Pretty much all I’ve been able to think about this week is Nathan Fielder’s new Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything, and now, praise God, I have very much seen it with my own eyes. My primary takeaway from this bizarre three-hour masterpiece is that human beings are fascinating in their heartrending fallibility and infinite ego… but I also recorded (quite literally) every thought I had while watching the documentary. Read them all below, but be warned: spoilers ahead.
God, I can already tell this husband sucks because he just used the words “radical transparency” in reference to his and Elizabeth Holmes’s participation in a Nathan Fielder documentary. I am already bummed out by the presence of these kids in this movie. I need to rewatch Amanda Seyfried as Holmes, stat.
I was just weird to him at a party! I don’t think he noticed, though. Wow, Theranos was really billed as “the iPod of healthcare,” huh.
The cut between the description of Holmes’s fraud and her reading to her baby...wild. In fact, this is all...simply wild. Sorry, I don’t have a better word for it than that!
Damn, haven’t heard the name “Sunny Balwani” in a while. Holmes didn’t speak publicly for seven years? I would love to be in a position to offer Nathan Fielder a bagel.
LOL, the “Holmes denying she committed a crime” section of this movie has begun. Sorry if I sound heartless about Holmes being forced to leave her family for prison, but that sadly happens to a lot of moms, most of them without Holmes’s resources or history of large-scale fraud. Nobody says “wow” quite like Nathan Fielder.
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