Liar, Liar! Movies You’ve Lied About Seeing

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09/29/21 • 30 min

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On this episode Jeff and Cory clear the air on some movies that people habitually lie about seeing. Whether you’re trying to fit in with a new crowd or you just don’t want to hear another person befuddlingly retort, “You haven’t seen that movie?”, there’s a good chance you’ve lied about seeing a cinematic classic. Switch the Envelope is here to tell you its ok. So join us as we shed the shame and come clean about some movies we’re probably never gonna see no matter how many people tell us we should.

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