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Very well, thank you. I feel like I've seen
your videos. Oh, that's funny. Yeah, for sure.

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I've been doing this for a really long time.
You got a booster. I do have a booster. That's

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why so cute. Am I the first person today? No,
if we go out to lunch or something, I'm gonna

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get you a booster too for our booth. You know
what, I have actually met you once before and

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you offered me a chocolate egg. Did I really?
We were when I was just randomly walking

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through um. Santa Monica and I, I stopped and
was cooing over your baby. She was a baby at

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the time, your daughter and your wife was
there and then you walked out and were just a

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very lovely person randomly. I was just
randomly, it's like 7 years ago. God, that's so

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cool. Well, you were cool because you're being
very nice to me. I'm glad. Thank you for

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telling me that. Anyway, sorry, we should talk
about the film. Um, Listen, the last time.

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All right. I was speaking about being inside a
whale, it was Tom Holland for in the heart of

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the Sea. And you know, he was covered in KY
jelly for it as whale blubber whale in the

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heart of the sea. Yeah, he did. Another story
which included a whale inside.

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So I didn't think I'd be here sitting here
talking. Again, about being inside a whale, but

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was it as claustrophobic as it felt watching
it for you, Austin, like inside the, the way

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that Brian wanted to go about it, which I'm
like really thankful for, is he wanted to

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actually like really build everything, so it
wasn't like it wasn't like when the camera's on

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me and you're seeing, you know, the stomach or
whatever throat or whatever it is, uh, it's not

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like. That there's nothing on this side. It
was like he we made like a 360 degree like

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set, so it was, it was, it was all there. So
then it was figuring out like how do you get

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the camera. In, in there in this, uh, I spent
the whole time really tense. Although we have

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seen you two on screen together before,
obviously in Weapons. How nice was it again

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like building on the relationship that you
guys had already had filming that one? It was

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interesting. It was interesting like because
it almost feels like a weird dream, you know,

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because you go into, it was like we had this
uh. There was like a a baseline of a

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relationship. Um, but at the time it's like
you don't know that you're gonna be going into

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something else. Um, and then seeing each other
, but like in in a totally. Different kind of

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like light um it was like I didn't put the two
together at all. Wait, what do you mean put the

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two together, meaning like it wasn't, it was
like I didn't even think about weapons. No, I'm

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not saying no, I'm not saying you did. I'm
just saying that I didn't even think about it.

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It's like it felt like its own isolated
experience. You know what I mean? And I also

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felt like when I, I remember walking in the
trailer and seeing him. And we embraced or, you

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know, hugged or whatever, but it was different
, you know, it was like we had just talked on

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weapons and I remember being off set and
talking between scenes and all that. And which

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was really sweet. And then, and then there was
something about the hug that felt wrong in, in

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whalefall, and it was the beginning of a tense
relationship. It felt wrong. It, it felt wrong,

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which I think is appropriate to what we were,
you know what I'm talking about though? It's

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because you didn't offer Austin any chocolate
eggs. That's, that's, yeah, no, no, no, there

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weren't, there weren't, yeah, but it was, it
was nice, but it was off, and I think it was

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both of us knowing. That we were going to get
into this thing or that we were already just

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scratching the surface of it. So there was no,
we didn't allow any particular niceties. Yeah,

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I do think that you guys have instilled a new
fear of the water in me, like something else to

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be scared of. I'm do you have any other, do
you have any fears? Like what's your biggest

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fear in the water? Rocks. What is it? Rocks,
rocks, Rocks. No, I know what you mean, right?

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Yeah. What do you mean? So. Say if I don't
know if you've, have you ever like surfed?

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Yeah, if you're surfing, it's like, you know,
I feel like rocks are, you know, those are

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dangerous, yeah, are pretty darn dangerous.
Yeah, get tossed. What he's doing is pulling

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you away from the whale. There's nothing like
the fact, no, but there's no, I, it's, you know,

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it feels predatory and it's not. The whale is
not, he was in the wrong place at the wrong

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time and the whale was doing exactly what it
should have been doing and. Feeding, hunting,

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you know what I mean? And he was just at the
wrong place at the wrong time. But to me,

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what's overwhelming about the ocean is the
vastness of it. When you're in the ocean

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by yourself, I've been down to like 150 ft and
it's just quiet and lonely and big. Yeah, I

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definitely won't be doing that. It terrifies
me, even being on the shore at night. Also

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rocks and rocks.