Transcript: Holy shit, I just finished Get Out, and that movie is fucking wild. Dude, that fucked me up. I mean, it fucked me up in a variety of ways. Just got me to rethink about, like, life in some way. Like, phew. Just the sense of, like, waking up. Jeez. What does that even mean? We don't need to go there right now. Yeah, that ending was fantastic, too. It could've just been dark and horrible. It would've been so depressing. But, yeah, I don't know. That was great. I see why it's a big recommendation. I'm really glad I watched it. And it was also... One thing I learned from this experience of just watching a movie while I was cooking is I am fully capable of watching a movie while cooking. And it did reset me. And I'm so grateful to have had that reset. Like, that reset actually means a lot, you know? That reset actually did something for me. So I'm really happy about that. And I guess now I'm gonna go and just, like, do some easy code. That's it. And kind of just hope for the best. So, yeah, that's gonna be kind of what it is. And go from there.
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