll try this show. And i had thought it was a show that had been on for a while. There was only two episodes out. So i watch those first two episodes right away and then i didn't pick it back up until just this last week and watch the other two episodes and i don't like i said i'm going to put the time in. I think it's worth it. I'll definitely watch this whole first season and then go from there. But i think it's something that's worth watching. If you want to be involved in show yeah because like i said you have to pay attention to this show you know. It's like any of these more indepth sifi things you get enveloped in it. It's building this. Oral like stargate farscape. Yes dr who like you gotta get wrapped. In to be honest. I think three years from now people are going to be like man. This is a show you need to get into because there's so much content another one that is so in-depth yes it is not for a casual watcher. No but people are talking about it now because of the great yeah in there so many episodes that you can then watch all in a row. People don't wanna wait for things anymore. And when you're production level scale that is far beyond expanse absolutely very similar in production skillet. I feel like to the new star trek show. Yes so it's huge. It's very good man. I th- form of three big ones. I don't know if we're gonna have time problem. Bring up one. Have you started or are you up to y the last man. I haven't even started then. Can't talk about it yet. Why you waited for this show for years. I know but i didn't have hulu. And then. I changed my my verizon plan and i've been waiting for the new billing cycle so i get it for free which just started on the tenth so now i can go watch it for free seriously. It's four dollars a month. no. I know i'm just saying like you literally told me like get it on rice and you get it for free. So that's what i did. I've been waiting for the billing cycle. The start and now i can watch. I can't wait to talk about it..
The Breakfast Club
"hulu" Discussed on The Breakfast Club
"People start pulling out. But yeah. I do feel like i a lot of people sleeping on a sleeping on. I think they sleeping. On joe there was sleeping joe first and then i saw him seem sleeping on jabba. Just just know joe. His a movie he's going to he's going to work bat stage and talk about records and what man it's gonna be last night. I mean you know you money my lifestyle and all the way up and making rain need cover. He though job blaze. You don't gotta lie. Both of them got a lot. I don't know both of them. I'm so hood remake. Thong things i do. I got a lot to john. John live from the first album. Second go both got a long list of catalogs. I just want jonah. Started off with that That that murder inc anthem when they was in the boxing ring with her to turn to. I didn't want him to start versus with that. That's what i want. I right now. Let's talk about the creator of the wire. David simon he wrote a heartfelt tribute to michael k williams. He said a short remembrance for talent. A genuine collaborator and a true friend. What i hope never gets lost as the awareness. That might genuinely wanted his work to matter. Not for fame or reward for for leaving us are better humans in. Its wake mike. Ben has beautiful mind to a task that even the best writers and show runners often boyd. He thought about the whole story of the whole of the work. Perhaps more than any and that talented cast. I came to trust mike to speak publicly to our drama and its purpose is to take personal pride and all that we were trying however improbably to build so again. Our condolences to michael k williams. Family name has close friends. this one. That really hurt a lot of people and he definitely affected a lot of people's lives just from a lot of the abuse that people posting about him and even people who worked with him in the community are right now. Let's talk about evanger holyfield. And he lost by the way. I don't know did y'all watch this fight. See look free. And i knew he was gonna lose the door right seating. Look too good all right. Well this first time back in the ring for over a decade and he's fifty eight years old and donald trump and don jr. commentating the fight. So here's the prefight fantastic job by a really great young man. Got a big which is honored free. Just thank you check everybody very much. We love our country. So we're going to see a great fight tonight boy and now let's get to win. Donald trump was talking about what's going to happen with this fight and he made a little joke about elections being rigged vicious collections. Leaving various larry. A lot of soundbites go. Viral com was on medication. That is see. Here's the fifty doing commentary about him. I know it's been. It was hard to really even find this audio for whatever reason but a lot of people feel bad for holyfield. Fight was a disgrace. Yeah it wasn't good you man to hold it fuel had no business in fighting man Fourteen years young fourteen years younger than him but he had not been during period. I fifty eight years old. He has over a decade. But you know remember. He had to step in when mike tyson couldn't fight as well. So i mean i'm sorry oscar de la hoya couldn't fight. Yeah so after the fight. He said that The match was stopped too soon and he had plenty of fight left in him. Okay all right. Well i'm angela and that is your room a report you need you needed. That lady wasn't name ashley. Silver tacoma green crabs vastly rubbing. The helped mount all right well Shout the revolt. We'll see you tomorrow. Everybody else the people's choice mixes of next show breakfast club your mornings. Oh never beat us say the saga continues season two of wu tang an american saga debuts on hulu september eighth the tang clan will have to overcome even more obstacles ads. Impasse beat as they come together to create the iconic album. Enter the wu tang thirty six chambers catch up with season one now and stream new episodes of season two on september eighth only on hulu. Everybody is tj envy angelini. Charlemagne the guy. We are the breakfast club. Now shop the johnny blaze joining us. You know johnny blaze from growing up hip hop but she's also an artist and she has a new song out macy gray and she's super talented so we are always making sure that we send her some love because like i was telling her over the weekend is not easy to have to deal with people come and act to all the time on social media and no matter what you do is always going to be some people to have some nasty things to say and so always wanna make sure they're mentally you know it's hard to be strong all the time so i completely understand it. You gotta take a break and take a break right. That's right and that's why that's why As one of the reasons you know. I'm such advocate flew for mental health. And i'm using that to segue into the fact that on ten tin were doing the mental wealth expo at the marriott marquis times square in new york city from eleven. Am to four. Pm is a day of mental health inhaling education we have a bunch of experts and authors and all types of good stuff so just go to mental wealth expo dot com is free and open to the public on tintin which is world mental health. Day from eleven am to four pm marriott. Marquee tom square go to mental wealth. Expo dot com for more info. All right now when we come back we got. The positive knows that don't move. Is the breakfast club. Good morning morning. Everybody is the j. Envy a unleash alameda guy. We oughta breakfast club. I just wanna shout out to my fam out into detroit in miami. Not doing our car. Shell out there. Out told the thirtieth in detroit and december twelve in my ami so it'd be celebrity 'cause exotic 'cause games for kids amusement rides carnival games face painting. It's a family fun days of you haven't got your tickets. Get your tickets. We're gonna have a lot of fun and once again. that's october. Thirty right in time for halloween. So we give given away Candy and christmas time in my ami now shall be in detroit as well. Yeah you know. that's my my second home. And so that's essentially a kitchen. They actually started carrying my coffee or they're going to coffee. Uplift people so you'll be able to get some of those espresso espresso martinez in there. So appreciate y'all at central kitchen. I'm excited for that. So i'm gonna come out and we're gonna do something they're gonna do it right around your car so i could be there for that to her. Solomon you've got a positive note. I do i. I want to salute everybody man. Who's been sending me pictures of my my billboards and you know my my posters and you know no one side of buses because my my tv show to gods on his truth. Starts this friday at ten pm on on comedy central people that was hitting me yesterday because they started commercials play during the football game. And during the vm. May so yes. Those friday ten pm comedy central to god's on his truth first episode can't wait to see where we been cooking up and the positive noted simply this your growth as people who don't want to change breakfast club is nine eleven. Two decades later is a limited series podcast. That looks back. Twenty years since the attacks of nine eleven and features those who were in the inner sanctum of our country's government. Feel like in of the world to be honest with you and we ask the question. Are we safer today than twenty years ago. I don't think so. I wish i could answer differently. But i don't think so. I think those in charge these days need to spend more time communicating. Listen to nine eleven. Two decades later on the iheartradio app apple podcasts. Or wherever you get your podcasts. I wanna get back to kissing cheeks in my grandbabies making sunday dinner with a house full.
Tha Boxing Voice
"hulu" Discussed on Tha Boxing Voice
"Sound you good The morning my morning nest as shadow. Bob heymann steaming to get on. Sounds like that fight is not done. All this business came to be. When was time to make sense to do business. Where's up this Is all over youtube in a lot of people that people that are filed. That seems to be very resourceful is going to happen. Oh so it looks like is not happen. This is going to looking forward to that fight so we can some of the nascent. Thank bud ain't never -ccomplish it or did anything because figure that out. I'm just Super excited. I don't really care for your topic like you say it is ran. Its course of the Audiencia wilder in a theory. I'm wild why while he working on the right things he limo tighter. Tuck that chance so you something that Explosive all monique's seemed like they. We're awesome. great. Thanks for them. Nine unfortunate what is he got to work out in the rainfall so while ago that'd be a dictator to use the speed and his power to fulfill in In a frantic stage where he's not comfortable with being front wilder. Got him second guessing where he came just box comfortably but we got to see how this oil play out for his courage fight. If fury somehow get past wild actually seems very i would. I would ask like watch that list. And it will be nice and wild beasts very him to get the same list as well to fourth yanti the dylan white Fucking aj fight two times over there so gay man. I'm back in the genetic. I got a lot of love for. This phone is not get kind of hold. the key. Sports leaves a bad taste in their mouth with all the shit they got going on. Vox down trump thing. I think that's great man I i don't care for certain reasons but Boxing is that people love of controversy and type of dude type comedic. He is down. Trump is definitely bring a lotta is to the sport. That's my cobb. Yo you know was another classic. And that's what i'm saying. I don't think job we're gonna play some of his hits man because they wasn't radio hits you know what i'm saying and if you ain't got the crowd cheering how'd you win right. Right mario's over the main purchaser one hundred percent. I mean you're absolutely right. That thing is for me. Is you know depending on what the crowd is like. You gotta kind of paper fed. Joe some of the new hits because those were on the radio like people in on you know what i'm saying like it's unfair because like have you ever heard that song Race against tom by gyro costs. Not you not your house ago. You a texan. Why would you. Why would you listen to a whole job. Who album to find his gem. I before i even fucking recite the lyrics. I wanna know who has heard race against time by joh- hurl. Let me go out to stone book sale. What what what up. Yes yeah. I think Just look at it from a different Like different coasts. Federal is who in the nineties and early two thousands and mir thousands thousand pretty much late thousands. Joe is who they helped rick. Ross built his current image. That used to be fat. Joe's true image. He was the guy decorate but was putting people on. Everybody knew he was the money behind. Big pun has the lyrics Fat joe was the boss. He always had a boss image and the problem for john rule. Is you watch. Fifty steamrolled him. And and the whole new york kinda turned against our rule whereas with winning Head joe you had them crazy latino in the bronx the black news saying now. We'll the because with zone. That's my and that's when that whole thing between how you gonna call him nigger and they were talking about fat jokes and in fact federal said. I've been living with black people all my life. I am black. I'm a black latino. So federal just got a boss image in came through. He brought back people even with the rim mas and the cubans. He'll federal is one of the guys that people down south in the mid west. Look bad as a real gangster on the east coast. Not a rapper. But do who was respected by all reference from across the world. I if you miss this. Joe on any coast. These specially look into maxine with the deeper the water movie out west when the biggest couldn't go out with that's always out there soon. The movie with maxine. We're all bloods in inglewood. Come on man like no new york do whatever did in the war. Go move out there. Shoot those movies so it's just a it's a distinct difference where i got crust and people looked at him as a singer with fat. Joe was like nah. You couldn't crush pimping ten crossing g unit. Them tried to. They couldn't look at him. he's still here now. Running the streets kind of balked up they built The rick ross. That's joe calot. Pleading their energy into rick ross and turning him into that boss persona so fat joe by four and the rat is true he true he real street do and what he ramp israel so but teo them. We don't even care man. He just needs to knock his dude out and gone back to get his money. If i- loma whoever it is 'cause this is pretty much a drug outside gonna just need to pretty. That's where i met with this also and you know forty five before you go. What was the name of that movie. Taking a water in fat joe. They played out brothers right. Yes found out. They brothers that like the dad funeral beef in. Yeah it was that he was the one that i do from the east coast. That was a gangster you had like comedians and actors from the east coast lives in la but he was the first three records to really go out there in the middle of the war or the so called war star. Getting measure loved doing whole albums and movies and he. He don't recreate itself ten different times. You gotta respect where where. John rule still stuck back with the sing harmony days. You mean he. He didn't he hasn't been here like pat zoellick. Like you say kay just all the way you're doing the know it's gonna be hard to compete. Like i say the ninety two thousand and look right now. He probably got already over with chris. Brown or somebody fat joe's so it's gonna be hard for gyro to compete with that stall mbo so Is it true. 'cause you know people think in the crawford and we just wait in on porter but i feel like that's what i heard. I heard the same thing. I do.
Mac OS Ken
Hulu Adds HDR Support for Select Original Movies and Shows
"Remember when hulu was just for reruns. Yeah it's got a lot of original content these days and that content is looking sharp on apple. Tv macrumors says the streaming service has started implementing hd are hdr ten hdr ten plus n dobie vision for some of its original television shows and movies and that is working for apple's digital living-room device if you're not sure whether the content you're watching is hd are seriously. Don't you think you'd be happier. Not knowing i mean if he can't tell the difference why yourself up for disappointment maybe that's your thing if it is macrumors. Says hulu tb shows and movies support hdr content will display an hdr badge on the details page. If they're available to stream in hd as for which devices support the format the report says who lose hdr content is available on the fifth generation. Apple tb four k. And later as well as the chrome cast ultra fire. Tb devices roku devices and busy o. T. b.'s hd. Our support is not available on mobile devices at this time.
The Guilty Feminist
I’m a Feminist but… (The Emergency Episode Edition)
"This really is an emergency episode. Because i'm i'm plugged in. I'm standing up what i'm doing. Okay here we go. I'm actually regretted stupid. i'm famous about. I'm a feminist. But i'm slightly regretting this jumpsuit. Because i think it's a very good look instill photos. I forgot i was on instagram. Live and i'm not sure how it's going to video especially when i'm doing this kind of thing i feel like it might be very flattering and then incredibly unflattering. I was where. When i was on the side i was like. How's it working on the side. I'm a feminist. But i'm really glad i wore. It ass cheered their accidentally accidentally other many accidents. Dr freud do you wanna go. I'm a feminist. But last week we had dinner with these people. We don't know really well and the husband looked at my husband and said oh you look really trim and then he turned into the house. Your comedy tour and i was like fuck you. I'm a feminist but today because this is an emergency episode on at three o'clock this afternoon trying to prepare material and stuff. I realized i left the prepping of myself too late so i've turned up with wet hands which i thought was going to beat. She were hulu. But actually i've just scrunched into it still wet and it just looks like i've got out of the shower. I've also overdone as on the magnetic eyeliner. Because i was worried that the magnetic eyelashes would fall off. If it wasn't sufficient but now under these heavy lights. I feel them sliding like like fridge magnets off an oily fridge door but i've decided to style it out because it's an emergency episode so it's good that look like an emergency
The Mason Minute
Tired Of Binge Watching (MM #3806)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. A year and a half ago, most of America started to binge watching things. Have people still do it to this day, whether it's on Netflix or Hulu or HBO Max or whatever it is or Disney+. Oh my gosh, we've got so many binge watching choices now. But I found myself binge watching less and less. If I'm going to binge watch something, it's whatever's on the television right then on cable because I'm too tired of having to pay that close of attention. Now it's true there are some shows I've got to watch and I will continue watching no matter how many episodes they put up. But they're only putting out 6 to ten a year or 6 to ten every couple of years. I'm fully invested in those shows. But with a lot of shows, the lava season one, you binge watch that and season two comes out 6 8 ten months later and you're like, well, I'm not sure maybe I will watch, maybe I won't and season three comes along and you're like, well, I have to go back and watch season two. That means I have to watch season three and now I'm 20 episodes down. It's just as easy to turn the TV on and find something to watch and watching it for however long you watch it. I find myself when I'm binge watching, watching a whole lot more TV and doing a whole lot less. Maybe that's the problem.
The Mason Minute
Tired Of Binge Watch... (MM #3806)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. A year and a half ago, most of America started to binge watching things. Have people still do it to this day, whether it's on Netflix or Hulu or HBO Max or whatever it is or Disney+. Oh my gosh, we've got so many binge watching choices now. But I found myself binge watching less and less. If I'm going to binge watch something, it's whatever's on the television right then on cable because I'm too tired of having to pay that close of attention. Now it's true there are some shows I've got to watch and I will continue watching no matter how many episodes they put up. But they're only putting out 6 to ten a year or 6 to ten every couple of years. I'm fully invested in those shows. But with a lot of shows, the lava season one, you binge watch that and season two comes out 6 8 ten months later and you're like, well, I'm not sure maybe I will watch, maybe I won't and season three comes along and you're like, well, I have to go back and watch season two. That means I have to watch season three and now I'm 20 episodes down. It's just as easy to turn the TV on and find something to watch and watching it for however long you watch it. I find myself when I'm binge watching, watching a whole lot more TV and doing a whole lot less. Maybe that's the problem.
The Mason Minute
Tired Of Binge Watching (MM #3806)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. A year and a half ago, most of America started to binge watching things. Have people still do it to this day, whether it's on Netflix or Hulu or HBO Max or whatever it is or Disney+. Oh my gosh, we've got so many binge watching choices now. But I found myself binge watching less and less. If I'm going to binge watch something, it's whatever's on the television right then on cable because I'm too tired of having to pay that close of attention. Now it's true there are some shows I've got to watch and I will continue watching no matter how many episodes they put up. But they're only putting out 6 to ten a year or 6 to ten every couple of years. I'm fully invested in those shows. But with a lot of shows, the lava season one, you binge watch that and season two comes out 6 8 ten months later and you're like, well, I'm not sure maybe I will watch, maybe I won't and season three comes along and you're like, well, I have to go back and watch season two. That means I have to watch season three and now I'm 20 episodes down. It's just as easy to turn the TV on and find something to watch and watching it for however long you watch it. I find myself when I'm binge watching, watching a whole lot more TV and doing a whole lot less. Maybe that's the problem.
The Old Man's Podcast
"hulu" Discussed on The Old Man's Podcast
"You'll man's tip for you. This week is an entertainment tip. I certainly know how to loaf. I guess as being entertained. When i come across something gets my interest. Wanna pass it on just in case you know about it if you subscribe to who you likely have heard about. He don't subscribe to hulu. I want to get the one week. Free subscription trial subscription just to watch this one mini series. I think is what i would call it now. I don't know anything who they're not a sponsor mule man's podcast certainly welcomed to be. They'd like to so. I wouldn't tell you about this if i didn't think it was wonderful..
KINGS HUB NG
"hulu" Discussed on KINGS HUB NG
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Pop Culture Cosmos
"hulu" Discussed on Pop Culture Cosmos
"The national stream day that it is today so happy national streaming day everyone out there you're watching on a streaming giant out there please enjoy best you can but mohawk is something that i think that could surprise a lot of people out there. It's done well if it's done right. I like the fact. He has a whole household of family right there that he starts off with and seems like just the average joe that's unfortunately a super villain and then he goes off to work and becomes a super villain and how he interacts as a super villain plus his regular household and how that iraq's kind of funny and i know that's going to be a running gag throughout but i'm looking forward to checking out. Something action is going on and mode. And i know you are as well my friends so definitely gonna be something. We're going to be checking out as soon as we can when it comes to mow doc on hulu thoughts out there on mojo doc and love death and robots mode on hulu. Love death in robots on netflix shares. Your thoughts pop culture cosmos at yahoo dot com. We'll coming up next. We're going to go and do a deep dive as we say here on the show on the merger with discovery and warner brothers. And that whole time warner thing. We're going to go ahead and talk about that coming up here in a little bit less. Also we're gonna be talking about f nine the continuation of the fast and furious series. And we're gonna talk about how it's being rolled out internationally and if this will be the movie that brings everyone back into the theaters worldwide. We're going to be talking about that on the back end of the show. This is the pcc multi-diverse.
Pop Culture Cosmos
"hulu" Discussed on Pop Culture Cosmos
"We're going to the beach. We're going to go have some fun to sit down and be a couch potato. I wish man maybe are actually one of my favorite things to do. Sit on the beach and watch red zone during the fall because it's just the best thing ever. Why not watched the nfl while you're sitting on the beach having a beer well before we hit the brake my friend there's another show that's coming out to a streaming service that i think we need to talk about that. It kind of has a robot ish type feel and that is marvel's mode. Doc is coming with patent oswald in the title role looking forward to it. I've seen some clips already. It looks really really funny. And it's getting also very strong reviews. And it's on hulu just delivery no because it's not the cleanest thing that marvel is put out there and it is geared more towards adults and the more adult cartoon. I wish it was on disney plus probably be a little bit better more accessible and more ultimately more popular because they do need their content. But i understand who this goes back to another argument for another day on that right dan with y who is even existing and not just part of disney plus. But i want to ask you this exactly. But i want to ask you this mode. Walk is also coming under the radar. Part of it is because of its on hulu part of. It's just because i don't think it's getting the biggest push even from hulu. I don't even see and much in the way of advertising for it but do you think this can also be a good hit for hulu and also sneaky. Hit for marvel's. While i think it will be and you know i do understand why this got placed on who just it being more adult level content. It's got the guys from robot chicken involved in this project you can tell based on the trailer that they had a very heavy handed influence. And if you've ever watched an episode of robot chicken their at in that in that show that are very hilarious but not meant for younger viewers. And so i'm not surprised. This ended up on hulu. We've talked about the division of the disney plus network in putting more of the adult sided things on hulu. And you know..
AmigosPC
"hulu" Discussed on AmigosPC
"Have each with we'd whatsoever but it's like i'll never do that again. That's just like one of those things. Like i really like. I did feel like. I was dying. Like i couldn't move from the couch. I thought i was like seeking into the out. And then i would say like six hours past and finally i was like normal again. I did hours holy shit. Yeah was a tiny since. I'm new to this. So do they have a sativa indica type dab. Because maybe you had the indicate dab because you've your couch. Maybe that's why maybe on a screw. Yeah he's like figuring out himself. Yeah he's like i need. Yeah that's crazy man like flashbacks right now. So there's nothing that would get you to do it again. What would get you would get you to do it again. How much money it would be. Money how crypto to me. I guess the top ten ten thousand ten thousand doj thousand at least one theory. What happens like no. I'm just gonna give light coin. Are you cooled back. That's three and sixty bucks. Three fifteen and homeless thousands thousands learn hero hard bargain price. Yeah yeah he's like you need to pay me thirty five hundred that's hate the et card. Mark take the card. Well if i get the card. They can't call it lost because i mean. Edt cards got like a grand on him. Now because of all the federal government assistance a month. So i might take a lot of groceries. There you go good good money. it's your use your like. Oh that's real that's me. That's that's a good. That's a whole bunch of shit like how started offers asking for a thirty five hundred dollar coin and then we broke up all the nothing thousand dollar abt card. Negotiating gaming watcher and mark was negotiated on the phone. I'd be like i'm i'm screwed losing limbs for sure before you're the stipulations is. They can't cancel the card because the the car route. You know they re up at every month so that it's still one thousand pearl. Oh you're think you're going to get the card for like ever mean they have to whoever you get food card from mark greedy talking about life grand where the food's twelve more months can't keep her thirty thousand dollars a month. I mean line for life span over here. Yeah yeah. I guess if you can get that card for a year forever. That'd be that that's a good deal of groceries for gas life. And why do you think better. Those things do true. What's the growth and thing you've ever eight mark. I feel like you've made some gross things. It's still yeah and you can't say he's on to me. that's week. That's being ever eaten question. I don't i'll go off throws food yet. I mean i've eaten raw fish from vici- market in Rocky point which. I thought you were gonna absolute grocer mark looking like a poor man's gora exit all the time all night. Yeah no no you probably. It probably helps our podcast. Sure yeah i mean you probably probably think it's time oh my god right now god right. Do you get god. Who do people say you know. Shit i don't know I don't know who do you. I don't know know you liked the character that jumped out at south park. But that's about it. Yeah right grab the bill like shape of a south park character because they heads around the over. I'm probably like one of the one of the kids that grew up from south park. Okay i'll take that. I'll probably like probably cartman. But i'm not as angry. No i don't know it's not as bad as one. The other day told me that my girlfriend bleached the wrong asshole. And i was really like. How dare you sir. that's funny. I know i was going through your content. I saw that you had a pretty stellar beard. Nothing long ago. I'll ever year for some reason. He's dabba if you look at my. My beer goes out of the picture because it was so long. Whoa yeah i just decided like i was like overseas dumont shows overseas and our mike. The states like it. I don't need a shame at for anything. I don't shape anyone. It grow herbs certainly long where it was like. How many miles did you have in your w. bus that you were driving in i. I've never i've never. I've never had a bus but actually have a friend who she has. A bus averted a bus like a bus that she drives. She converted into a living space as well. The whole arrives. Yeah and she's the wondering what the dog year. Oh shit what you do with bust canada. They had the bus in canada. Wow okay they let the dog and took the bus off to canada canada. I mean the dogs not gonna take him. I make sense. Why not on the back of the dog yeah. I don't know how smart dog a small dogs like six pounds will. We don't know how big the people are. Yeah the people that's true. Is there thereabouts to. But you know what i mean. Yeah that's still a little league for the dog up dr. Yeah it doesn't it doesn't really work out for the dog is little help. Make sense so the van makes sense. Yeah so they got the bus which is pretty cool. I have this image in my head of these. Two people almost horse backing it all the way to canada on the dog. That'd be that'd be you. Yeah yeah back. You see the. You'd see the person writing the dog and they'd be.
Hyperbrole: A Comedy Advice Podcast
"hulu" Discussed on Hyperbrole: A Comedy Advice Podcast
"And who. We're buddies now. But i was like it was i gotta make the most of this and i fucking murder like i. I mean for what. They're what i fucking went to work and in and then no call for. The finals. couldn't believe it. I was like what did i do. What did i do. So i started looking at know pass winners and stuff and just who made it to the finals and sorta kinda like breaking down there said so what did they have in so a formulated. Like my thing that next year. Twenty eleven but going into that twenty ten is like that fall is is when i was like okay When i get the opportunity. I'm going and i've been trying to get laid off from it as bush for a people getting laid off and moved apartments and stuff like that and i just could not get laid off like the company was being acquired. And i'm like. I should be luma job so it was like. They couldn't get rid of a black going into the only black people in my region in my department and i was like jesus christ is the first time affirmative action worked against. I want to get. I stopped working to stop turning reports. I was just having fun in an august. April eleven and i finally laid me off and then i'll be back on monday. I will give you all your shit. I cannot wait to give you this chip beck key fob in the in the laptop and the company card a credit card all kinds of other. I cannot wait to handle this stuff in the right after hung up accepting the resignation or you know the severance offer. I got a call on my company phone Offer me a promotion and it was it was. I mean i was gonna have like a forty forty five. Am pay raise. And so i've have been making six figures at twenty eight in. I was like i think i'm gonna i'm gonna i'm gonna just before i turned thirty. I think i'm gonna go to la and And then i got to buy that august me into the comedian moved out here Got a got a shitty apartment and then was later booked a couple of things with no manager. no one the nbc Divert you senator diversity. That year honestly did not want to win. I was like. I just need to come in second or make it to the show and i ended the i was like fuck..
Deck The Hallmark
"hulu" Discussed on Deck The Hallmark
"He does some line about like. I handle authors careers. I can feed fish okay. He's a alley. All that is just really just threw it in there. and i. it's not fair setup payoffs this would sound like we weren't paying attention but alonzo seen this movie growling. I want to be just to be clear. Lonzo qatar for the first is listed as well. I missed it as well. Because i was like. What's going on there. Well then at some point they mentioned grading. What's up with david. Okay dave grady. As they say he got arrested for exotic animals. Now i just want to know about more about that for sure. It'd be great. I wanna know win this election for mayor is you just. Don't see a lot of christmas. Campaigning i mean most elections small tunnel elections either take place like in early summer or in november. I just. I mean. I'd love to know to get a little bit of a sense of why kris k. Pants really like he was just announcing it and really like trying to get funds for trying to get funds so he's putting his feet in the water he hasn't actually declared if that if that woman like said. Hey i'm gonna back you. That would have been the oh. He's just. He's a year out just for mayor of small town. Wow okay so all right good. No questions are answered. We did everybody we did it. Congratulations congratulations sharp. Joe gosh we really should've talked about what movie were doing next week so we could say what movie we're doing next week. Lots of what movie are we doing next week. All this all the time. And we'll put it on facebook the next monday when we review. That's gonna be be a good one streaming on my favorite for sure. Are we at the point yet with streaming platforms where we could do an alphabet of streaming platforms alphabet and alphabet. Let's bit could we okay. Let's think about that guy's lissa joined a facebook group. That's the type of stuff we talk about that. And whether we should all agree on of time of this nonsense We will be back next week. We also will be back tomorrow on wednesday and thursday friday so really pick your poison there until then we'd be the first to wish you a merry christmas. Homework is a bramble jam. Podcast is produced by brain ingraham presented by family. Tv our lovely set is decorated by plum home decor you can check them out of clump on main dot com for more information on religion gestured bremerton podcast dot com with her every bramble. Jim podcast ad free gym. Plus dot com..
Deck The Hallmark
"hulu" Discussed on Deck The Hallmark
"Gesture but the family when you're talking about three siblings. Who have felt they've had to compete for love. That's a lot of therapy. That's that's years and years. And you know. Victor garber and mary steenburgen. God bless him. I hated them. Both just to my very miro. Heiskanen and i just like it was almost like i just felt like the villain got off easy in the movie. And that's a terrible attitude to have because it's a christmas movie. But that's what i felt like Having said that. I laughed a ton of their some running bits in this movie that are really the orphan. Gag in this movie is really really funny. How they think that she her parents died. Did you mention that and her parents. She's nineteen years old but they treat her as though she's an orphan that's never really former twist and it's wonderful. Add to the one. Kristen stewart induces herself as the orphan. And it's hilarious And the running bit of her not being able to lie. Well i thought was good. I mean you know wonderful and shits creek i love. I love him in this as well. Everybody kills everybody has a chance to really To to get on the comedic action. Allison brie didn't mention her. She's wonderful madman. Great and community greatness Lots to like. I see i get the appeal. I get the hype. No doubt about it Let's get to on the field. Spanish show we talk about what in this movie gave us as feels alonzo. Well i mean. I do agree the whole stuff with harper. You know kind of stabbing heavy in the back over and over again is is painful and it is out to watch and i think that what keeps harper from being the villain of the piece as dan just said it's the parents. The parents have really done a number on these. These women these sisters and that's why they are broken and that's why they act at in this way But you know i. I loved the know their reconciliation. I thought it was really great. I love the whole sort of opening sequence where you get. Why harper would invite abby knowing. This was a minefield there were going into but just being sort of swept up in the kind of christmas feels from going to see all the decorations and having the close call with the person whose roof they're sitting on so that work and then dan led the who was so funny throughout again as dan pointed out. That model has at the end about how everybody's experience coming out is different. And that no matter how winds up going the lead up to it is so scary and so nerve racking and so just like you don't know what it's going to be like and how they're going to respond and you know. I came out to my parents my last semester in college. Just in case you know. Just in case i disowned. My education would be paid for. They would work out. Okay but you know so i just thought it was a religious kalonzo. No young people like come out when you are in a safe place to do so and you have a place to live. And you have your. Oh you know like if if you don't spring it on thanksgiving and then like you know don't have a plan b as far as where you're going to sleep that night. So anyway i thought that monologue was great and Yeah just generally speaking. I you know i i bought into their relationship and even though there was a lot bad too and i also saw with the good parts where i i do think that the you know for people who live their entire childhood and their formative adolescent years not being able to be honest with their family. I can only unconditional. Love is the best thing in the world. But i bet for for people like that. Unconditional love comes at such a premium and so two even harper's kind of internal battle of i maybe sacrificing love that i know that's guaranteed right now as long as i'm quiet and it'll come out for what i think. Is unconditional love. I just don't know there's not enough confidence there. So it's you know there's a tube two people apply in. They're just trying their best to you. Know to make sure that their loved and have have a place to land and that that you know that works really well. The devil harper knows is her patrons love and her parents love is super conditioned conditional. That's right my my fields. Were this the first scene. When on the rooftop. I thought was a really good establishment of and i do think the fact that she gets swept up in the moment and asked her to come home knowing. All of that goes a long way with me as well. I think both of those things work and then the movie theater. I just got movie theater fields seeing the you know the neon lights and seeing the the board with it's a wonderful life on it and and seeing them going in with popcorn and drinks that were way too small for the movie theater like that all of that. I was like man. I just wanna go back to the movies. So those are my two big field for sure. Mine is skipped right over. That's okay it's okay. You do you baby threat Years minors all bets are off. That's right that's right Mine is the you took many of mine. So i'll just say that the youngest sister gave me feels in that they kind of say they throw it in at the end that she's the way she is because we we kind of gave up on her and she ends up being a great artist and a really good writer and just kind of doing her own thing and i got the. I got the field because as the youngest i was always told. Oh mom and dad. They never they never had to. They gave up. It's like whatever happens and like give you feels like i was like. Yeah yeah you know what. Just like the kids. Just let the kids live. You know who baby. So i got those feels. I liked that. And i really liked her character. Made me laugh a lot. So so i loved it. Love my brothers. I'm the only non doctor in my family. So i think the youngest child they're exhausted. There's bad go watch movies or whatever yeah hopefully You know you can host a lot of podcast. It's like doctors and say no. I'm not essential. But i'm the youngest as well but there's only two of us still ended up here with you guys. That's let's take a quick break. We'll come back. We'll talk about the way. What's in.
Deck The Hallmark
"hulu" Discussed on Deck The Hallmark
"We are talking about happy season from through lulu Were breaking it down. The first of many this year movies from different networks and different things Not not just homework with not put us in a box. We're talking about happiest season. We're going to start with our hot takes. Sarah how he felt about this movie. We do not hold back. Pana said guys. I think. I think i would hold back inside. Okay get out. get out of here alonzo. You're at alonzo. Don't hold back. What did you think of happiest season. Panda would never i. I love this movie. I'm you know it's hard to sort of how long i've wanted this movie to exist When i wrote have yourself christmas ten years ago. I made the case that hey. Lgbt filmmakers like here's a whole sub genre. That is waiting for you to come in and do something. Exciting there have been You know films about gay lesbian characters in the past christmas movies. There's even one called. Make the yuletide gay. That has kind of similar plot. But it's about two guys or they go to one of their parents house for christmas But this movie is just think smart and funny I've seen multiple times. And and i always find new stuff in it You know i i. I love that That that the specifics about you know queer life and we'll get into this. We talked about like coming out and whatnot are being included in the parameters. Not just chris movie but of sort of a door. Slamming romantic farce in general. So i you know. I like that. You can have one of these movies and it's not just about straight people and there you know like are we getting straight married or straight divorce you know. It's it's other stuff You know the they poor on the christmas you guys said there's definitely a budget a play here and a great cast. I think chris stewart is one of the one of my favorite actors working right now. She doesn't get to be funny in nearly enough unless she's hosting. Snl so this was a real treat. And obviously dan levy and aubrey plaza. Big sealers but across the board. Great ensemble loved this movie. That's right we found the one person who's willing to say christmas stores paid actors working right. Now we've found a lot. There's a there's a lot of people we were at christmas land in l. a. And i mentioned to him that. I didn't think kristen stewart was that great and it was the first time i've ever seen anything near like me on lonzo space user. Who does he think he is coming here from. South carolina told you about case too. Yeah what do you think you shouldn't. Yeah so i loved this movie. I was so invested. My stomach legit did hurt. I felt just all of its. I felt all of it You know this this is such a kind of a obviously a foreign world for me as a straight fella and not knowing what it must feel like to to to have the struggle and not be able to just come out with it or not knowing how to come out with a win and whether your family is going to respond to its well or not. And so i seeing this and seeing the i felt the agony i felt the pain and the and the fear and they did such a good job of that In this movie the christmas was wonderful. The performances were amazing. I loved it. I thought it was so good We'll we'll get to kind of some more feelings as far as wait. What's and stuff like that later on but just as a whole absolutely loved this movie. Yeah there's a lot to like about the movie i first of all performances across. I've never been a big. Aubrey plaza or kristen stewart fan. They both are great in this movie. They're both wonderful in this movie Mackenzie davis who is in halt and catch fire highly. Recommend that she's wonderful in this movie. But even then dan levy of course amazing but even three layers deep timothy simon's from gets a scene he's really funny Mary holland who plays the third sister. Jane who i can only equivocate to zach galifianakis in like the hangover type performance. Like he's he's there and he's you don't know what's going to happen next. Shanty co wrote the movie. Yeah she's hysterical. I saw her in. Like mike. And dave need wedding dates or something and thought she was knowing she is great. And it's like the cast across the board is great Also had a lot of emotional feelings not once again. I am straight married and i don't i don't know this. This whole every every single person has coming out tail and all of it goes differently. Dan levies monologue in the movie about. That is wonderful but it didn't stop me from having very intense feelings for this family. That is just utter garbage to everyone like harper's character included and you could say she's being mean because she's very conflicted torn and knows that she's not been made whole yet her truth of who she is not there is not out and that's that's fine but the mom and dad inflicted more than thirty years of trump emotional trauma on these children and it is all washed over at the end of this movie. Like it's a hallmark movie and that bothered me. I gotta be honest. It bothered me like an hour into the movie kind of open. Kristen stewart and aubrey plaza ended up together and so get giving the mom and dad. Happy ending in. This movie was very difficult for me. But i understand that. I don't get the context. I don't like i. I've not been there and so i love so much about this movie. I laughed hard. The performances were great. I thought they let the parents really really easy in the movie. And i just did i. I just couldn't get over that for me. I think that jump of a year at the end is very significant. I think you've hit it all been tied up neatly that christmas then yeah it would have been ridiculous. It would have been a december bride. Wait what year is this situation. But i think in this case. I'm assuming that that twelve months had a lot of therapy for everybody in it You know and so the fact that like kristen stewart doesn't just turn around and like proposed to her after loves but that squeezing that happened down the road i think i think we're not shown a lot of stuff but like i. I can say from personal experience from from the people that i know. If lesbians are involved there was a lot of therapy happening between the traumatic events and then a year later when things seemed to be well. I i'll say this. I willing to grant the relationship between kristen stewart. Mackenzie davis i thought. Mackenzie davis's character. She acted perfectly but was i mean she literally leaves this girl in the basement and just tries to hide her way. I will grant that. I don't understand. Because i don't understand. I i i'll grant that something that's not been a part of my existence and so i don't under that like i'm not giving her a hard time during the movie. I was pretty upset at her but a lot of gay people. I know have the same movie.
Radio Fajri 99.3FM
"hulu" Discussed on Radio Fajri 99.3FM
"Hulu bola de diamante yankus looting and tamer allama who needs little those yeah d- monitoring is doing and they might alumnae say little rural those metals at does up walk. Your attached.