Hosts dissect the complexities of the documentary on Elizabeth Holmes (Part 2)

Got it. Because I think they had to call. I only saw it once, but I think they called Nathan. Couldn't get through. So they called the other guy. The other guy running it with him, and they're like, oh, yeah, we have her. So then he's like, okay, call me. Call me back then. So then they call him again, and then once they start the conversation, they have to mute it. I think he muted it on, like, strategically. Oh, for sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because then they act it out, and then you're like, well, what? Did he actually say what happened in the conversation? Or did he make that up? Oh, yeah. It's a wild story. I felt like Nathan was perfect to do whatever this type of art is. He was perfect for it. You're right. Whatever it is, whatever you call this. Yeah. None of us have ever seen anything like it. I do feel like Nathan is. I mean, I've seen the rehearsal, and, like, I just didn't really understand what he was trying to do in the rehearsal. I feel like he was kind of like, is he, like, different, or is he acting like that? And how much of the rehearsal. Did you watch season one? No, it was the Airplane one. You know What, Season one? At all? No, season two. And then I probably watched four episodes out of season two. Oh, you didn't watch all season two? No, I never finished it. I don't think you can say you watched the rehearsal then. Well, I guess what I'm trying to say is that, like, I really didn't know what to think about him. Okay. And then after watching this, kind of like him, you know, it was almost like. Like, I don't know how I feel about this guy after watching this. I feel like he's so smart, and whoever this other director, they're both, I mean, brilliant. Lance Oppenheim, I always think. I thought it was an Atom Baum guy. Oppenheimer. Yeah, same. He also directed the Predator movie Primetime. Okay. Yeah. And I just feel like Nathan was playing a role this entire film, as usual, like, kind of going along the ride as the way we are riding along, you know? I mean, because we start watching and we're just like. We. We start watching this thing with our arms crossed, being, like, great, she's a liar, she's guilty, whatever. Not going to change my mind. Then you kind of, like, relax a little bit, start liking her a little more because you feel like she's kind of, you know, a little more human. And then you start really liking her, and then you become Amanda, and you're just like, no, wait a minute. Why am I liking her? This is such a roller coaster ride that I think that he was planning that all along, that he knew that that's how we were gonna wait. So were we. I don't know. I feel like.