Then I will gladly move to Monte Carlo or somewhere in the south of France.
It has nothing to do with it but since I am going to be a Buddha I would like to be one while looking at the Mediterranean.
Not a film exactly, and I'm just about half way through the first episode alone, but I'm hooked. It's an in-depth study as to "How the Nazis Lost The War" (Netflix). The first half of the first episode narrates the disastrous, uneasy and at times, hostile relationship between Mussolini and Hitler. It offers fascinating insight, and actually confirms what I had in fact believed all along. The Italians were dragged into the war by being fed lies, propaganda and misinformation. When they eventually discovered Mussolini was basically full of shit, the worm turned and the rest, as they say, is History.
This Documentary beats 'Catfish'... By an entire wig.
federica
Its part of the social 8 fold path.
1. Right selfies
2. Right bio
3. Right tweets
4. Right NFTs
5. Right product endorsements
6. Right influencing
7. Right self promotion
8. Right self absorption
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What if you took his class, had a good time and thanked him? Maybe even a new friendship?
At the least maybe free classes. 
In zen I'd call this a good picture of how to choose a meditating posture that requires a distracting amount of physical effort to maintain. An apex foundational platform, marginally supportive of the body's center mass, narrowly balancing on two running shoes and a bony ass and poorly allowing for the tilted pelvis that can allow for a relaxed posture.
Sometimes chosen by koan crunching devotees for the extra tension that it can add to a riddling practice.
so...a possible teaching aid.
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