But there's something more to the film that I think often gets overlooked. It's why I think it's more brilliant than people give it credit for. And it's the fact that as you age, you start to see the characters in the film differently as you view life differently. Right? So as a team like I completely related to John Bender, my attire resembled Benders. I listened to Iron Maiden and Metallica like it was my job
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 3:08
But if you did have a podcast, I'd love to know what I'd your listeners to know that you're on Swallowcast. You're on Swell. Okay, thanks so much for this
Meranda Troutt
@MerTroutt · 3:49
It was about people would go in and out of different clicks in one year, just with different friends or all at once in one class, somebody will come and sit by somebody or there'll be a big circle of people. And now I don't really see that as like we didn't have clicks or it wasn't emphasized and the bullying and stuff that's always talked about, which personally, I was never bullied that I'm aware of
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Well, I think that you wear the clothes that make the whole world sing you write the clothes with threads and everything
Average Joe
@AverageJoe · 1:25
Had some cool interviews. When Sharknado was all the rage in the United States, we had Anthony Ferrante, the director on the night that it was airing. I think before anybody else, not that we weren't big enough that anybody cared, but. But yeah. So, yeah, I did. And that's why I have the Roadcaster pro and stuff like that. So I still have this kind of equipment. Alright
Average Joe
@AverageJoe · 2:11
There's no reason for you to lie, but that is very much how it was in the 80s. There were clicks, and I'm glad to hear clicks are gone. I think that's kind of a better atmosphere. And the funny thing you say about cyberbullying again, you may be not familiar, but the Karate Kid. So there's the series now, the Cobra Kai, and that's kind of addressed in there the Cobra Kai series, the villain from The Karate Kid
Average Joe
@AverageJoe · 0:11
Massive stack, you rat b******. You. Nah, you're wrong. I'm telling you, I don't dress like that. I don't think I do anyway. D*** it
phil spade
@Phil · 2:37
So I'm going to do that, but really mind blowing swell. This was really fun to think about all day, and I did want to thank you for that. Yes. Merch route. You put that on your list to watch it's, and I don't know if it's going to translate some of these movies. Just don't translate generations, but definitely put that on your list to watch
Roger Fojas
@ringmasterroger · 4:51
Other were revealing their vulnerabilities and from their vulnerabilities. The comedy came out with a lot of the influence from that movie is the kind of stuff that I bring forth into my clowning. So I would say that the Breakfast Club was a huge influence for me and the thought that everyone's mentioning the janitor because the first thought was the janitor
Average Joe
@AverageJoe · 4:40
This is going to make me sound more like Brian Johnson, the geek. I didn't have my first beer until about two weeks before I turned 21. It was never my thing. I didn't care. Now tonight I was out enjoying several old fashions. That's my thing. Now I like whiskey. I like bourbon. But back then, nothing. But in all of that, I kind of blended in with all these different worlds. But I was really digging. Roger your story
Shammi Mohamed
@shammi · 3:14
I don't have a personal problem with the way it portrays the different characters in the movie, but I do have a problem with how mainstream media and maybe this falls in that or not portrays these archetype characters in high school. Till today. Most of the Disney shows that my daughter was watching have very similar archetypes in high school, and it's like a repeating thing. You have the jocks, the dorks, other geeks, the baskets