<p>Moving on from the seriousness of Episode 5, Chip takes a more light hearted approach when talking about his film class - which consequently is taught by Matthew McConaughey. Inching ever closer, yet accomplishing nothing.</p>

Moving on from the seriousness of Episode 5, Chip takes a more light hearted approach when talking about his film class - which consequently is taught by Matthew McConaughey. Inching ever closer, yet accomplishing nothing.

Episode 6: Chip's Film Class

Meet our friend Chip, or, as he should be called - Chris, as he ventures out into the deep and dark crevices of a mysterious place: His own mind. Just kidding. It's not dark or mysterious or anything of the sort, it's pretty normal to be honest. If you listen to this however and think anything other than normalcy for our boy Chip here, then GO TO HELL. Just kidding again! Sorry! Man I need to work on this temper of mine. Anyway, Chip is nothing but a young pup trying to cope with the idea of growth, and change, don't forget change, and people, and anger, and humor, and awareness, and emotions, and driving, and sitting, and - I'll stop. But really, he's just a kid. A kid trying to figure out too much. A kid that hasn't figured out enough. A kid that believes talking out his inner thoughts will resemble something similar to coherence. But naturally, these conversations Accomplished Nothing. (2022, Trademarked or whatever, I coined it regardless).

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Episode 6: Chip's Film Class

Episode 6: Chip's Film Class