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Hello and welcome to Dailyish
for Monday, October 19th, 2026.
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I'm recording an episode every day
for this, my 50th year on the planet.
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I'm your host Chris, by the way.
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Should I add that to the introduction
for folks who don't know who I am?
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I'm making a lot of assumptions, but
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This past weekend, we went, our oldest,
my wife and I went to see, You Can See
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Everything, the documentary from Nathan
Fielder, I think is how you pronounce
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his name, about Elizabeth Holmes.
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And I just will say nothing else as far
as spoilers, but I would really recommend
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going and seeing it in the theaters.
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I feel like I've said
that multiple places.
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I actually wrote about it in
my newsletter that's going out
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tomorrow, buttondown.com/lemoncasting
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is where you can get my weekly
newsletter that goes out every Tuesday.
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But anyways, I've said this statement
basically like I would really suggest
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going and seeing it in the theater.
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I've seen other people
saying it and I would concur.
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There's something about it, even
though it defies every reason why.
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It's just a documentary.
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It's not like some big summer
whatever blockbuster movie.
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Doesn't have lots of big
explosions or anything like that.
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But there's something about the communal
experience that I feel like it captures
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better than a lot of other movies,
where the, the laughs, the angry, the
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tension, all those kinds of moments
that happen in film are so present
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in this movie and worth seeing in a
theater that's full or mostly full.
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Unfortunately, because I
think it's distributed by A24,
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it doesn't have a worldwide
distribution right out of the gate.
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And so I know from replies I saw
on, on the internet, there's folks
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across the pond in Europe I think
is where they're from, where it
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doesn't come out for another month.
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And so I would really suggest
trying to avoid spoilers if you can.
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It's not that there'sâ¦
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Obviously we kind of know it's a
real-world story so you kind of know
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what has happened if you've paid
attention at all to, uh, the show
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The Dropout or Elizabeth Holmes in
the news a- as it's come about and
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stuff and Theranos and all the things.
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But, uh, just as far as it relates
to the documentary itself, it's gonna
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be so hard 'cause there's gonna be
memes and all sorts of commentary
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and stuff coming out of the movie.
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It just opened this weekend.
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It's already just kind of like the
theaters were packed basically, uh,
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here where we are, which I kind of
was, wasn't completely surprised given
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the online conversation around it.
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But it is also sometimes where you're
like it seems really popular online, then
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you go into the real world and you don't
really see anybody, you know, watching
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Widow's Bay, let's say, on Apple TV.
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It felt very popular online,
but none of my friends in real
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life here had heard of it.
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go see You Can See Everything
if you can, if you like movies.
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I don't know.
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I don't know how to quan-
quantify it 'cause it's notâ¦
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Again, by every reasonable expectation,
it shouldn't be that exciting of
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a-- It's almost three hours long.
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You need to pee before you go
because, uh, there is no point where
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it feels like a natural break to
get out and go pee if you had to.
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Don't ask me how I know
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And it's absolutely a movie that
I don't know if I wanna see it
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with a bunch of folks I knew.
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Like, I sort of was tempted to text
a bunch of friends or whatever and
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say, "Hey, we're going to this.
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Do you wanna come?"
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And in some ways, like, I'm kinda
glad I didn't 'cause you kinda would
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have to have a-- you almost have to
have, like, a reaction afterwards,
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and I kinda wanted to sit with it.
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It was a movie where I definitely wanted
to sit and process, sort of simmer a bit.
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We came back home and kinda just
talked about it a bit here as a family.
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But, yeah, now I'm, like, keen to
either maybe go see it again, I'm not
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sure, but definitely to get together,
uh, and chat about the movie and
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thoughts and just how it kindaâ¦
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What resonated, what stuck
with me longer, what I'm still
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processing and thinking about.
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And it's also, like, don't-- I hate that
we've built up everything to be like
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this is the most amazing thing ever.
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Everything has to kinda
be, like, so heightened.
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And so it's also fine if
you don't ever go see this.
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Like, life will go on.
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I wouldn't say it's life-changing.
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It's kinda just a really well-done
both documentary and that sort of
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genre, but also just larger film.
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it's just really well done
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All right.
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Normally on Mondays I do mailbag Monday.
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I didn't have time to get it
all together between work and
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stuff that has to happen today.
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But I will take time to thank
the Patreon supporters, John and
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Justin over at transistor.fm,
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Abby Fisher, Eileen Smee, Three Guys With
Questions podcast, my mom, Lynn, and then
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over on YouTube membership, Void and Cozy.
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As always, feel free to reply to this
post on social media wherever you saw
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it, or in the comments on YouTube, or
you can email me chris.enns@gmail.com.
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If you're not already subscribed, you
can visit daily.chrisenns.com/subscribe
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to see all the ways you can subscribe
to the show or look for Dailyish
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wherever you get your podcasts.
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Again, I'm Chris.
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Thanks for listening.
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Hope you'll be back tomorrow.
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Have a great day.
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Bye.
NOTE
This file was generated by Descript
00:00:07.465 --> 00:00:10.423
Hello and welcome to Dailyish
for Monday, October 19th, 2026.
00:00:10.823 --> 00:00:13.690
I'm recording an episode every day
for this, my 50th year on the planet.
00:00:14.090 --> 00:00:15.478
I'm your host Chris, by the way.
00:00:15.763 --> 00:00:19.161
Should I add that to the introduction
for folks who don't know who I am?
00:00:19.202 --> 00:00:20.656
I'm making a lot of assumptions, but
00:00:21.056 --> 00:00:25.731
This past weekend, we went, our oldest,
my wife and I went to see, You Can See
00:00:25.733 --> 00:00:28.949
Everything, the documentary from Nathan
Fielder, I think is how you pronounce
00:00:28.950 --> 00:00:30.376
his name, about Elizabeth Holmes.
00:00:30.776 --> 00:00:36.906
And I just will say nothing else as far
as spoilers, but I would really recommend
00:00:36.907 --> 00:00:38.175
going and seeing it in the theaters.
00:00:38.176 --> 00:00:40.135
I feel like I've said
that multiple places.
00:00:40.135 --> 00:00:42.265
I actually wrote about it in
my newsletter that's going out
00:00:42.265 --> 00:00:44.879
tomorrow, buttondown.com/lemoncasting
00:00:44.888 --> 00:00:47.517
is where you can get my weekly
newsletter that goes out every Tuesday.
00:00:47.917 --> 00:00:51.366
But anyways, I've said this statement
basically like I would really suggest
00:00:51.374 --> 00:00:52.601
going and seeing it in the theater.
00:00:52.893 --> 00:00:54.902
I've seen other people
saying it and I would concur.
00:00:55.175 --> 00:00:58.691
There's something about it, even
though it defies every reason why.
00:00:58.691 --> 00:00:59.869
It's just a documentary.
00:00:59.870 --> 00:01:03.607
It's not like some big summer
whatever blockbuster movie.
00:01:03.885 --> 00:01:06.878
Doesn't have lots of big
explosions or anything like that.
00:01:07.278 --> 00:01:11.128
But there's something about the communal
experience that I feel like it captures
00:01:11.157 --> 00:01:16.457
better than a lot of other movies,
where the, the laughs, the angry, the
00:01:16.468 --> 00:01:21.322
tension, all those kinds of moments
that happen in film are so present
00:01:21.322 --> 00:01:26.066
in this movie and worth seeing in a
theater that's full or mostly full.
00:01:26.466 --> 00:01:29.508
Unfortunately, because I
think it's distributed by A24,
00:01:29.560 --> 00:01:32.338
it doesn't have a worldwide
distribution right out of the gate.
00:01:32.338 --> 00:01:37.161
And so I know from replies I saw
on, on the internet, there's folks
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across the pond in Europe I think
is where they're from, where it
00:01:40.874 --> 00:01:42.099
doesn't come out for another month.
00:01:42.140 --> 00:01:45.679
And so I would really suggest
trying to avoid spoilers if you can.
00:01:45.681 --> 00:01:46.441
It's not that there'sâ¦
00:01:46.474 --> 00:01:49.574
Obviously we kind of know it's a
real-world story so you kind of know
00:01:49.885 --> 00:01:52.918
what has happened if you've paid
attention at all to, uh, the show
00:01:52.919 --> 00:01:56.403
The Dropout or Elizabeth Holmes in
the news a- as it's come about and
00:01:56.403 --> 00:01:57.912
stuff and Theranos and all the things.
00:01:58.312 --> 00:02:01.385
But, uh, just as far as it relates
to the documentary itself, it's gonna
00:02:01.385 --> 00:02:04.955
be so hard 'cause there's gonna be
memes and all sorts of commentary
00:02:04.955 --> 00:02:06.077
and stuff coming out of the movie.
00:02:06.077 --> 00:02:07.277
It just opened this weekend.
00:02:07.611 --> 00:02:11.410
It's already just kind of like the
theaters were packed basically, uh,
00:02:11.440 --> 00:02:15.228
here where we are, which I kind of
was, wasn't completely surprised given
00:02:15.228 --> 00:02:17.270
the online conversation around it.
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But it is also sometimes where you're
like it seems really popular online, then
00:02:20.988 --> 00:02:24.062
you go into the real world and you don't
really see anybody, you know, watching
00:02:24.062 --> 00:02:25.504
Widow's Bay, let's say, on Apple TV.
00:02:25.506 --> 00:02:28.944
It felt very popular online,
but none of my friends in real
00:02:28.944 --> 00:02:30.109
life here had heard of it.
00:02:30.309 --> 00:02:33.417
go see You Can See Everything
if you can, if you like movies.
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I don't know.
00:02:34.588 --> 00:02:36.278
I don't know how to quan-
quantify it 'cause it's notâ¦
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Again, by every reasonable expectation,
it shouldn't be that exciting of
00:02:39.548 --> 00:02:40.705
a-- It's almost three hours long.
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You need to pee before you go
because, uh, there is no point where
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it feels like a natural break to
get out and go pee if you had to.
00:02:47.737 --> 00:02:48.739
Don't ask me how I know
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And it's absolutely a movie that
I don't know if I wanna see it
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with a bunch of folks I knew.
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Like, I sort of was tempted to text
a bunch of friends or whatever and
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say, "Hey, we're going to this.
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Do you wanna come?"
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And in some ways, like, I'm kinda
glad I didn't 'cause you kinda would
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have to have a-- you almost have to
have, like, a reaction afterwards,
00:03:03.576 --> 00:03:04.693
and I kinda wanted to sit with it.
00:03:04.959 --> 00:03:08.978
It was a movie where I definitely wanted
to sit and process, sort of simmer a bit.
00:03:08.999 --> 00:03:11.867
We came back home and kinda just
talked about it a bit here as a family.
00:03:11.867 --> 00:03:15.137
But, yeah, now I'm, like, keen to
either maybe go see it again, I'm not
00:03:15.137 --> 00:03:19.056
sure, but definitely to get together,
uh, and chat about the movie and
00:03:19.383 --> 00:03:20.708
thoughts and just how it kindaâ¦
00:03:20.773 --> 00:03:23.371
What resonated, what stuck
with me longer, what I'm still
00:03:23.373 --> 00:03:24.823
processing and thinking about.
00:03:25.005 --> 00:03:28.688
And it's also, like, don't-- I hate that
we've built up everything to be like
00:03:28.690 --> 00:03:29.893
this is the most amazing thing ever.
00:03:29.894 --> 00:03:32.290
Everything has to kinda
be, like, so heightened.
00:03:32.592 --> 00:03:35.003
And so it's also fine if
you don't ever go see this.
00:03:35.065 --> 00:03:36.468
Like, life will go on.
00:03:36.616 --> 00:03:37.863
I wouldn't say it's life-changing.
00:03:37.874 --> 00:03:41.482
It's kinda just a really well-done
both documentary and that sort of
00:03:41.482 --> 00:03:43.523
genre, but also just larger film.
00:03:43.855 --> 00:03:44.840
it's just really well done
00:03:45.240 --> 00:03:45.443
All right.
00:03:45.443 --> 00:03:46.922
Normally on Mondays I do mailbag Monday.
00:03:46.924 --> 00:03:49.105
I didn't have time to get it
all together between work and
00:03:49.106 --> 00:03:50.562
stuff that has to happen today.
00:03:50.909 --> 00:03:53.374
But I will take time to thank
the Patreon supporters, John and
00:03:53.375 --> 00:03:54.909
Justin over at transistor.fm,
00:03:55.175 --> 00:03:59.576
Abby Fisher, Eileen Smee, Three Guys With
Questions podcast, my mom, Lynn, and then
00:03:59.576 --> 00:04:02.059
over on YouTube membership, Void and Cozy.
00:04:02.406 --> 00:04:05.116
As always, feel free to reply to this
post on social media wherever you saw
00:04:05.116 --> 00:04:08.958
it, or in the comments on YouTube, or
you can email me chris.enns@gmail.com.
00:04:09.303 --> 00:04:12.863
If you're not already subscribed, you
can visit daily.chrisenns.com/subscribe
00:04:12.863 --> 00:04:15.957
to see all the ways you can subscribe
to the show or look for Dailyish
00:04:15.972 --> 00:04:17.023
wherever you get your podcasts.
00:04:17.274 --> 00:04:18.135
Again, I'm Chris.
00:04:18.172 --> 00:04:18.903
Thanks for listening.
00:04:19.117 --> 00:04:20.053
Hope you'll be back tomorrow.
00:04:20.060 --> 00:04:20.730
Have a great day.
00:04:20.789 --> 00:04:21.083
Bye.
