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let me start with my rating: 8 out of 10.

we saw the film on opening day, and the theater was about 85 percent full. apple went all in on this one. you can feel that massive 300 million dollar budget throughout the film. the racing scenes are absolutely stunning. outside the races, though, some parts felt a bit cliche and surface-level.

brad pitt, on the other hand, doesn't seem to age at all. it's honestly impressive. the high-energy race scenes gave me a bit of a headache afterward, but i was fully engaged for the entire two and a half hours and never got bored.

i'm not sure what kind of deal apple has with formula 1, but with a film like this, it's pretty clear that f1's growing popularity in the u.s. is only going to keep rising. i wouldn't be surprised if we start seeing apple and formula 1 show up together a lot more often in the future.

another word i learned from my wife is charley horse: a sudden, painful muscle cramp or spasm, usually in the leg or foot. it often happens during exercise or at night and usually goes away on its own after stretching or massaging the muscle.

got to go.

it's the unfortunate, clumsy name for a tiny clump of poop that gets stuck in body hair near the butt. it's a word my wife taught me.

conscience is as good as a thousand witnesses.

probably reno's best burger place by far. imageimage

will be my new title soon.

me!

turkey is a country where the minister of health personally owns private hospitals, the minister of tourism personally owns hotels, and the minister of education personally owns private schools.

science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

i am a human being, nothing human is alien to me.

dog.

tasty yet pricey steakhouse. imageimageimage

the driest state in the us.

the younger brother of vincent van gogh