Always Be My Maybe || The Endorphin Report

Cynthia and Daniel discuss the 2019 romantic comedy Always Be My Maybe starring Ali Wong and Randall Park. How do you follow sex with Keanu Reeves? Is bad rapping so bad if it gets you a date? Is ""Celebrity Chef Sasha"" the hardest phrase to say when missing teeth? And most importantly: what makes the endorphins in this movie in Cynthia's words ""sprinklicious""? Cover art by Paul Saunders, theme song written and performed by by Ali Lipman. Support LRR: http://Patreon.com/loadingreadyrun Romantic movies give us endorphins - even when they suck. Each episode, Cynthia and Daniel (Fight the Future with Dan and Paul) talk about a romantic comedy or romantic drama, digging into both the plot and the romance, and answering questions like: What happens the day after the end of the movie? Which romantic gestures are endearing (ooo!) and which are just creepy (eww!)? Will the couple make it? And does this movie, regardless of quality, deliver the happy-making endorphins we could all use right now?