FMC 031: Spring Breakers Directed and Written by Harmony Korine

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This episode of Filmmaker Commentary Harmony Korine's 2013 film "Spring Breakers," with hosts Reginald Titus Jr. and Casey G. Smith discussing its unique visual style, controversial themes, box office performance, and their personal connections to the spring break experience.

Opening Discussion & Film Overview
Reginald Titus Jr.: Filmmaker Commentary Episode 31. Welcome to Filmmaker Commentary, where we give you insights from our favorite filmmaking commentaries. These commentaries can be heard on your DVD and Blu-rays of your favorite movies. We'll show you how you can use these commentaries and apply them to improve your video production and filmmaking techniques. All of this here on Filmmaker Commentary. I'm your host, Reginald Titus Jr.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Welcome back to Filmmaker Commentary. I'm Reginald Titus Jr. I'm here with...
Casey G. Smith: Casey G. Smith.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Welcome back, sir.
Casey G. Smith: Good to be back, sir.
Reginald Titus Jr.: So today, we are going to talk about *Spring Breakers*, 2013, directed and written by Harmony Korine. If you're unfamiliar with Filmmaker Commentary, your first time listening in, what we do is we listen to DVDs, Blu-rays of our favorite movies. We watch the commentary, we watch the movie, listen to the commentaries, and then out of that, we take out little nuggets that we pass on to you to help you with your filmmaker and video production needs. We listen to these so you don't have to. This movie came out what? 2013?
Reginald Titus Jr.: Right?
Casey G. Smith: Yes, yes, 2013. I just want to throw out there to our listeners that there will be spoilers.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yes, indeed. This was open March 15th, 2013 through June 11th, 2013. That's about 89 days, 12.7 weeks out there in the theatrical land. On a budget of 5 million, at the box office it pulled in 14 million domestically and 17.6 million foreign. Distributed by A24, which is like the cool distributor that everybody wants to be part of. I believe *Lady Bird* was distributed by A24, they, was it *Moonlight* that was A24 as well?
Casey G. Smith: Quite possibly. A lot, a lot of the indie films, and really good indie films, A24 is in the mix. I think all, yeah, yeah, they're in the mix.
Reginald Titus Jr.: It seems like they're like the new Miramax distributor and studio as well because they can kind of play in that smaller million dollar range of films, and they know how to like squeeze the money out. They know how to squeeze the dollars out. Because this movie, *Spring Breakers* made what? 17 million foreign. But you see for a lot of these films, you know, they try their best to just get what they can get domestically. And then a lot of times if they get that, they're done with it, unless it's a big, big studio picture. Once they hit what they need to hit domestically, then they'll just kind of trickle some stuff for on here, but they probably won't squeeze as much as they could out of it through foreign. But you see if, you know, these boutiques like A24, they get the most they can get out of their films and really work it.
Casey G. Smith: I find one thing really interesting about this particular film, opening weekend, 263,000 dollars.
Reginald Titus Jr.: They were only in three theaters.
Casey G. Smith: Okay, that makes a lot of sense.
Reginald Titus Jr.: It was a limited release. So that first weekend was limited then they blew it out the following week.
Casey G. Smith: Got you. Okay, that makes a whole lot of. I was like, wow, that's a. This thing had legs for it to go on to make as much as it did, it definitely had to have legs. But okay, a smaller release, a limited release too then a wider release makes a whole lot of sense.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I think they went like from like three theaters to like a thousand and something like the following week. And then that first few, those first four weeks or four to five weeks, that's when they made the bulk of their money. After that it was, it was dead.
Casey G. Smith: Name of the game.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yes, yes, indeed. Quick synopsis of the film. From visionary director Harmony Korine comes a bold new vision of the seasonal American ritual known as Spring Break. The Bacchanalia of bikinis, beach parties, and beer bongs that draw hordes of college students to the Florida coast and elsewhere each year. Brit, Faith, Candy, and Cotty are best friends, anxious to cut loose on their own spring break adventure, but they lack sufficient funds. After holding up a restaurant for quick cash, the girls head to the shore in a stolen car for what they discover is the party of a lifetime. They're thrown in jail, but quickly bailed out by Alien, a local rapper, drug pusher, and arms dealer who lures them into a criminal underbelly that's as lurid as it is liberating for a close-knit gang of girlfriends who are still figuring out their path. *Spring Breakers*.
Casey G. Smith: And you can keep this in or not. Yeah, that synopsis is slightly off.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Is it really?
Casey G. Smith: Because it says that they go down to the coast in a stolen car.
Reginald Titus Jr.: They, but they lit it on fire.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, and they took a party bus down to the coast.
Reginald Titus Jr.: You do have a point. We're going to leave that in.
Casey G. Smith: Oh.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Because the synopsis is wrong.
Casey G. Smith: Ha! We got you.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Ha ha! I don't, I don't know. I wish I knew who I pulled this from. But yeah, that is a little, little thing, a little different. They did set that mug on fire, 'cause even Harmony says something about that.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, yeah. It actually, actually blew up.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Good catch. They set it on fire. That would have been interesting if they drove, 'cause I was thinking, you know, if they were going to take it all the way down to Florida then, they're, they would have got put in jail a long time ago.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, they would have gotten caught.
Reginald Titus Jr.: That would, yeah. Armed robbery, yeah, they would have been, they would have stayed locked up.
Casey G. Smith: For real.

Initial Reactions & Context
Reginald Titus Jr.: Was this your first time watching this film? Like, tell me about the whole situation here.
Casey G. Smith: Oh, okay, this was not my first time watching the film. I saw it a couple of years ago. It's hard to believe that this came out back in 2013. It doesn't seem like it was that long ago. Um, but I saw this maybe, maybe three, two, three years ago. Um, I, I, I finally decided to, to watch it. It might have been on Amazon Prime at the time.
Reginald Titus Jr.: What made you, what made you want to go watch it?
Casey G. Smith: So I, I, I'd heard about the film in mixed reviews.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Like on podcasts, through, you know.
Casey G. Smith: Right, just different, yeah, different uh, sources that I, that I listen to. Again, I'm a big fan of, of Collider. Um, and so I'd heard reviews about it and different things, and it seemed unique in just what I was seeing. Like not just like the, it wasn't like the debauchery or things of that nature. It was like, it felt like something else was, was going to be happening uh, within it. And this, like, there was this kind of dark element to it. And, I'll be honest, Franco's character looked interesting. Uh, Franco I think is, is a really good actor and he's a character actor and this was something unique. So I kind of, I wanted to see what he was going with his performance. So I guess those would be the main things that kind of drew me in. But yeah, not my first time. And, but I, I'll be honest, I'd kind of forgotten a decent amount of the details. I remember how it, how it ended for the most part. Uh, I thought for whatever reason, I, I knew somebody got shot in the head. Uh, and I knew that, that Alien didn't survive, but I was thinking that maybe one of the girls didn't either, but that, that was clearly wasn't the case. So, it was cool to revisit it and to, you know, watch the scenes again and to look at it with uh, just a second take uh, and then to, to dive into the commentary. I'll be honest, I, this director by name, when I saw the name, I assumed it was a woman.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Sexist.
Casey G. Smith: I'm sorry. I just saw the name. I was like, Harmony. You're not the only one in the world that thought that. And then, when, then yeah, when I finally played the commentary, I was like, wait a minute, what? I'm like, huh? Interesting. So, one of the thoughts that sticks with me in watching this time through is that how much things have changed now with like the, with the Me Too movement and Time's Up, uh, I don't know, I, I wonder how this film would, would have been received if it came out now. Just, you know, five years.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Depends. It's, um, whoever the new hottest person is, right? 'Cause you had Selena Gomez that was like, she's breaking out at this time. So like, it gets the stamp of approval. Like, it doesn't matter what the adults say. It's like, if you're like 17 going on 18, you're going to college, like, this movie is for you.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, I just, I, I don't know, I just, uh, I wonder. I, I really, I really wonder.
Reginald Titus Jr.: It wasn't the most favorable when it came out either.
Casey G. Smith: That's true. That's why I, I mean, I mean, all the more.
Reginald Titus Jr.: You think it'd be worse, yeah.
Casey G. Smith: Oh, man, I think, man, I think, I think, ooh, whoa.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Why, why do you think so?
Casey G. Smith: Just the imagery of, uh, of the spring break and the, the girls, the money.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Oh, the nudity part? Oh.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, and it's not nudity in and of itself. It's, it's guys standing over girls with, with, with beer, holding, holding, you know, like, like, like they're urinating on them. But yet they're, they're holding cans. Now, even though there are moments where things get flipped, the dynamics get flipped and moments where you think the girls are in danger or the guy's in control and they flip that script, which is cool. I don't know, I just, I really wonder in today's climate, uh, in 2018 lens, how this would be viewed. Because it made me look at it a little like, oh, I wonder.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Oh, I didn't think about that. I wonder, um, under the studio system? Maybe, possibly. Especially if an older director was directing?
Casey G. Smith: Okay.
Reginald Titus Jr.: That knows about that. It would take probably a younger director. But Harmony is one of those guys, even though he's older, he has just that young brain.
Casey G. Smith: Totally does.
Reginald Titus Jr.: He has. I'm like, he's just like dialed into what the youth like kind of underbelly, what they're into. Like that's his career.
Casey G. Smith: He said he had been collecting this stuff for, for a while.
Reginald Titus Jr.: And this is light compared to colleges what they're doing. You know what I mean? Like the frat guys and all, oh God.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Uh, I've witnessed like the, as, as a free, you know, a freelance and I shoot video stuff. So I've had, I'm not going to name the, the university, but it's a well-known university, especially here in DFW. Very expensive. And the crap that these people were doing, would just baffle me. And I'm recording this on video. Like, they have no care in the world, but also I remember being young like that. Like, tomorrow doesn't come. It's about today. You know, and just like that, the energy, you're full of like testosterone and estrogen, you're ready to just express that. Uh, he was able to capture that, but that this is light.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah.
Reginald Titus Jr.: In my opinion.

Spring Break Experiences & Filmmaker Intent
Casey G. Smith: So, question for you before you, you, you share your experience with the film. Yeah. As a, as a, a college man yourself, as am I, as, uh, one who's often also in a fraternal order, as was I. Did, did you ever go to Spring Break somewhere? Did you, did you do Spring Break ever?
Reginald Titus Jr.: Did, um, my first year in university, not as a frat guy, but just as a freshman coming into the university, I went to HBCU, uh, called Texas Southern University, had a year out there. And the biggest thing, this is a while ago, thought thinking about the years, like, dear God, you're an old man. Ask a young person in high school who old people are. Anybody that's not in high school. That's who's old. But uh,
Casey G. Smith: Yeah.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Going back and looking at that. But any rate, um, the biggest thing was like, it was called Kappa Beach Party. That was a thing that everybody in that area going to Houston, Galveston, Houston Beach Party. And I, I could relate to these girls, like, just not, not the whole robbing and doing all that stuff, but just like being broke and trying to figure out how to get there.
Casey G. Smith: Right.
Reginald Titus Jr.: So we, we went out there, slept in the car, but we were there on the beach, you know, hanging out with the debauchery, all the debauchery. So, so yes, I participated my first year in college. Um, but after that it wasn't, um, such a big deal after that.
Casey G. Smith: Got you, got you. Uh, for me, my senior year of high school, me and some buddies went down to South Padre.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Oh God. How, how we?
Casey G. Smith: Thank God I did not, I would probably be dead. If I was in high school going to that, I would be, 'cause I was so square too. Uh-huh. Like, I would, it would have been a mess.
Reginald Titus Jr.: It don't work.
Casey G. Smith: Me and my friends, we were, we were fairly square too. We just wanted to be in, we just wanted to see what was going on. And how, I don't know, how we convinced between my parents and two of my buddies who they were juniors. So they were 17. I was the only one who was 18 and then some other kid tagged along to kind of invite himself, which is.
Reginald Titus Jr.: So as your senior trip?
Casey G. Smith: Uh, no, it was, it was just us, you know, in my friend's car.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Your junior.
Casey G. Smith: It was my senior year. My other two buddies, it was their junior year. Right. And some other dude from high school that again invited himself. And we went down in my buddy's car. And again, somehow, I don't know, I don't know how we, we, we, uh, just different times, our parents just trusted us because we were, we weren't troublemakers. And we went down to South Padre. We even, we rented a, uh, a hotel room that we rented, and.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Was MTV there? Was that, were, were was, uh, MTV doing everything? 'Cause I remember MTV had like their, uh, like in the late '90s, early 2000s, they had.
Casey G. Smith: They would always have, they were in Florida. They were in, I want to say Daytona Beach. Okay. Um, but that was like my first thing. And again, we didn't, I ran into somebody that I actually knew on the beach. Um, and that was just like, we, I was like, hey, hey, what are you doing here? And we just kind of chatted. But we didn't get any, we didn't get in any trouble.
Reginald Titus Jr.: No debauchery. Bye bye.
Casey G. Smith: Ha! But my junior year of college.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Things change in a few years.
Casey G. Smith: Holy smokes, things change in a few years.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Boy's got a little deeper, mustache starting to show up a little better. Yeah. Some real world experience.
Casey G. Smith: Man, we went, we went down to Padre. Some money. Spring Break. Yeah, it was a group of us, me and some of my fraternity brothers. And man, that was, that was, that was wild. Um,
Reginald Titus Jr.: Where did y'all go? You said you went where?
Casey G. Smith: Uh, so yeah, we went, we went to Padre. Nice. Yeah, we, we, we, we carpooled down there. And when we had, we had a, we had a, we had a decent little spot. We had like a suite. You know, multiple rooms, overlooking the beach. Uh, it was, it was, it was, it was nice.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Just the, um, listeners. Casey smiled when he, uh, smile rolled across his face when he thought about it.
Casey G. Smith: It was just a good time of, of, of, of, of, of fellowship.
Reginald Titus Jr.: We were reading.
Casey G. Smith: Good time of fellowship and, and studying, hitting the books.
Reginald Titus Jr.: There you go. Staying diligent.
Casey G. Smith: So we can come back prepared for another semester of academics. Spring Break.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Forever.
Casey G. Smith: But like, that, that Spring Break is forever commemorated because while we were literally on the beach, me and a couple of, of my, my, my brothers, uh, fraternity brothers, the photographer came by and there were a couple of, of co-eds from another college. And he was like, hey, let me just take a picture of you, of you guys. We're like, yeah, all right, cool. And so, you know, we're posing and the girls are, are standing in front of us. Um, and then the next day, we're, we're, we're leaving our place to go and get some sushi, and we walk by the little newspaper dispensers. And right there on the front cover, it's us. What? Yeah, on their local little South Padre, whatever. What? And it's got like our, our names there. We're like, dude, that's us. So we grabbed a couple of copies and we, you know, took 'em back to, to school. Oh my like, what? So yeah, that's cool. Spring Break.
Reginald Titus Jr.: So, when did you first see *Spring Breakers*?
Reginald Titus Jr.: Um, uh, this had to been a couple years ago. Maybe a year and a half ago. And the reason I was looking for commentaries, then I look on the back of *Spring Breakers* and I was like, Harmony Korine did this. And I was like, I got to get, I didn't know he directed this. Um, Harmony Korine, you know, did *Kids*, like just a notorious film.
Casey G. Smith: He did *Kids*.
Reginald Titus Jr.: He did *Kids*. Can you see the resemblance?
Casey G. Smith: It explains a heck of a lot. Okay. Okay, that's context. All right.
Reginald Titus Jr.: So, this is nothing new to Harmony and, like, he does films. There's another one called *Gummo*. Which is my wife's worst movie ever made in her opinion.
Casey G. Smith: Mm.
Reginald Titus Jr.: She hates it.
Casey G. Smith: *Gummo*.
Reginald Titus Jr.: *Gummo*. Did you ever see the movie *Belly*? Hype Williams, DMX, Nas?
Casey G. Smith: I remember hearing about it. I mean, I saw it. There 'cause they're like, I always see the, the cover, the guys in white suits.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah. So *Belly* was, um, directed by Hype Williams, who was like the, the most famous music video director of the late '90s and early 2000s. So this was his first feature film. Every scene looks like a music video. It's beautiful. But any how, there's a scene in there where, uh, DMX is, uh, he's at his, um, his mansion. I think he's talking to Nas. And on the TV screen is like these, is these, these two little white kids with these bunny things on their head, like, just talking crazy. Like, cussing and just like, like, what the heck is this? And Nas is like, what the hell is that on the screen? That's some ill, that's some ill stuff, that's some ill stuff. But it turns out that that movie was called *Gummo*, directed by Harmony Quinn.
Casey G. Smith: Mm.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Korine. Uh, but any how, I was like, I got to check that out. Just 'cause it was on there, you know, and, uh, another director kind of respecting another director's work or whatever the case may be, how it got there. I was like, let me go check and see what this is about. It's a mess. But, it's a mess. But, uh, back to this. Um, but I checked it out with a different lens because I remember when it came out in 2012, '13 that, uh, on the radio, they were always talking about it on the pop station out here in Dallas, 'cause of Selena Gomez. So they were always just talking about it. And the way it was marketed and stuff, I just wasn't really appealing to me. I'm like, eh, whatever. Just kind of moving on with like, just didn't really appeal to me. But then when I started looking a little bit more into it, you know, about a year and a half ago, and looking at James Franco's character, I was like, oh, he's, he stole that character. He stole that from Riff Raff. So it's a white actor that looks just like how James Franco is. And like, he's this guy for real, like, all day, every day. I don't know if it's a character or whatever, but the name of the rap character is called Riff Raff. And that's automatically who I thought of when I saw James Franco's character. Yeah, Riff Raff's been around for a while. But any how, watched it then and, uh, my wife and I kind of liked it. It was, it was decent. I like the way like the imagery and the way he, the cinematographer was able to pull things out and, and things like that, but.
Casey G. Smith: It is beautifully shot.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah, shot on film. Yeah. Oh my, baby. Yeah, man. So I really appreciate the aesthetics of the film.
Casey G. Smith: Mm-hm, I agree. I will to, totally agree. The colors.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah. The colors and the lighting, it really stands out. Even, even the way that it's edited together.
Casey G. Smith: True, true.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah, definitely good work on that.

Visual Style & Commentary Analysis
Reginald Titus Jr.: The commentary, what'd you think about like the actual commentary? I feel like it was, it was beautifully narrated. He was like dialed in, you know what I mean? Like, like a writer and director. I feel like any writer director will be just dialed into their film.
Casey G. Smith: I'm always curious.
Reginald Titus Jr.: And he opened it up. He was like, hello, welcome to the commentary.
Casey G. Smith: He did, he absolutely did. And I'm, I'm always curious when the commentary is recorded. Yeah. This almost, there's something he said that almost made me think that he recorded this commentary maybe even before the film was released.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Oh. Um, okay.
Casey G. Smith: What did he say? He, he, he made a, a reference that almost seemed like they're waiting to see how it's going to turn out or something being hopeful about how audiences respond to it. Something along those lines. And I don't, it may have been in the middle of the commentary, maybe been towards the end, but there was something that he said that made me think that. I could be totally wrong, but I'm always interested as far as when a commentary is recorded. Now that it really, really matters on this, but it is well done.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I think it might. I think it would, it would definitely change the mindset of a person. Yeah. You know, if your thing is just tanking and you have to record a commentary. I think Spike Lee with one of his films, like, it didn't do well and like he had to record it, but you couldn't tell. He's a professional, you couldn't really tell, but I think for the majority of people, they're not going to be as excited as they were right before it drops. You know, you're excited because it's edited, it's locked, it's beautiful from the beginning to the end. There's nothing else to change. It's locked in, we're ready to rock. Let's record this. You know, or, you know, and then you drop it. I, and then you got to do all the press stuff and all, you know, you get, you know, do those runs. So that takes a lot of energy. I don't know. I think that's important, you know, when it's recorded.
Casey G. Smith: Especially sometimes when they come back with retrospect, like, like what we saw with, with Coppola, uh, during *Bram Stoker's Dracula*. Um,
Reginald Titus Jr.: Remembering things wrong, like, it's.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, yeah, time, uh, time is interesting. Uh, interesting thing. But yeah, I felt like this was recorded fairly recently after the, you know, the pick was, was, was locked in place. But I, I did enjoy his, his energy, his insights, his honesty. Yeah. Uh, because again, this is really my, what I thought was my first experience with, uh, with Harmony. Right. Um, but yeah, I, I, I appreciate his artistry and his perspective. And there's something in particular that he said, um, that's, that reminded me of Coppola, when he, he mentioned, you know, making films that, that again that, that stand out. Uh, stand out from all the other noise that's out there. And I was like, that kind of sounds like Coppola when you know, he, he talks like that. Uh, but he seems like he, I've just not afraid to take risks and stay true to his vision, and he, he talks about things in the commentary that are both personal and technical and in production related. Yeah. And, and even how some of these scenes were shot, which we're going to jump into, but yeah, I, I, I enjoyed the commentary. Kept me engaged.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Um, the, um, I guess like the style. Would you say the style to me comes off as like, it's surrealism mixed with a little bit of realism, 'cause like the documentary style that he kind of shoots with.
Casey G. Smith: I was going to say, definitely, the documentary style.
Reginald Titus Jr.: So he, so it feels like, like this is happening. But then it's stylized because of how they're shooting it. So I don't know what to call that, but he kind of finds a way to blend it.
Casey G. Smith: He does. He, he really does, 'cause he had these moments that, again, that don't feel real or, or feel like a, like a dream. Like he talks, he, he talks about it in some, I think some of the behind the scenes. I don't know if you had a chance to see any, any of those. Um, there's a three-part documentary that kind of talks about the making of the, of the film. And he talks about the film not being married to any one particular style. And him not wanting the viewer to feel comfortable the whole at all, really. He doesn't want the viewer to, to, to, to ever feel just comfortable. So he blends styles and he, he wanted it to be, uh, like this, this, this fusion, uh, to almost be like a, he mentions almost to be like almost a, a, like a drug, you know, to feel like, like almost like a, a drug inducing experience at times. Um, and, yeah, and with the way that thing shifts.
Reginald Titus Jr.: So, watch this movie when you're taking drugs. Is that what he's saying?
Casey G. Smith: No, he's saying this could maybe be taken in place of, watching this in, in, in place of and let it be that kind of experience. You know, if I wasn't clear, sorry about that.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Nah, that's cool.

Themes and Subtext
Reginald Titus Jr.: Themes, uh, some of the things that I got from this is, uh, like self-discovery, power, freedom, celebration of youth, um, kind of putting an eye on the American spring break culture and like what it represents. What are some of the things you were able to kind of pull from this?
Casey G. Smith: I see themes of discovery. You know, this is a coming of age, you know, coming of age uh, film. And I always find it interesting when you have films with groups of friends. If you have one person who kind of is the, the, the conscience, the conscience of the group, what happens when they are either corrupted or removed? You know, what happens then with the others, like, what, what level they go to next? And we clearly see that. It kind of reminds me a little bit of, of, of the five heartbeats. You know, there's a specific turning point in that film when things begin to go south. Um, but in this, there's a pretty specific turning point when things change. We see the seeds planted in who, uh, Brit and Candy are. But yeah, so the discovery, and they talk about, oh, we've, we've felt like we've, we've found out who we, who we are. Um, seduction also, because there's seduction happening with just people being lured to, to the location. There, there's a seduction of, of Spring Break itself. There's the, the, the seduction of, of the, of the drugs, of the parties. There's that, that seduction in and of itself. There's the seduction of violence throughout. There's, you know, the, the, the, the natural seduction of, of, obviously the all the, the sex that's taking place everywhere and to let go of all the inhibitions. But also within the, the, the group itself, especially once Alien is introduced, uh, between the, the love triangle of, of, of Candy, Brit and Alien, you know, he's seducing the, the, all the girls after bailing them out, but then also later on then they're seducing him and kind of almost flipping the script and it becomes something, something more. Um, so yeah, that's all. Soulmates. Forever. But yeah, so those are, those are some of the, um, themes. And like, um, the foreshadowing and.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Oh, yeah. I like the way he, like, implemented, uh, a scene that's later on in the movie, like, early on, like, man, what is that? Just popped out of nowhere. Mm-hm. I like, I like it.
Casey G. Smith: That's why again, it feels, again, surreal. It's moments where you're like, wait, what, where, where are we? We, we've just went ahead for, for a moment. And then let me get brought back.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I think that editing style is like perfect for this generation, you know, growing up on MTV, because I remember at one point, the quick cutting style was like the thing. Uh-huh. Like cutting, like every five seconds, three seconds, like, just so fast. If you see the movie Gamer, the movie *Gamer* with, uh,
Casey G. Smith: Gerard Butler.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah. Oh, man, it'll make you dizzy how quick they cut throughout that whole thing. It's bad. Um, it's just, it's a good, it's a okay movie, but it's just horrible for the look at, because of how much they're editing like that. Um, but, uh, um, our generation is kind of used to that. But I think now, when you're editing like that, you kind of have to do it with a purpose now, 'cause you're, your brain can process, because we've been trained on that way of editing. Now when you're putting these cuts in quickly, our brain can actually pick it up, process it and see what's going on. Um, so you got to be a little bit smarter when you're cutting quickly, not just doing it just because.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, with a, with a purpose. Everything, everything with, with purpose. And you know, this is done clearly to serve the story. And clearly in, in a form to, to, to foreshadow.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah, buddy.

Final Takeaways & Conclusion
Reginald Titus Jr.: All right, so here's a couple of points that I pulled away that you can use for your filmmaking purposes. So, as you alluded to earlier, um, Harmony used some of his photography that he collected over years of just spring break. I don't know if he was just collecting it just to be collecting it or if he was specifically doing research for the film. But he was using those images and maybe something that you can look if you're, um, a director or a DP is start collecting images, shooting images and start looking at, um, photography look books to kind of help develop your eye for where your world is going to take place. Because literally taking images that he saw real life people doing and just make, and just reenacting the crap that they did because it's not like he's just creating this stuff. This stuff's happened to some of these people in real life. So, just bringing that out to it's a good way to collect visuals.
Casey G. Smith: Yes, it is. And he actually used uh, those things he was, he was collecting, the Spring Break footage, um, for art purposes. And he would he said that the sexuality and the violence combined with the different colors and, and the kegs, it all seemed to kind of look sculptural to him at times. And he even mentions with the shots of the, of the girls doing the handstands with their, with their kind of legs in the air and, and the shadows that are at work that it's, he sees it as kind of sculptural. So yeah, he was, he was actually making different kinds of art from it, and then the opportunity came along to, to make a film.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Attention grab. Grab the attention of your viewers because in this film, there's a lot going on, but you still have to develop these people. And you don't want to start out the film seeing them just bored in college. And so, you know, it starts out with a little, some music. What, is it like, is it not even music that's coming in at the title sequence? Like it's, like kind of showing the spring break neon light. And I think it's quiet. I don't remember what was playing, but it was real low. Then out of nowhere, you're just hit in the head with the Skrillex soundtrack. Oh, yeah. You're on the beach of this spring break. Like, what the heck is this? Just hit over the head with it. So, that.
Casey G. Smith: In your face.
Reginald Titus Jr.: In your face. Shot on the beaches of Florida, you got, you know, strippers and all of this stuff. Shot in slow motion, high speed, a lot of activity, and then you cut back to the college and it's boring.
Casey G. Smith: Juxtaposed.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah. So learn how to, to grab the attention of the viewer because you, you hook 'em, you know, after that, you got 'em for a while.
Casey G. Smith: At that moment, it's almost like the, the film is telling you, hey, this is what it is. So, if you're going to turn away, now is your chance. Right. You know, but this is going to be a ride.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I like the way that, here, here's another point, is that you can kind of express, um, um, the world by how the lights are designing the world. So, you know, he, he's using these lights, these neon looking lights to tell his story. And he said it's, uh, performance culture. And also that's like a culture of surface that means it's the way that things look and the way things feel. That's what this world is about. You know, and we, we, you know, listen to the Alien character and talking about this is my money, this is what I got. You know, that's like his like mantra for life, you know, just getting more and more money, big booty women, and that's what it is, being a gangster.
Casey G. Smith: It is. And harmony talks about again with the lighting. He mentioned, uh, candy colors for a hyper extreme culture. So we see a lot of reds, blues, pinks, neon that is used throughout, throughout the film. It stands out.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Big time. I love it. It looks like a music video a lot. I don't know if he said it on the commentary or what, but I remember hearing it, he was like, does it make it look like you shot it with Skittles?
Casey G. Smith: Oh, wow.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Well, yeah. Now, that absolutely did. Him and his cinematographer, Benoît Debie, they did exactly that. I mean, the colors really do pop. It, it, it is, it is an aesthetically pleasing film. Just, with the colors, it's like, wow, that's uh, in light of all that's taken place, it, it's, uh, yeah, it's quite, quite beautiful.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Kind of moving on, it feels like a movie, you know, it, uh, the texture of it, feels like a movie. One of the things he shot 35 millimeter. So he shot it on film. A lot of people, they're shooting on digital. You know, trying to emulate film, where it's these Arri cameras or these Red cameras. They're trying their best to emulate what film looks like. But when you shoot on film, that I just, I feel like you can't really replicate that texture, that feeling. Then he shot it anamorphic as well, which also gives you just that next level or you can bring more wide of the wide, you can bring that into the shot, where if it wasn't anamorphic, you would lose some of the, uh, image on the edges. Beautifully done. So I, it's one of the things I still want to shoot film. I wanted to, I want to take a crack at it before it just goes away.
Casey G. Smith: It will happen. It will happen. With, with, within that, uh, feel of the, of the movie feeling like a film, the way that it's edited, you know, the fact that he uses these micro scenes, and he talks about it having this, this liquid narrative, and that it's impressionistic, and hypnotic, uh, are some of the, uh, words he used to, to describe the film and the, the, the, the feel of it.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I like it. A lot of attention brought into it. It, you don't get bored watching it.
Casey G. Smith: No. And it goes, it, it goes by pretty quick. 'Cause I, you know, I, I, I watched it and listened to the commentary back to back today.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Wow.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah. Um, but yeah, I, I do the 1.5 on the commentary. So that, that made, that really made it flow.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I need to remember to do that.
Casey G. Smith: It works, man. It, really 'cause I, I started, I started watching the film at about 4 o'clock. And I was finished with the film and the commentary by the time I sent you that, that text, I had already finished, finished both, both, both passes through. I may have even started at five. Maybe it was closer to four.
Reginald Titus Jr.: If it was David Fincher, you'll never get away. You'll never get away.
Casey G. Smith: Uh, oh, man. But yeah, that 1.5, uh, helps out. But I, I was like, oh, I got through it. I was like, oh, that was quicker than I thought it would be. I was like, all right, let's, let's, let's go through the commentary. And boom, 1.5 didn't just, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, and, yeah, it moved. It really did move. I'm like, wow, this is, I was going to say, it's a shorter film, but I'm like, well, I am, you know, having it going quicker, but it's, yeah, it, it moves. Like, there's no real dead, dead spots. The only, for me, the only kind of lull, the piece I could do without is, is when he's at the piano singing the Britney Spears song. Yeah, the Britney Spears song. Even though, it has meaning to it, I just that, that part kind of takes me, took me out of the film, took you out of the film, you know, but listening to the commentary, I understand why.
Reginald Titus Jr.: It's intermission.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, I understand why he did it, but.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Why did he do that?
Casey G. Smith: He said, he, he did the, the scene with the Britney Spears song to kind of pay an homage. And there's something about the song and the lyrics of the song itself that kind of has this haunting vibe. What, was that *Hit Me Baby One More Time* song?
Reginald Titus Jr.: No.
Casey G. Smith: No, this was some other, some other song that I wasn't familiar with by, by Britney. Um, but yeah, somehow when, when they're, when they're singing that song, there's something within the lyrics that's kind of darker. And it's kind of, and while they're doing that, of course, they have their, the mask on and they're, and they're holding the guns and they're dancing around. And so it's like that. That just creepy. That combination of the, again, the, the, the constant kind of flipping of you go from violence to, to sensuality that happens quite a bit. There'll be like a violent scene, the next thing you know, it's like there's sex happening, you know, or something sensual happening. Uh, it happens after, um, their other friend gets shot. Uh, Cotty, once Cotty gets shot and gets on the bus and leaves, literally that same night, uh, Candy and Brit are, are, are in the pool having a three-way with, with Alien. You know, so it's like, okay, are they really sad, are they really broken up about it? They just had something super violent, but they're all turned on. You know? And so, yeah, it's kind of that, yeah, so that song somehow kind of encapsulated that.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Wow. Harmony Korine is married to that character Cotty, by the way.
Casey G. Smith: What? Say what? Say what? Really?
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah.
Casey G. Smith: Well it does say that, right, her name is Rachel Korine. What do you know?
Reginald Titus Jr.: What do you know?
Casey G. Smith: How long, how long have they been married?
Reginald Titus Jr.: That I don't know.
Casey G. Smith: Because she looks. Anyway, okay, all right.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Moving right along. She is young.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah.
Reginald Titus Jr.: And he's older.
Casey G. Smith: Okay, facts. Anything is possible.
Reginald Titus Jr.: In the world of pure imagination.
Casey G. Smith: See, I, when I saw her name, I was like, I thought maybe there was some kind of relation or whatever, but, um,
Reginald Titus Jr.: But you never thought that relation.
Casey G. Smith: Didn't, I didn't take it there. I'm like, oh. Might be, that might be his cousin.
Reginald Titus Jr.: First cousins. I'm, I'm sure.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, that, yeah.
Reginald Titus Jr.: That's his niece.
Casey G. Smith: It's kind of weird, though.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Maybe. Oh, I thought maybe like younger sister. But even then, like, I don't know. That, that would be just, I don't know. It'd seem weird because this is a scene where she's in the shower and she's, you know, nude or whatever. But I guess, I guess if you're directing, you're directing, you get over those things, but, dang.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Still weird. I know, um, I don't know, what was it? Spike Lee and his, does he have any nude scenes in his movies? I don't remember, but it was like kind of weird. Uh, I have to come back to that.
Casey G. Smith: Um, I think there's a theme of kind of speaking to the, the culture about how they've been raised. You mentioned the aspect of the performance culture. He, uh, he had mentioned that, you know, these girls were been girls who were raised on video games and watching Kimbo Slice.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yeah, Kimbo Slice. Did you have you seen those videos before? Those out, outside. Um, but are you familiar with Kimbo Slice before he came a popular dude? I mean, not before, but, you know, are you familiar with Kimbo Slice?
Casey G. Smith: I, I've seen him. I know, I know who he is. He's got, you know, the beard and all that. He's a big dude. He's a fighter.
Reginald Titus Jr.: So, I got introduced to him because somebody I know was looking at these videos, these fight videos. I was like, why are you watching this stuff? You're not even like a martial artist or anything. And these guys were like, just go in the backyard and like bare knuckle, beating the crap out of each other. Right. But Kimbo Slice is just big old black dude that's weird haircut and, you know, got the beard, got the goat. Real swole, just very intimidating, you know, just from appearances. Yeah. And he's just beating the crap out of people and like, making grown men, like, I quit, I quit, I quit. And that exact video they were looking at, I quit, I quit. Uh, but, you know, of course, we know the story. Went to the UFC and got beat up. Yeah. Pretty much. Yeah. That, that one thing I do remember, I'm like, oh, this guy's supposed to be a big deal. I'm like, oh. Yeah. He had a lot of hype around him because of the streets, you know, the street fighting. Street cred. Yeah. Got the street cred. That's what got him in. That's kind of interesting. You know, you only take so far, sometimes, I guess.
Reginald Titus Jr.: There's a, uh, famous video of him punching. What's the David? Is it David Blaine, the magician?
Casey G. Smith: Blaine. David Blaine. David Blaine. Is that what, David Blaine? Yeah. David Blaine. So, he punches David Blaine with full might into his stomach.
Casey G. Smith: Oh, I said Houdini. That's old Houdini trick.
Reginald Titus Jr.: He said, just punch me in the stomach. And then you can just see like Kimbo like getting the rhythm, wind up, and then boom. People like, oh! I was like, this guy's going to die. This guy's going to die.
Casey G. Smith: Did, did what, what was Blaine's reaction? Did he fall, did he stumble?
Reginald Titus Jr.: He just went back, you know, just like rocked him back. And then Kimbo was like, I would never do that. This guy's crazy.
Casey G. Smith: Well, you know that's something that Houdini used to do. Yeah, yeah. He would, he would go around and, and, and have people punch him in the stomach as hard as they could. And he would, he would, he would be able to take it. And people thought that was an amazing thing. But he didn't realize that he was actually, for my mistake, he was actually causing like internal damage within his body. Seriously. Yeah. Yeah. And potentially maybe part of the reason why he died if I, if I remember this correctly, I read this a long time ago when I was a kid. But when he did his, the water torture chamber trick, part of the reason why maybe he wasn't able to, to escape or hold his breath as long is because some of the damage from those punches he had taken over the years to the stomach. Anyway, but, yeah, so these are girls. Tangents. So these girls being raised on Kimbo Slice videos and video games and watching My Little Pony, uh, that yeah, this would be a performance culture. How they see partying and drinking is a performance. You know, and he talks about like porn being seen as romance. 'Cause it's a scene where one of the girls is kissing one of the guys. And it's not even like a normal kiss. It's like this really open mouth thing. And he was like, that's like a, yeah, that's kind of like a kiss you would learn from watching porn. Very different. Again, there is a surrealism to it like, you're imitating. You're just imitating what you've seen, what you believe life to be. It's an imitation of what, what's come through on the, on the screen. He said there's a very fine line. A very fine line between watching something and then going and doing it. And I think, and I think that line is being blurred more and more with, with the access to so much content. And when you, when you, you know, hear about stuff like this, like the boiling water challenge and and kids freaking throwing boiling water. If you're listening, don't throw boiling water on someone. Ever. Ever. There was this kid on the news who literally his friend threw boiling water on him. And he said he he, he he woke up to his chest, the flesh on his chest melting off. You know, and just, oh, man. What makes you know? Yeah. Yeah. And so like this, this is the.
Reginald Titus Jr.: So, this is the bad for them, man.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah, man. So there's this fine line between those things. Um, you know, and even again, like with, yeah, all kinds of stuff that people are seeing.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I got to talk to my kids every day. I'm like, look.
Casey G. Smith: Because you never know what they've seen, right? You never know what they have seen or what another kid might have shown them, especially if they've got a, a, a phone at, at a young age. I mean, that right there, that is a, a game changer. You never know what they might have seen.
Reginald Titus Jr.: If that was me, you know, in either side, like, for the rest of your life, you feel badly. You know, that you've done this to your person, your brother, your sister, your whoever.
Casey G. Smith: You would hope.
Reginald Titus Jr.: You would hope.
Casey G. Smith: You, you would, you would hope they would feel badly. But some, but sometimes you, you, you wonder about the, the empathy of, well, no, I'm not going to say that. I'm not going to say I'm going to about the empathy because there are a lot of these young people today are standing for different causes.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Oh, yeah. Big time.
Casey G. Smith: You know? Um,
Reginald Titus Jr.: Big time.
Casey G. Smith: And sometimes in audience, in an audience setting, I was discussing this with some colleagues. Sometimes you can see a lack of reaction at certain things. And sometimes when, that's because maybe they've been used to try to sit in class and maybe hide your phone and you're, you're watching something or playing something and you've had to keep your emotions in check. As you saw something funny, you couldn't, oh, you couldn't laugh, because then the teacher would know that you're, oh, you're looking at something on your phone or you're playing a game or whatever. And so we were talking about that. I'm like, you know what? That's a, an interesting thing. But, but yeah, the fine line between watching something and then doing it. I remember MTV did a study on that and this was like late '90s, maybe. And what they did was, they would just get a camera and just go in the street and just, or like with young people and just have a camera there. And then you automatically see the kids start performing for the camera. Like they'll just start doing like, like you've seen like the, the Spring Break videos from back in the day, like the girls pulling off their tops and stuff like, girls going wild. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, just by putting a camera in front of these people, they start doing that stuff because they, for whatever reason, program their brain to start performing for the camera.
Casey G. Smith: Well, you see with kids. There are kids, you know. You put a camera on certain kids and they will start hamming it up or or performing. Or some will, you know, shy away, but a lot will perform. And then when you, when you take that mindset, and then you, you have just everyday people. Like what we have so much with things that are being produced, everyday people are putting up content. So when they do something, all the more, it seems like, oh, that's not a trained actor. That's just a regular person. If they can do it, I can do it. Yeah. And so that, that, that temptation to emulate is the, the barrier has, uh, to entry has lowered because you, you think this is a normal person who's, who's doing it. So, oh, they did it. We have, why can't I do it? Hey, if they drank that boiling water with no ill effects, why can't I? It's not about movie magic or any mystery. These are just real people doing real things. So you say, hey, why not me?
Reginald Titus Jr.: Yikes. Um, all right, back to it. Um, another, uh, one thing I did notice is during his transition, transitioning from one scene to another, he would use like a gun click. I was like, what? He used the word forboding.
Casey G. Smith: Mm-hm.
Reginald Titus Jr.: I'm like, all right, okay. Dictionary. So any how, uh, find, just find new ways to make transitions unique because he used the gun click. So, you know, he's foreshadowing some of these things 'cause it was early on when he was doing these, you know, these clicks. And then later on, he would use an actual gun shot. So, uh,
Casey G. Smith: It's interesting because it's, it's almost, yeah, like, like it's the preparation of things escalating. You know, you, you go from, you know, loading it in and locking it in the chamber, and then now you're releasing. And these, these girls go from, uh, initially, they're going from, hey, shooting vodka or, or whiskey out of a squirt gun into, into their own mouth or we're just using their fingers to emulate, you know, shooting each other out of, out of boredom or frustration or whatever form of expression, to knocking off a store with said, said gun and a hammer, to, you know, now going and robbing people with, with live guns, to going on a murder spree, basically. True. At the end, mass murder. Yeah.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Murder. Just treat it like a video game. Like, yikes. You gotta be strong. Don't be afraid of nothing. He brought in the girls early on to hang out with each other for a few weeks, uh, before shooting in order to get each other's rhythms down, their nuances and how they're talking, so that it can feel like they're friends, you know, when you meet them for the first time. And I believe since they were hanging out for the first time, when they come into, now were they hanging out with Selena Gomez or was that their first time actually acting with Selena Gomez, but they've already been hanging out? I don't know.
Casey G. Smith: They'd already been hanging out, but that's the first scene they shot with him together was when they went to go wake her up.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Got it. You know, use that tip, you know, to, and we talk about rehearsing and being able to have that kind of time, you know, if you have a budget, at least block out something so you're, the people that are going to be spending the most time with each other can kind of develop some kind of relationship. If it's dependent on that, you know, people has to be convincing that they're friends.
Casey G. Smith: Totally agree. And it, it, it comes across, you know, that, like, they're pretty tight. And, and yet that, that dynamic with, with Faith's character is, you know, they, they, they care for her, but, you know, they're not all on the same page, obviously, as far as, you know, their, their core beliefs and how they, how they live. And they even kind of roll their eyes a little bit, when they're in the pool and she's talking about her, how she feels about Spring Break and how things should be. And they're like, oh, okay, it's a little, little cheesy. But, you know, I think they, they, they kind of, they see her as an, I kind of naive little sister of the, of the group. And it's, it's, you know, the first time I saw this, I knew they were in college, but when I see her character, I don't, she doesn't, she looks 12. Yeah. She just looks so young. And, and because her character is extra naive and innocent, she seems, yeah, she seems like she's in, in, in high school. She doesn't, she doesn't seem like a college student. Like just, I mean, I don't know. There's being naive and innocent, and but I don't know, there's something about her that doesn't feel like.
Reginald Titus Jr.: How old was Selena when she did this?
Casey G. Smith: I'm assuming she's at least.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Okay. 18, 19? I don't, I don't remember. I just just asking.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah. I'm, I'm,
Reginald Titus Jr.: 'Cause she looks young. Yeah, she's got, she's got. Yeah. She's got that face, she just, yeah, she's just young looking. But, yeah.
Casey G. Smith: They hate, they hate school.
Reginald Titus Jr.: They hate. But they just lost, they just lost the love of their life. Alien. They just discovered their, their true selves. I don't know where they're going. They discovered their, their true selves because, you know, even once, you know, again, once Alien dies, they didn't say, oh my goodness, what is going on? We got to get out of here. They said, all right, we got, we got, we got to finish this. Now, could that have been for revenge? Yeah, maybe. But to me, they're, they're not quite right. They just wanted to murder.
Reginald Titus Jr.: They're off. This was, this was their video game moment. They, they went straight GTA.
Casey G. Smith: Yeah.
Reginald Titus Jr.: But I, but I, but I, and so I don't think they ever turned back. 'Cause they, they were already criminals before, right? They just needed that extra push to go over the edge. They needed, they needed that separation from their conscience and whatever, whatever anchored them to any kind of reality. When those two left, they went straight in. And even the death of Franco, that of Alien, that didn't stop them. Uh, so I think, I don't know, even though they showed the mask in the water, I don't think they were done. I don't think they, I know, part of me thinks that they would have maybe escaped. They could be. They could be. And I don't see them staying 'cause they were definitely getting jacked. They killed the head guy. Doesn't matter. And all his bodyguards. And they had masks on, so. Well, who would, who would know? They had masks on and, and, and Alien is dead also. I mean, aside from some, there's some bystanders and the other girls there left to tell the tales, but who would believe that all these guys got murdered by these two girls in, in bikinis in pink ski masks? Who would even want to like, confess to that? I don't know. They could be, you can spin this movie off though. Like, you can go fast forward 10 years later and see what they ended up doing and kind of start from there. What would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it?
Casey G. Smith: Christmas Breakers?
Reginald Titus Jr.: No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names?
Casey G. Smith: Candy and Brit. That might be the title.
Reginald Titus Jr.: Halloweeners?
Casey G. Smith: No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeneners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know. Brit and Candy. Mallory, whatever their name is. How do you go back to school and sit in class and listen to whatever? 'Cause they, they, they want that money and that power and that, I don't think that's something you just get out of your system. You know, it's, I don't know. I don't know. I think it'd be an interesting, uh, movie just like, whatever they want, they get it, but they're going to use like, they're going to be gangster about how they get the thug their way through college, thug their way through corporate America. Like, I can or whatever industry they decide to get into, but using like a thug mentality to get their way. I could see that happening. Or, would you call the sequel? Uh, memorial. No, uh, what would you call it? Christmas Breakers? No. What was his name? What were their, uh, what were their names? Candy and Brit. That might be the title. Halloweeners? No. Candy and Brit. Halloweeners. Fourth of Julys? I don't know, I have no idea what you'd call the sequel to Spring Breakers. Candy and Brit. That's the name of the sequel. Candy and Brit. Yeah, I mean, they, I mean, you almost could have something where they go on a spree. You know, like a, uh, um, Mickey Mallory from, uh, Natural Born Killers. I don't know