Alex Danco — On Strollers, Slop & Citizen Kane (EP.263)
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We had posted this thing about like antiheroes, right? It's like it's like a list of great anti-heroes of which like 40% of this list was Walter White um just over and over and over again but it egregiously listed Citizen Kane among the synopsis which set off one of my greatest pet peeves which is everybody misunderstanding that movie which is I think my favorite movie of all time I absolutely love Citizen Kane it's it's absolutely on my top 10 list but it's one of the greatest movies. Do educate me professor Give me the actual meaning of rosebud.
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