THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO (2002) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) First Time Watching Movie Reaction Review and Commentary for JL. Many memories of J's hatred level of Commodus and gushing over Luis Guzman were rightfully had. Extraordinarily Ordinary Media 2022.
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[@Cavetroll100]

Favorite lines of the film: "Why not just kill them? I'll do it! I'll run up to Paris, bam bam bam bam, I'm back before week's end, we spend the treasure, how is this a bad plan?" I laughed so hard I couldn't breathe!

[@AndyFNQ84]

my favourite bit is the response - that that was too good for them. The ultimate revenge story

[@jamesjones7526]

Jim Caviezel was brilliant in this movie. But Guy Pearce turned in a wicked performance that was absolutely one of the top ten greatest screen villains of all time.

[@brianalambert1192]

Honestly, the detail that they don't recognize that he's Edmond I think is part of the message. Their betrayal and cruelty to him meant nothing to them. He was someone they forgot about and it didn't leave an imprint. He was an inconvenience to be gotten rid of. Mercedes is the only one who recognizes him because he meant something to her. But I do think it's realistic that she wouldn't immediately. It is 16 years later, she believes him to be dead, he was a young man before and has changed in his demeanor and appearance. But even then she said he reminded her of Edmond. Anyway back to the point; Edmond meant nothing to them, the betrayal was inconsequential to these people, so the revenge is so much sweeter when it hits them that he has come back from the dead to destroy their lives. It's something they never saw coming and he used that to his advantage

[@chrisf2636]

Also 20ish years old to 35ish… there’s some changes.

[@willmanprw1]

Guys, our Man has to reupload so let’s give him those LIKES he lost.

[@bolasblancas420]

Liked and commented on.

[@dragotyraunt1374]

NOW! LIIIIIIIIIIIKE!!!!!

[@DeadgrinCustoms]

He reuploaded this? What happened?

[@EOMReacts]

@@DeadgrinCustoms It got copyright claimed back in July about six days after upload. Just now got it back up.

[@DeadgrinCustoms]

@@EOMReacts thank you for the response. Love these reactions. Definitely hitting that like button.

[@nevaladder]

It was even crazier in the novel. In the book, his father died of starvation bc there was nobody left to look after him. Also, his revenge plot was way crueler and more elaborate. He didn't just kill the people who betrayed him. He ruined their reputations and lives so thoroughly that even their families wanted nothing to do with them. He destroyed their lives, then isolated them, and then made them despair as he did in prison. It was horrifying and delicious.

[@rxtsec1]

Also the kid really is fernand's son. Not Edmonds & he falls in love & marries a slave girl he rescued. Mercedes wants Edmond back but he doesn't take her back telling her it's her punishment for marrying fernand. He does leave her money that she can live off the rest of her life but she doesn't use the money on herself giving it to her son

[@Caseytify]

It was also very long and a difficult read. I like the movie plot better.

[@wingsclippedwolf]

The story of the original author's father, Thomas-Alexandre Dumas, is badass and tragic. Thomas's mother was a Haitian slave woman, father was a French noble. The noble had three children with his slave, then sold her and the two youngest, but took the eldest (Thomas) back to France to be educated-including by one of the best French swordsman of the day. This tall, handsome dark-skinned French noble would eventually marry Marie-Louise Élisabeth Labouret, the love of his life (a commoner, daughter of an innkeeper [Thomas lived at that inn while getting educated]), and earned a reputation as a cavalry officer successfully leading men on suicide missions leading from the front (single-handedly held a bridge for a few minutes receiving multiple wounds including having a bit of his scalp hanging down). Though I think he earned his rep, then married her. However, Thomas made a rising Nepolean Bonaparte jealous, and naively called Neplean out for his bullshit during the Egyptian campaign. Napoleon kicked him out of his army, Thomas was ambushed by Napoleon's enemies (ironic) and put in prison for years. Thomas' prison stay made him terminally ill. His son Davy was only four or six when Thomas died, but Marie-Louise raised him stories about what a badass his dad was. Davy took his father's name Alexandre Dumas as his own pen name. Alexandre Dumas's (author) great-grandson won five Olympic medals for fencing, including two gold Olympic medals.

[@donpietruk1517]

I've always thought Dumas father story would be a great bio-pic. There's so much drama and loss. Plus it'd be an authentic story about a true POC heroic figure during a time of historical significance.

[@mundanepants]

@@donpietruk1517 there's a French TV movie about him called Le Diable Noir, but a full scale multimillion big screen version would be nice

[@Ammeeeeeeer]

"Oh he's a horrible friend!" That sir is an understatement 😁

[@toukie]

This is one of my all time favorite movie since I saw it in theater. I can almost recite it by heart. A few years ago, I spent 2 months in a hospital bed, not knowing if I would ever walk again. And then spent another 4 in a physical therapy hospital for a total of 6 months before I could go home. Every day, I would wake up, in pain, defeated, but I would close my eyes and almost like a prayer, i would whisper "Life is a storm, my young friend. You will bask in the sunlight one moment, be shattered on the rocks the next. What makes you a man is what you do when that storm comes. You must look into that storm and shout as you did in Rome. Do your worst, for I will do mine!" and I would tackle whatever pain was in store that day Almost 8 years later, I am walking (limping but walking), and I stand tall (as tall as a 5'5 woman can be). It's crazy how a movie, a book, a quote, can give you strength when there is none left. Thank you for reacting to it. I loved seeing you so passionate about a movie that is so dear to me

[@stephencivic1989]

This is one of my favorite movies based on classic literature. It is so good they haven’t tried to retell the story on the big screen since. It’s crazy because I was a little younger than Albert in the film when I first heard that speech. My dad wasn’t around really when I needed him. Going through the phases about learning to be a man with no guide. And then I heard that speech, I was hooked ever since. When your a boy transitioning to be a man. It’s important to have good role models. The one who should’ve been there wasn’t. So aside from my Grandpa stepping up to the plate. I found my role models in movie characters like Indiana Jones, James Bond, Batman(89 film), Old Obi-wan Kenobi, and of course The Count of Monte Cristo.

[@BunnyGirl71]

I don't know that a kid on Christmas morning could be as excited as you were during this movie. :) It was such a treat to see how much fun you had!

[@S_047]

So Dumbeldore taught Jesus how to throw hands, and then Jesus had a kid that became Superman.

[@LordVolkov]

Luis Guzman is still my favorite part. "I'll run up to Paris! Bam Bam Bam Bam! I'll be back before week's end." I still hope you get into more of Alexandre Dumas' work. There are some great (and terrible) adaptations of The Three Musketeers out there to discover.

[@samwallaceart288]

Luiz Guzman is a real friend. _Man in the Iron Mask_ is legit. Young Leo DiCaprio plays two characters being a good dude and the most ain't-shit dude at the same time and killing it as both

[@tree6787]

My favorite quote ❤️

[@Zues4235]

My fellow Puerto Rican, talked like he was from the streets of New York or Philly, lol I remember the first time I saw this, I was dying when that part came up, the whistling and the laugh when he puts the chest in the boat started it all for me, lol

[@Dracojax]

I love his line about swearing on all his dead relatives even the ones that don't feel to good

[@Etherwinter]

When I first saw this movie, I fell in love with Mercedes. She was the most beautiful woman I'd ever seen on the big screen. And I still think she's absolutely gorgeous in this movie.

[@mikehamilton5730]

100% same. She's still beautiful actually, recently appeared in Succession!

[@1SpicyMeataball]

"His voice makes me so happy." That, my good sir, is the late great Sir Richard Harris, the first actor to play Dumbledore before being recast with Micheal Gambon after his passing. His voice has such a warm grandfatherly presence.

[@grantgardiner]

"I gotta step up my petty game to his level." Literally the greatest quote you've ever done.

[@tillasmax]

you are going to hate this movie for the first half and then love it screaming "f#!K YEH!!!!!!" TIL THE END. LOL.

[@TheSycaman]

"He was a pirate 2 weeks ago." One of the funniest points in a reaction to this movie ever!!! I was rollin' when you said that.

[@cbretschneider]

This reaction is GLORIOUS!

[@EOMReacts]

Greatly appreciate that - J

[@k.e.rudolphevansknightwahl5557]

Hands down - This is MY ALL TIME FAVORITE MOVIE! IT'S SOOOOOO GOOD!

[@charlesloomis2224]

34:15...that is a solid friend!

[@timh8324]

One of my favorite scenes is when they buy the house and the dude straight up leaves with his treasure on the spot - doesn’t even notify any family members - just straight up knows he’s gone - no splitting with anyone - gonna buy himself a better life

[@hisdudeness8328]

37:53 This is the 11th or 12th channel that I’ve watched review this movie. So far, without fail, every single women reviewer has guess this big reveal right out the door. The second Albert first appears, to one degree or another, they all go, “Oh crap, he’s got to be Edmund’s son. That’s why Mercedes was so quick to marry the count, she had to lock him down before it became obvious that she was pregnant.” No dude so far has guessed until the big reveal. I guess it’s a woman thing.

[@EOMReacts]

I was shocked J didn’t guess it. Cavil looks like Caveziel’s clone. LoL

[@eq1373]

It was a cultural thing in the 19th century

[@njd4291]

This is one of my top 3 all time favorite movies. It has everything in it. Revenge, love, growth, and adventure.

[@Trentsum]

Also pirates, treasure, prison escape, wise mentor and pupil relationship, knife fighting, sword fighting, and much more. This really is one of the greatest stories of all time.

[@njd4291]

@@Trentsum Nailed it. One of the best films out there.

[@lawsonbrady2586]

one of my favorites

[@njd4291]

@Marc Read it. Book makes it even better, like usual.

[@njd4291]

@randywhite3947 The World's fastest India, and last of the Mohicans.

[@hisdudeness8328]

24:03 I can totally picture Jacabo doing a couple of drive bys in a horse drawn carriage when he said that.

[@adamfisk9312]

This is one of my all-time favorites.

[@Grizzly_6623]

This, is my opinion, is one of the greatest stories ever told. Every step of this movie is absolutely classic, from the beautiful directing and setting to the incredible acting and writing, but the story itself is complex and Shakespearean and grand in scope, it’s wonderful.

[@GaiusJuliusCaesar-dx9nl]

After watching the 1963 adaptations of Cleopatra with Liz Taylor and the 1999 one with Billy Zane, it's difficult to like this adaptation full of familiar clichés.

[@dafnerodriguez9004]

@@GaiusJuliusCaesar-dx9nl It's a old Classic book of course You are gonna find clichés everywhere

[@joellenglass2344]

I read this book before I watched the movie and the movie holds up! This kind of revenge takes a lot of patience, which Edmund had and every target paid for it slowly but surely. That’s my favorite part of this movie. How Edmund strategically took everything from them before he killed them.

[@sergiogarcia3730]

Lmao “I’ll take a shit on his chest” 😂 oh I laughed so hard when you said that

[@ladyphoenixgrey3923]

While this version departs a lot from the book and even other adaptations, it is, by far, my favorite. Jim Caveziel is magnificent as Edmond and I just adore Dagmara Dominczyk as Mercedes.

[@EOMReacts]

Couldn't agree more!

[@jossbown]

Please read the book!!! This is one of the better film adaptaions of the book (and there've been many) but nothing can recreate the joyful experience of reading the novel. This film represents about 5% of the story (the film is 2 hours but the audio book is 50 hours). In the novel Edmond gets revenge on all the people who conspred against him in so many different and creative ways over many years. If you liked this film, the book will blow you away.

[@J_EOMReacts]

@Ulisses I disagree with everything you said. I can see why you say that but I strongly disagree

[@tgfitzgerald]

This is my favorite book of all time! I like the movie but it just can't compare to the book. Every time the Count revealed himself as Edmond Dantes to anyone was absolutely EPIC!

[@jonathancruz5932]

I am a huge fan of Alexandre Dumas the French writer. He wrote The Three Musketeers, The Man in the Iron Mask and The Count of Monte Cristo

[@AngelArm1110]

Easily one of my favorite movies ever, and somehow extremely underrated.

[@AngelArm1110]

@@Gnossiene369 so I suppose it would have been preferable that I not comment at all? Since apparently expressing my opinion is tantamount to being a narcissist? I will remind you that the video author specifically requested that viewers of this video do in fact comment what they thought. So if you really have that much of a problem reading what other people have written pertaining to what they think about certain topics.. Well maybe I'm not the one you should be complaing to. Also you're hardly being excellent to me, please adhere to the community guidelines set by the channel owner and be respectful.

[@GaiusJuliusCaesar-dx9nl]

The movie is very family friendly They omitted that the count had a lover much younger than him, Princess Haydee, and abandoned Mercedes. Which reminded me of the story of Julius Caesar and Cleopatra. The fact that Caesar was married did not prevent him from having an affair with the young queen of Egypt. In the film Cleopatra with Liz Taylor, it shows Mark Antony going to talk to Calpurnia, Caesar's wife who found out about Caesar's affair with Cleopatra.

[@adnap]

Brother, this was the best reaction I could have hoped for. Funny ass commentary and I could tell you throughly enjoyed the movie. And why wouldn’t you ? This movie is brilliant. It’s fire. 🔥

[@peristerasperisteropoulos1263]

I just realized the old man in prison was playing Dubbledore in the first two films !!

[@DamonNomad82]

I first saw this movie when it was brand new, in a movie theater with my girlfriend at the time. It's been one of my favorites ever since. I love watching other people react to it! Some of the stars who are well known in other movies are - Edmond played Christ in "The Passion of the Christ". -The priest played Dumbledore in the first two Harry Potter movies -Villefort's wife played Draco Malfoy's mom in the last 3 Harry Potter movies -Albert played Superman in 4 movies

[@tfly999]

And the warden of Chateau d'lf is also the main villain in "The Crow" movie.

[@dafnerodriguez9004]

Danglar is the janitor in Harry Potter's castle

[@becomethestar]

I'm so glad you did this movie. I wish more people were put onto it. It's incredible.

[@EOMReacts]

Fact.

[@etpelle72]

20:50 things went from sinbad to sinworse.

[@Rees2005]

So happy you are watching this movie...so enjoyable and your reactions are legendary!💚

[@Lillywhite]

LMAO, great reaction. The OJ glove line. 10/10

[@emp1718]

Great reaction. Your rage at the initial betrayal had me laughing. I'm glad you liked this one, it's one of my favorites!

[@ladycahoon]

My parents went on a double date with another friend couple they knew and the women in the group wanted to go see this in theater. My dad and his friend both thought it was going to be a chick flick, but decided to make their wives happy and go see it anyway. My dad came home enthusiastically raving about how amazing the movie was and the day it came out on DVD, he bought it and we sat down to watch it that night. It has literally been one of the whole family's favorites ever since. I got my husband to sit down and watch it with me one night and he also thought it was going to be some period chick flick. It is now one of his favorite movies as well! Great writing, great acting, satisfying ending and I'm so happy to have watched you react to this!

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

It was written by Alexandre Dumas who wrote The Three Musketeers and The Man in The Iron Mask

[@michaelmills34]

I knew when my notification went off that I would be in tears laughing. I was not disappointed, BAM BAM BAM BAM! Loved the reaction, thank you!

[@PaulSchober]

One of my favorite films. Don't know why it's not more famous.

[@robertjones705]

Wow I just realized the son of count Mondego is Superman 😂

[@johanneshaufniensis6002]

Have you ever watched Cold Mountain? The film is based on the bestselling 1997 novel of the same name by Charles Frazier. The book is inspired by the odyssey by Homer. The structure of Cold Mountain is all about the return of the "W.P." Inman to Ada Monroe. The motivation for him to defect and face all obstacles. Edmond never intended to return to his former bride. Her saga was not to return to her, but to take revenge for the evil they did to him. So nothing prevented Edmond from meeting other women on his journey and starting an affair.

[@davidmyhra4931]

I love that your dog is just chillin back there. 😂

[@Warvvolf]

I don't know if you're an anime guy but there's an adaptation of this called Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo. It's excellent. Thanks for the reaction.

[@bootsfarrow]

Luis Guzman is one my favorite actors.

[@jonwmeyer11]

One of my all time favorite films.

[@glencole8484]

It's a great movie.I really enjoyed your reaction. Keep it up cuz. 😃👍

[@Drawkcabi]

The Count of Monte Cristo is such a great story and an amazing book. This movie is so good because, while no movie could do the book complete justice, the movie does fair justice. The author of The Count of Monte Cristo, Alexandre Dumas, was a pretty amazing person in his own right. His grandmother was an African slave in the French colony of Saint Dominque (which today is Haiti). His grandfather was a French nobleman. Dumas' father, when he was 14, left Haiti and went to France and joined the military. He rose in ranks until he eventually became a general and the highest ranking black officer in all of Europe. In addition to The Count of Monte Cristo, Dumas also wrote all The Theee Musketeers stories which were hugely popular and still popular today and other popular stories as well. Such an interesting person! To top it all off, the Monte Cristo is one of the tastiest sandwiches ever 😋 To anyone who likes The Count of Monte Cristo I always recommend the movie Sleepers. It is a much darker story but one of the most incredible revenge stories I've ever seen. And it's based on an allegedly true story. Best Regards!

[@mikel1804]

LOL I wouldn't cut him down, he would just be there...

[@BeyondVulgar]

You've become my new favorite reaction guy.

[@sunnybee2439]

Loved your reaction! In The Shawshank Redemption they were talking about the book from Alexandre Dumb Ass LOL

[@technopirate304]

10:24 Guy Pearce played such a despicable fiend in this movie. Everytime I see him in other movies I have to remember he is probably a nice guy.

[@stevenandcarminabeedle9089]

Like Stanley Tucci in The Lovely Bones. Oohhhh he is SO easy to hate lol

[@rickyyt7305]

Thank you so much for watching this movie and sharing your reaction with us. It was great to watch it with you! It’s so good!

[@Mercedes.375]

omg I went to see this in theatres with my family when I was a little girl. I thought it was going to be a vampire movie because of the word "count". I was sadly mistaken and thought this was boring so I fell alseep. I woke up on the part where he was trying to be quicker than the water droplets with his hand and kept trying to do that when I got home lmao

[@ummok6329]

Ah yes The Count of Monte Cristo a Murder Whistle Story, love this flick

[@labowu]

Not a bad film unless you've read the book. At 1500 hundred pages they had to cut out more than half of the story to get it on the big screen and it shows.

[@derek6460]

Such an underrated movie, glad you watched it! The book is great, although a very long and dense read, but definitely worth it if you have the time. If you like revenge movies you need to check out I Saw the Devil...it's a Korean film, and just a bit more intense than this lol.

[@thefabfabs]

i remember watching this as a child, and a old cartoon also (i'm 27) and read the book as teenager. i always loved the classics

[@raincloud1313]

Amazing reaction. This is one of the best movies ever made and it's so slept on.

[@dragotyraunt1374]

Hope your doing better boss! Love the content and the joy you bring to my life. I pray for the best of times for you🎉

[@Ring3R]

Caught my attention with the opening title music of your channel being the Transformers: The Movie Unicron theme from 1986. Bravo.

[@nataliefaust7959]

Ah! One of my favorite movies! Written by one of my favorite authors. Glad you enjoyed it so much! Luis Guzman is a national treasure. Never fails to make me laugh to tears when he says, "I'll do it! I'll ride up to Paris..." XD ♥

[@shelbyjacquin8252]

You gotta remember it's been about 16 years and there arent exactly photographs of people during this time. Memory fades. They all believe he's dead so it wouldnt be that hard to go incognito.

[@stevenandcarminabeedle9089]

Also, he was poor so some new guy showing up with more money than God wouldn’t even be conceivable in their minds to be him if they had known he escaped.

[@christinegelabert1651]

That's but you can't blame her any more. She thought he was dead. She had to figure out how to navigate herself out of harm's way in order to move on. She had to make the best choice out of a bad situation after that.

[@samwallaceart288]

She did it for the baby, 100%

[@dcamaraman939]

Ive never laughed so hard and much in a reaction. It made so happy to see how much you enjoyed this one. That happy dance

[@jogann2453]

I'm not sure if you'll read this since this reaction is older but just in case you didn't figure it out, the old man who helped Edmond dig the tunnel (who's voice you said makes you happy) played Marcus Aurelius in the Gladiator.

[@EOMReacts]

Still read all the new ones. LoL And it took him a while, but he finally realized it. LoL

[@Saladin1977]

“I will drown by the third bubble”. Made m spit my drink out.. thx for the react bro

[@BeboRulz]

The little dance was everythaaang! Yes, everythaaang just like what we murderin 😂 "His head AND his dick!"

[@Sportsbreak149]

This straight up one of my favorite movies ever

[@timh8324]

Wish more people reacted to this - it really holds up over time

[@sunnysidesofblue]

"There are 72 519 stones in my walls. I've counted them many times." "But have you named them yet?" I love this exchange, because it says so much about the state of mind this kind of imprisonment would put you in. Great writing and acting.

[@FireMunki63]

Its a very under-rated movie. I remember buying it on DVD in a sale and have never regretted it. ;)

[@party4keeps28]

Great to see your channel grow!

[@aaronstudley1753]

My pops favorite movie and it's a book that is timeless. Great reaction my man!!!

[@yaroisawayoflife]

I love your commentary . This is one of my fave movies.

[@berserk2]

Thanks for the reup! Like it up boys and girls!

[@monicamaza5843]

This reaction made me subscribe. The fact that you hated Fernand as much as I did when I saw this makes you my new homie. Love your dogs reactions to you too!

[@cbretschneider]

I've been waiting for this reupload. My favorite reaction from Jay so far! I think it would be fun to see his reaction to the Movie Outlander, it's a cool story combining sci-fi and vikings that hugely overlooked starring Jim Kaviezel too. Cheers gentlemen.

[@alikaty2k7]

I love that movie! Very underrated, IMO.

[@ChatarraCrow]

I need to step up my petty game too. There's a few people who need a good Monte Cristoing. I just need to find an island full of gold, first.

[@connorp8408]

Re-upload for the win!

[@Caseytify]

Dumas (the original author) also wrote The Three Musketeers. My favorite version is BBC's The Musketeers that ran for three seasons. ... They didn't recognize Edmund because he spent literally years in the worst prison imaginable. The stress aged him considerably, changing his appearance. That's why Mercedes didn't recognize him right away, even though he looked familiar. That's also why the hair twirling was a red flag for her; behavior is something that doesn't change as easily as appearance.

[@jrpkh]

This movie and Princess Bride are two legendary movies. You know what other movie you'd like that is similar ... the 1993 version of The Three Musketeers. Keifer Sutherland, Chris O'Donnell, Charlie Sheen and Oliver Platt are awesome and it has the great Tim Curry in it.

[@Zues4235]

Great reaction, you left most of the main dialogue parts up for us to see, you didn’t just edited them out. This movie is so under rated. Great to see someone react to it. Could you watch About Time, its also a nice movie, there’s like 3 stories at the same time.

[@TheRavenfish9]

I'm so glad you reacted to this movie! I love it. I forgot how much I loved it until I watched it again with you. Thanks for another fun video.

[@elincoln13092]

I have watched this movie SEVERAL times and not once did I realize that Albert was Henry Cavill. Wtf

[@ChatarraCrow]

Halfway through, I'm having a blast. This is one of my favorite movies and when I saw you were gonna watch it, I knew you would enjoy this movie.

[@medieval4203]

Gave it thumbs up , another one haven't seen yet.

[@secrets.295]

We all love a good revenge movie and this couldn't have been a better movie.

[@pamelalee1508]

Also a favorite book & movie of mine...enjoyed watching it with you...thanks... 🌿🌿🌿

[@michaelanderson5301]

In the book the fate of de Villeforte was so spine chilling even Dantes steps back in horror and wonders if he had gone too far.

[@jogann2453]

This is top 5 of my favorite movies for sure.

[@cherokeedreams2519]

I absolutely love this film!!!! I watch it at least twice a year. J is spouting some big feelings on this movie.

[@mmaloney196915]

Great reaction! This is one of my favorite movies. Bravo!

[@korscade]

LMAO. Best reaction I've ever seen and for my all time favorite movie. You were waiting the entire movie for Dantes to kill Mondego and when the moment came, "Chop his head and his dick off" "Fuck You" "I'd piss on him. I'd take a shit on his chest, I swear to you" Perfection.

[@beauburrell3318]

You got to read the book. One of the great literary novels of all-time, my favorite.

[@christinegelabert1651]

ALL those supposed memories of "good times" we had in the past together? Trust AND Believe me bro~all of that was DEADED OUT on the day you got me locked up!

[@chequehook68]

Just like in 'Braveheart' with Stephen the Irish man, you need a crazy dude on youside. "I go up and kill them, bang, bang, bang! I'll be back in a week!" Lol.