During a high school football camp, Jimmy Garoppolo soaked in Charlie’s everlasting knowledge and power. He took what he learned and carried the flame. Millions of dollars in the NFL.
The only credit Charlie got?
A bullet right into his neck. Cruel.
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ELIZABETH HOLMES: of course it worked. the lights turned on. it was on the cloud
NATHAN FIELDER: ok. but you know what feelings are, right? like you have them?
WEIRD COCAINE HUSBAND: [watching youtube at 2x speed] babe it says here the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
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Replying to @khoee @ElizabethHolmes
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i still think this is the funniest cameron winter meeting story i've ever read
great movie but this part really confused me
what the fuck does this have to do with elizabeth banks?
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what's so awesome about You Can See Everything is that Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder are Bugs Bunny, and they recognize that in one another. Billy also thinks he's bugs bunny but he's really elmer fudd. and he just let bugs bunny make a documentary of him
While we’re on the topic of OJ,
The new Norm MacDonald doc is a perfect companion piece to You Can See Everything for so many reasons
Mostly bc both use specific subjects to analyze broader themes about life, humanity, fame, family, truth, & lies. Both make you question if any of these things matter and both cut to the core of humanity. What is truth? What is a lie? How can reality & history be factual if everyone is lying to get a leg up on the next person? What if they are lying about their lie? Is this even a real person at all or an elaborate character?
Norm is a much more empathetic protagonist than Elizabeth Holmes, but it’s interesting to think of how much of human history is written by calculated unreliable narrators like these two
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Mike Stoklasa arriving at the George Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
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