Why Do We Own That?

Why Do We Own That?

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Why Do We Own That? episodes

  • Episode 5- "The Book of Eli"

    In this episode we discuss:

    - Cassie would go gay for Mila Kunis

    - Dave's ex girlfriend. Again

    - Even in a post-apocalyptic world, people are still killing each other over religion.

    - This movie doesn't make any logical sense at all. 

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  • Episode 4- "When Harry Met Sally"

    In this episode, we discuss:

    - How every guy who has ever wanted to sleep with Cassie bought her this DVD.

    - Dave's ex-girlfriend. Again.

    - We don't know how the Tinder works. 

    Also, this film is 30 YEARS OLD. 

    0 min
  • Episode 3- "Flight"

    In this episode we discuss:

    - Bad DVD packaging

    - Alcoholism!

    - Mary Reilly vs. Kelly Reilly

    - How to portray a high functioning alcoholic

    - Music that is too spot on.

    - Coyote Ugly

    - Cassie's love for Jeff Goldblum (part 1 of 432784) 

    0 min
  • Episode 2- "High School Musical"

    In this episode we discuss: 

    - Cassie's wisdom teeth removal

    - Cassie's first date the day of said wisdom teeth removal

    - Cassie's little brother's strange obsession with this film

    We, again, apologize for the volume. Cassie becomes more herself in the next episode. Promise. 

    0 min
  • Episode 1- "The Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time"
    Why do Dave and Cassie own "The Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time"? Did they like it? What were it's merits (if any)? What were some flaws? Are Dave and Cassie actually funny? Will they keep the DVD or get rid of it? Cassie apologies for her strange voice- it was the first episode recorded. She promises she gets better as the episodes progress.
    13 min

About Why Do We Own That?

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Married Millenials David and Cassie De Almo own 236 dvds in a 400sq ft. studio apartment in Brooklyn. Many of them in shrinkwrap. Listen to their recaps as they force themselves to watch all 236 DVDs…