Yet another rambler. Happy 69th paid subscribers.

Who is our target audience? Who is Larry David? Who is Timothy Chalamet? We answer all of your burning questions.

This episode is a bit more serious; you'd never think a Ben Affleck movie would kick us into such a heavy gear, but here we are. We discuss good vs. bad representation in film (what even is representation anyways?) and the upsetting history of autism and how it is portrayed.

Recommended reading: Asperger's Children by Edith Schiffer, Autism and Gender by Jordynn Jack

We have prepared a very fun extended bit, in which Alex and I have come up with fear mongering crunchy lifestyle brands to make a bunch of money. But first - some other BS. Let us know which scam you would waste the most money on.

Shoutouts to Slic for our music

We talk about kids doing surgery on themselves, and like a bunch of other shit. Happy New Year's everyone.

Shout out to slic for the intro and outro music.

Kay baited thousands of people into sharing embarassing secrets on TikTok so that we could read them off to you. Would we be good parents?

We discuss Christmas and the many spoils we have wrought from it, we discuss cinema attendance etiquette (again,) and Kay spirals slightly into thoughts about her interactions with the greater public.

It's Christmas Eve. I'm sure you're all ready for the holidays to be over. God knows we are. Love y'all.

Kay and I discuss her recent media tour in LA, binky updates, plans for the podcast moving forward, and 2025 predictions. We have an extended episode to make up for us not posting on schedule.

Thanks to Slic for the music.

So, as we were editing this episode, it came out that Mangione may have been snitched on by the company that makes the brand of backpack he was carrying. Regardless, we feel our points stand. McDonald's is watching you.