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Show #185 The Orgasm Gap · Because Fuck You That's Why Podcast

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Because fuck You That's Why is a founding member of the Odd Pods Media Network.
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Hello, and welcome to episode one eighty five Because fuck You That's Why.
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The well not only podcast. It's one of two that we know of
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podcasts that we know that provides a panel show experience like the ones we loved
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from Britain watching in our in our past years with Jorge and all that.
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And we just decided to make a podcast. And now we're here at like
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one hundred and eighty five some episodes more if you count the ones that we
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counted wrong. You know it. It was a weird time. It is
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what it is, uh and uh, it's just gonna be a regular show,
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but not quite a regular show because we have a couple of guests with
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us. It's the k Sisters, Kyla and Casey. Hello, Hello,
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and welcome. Excited to have you back yet again. We somehow didn't scare
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you off the first time, so you've returned long enough. Yeah. I
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was gonna say, yeah, you know all the tricks by this point,
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so can't get can't get anything by you anymore. Let's get onto our introductions.
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We've decided to split up the teams for the first time in a long
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time, the dream Team will not be playing together. We've matched each of
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the sisters up with each of the brothers, as it were. I'll miss
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you before we get into the introductions, I was just thinking pre show,
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you know how I was having a hard time getting my thoughts in order.
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I was thinking, you know, I really should get him down in some
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kind of book, and then I'm going to go on that Amazon trip I've
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always wanted to go on. Wait a minute, pre order book on Amazon.
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Wait a minute, my novel thing is available for pre order on Amazons.
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And if I could, I would shout that out to the entire world
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to hear, and just for just for my own self rich as I don't
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know, just just keep pulling that money in. I guess, no noble
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thing behind it whatsoever. Just pay me, but I money is thinking about
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that. What would you guys shout out to the entire world if you could?
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And I guess we will start with Kyla, Hi, Kyla, how
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are you doing good? I'm excited to be I mean, what I could
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tell the whole world. I mean, I'm tempted to say hydrate or diedrate,
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but I'm not because I know that that that's important to everybody else.
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But I will say read more complain less, read more complain less. I
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like that. Yeah, that's really good. Uh. And her teammate is
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going to be Uh he's a camera in a storyteller and he used to be
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my youngest friend. Now he's not. It's yeah, it's me. Oh
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what a profound question. Yeah, suck it. That don't like thinking that
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would be it? Yeah, you shout out to you suck at one opportunity
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to say something to the entire world, and you're just like degeneration XT make
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a billion friends or make a billion enemies. Suck it? All right,
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Well, I hope you like your teammate, Kyla, but you're stuck with
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them for the rest of the king. Sorry for me. And we'll go
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to the other team and I'll start with Casey Hi, Casey hi, eron,
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how's it going. I'm down, just excited and thrilled and happy and
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I'm ready to explode. But enough about me, let's talk about you.
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If there is one thing you could say to the entire world, what would
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it be. Well, my initial response would be by Aaron's book, Oh
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you get one chance to make it count? I would say, be nice
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to each other. The message as it were, like all the hatred in
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the world, and there was a couple of days ago, oh man,
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and so I want people to be nicer to each other and fewer bullets.
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It's just be nicer. It would be it would be, would be nice.
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Yeah, agreed, agreed, positivity for sure. Uh and her teammate,
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UH say, veteran and a podcaster. And as it turns out,
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he's a veteran podcaster. It's Stevie. Hi, Stevie, good afternoon.
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Okay. Now, I know not to expect much out of you for deep
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thoughts, right, though you occasionally have surprised me. Bring Allen, then,
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I mean, so what would you say to the entire world if you
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Initially I was going to suck up and see your book. No, you
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get one chance. But I figure I'm going to get anything. I gotta
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make it iconic and yell from my window. I'm mad as hell and I'm
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not going to take this. Yes, just go with a movie reference and
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hope for the best. I guess. Oh, come on, dude wants
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it. Let's get angry together and throw ship. I don't know if it
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works that way. But anyway, uh, let's get onto it. I've
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got three silly games. Our teams are going to play against each other.
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Playing these games, whichever teams almost points the end of the episode wins and
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gets a vacation. It's a beautiful downtown Lockport, New York. Travel not
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included, so nor are combinations nor anything else. So anyway we're gonna play.
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Our first game is like share block. I've got three news stories.
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All our teams have to do is figure out which one of the stories I
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would like, which one of them I would share, in which one I
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would block. There's always one four each and whichever team gets as close as
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they can to the correct combination will win the game and earn themselves one episode
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point. We're gonna go over all three stories first and then the teams can
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make up their minds as to what they want to do. And let's start
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with story number one. Sweden relocates entire town because of mineral deposit and also
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it's collapsing. This is I mean, they're all true stories. I always
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want to go this is true, and I'm like, that's the whole point.
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They're all true. It's true. But the city of Karuna is on
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the move. For the past couple of years, they have been polling buildings
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off of their foundation and moving them one by one instead of in some cases
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they are demolishing and rebuilding, but most of the buildings are literally just getting
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moved. And this is all due to the fact that they found a rare
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mineral underneath the city. And also it was always a mining town to begin
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with, and the mine underneath the town has made it dangerously unstable. Why
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underneath the town you're supposed to dig next of the town, not underneath it.
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It's like Centralia, Pennsylvania one of my favorite obsessions. Really, yeah,
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tell me so the show and or game Silent Hill and all that stuff
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that's all based on Centralia, Pennsylvania. There was a mine underneath the town.
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There was a fire that they couldn't get it to stop burning, so
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there would just be constant steam and cracks and everything. And they have they
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have sealed the city. There's people lived there until like ten years ago,
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I think, and they eliminated the highway exit, but people still track there
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and there's spray paint all over from people like going there. So anybody who
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want to buy some new hiking boots and come with me, and they never
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returned. It's not safe. So it's a rabbit hole that is fun to
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fall into. Let's bring a can for it. Yeah, and it's this
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fun. Sorry, So yeah, tangent going on any other thoughts about the
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city just packing up and moving. I assume a couple of miles down the
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road. Yer believable, Yeah, hyper believable. Yeah. How did they
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move the buildings without falling over like Jenga? Uh? They don't have them
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stacked up like Tetris pieces. I'm pretty sure they carry them like like servers
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got and make sure to carry another one and there. If you balance it
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on the platter well enough, you know you'd be fine. It's just take
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shape launch. Yes. I think they're already so good at engineering that like
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it just works like Ikia. I mean, I don't know about the whole
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SpongeBob SquarePants approach. Let's just pick it up and move it over here,
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But it seems to be working, I guess. And you know, people
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aren't you know, losing their lives Billion HILLI from giant collapses. They caught
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it in time, apparently, so they're like, oh, yeah, we
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better move now. I wonder. I wonder how many other mining towns are
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like that close to collapse that they just don't know. Yeah, yeah,
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yeah, Like these guys just happen to notice, probably because of all the
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fricking sinkholes that are dragging people down. Like imagine all their mining towns just
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like not even thinking about it, digging underneath the town like these guys did.
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Yeah, because they know it's happened elsewhere. I mean, that's what
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structural engineers are for, right, Yeah, there's also check that stuff beforehand.
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Right anyway, let's move on to news story number two, which is
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herd of sheep devours two hundred and twenty pounds of weed, gets the monchies
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and yeah, so this is interesting. This happened in Greece. There was
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a flood and a herd of sheep got loose from their paddock, and unfortunately
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for the the the marijuana farmer who lived right next door. Oh my god,
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there was a modern marijuana farm right next door, and the sheep wandered
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in and wandered into the greenhouse and just started eating. Oh my god.
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And before they were done, they had eaten two hundred and twenty pounds.
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People. It just says, just says a herd. I'm assuming that's like
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ten or more. Yeah, and I'm assuming that's ten to twenty maybe more
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than that, my god. But yeah, it wasn't immediately known that this
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was happening. I assumed the farmer was too busy and the and the sheep
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herder or the other farmer who owned the shepherd will did not notice that this
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happened. He only figured it out when he noticed that the sheep were behaving
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strangely. They were all napping and asking to watch reruns. I want to
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know where I can go to get a medicinal sheep. I like emotional support
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sheep. They're so fluffy, they just want to cuddle all day. It's
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awesome. The owner did not elaborate as to why they were behaving strangely,
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but I imagine it's much like you said, just well, people have goats
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like emotional support goats. Yeah, did they get them smokinges? And if
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you could get high with any animal, what animal would you like to get
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high with? Because they're already ship right schools of thought? Here? Would
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you would you get high with an animal that already lends itself to getting high?
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Like a basket hound, sloth or something else that's like very lazy or
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something that's like the opposite, like a hummingbird or a road runner or a
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cheetah. Yeah, like this is getting old. Why do I do this?
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Why do we talk about politics? Become the moaning bird that was supposed
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to be tiredness, not sex noises. But you know, take it out
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you will. Anyway, Let's move on to our third and final news story.
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And woh boy, I really like this one stray dog turns out to
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be world's first fox slash dog hybrid, then mysteriously dies. They just figured
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out that this this dog that had been found that had curiously large and pointed
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ears. They did a genetic study and the female animal is most probably the
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first of its kind, a hybrid between a South American pompous fox and a
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dog like a wild dog. Yes, the the name that they've designed to
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use for this animal is dogsome d og X I M. I don't understand
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it either, Like the fox. Uh sure, that's that's that's like make
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it sound cool like that dog. First of all, that's fucking stupid.
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Tell us how you really what would you name it that you couldn't anything else
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anyways, a docks or a fog A mog my best friend, that's okay
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with that? That would have made sense. God chance, I thought,
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But yeah, no spreads there either. It was I don't know, like
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when they found it, how old was becauld they identify how old it was?
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No anything, They just knew it barked like a dog, and its
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eyes and dark fur looked like those of a dog. But it's pointed ears
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and long snouts suggested otherwise. It also wouldn't eat dog food. It would
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only eat small rats. Huh. Yeah, here's what I bet. And
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I know I'm tangent city, but I bet there have been other ones,
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but this is the first one that they've actually been like, let's do some
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tests. Let's do a genetic test on it to make sure. And they
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did, and the animal went back to the zoo where it where it lived
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or was homed, and it almost immediately mysteriously passed away found secret under And
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this is the quote from the news story, unknown circumstances. Yes, it
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was government like all of the other animals were freaked out by it and murdered.
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It came I have I have the very real possible answer to that,
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though, as to why it just mysteriously died. So one of the big
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things you learn in animal husbandry is that when you have to move your animal
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all around, it can cause large amounts of stress on that animal, And
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stress on an animal in captivity is like one of the biggest killers. Yep.
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And it's very possible that the animal might have just gotten over stressed from
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all the testing and all that and then shipped back to its you know zoo,
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and all that moving around and all that might have overstressed the animal.
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Yeah. I've also been in a weak state of health anyways, because it
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didn't have a great genetic background exactly. Or somebody has had a fox and
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a dog and kept smashing them together until this thing happened. Yeah, that's
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how you make a new animal. Anyway, I want to thank you for
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taking all the fun out of that story I now have. Or maybe it
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was the Illuminati. I am now changing my answer for this game speaking which
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this is a game. You all have to figure out which one of these
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three stories I like, I said before the show I liked, and which
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one I would share and which one I would block. And because I introduced
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you first, I'll start with Kyla and Augie. What do you guys think?
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Remember the three stories were Sweden relocating an entire town, a herd of
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sheep devouring two hundred and twenty pounds of weed, and the stray dog that
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turned out to be a dog slash fox then not so mysteriously died. I
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feel like you would share the sheep in the pot because that's hilarious, right,
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and you know stoners, so you know enough people would be reacting to
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it too, so you'll know that. Yeah, right, Like, doesn't
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seem like the sheep are harmed in any way either. Oh no, no,
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now for terms of like like, oh, I'm thinking he normally would
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have blocked the fog. No no, no, no no, he normally
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would have blocked the moving the town, but since it's sad, he might
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block the fog, dog dog fox, the double homicide murder. Yea,
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they killed both the dog and a man, the fox the docks and should
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be Oh do you agree? So yeah, block block the husbandry and like
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the moving to town, so share sheep, we'd block the dog fox and
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like the Sweden relocating. Okay, uh, that means that Casey and Stevie
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you are allowed to keep one of those if you think they're right about one
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of them, but you'll have to switch the other two or you can come
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up with your entirely own combination. Okay, I did not pick the same
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thing as they did. I don't know if you did or not. I
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thought that they he would still share the sheep oh, yeah, obviously because
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it's ridiculous exactly getting shared. But I think we swapped the other two.
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Yeah, block the Sweden and we like because that's a fox dog Yeah,
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because the Sweden is depressing. Yeah, and the other one is just they're
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just gonna go ruin some other area. The other one is just too ridiculous
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to not block, or like they'd be a Disney movie. Man, it
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already is. I feel like it. There's the fox and the hound,
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I mean put them together. Okay, so tell me again when you're your
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selections, are you you're also sharing the sheep weed story? Correct? And
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we will be blocking the Sweden moving city thing because they're just going to ruin
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a new place because they're assholes, and like the dogs because dog foxes are
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cute. Well, as a matter of fact, it doesn't matter because Kyler
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and Aggy already got it. Exactly right. Absolutely, of course I would
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share the sheep weed story because that's hilarious. Yes, exactly, that's fantastic,
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just the amount of jokes you can make off that what the sheep are
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doing and just watching olderie runs. It's perfect, absolutely perfect. There's one
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writing poetry, you know, all this stuff again, where can I get
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this medicinal sheep? But yeah, Oggie killed any appreciation I had for the
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dog fox story at all, Like it was kind of kind of weird when
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it was like mysteriously died and then you're like, oh, yes, the
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stress skeled it. Okay, now I'm sad because the animal died and as
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far as I know, no animals died in Sweden relocating in her town.
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So yeah, I would like that one, and block the stray dog turning
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down to be a dog fox as weird and as bizarre as that is.
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So yeah, that's going to be one point too. Kyla and Aggie very
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nice. They have the lead, but of course, as you know,
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it's very easy to catch up and or take the lead because round two,
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Game two is going to be where two points and we're going to play that
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It's time for game two. Game two is an oldie, but a
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goodie. We haven't played this in a long time. It's pop Culture Fight
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Club. Oh wow, yeah, it's been a while. Our contestants need
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to prepare. Nobody prepared their best argument for a question about pop culture,
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and for this episode, the question is what is the best romance in a
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non romantic film, TV show or video game. The player who defends their
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choice the best will win the game and earn their team two. Episode points,
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Casey and Stevie. You guys lost the last game. You have the
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choice. You can make the other team go first, or you can go
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first yourselves. We got this, I believe, I don't. Maybe you
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do this. Case you want to pass. No, I need the pressure.
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We'll go first. Okay, all right, your team is going first
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and you're putting Stevie in first. Yeah, okay, I need the pressure.
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Stevie, You're gonna lead us off in your opinion, what is the
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best romance in a non romantic film, TV show or video game. I'm
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gonna give you, like roughly a minute or two to explain your position,
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and then everybody else can ask Skivie questions, interrogate him, push him.
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Maybe Casey you want to, uh, you know, kind of highlight the
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good things about his argument, but obviously Kyla and Ogie you are going to
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want to press him on things that are kind of flaky. Do we each
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get our own Yeah, everybody gets their own opinion and they get to mount
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of defense. Stevie, start us off. Just explain what you think is
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the best romance in a non romantic piece of media. I would like to
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enter into evidence your honor. It's not like full legal proceedings. It's more
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like more like debate clubs. And also he's your eminence. Yes, that
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is correct, thank you, thank you today. Yeah, the directly.
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But we all know the classic and amazing movie Galaxy Quest. Oh okay,
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yeah, Now this movie is yes, full of comedy and suspense and action
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and drama. Within this amazing movie in this script is a love that it
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is just growing between two species throughout the story. You just see it from
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that love at first sight, that glimmer in their eyes between mister Monkman himself
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Tony, I mean, I don't want to say his name. I didn't
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want to say it wrong, so I was like, I'll do the monk
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and I cannot remember the lady who was one of the alien races Missy.
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Yes, thank you, Missy Vile. They the actors names, not the
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character's name, But you're talking about the characters. The characters themselves. Uh,
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they fall in love throughout this these life freaking threatening situations, and the
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two species are able to coexist and coabitate, apparently because they show some of
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that happening in the movie. And then at the end of it, he
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actually sacrifices everything. He knows on Earth to go back and live with her.
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It's fucking amazing. And if love can go beyond species and ship,
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then why is fucking beastiality illegal? I have a question. He was making
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so much sense. I'm going to correct. She correct you on one factual
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thing. At the end of the movie, she stays with him. The
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alien stays on Earth with Fred rather than the other way around. But otherwise
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I think pretty pretty good. But now it's up to the other players.
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Go ahead and ask Stevie questions one at a time. We'll start with Augie
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and go counterclockwise, I guess, and just keep it moving. We'll say
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one question each. Yeah, okay, what do you what do you want
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to press him on? What do you have you not seen Galaxy quest I've
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seen bits and pieces of it. I'm pretty sure we had a movie night
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on it. Shit, you can forfeit your turn. You want to press
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Stevie on? Are you worried if they have children and then they move their
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habitat will they suddenly die? I am not worried about stress of living in
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a new environment, because she's already been able to show that she can live
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here without an issue. There was no real issue with her surviving on Earth,
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so I believe that their offspring, being a combination of the two like
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bodies, should be fine in our atmosphere or whatnot? And love all right,
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Casey, anything you want to ask Stevie about I'm clueless because I have
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never seen this movie, so I have no clue. Sure enough, you
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don't have to. You don't have to. It's just some option, all
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right. Stevie's presentation is done. We're going to move on to Casey.
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You are on this team, and you guys decided to go first, so
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you are up. So as I was rewatching the Austin Powers trilogy recently,
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I was thinking of the relationship between Austin Powers and Doctor Evil because throughout the
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three movies they have so much turmoil and anger towards each other, but at
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the end of the third movie, they actually come together and fight against one
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of the other, fight against gold members. Platonic romance. Yes, okay,
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we can go with that. I know it's weird, but we're not
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so different. Well, once again, go counterclockwise, Stevie. Anything you
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want to ask, it's not very that might make her case. I think
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that's a great idea. You're not going through the conventional way of answering the
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question, which is smart because Aaron loves stuff like that, and I think
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that gets like extra kudos right there in itself. I think I think,
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I think it was a perfect choice. The only thing I'd like to add
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is I think in the next movie they don't do so just banging a hot
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tub. Okay, the camera first, hostality and now incest. Let's is
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there any any any part of Casey's story you'd like to pick apart? God,
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I'm so terrible at this. You can forfeit your turn. Well,
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all right, Kyla, I guess it's all you. I know she's going
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to have strong opinions about this. I mean they are siblings. Oh that's
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true. Yeah, Just how do you think they I mean, they'd have
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to get some really good stunt doubles. Do you think it would be a
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good Well, No, And now I'm thinking about them banging in a hot
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tub, and that would be interesting, yes, because it is Mike Myers
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playing both characters, So it's kind of they're kind of falling in love with
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themselves because of the true their opposite sides of the same coin. Yeah,
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I don't know. But they still band together and fight the true evil.
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I am beginning to regret ever asking this question. Right, So we have
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two defenses that are barely defended because they were barely attacked. But I'd say
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you did. All right, let's move on to the other team. Which
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one of you two wants to go first doesn't matter. Yeah, I'll go
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first. Okay, you're up first, and Kyla will round us out.
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Okay, what you is the best romance and a non romantic piece of media.
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So I think the best romance and the non romantic piece of media comes
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from the couple from married and married with children. We go al Bundy and
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Peg Bundy. Okay, good luck with this one. Why you say that,
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Aaron, don't bet? They don't get me wrong. They are terrible,
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horrible people, especially to each other, but at every opportunity they do
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not cheat on each other. They're always faithful to one another. It's come
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close, and they've always backed out, and I've always reassured their interest in
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their partner. All right, And I think that's romance. That or it's
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the worst case of double Stockholm syndrome we've ever seen. I think all hit
30:52
it on the nose. There with the second part. Okay u kayla,
30:56
any part of story that you would like to highlight that you think is good.
31:00
I wasn't a fan of the show when it was first coming out,
31:04
but now that time has passed, a lot of people are saying, like
31:07
it's a good like allegory for suburban you know, boredom life stuff like that.
31:12
So like, yeah, I mean, in the end, they can
31:15
show that they're horrible people, but like they're not that horrible. You know,
31:22
they're human horrible, not like evil horrible. All right, uh,
31:27
casey, anything you'd like to pick a part on his story. I haven't
31:33
seen this one either, young You can forfeit your turn if you'd like.
31:38
Sure, Okay, Stevie gets cut us up. Okay. Though I do
31:45
agree with Agi that yes, Peg and l do truly love each other at
31:49
their core, there's nothing romantic about their relationship and hasn't since high school.
31:56
Throughout the entire series of it. There is no romance, man, There's
32:00
just that. Yeah, they end up not cheating on each other, that's
32:04
all you're going with the it's not that big of a thing. Yeah,
32:08
Well, they never say the L word, but they always seem to perform
32:13
through actions, you know, and actions speak lower than words. Nah,
32:16
acts of service. It's a love language. Yeah. Okay, well,
32:22
fairly well done. And let's round us out with Kyla, Kyla, what
32:27
do you think is the most romantic relationship? I ay, non romantic piece
32:31
of media. I think Wally and e Eve, the two little robots from
32:37
the movie Wally, because they're you know, it's the sad world. The
32:44
world has destroyed, but these two artificial life forms could find love. And
32:49
if they can, then maybe we can. If they can change, maybe
32:52
we can all change. Sorry Rocky for but yeah, like it. It
32:58
gives us hope for a whole this world. I should have done Rocky Love
33:02
Rocky done Rocky. You could say that Rocky is a romance, like it
33:10
is kind of a romance, And that's kind of why I was worried about
33:14
Wally being like not acceptable, because like that's kind of the core of the
33:16
story. But the core of the story is we're fucked spies. Well all
33:29
right, well well maybe we are fed. We'll tried it now, Casey,
33:34
do you have any any part of that that you'd like to pick apart?
33:37
Well, I'm three for three here. I haven't seen this one either,
33:39
get out because I'm a Disney freak. Wow, we need to introduce
33:45
you to some well I should know this because I have a Disney freak.
33:50
But I haven't seen this one either. But do you like Star Trek at
33:54
all? Or more importantly, do you like making fun of Star Trek at
33:58
all? As long as you're like basically familiar with the formula of Star Trek,
34:05
you would absolutely love Galaxy since my Since my sister here is obsessed with
34:08
Star Trek, Galaxy Quest, Galaxy Quest, you should absolutely watch. I
34:15
don't know about Wally. I haven't seen it myself. Beautiful, but maybe
34:20
I'll go home. Yeah, that's your assignment. The next time you come
34:23
on the podcast, there will be a quiz I will I will? Okay,
34:31
fair enough, so no attack from Casey Stevie. Do you have anything
34:37
you'd like to rip apart about her story? Yes, robots don't have souls,
34:43
therefore unable to love. Thank you Alex, and have a great day.
34:46
How would you How would you defend that? I think they're sentienced because
34:52
they have feelings. I think those feelings are programmed like the so called current
34:58
AI quote unquote Okay, yeah, and they're not real like complicated robots.
35:05
I mean, Eve is much more complicated than Wally. They could be the
35:09
consciousness of a person who was put into those room, brains out on that
35:20
he the eternal optimist. Okay, cleaning everything? Oh my god, the
35:25
fail safe program can't do it. Okay. Uh so, Oggie, is
35:30
there anything about kyla story that you would like to highlight before we're done?
35:34
No, I think it was. I think it was pretty good, honestly.
35:37
But theoretically, if they could have children, would they be little boxes
35:40
or little ovals oval boxes? Yeah, they'd be. There'd be some swear
35:46
on the bottom and round on the top so they don't tip over, but
35:52
they don't fall down. Yes, yes, yes, Okay, so it
36:02
really does. I don't know. I was expecting a bit more like back
36:07
and forth and actual like arguing, and I barely got any of it.
36:14
It's hard for me to tell what to me was like the best defended.
36:20
I think it's gonna come down to you too, actually, because incestuous romance
36:31
or platonic romance was not what I had in mind, So I'm just cutting
36:36
that off. It is. It is a change in their relationship, which
36:40
is good. But a change does not like a fully you know, I
36:45
don't know, like like there there was more to explore there. They just
36:50
didn't. But that's okay. It was kind of an out of the out
36:53
of the out of nowhere thing. Michael Kaine's our dad, uh uh,
37:00
Like what the fuck? And Kyle is Because I didn't see Wally, I
37:04
don't really have a feel for how that relationship came to be or how strong
37:08
the romance was, and there wasn't enough of an argument back and forth to
37:14
give me more of a picture of it. Although I really like your idea
37:16
that they're actually human consciousness trapped in a robot body. So it's gonna come
37:22
down to the two of you, because both of you presented relationships that I
37:25
would not have considered to be romantic in any way, but you also defended
37:30
it in a way that kind of made sense. But I think I'm gonna
37:35
have to give it to Augie because for a half second he legitimately made me
37:39
think that they actually do love each other, because it's true. They don't
37:45
say it, but they do it. They are still together, they still
37:47
do things for each other without thinking about it. Sometimes it's just kind of
37:53
an automatic love. That may not mean much, but to be fair,
37:59
they were together for a whole like two hours on screen. I think in
38:02
real time that that that movie is basically so they've been together for two hours
38:07
by the time it ends, So I don't know if I can call it
38:10
a great Now. The thing that kills me is that all of you missed
38:15
the easiest layup in the world, because I've been thinking about it, like
38:19
all day since I came up with it. Ult Gomez and Mortitia Adams,
38:24
come on, that is a gimme the greatest romances of all times. Yeah,
38:31
I was considered it. And it's from a sitcom. Yeah, I
38:36
think I thought that was a little too simply they're comedy movies, they're sitcoms,
38:44
they're not romances. But it's still a beautiful, loving relationship that just
38:49
never quits. You know. What. Other one I was thinking is like
38:52
an extra because it's a movie that kind of irks me. Is the movie
38:57
con Air that he loves, he loves his what and like they play that
39:02
they play like that like teen times, Like I saw that in the movie
39:07
theater and my eyes were tired from the eye rolls. And like Nicholas Cage
39:14
was a different person back then. It's much more beloved now. But it
39:16
was just like they beat that romance on the head even though it was an
39:21
action movie. Honestly, I don't care. John Malkovich and the guy who
39:24
played Miles O'Brien from Star Trek really made that fucking movie. Yeah. Well,
39:28
and oh, oh my god, yes, Steve. Uh, the
39:36
scene with the little girl was just chills. Anyway, we're getting way off
39:42
track here, So the two points go to Kyla and Augie. They are
39:45
up three points to zero. That one, it was it was genuinely close.
39:51
You did a good job. But they literally kissed this one and they
39:55
have sex right in front of guy, and then they just decide I'd stay
40:00
together. It's not the biggest romance in the world. Yeah, I get
40:06
it. You know, you're pushing your pro beast yelling what anyway, we're
40:13
gonna take a quick break and then we'll be back for round three. Game
40:15
three is worth three points, So Casey and Stevie need this to tie the
40:19
game up and get back into it and maybe they'll win the tiebreaker after that.
40:22
But uh, Kyla and Augie could make it a clean sweep. We're
40:25
gonna find out right after this. Hey, this is Russ, this is
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41:23
welcome back. It's time for Game three. Game three is going to be
41:28
an old favorite four out of five dentists. Oh yes, I'm gonna ask
41:31
five survey questions such as what percentage of Americans believe in ghosts? And one
41:36
team will guess the exact percentage out of one hundred. The other team is
41:39
going to guess whether the actual correct percentage is higher or lower than that Guess
41:44
if they're right, they win the survey. Otherwise the original guessers win it.
41:47
Then the teams are going to swap roles and we'll move on to the
41:50
next. First team to win three surveys wins the game and earns three episode
41:53
points. Now, Kyla and Stevie think carefully, because you lost the last
41:58
game. You have the choice. Would you like to guess the exact percentage
42:00
first? Or would you prefer to guess higher or lower first? What are
42:06
you think? They make them do the percentage for the first one and we
42:09
can just sure thing? Cool? Yeah? And also you called me Kyla,
42:13
but it's okay. Did I Oh my god, I'm so sorry.
42:15
It's okay. I was looking. It happens all the time, Casey,
42:20
it happens all the time, Aaron, Stevie Cilantro this. Okay, So
42:31
you've decided to go higher lower first? Yeah, they're going to do higher
42:36
hire, Okay. So Kyla and Augie, Yes, Kyla, And now
42:40
I'm doubting myself at every turn this would you want to Now I'm going to
42:49
develop a complex, Kyla, and you guys give me the exact percentage to
42:52
this survey according to a you go pull from twenty twenty one. What percentage
42:58
of American adults, and I apologize for getting a little racy right out of
43:00
the gates, what percentage of American adults say they have scheduled sex, meaning
43:07
they specifically set a time a certain time with their partners for the purpose of
43:13
having sex. Smart a regiment is really good for your health. I wonder
43:19
if they pulled all, like the whole sample size, or if it was
43:23
just people who were in relationships. It was American adults eighteen and up,
43:30
all ages, all ideologies, all difference. I'd say at least thirty three
43:37
percent or lower. Ooh, I was thinking around the same range, actually,
43:42
like thirty percentage. You want to do thirty yeah, okay, you
43:45
want to do thirty flat? Yeah, okay, thirty percent say Kyla and
43:51
Augie had to mentally recheck the names in my head Casey and Stevie. Do
43:59
you I think it's higher or lower than thirty percent? Were the age groups
44:04
again? All ages above eighteen? Oh? So eighteen? Well, initially
44:07
I was going to say twenty, but they say thirty, So they said
44:12
thirty, So I think I don't know. I have a feeling a lot
44:15
of adults who both are working. They schedule a day like there's a play
44:19
day. I guarantee it. And you know, you know what happens on
44:22
play day? Business time business. Yes, on playday is when you do
44:29
business, Dame m Well, hopefully you come anywhere. Yeah, Son,
44:38
thirty percent, So you think of like forty five. I think it's just
44:43
we just got to say higher or lower? Yeah, somethinking higher. Yeah,
44:45
okay, you guys want to go higher. Yeah, all right,
44:47
word agreement. So Kylo and you say thirty percent, Casey and Stevie say
44:52
it's actually higher than that. Well, I can tell you the exact percentage
44:55
of Americans who say they have scheduled sex is thirty eight percent. So Casey
45:02
and Stevie win the point. We have to guess the exact percentage. And
45:07
at the guest, no, no, no, I'm like, what did
45:10
they guess? They said higher, and it was higher. We'll give them
45:14
that's so they get the point. But for us it's still Yeah, it's
45:20
going to switch now, so you are going to guess higher lower, and
45:24
Casey and Stevie are going to say the exact percentage to this survey. According
45:29
to a you gov pull from twenty twenty three. What percentage of young Americans
45:32
between the ages of eighteen and twenty nine say they believe it is likely that
45:38
within the next ten years artificial intelligence will help us communicate with animals. That
45:46
what percentage of Americans between eighteen and twenty nine think that in the next ten
45:52
years, thanks to AI, will be able to communicate with animals. That's
45:57
got to be pretty high. Yeah, and kids nowadays will believe anything,
46:04
and they're always on the end. Then whipper snapper, so oh, I
46:08
was going to say like seventies, eighties, the mid seventies, high seventies
46:15
seven, Yeah, seventy eight. So let's go seventy year seventy eight percent,
46:21
say Casey, Stevie, that sounds really good, Hyla and Augie,
46:24
what do you think is it higher or lower? Aware, Sure, let's
46:28
go lower, just going lower. Yeah, no explanation needed, just lower.
46:31
It's a high number. It's benefit of the that I guess we'll go
46:36
with that. And maybe people are like pessimistic overall and they're like, gee,
46:38
I hope that doesn't happen, and maybe that clouds there. Uh,
46:43
you know, right, all right, stop it because they don't want the
46:45
t one thousands coming, the T one thousands, Yeah, the T one
46:51
thousand tigers, the high sheep, all right, the high sheep. So
46:57
steaming and Casey say it is seventy eight percent think we'll be able to communicate
47:01
with animals in the next ten years, and Kyla and Aggie say it is
47:06
lower. Well, the exact percentage of people who think between eighteen and twenty
47:10
nine who think within the next ten years artificial intelligence will help us communicate with
47:15
animals is fifty five percent. It is much lower, but still over half.
47:22
That's still kind of the side of it. Yeah, so it is
47:27
all tied up one survey a piece. Yeah. I mean, there's a
47:30
guy in my office who legitimately thinks, hey, I will do anything,
47:32
and he uses it to do about half of his job. Legitimately legitimately pays
47:37
twenty bucks a month, so it does half his job. Now, I
47:40
can't say whether he's doing his job well, but he is using it,
47:45
so there is that. I guess it's worth the investment for him anyway.
47:50
Yeah, I think because this theme this show, the episode does not have
47:53
a set theme. The title should be animal husbandry. It's come up several
48:01
time. I think it should be called Stevie Love's Best Reality and just roll
48:05
with that. But he's in charge of posting, so it will never happen.
48:07
Steve Hart's animal plan. Sorry, they are cute, especially Corky's all
48:17
right, so Corky butts. Anyway, let's move on to our third survey.
48:24
So once again, Kyla and you guys are gonna give me the exact
48:28
percentage, and Casey and Stevie you will give me higher or lower. Yeah,
48:32
and this one should haunt the two of you, related to a survey
48:37
we did on the last episode. According to a you gov poll from second
48:43
quarter of twenty twenty three, what percentage of American millennials say they have never
48:49
heard of Snickers candy bars? Oh? Fuck? What you know? If
48:53
you're one of them and you have access to the internet and like TV,
49:00
fucking radio, I'll even just go radio, and you know what the fuck
49:02
is Snickers bars? Go away. You're not allowed here anymore. Just go
49:07
They're not a real American, because a real American knows candy. So,
49:09
just for relevant context for Kyla and Casey, who were not here on our
49:15
last episode, the politics episode, we did for a similar survey, what
49:19
percentage of American millennials say they'd never heard of Joe Biden, and the correct
49:23
percentage was six percent. Oh my god. So bear that in mind that
49:28
we are now asking about Snickers, candy bars and Kyla and AUGI it is
49:31
your turn to give me an exact percentage. It's gotta be like down on
49:35
the teens. Yeah, I because there are people who live in rural areas,
49:39
But like, how are you able to pull them? But do you
49:45
want to go six percent? The same as didn't know about Biden? Do
49:47
you think Snickers is more ubiquitous or less ubiquitous than Biden? Shit? Just
49:58
like what does he put? Well, if you have it, if you
50:00
had to choose the one that is more invasive in your daily life, Snickers
50:02
would be it would be yeah. Yeah, So I think I'm thinking it's
50:06
actually more like closer to like thirteen fourteen percent. Okay, let's go with
50:09
that thirteen percent. Thirteen percent say they have never heard of Snickers, candy
50:15
Bars, Casey and Stevie. Do you think the exact percentage is actually higher
50:20
or lower than thirteen? Do you know what the ironic or you know,
50:23
sorry wrong? I irritating heart about this is some of these millennials who don't
50:30
know what stickers are are probably wearing a fucking Snickers bar shirt or some shit,
50:32
and no fucking idea. But I haven't feel like it's gonna be lower
50:36
than thirteen percent though, right. They got to know. Yeah, I
50:38
mean they're in every fast food, yeah, convenience store and stuff three destination,
50:44
They're on TV. Yeah, they're Halloween or huge like that. Stuff's
50:47
everywhere. Right, So it's kinda it's gonna be lower. It's kinna be
50:51
they have to like more people have to know about Snickers bars. You must
50:54
know about stickers, you weed now compared to before, that's true. Do
51:00
you know any candies? I've discovered a lot. Okay, so you're going
51:08
with it was American millennials, right, yes, Okay, yes, it's
51:12
not about I didn't pay attention. It was American. Sure, some ship
51:16
motherfucker. So I'm just gonna get you to reiterate one more time. They
51:20
said thirteen percent, and you are saying lower lower. Okay, So the
51:24
exact percentage of American millennials who say they've never heard of Snickers candy bars is
51:31
four percent. Wow. So Casey and Stevie take that survey as well.
51:37
That's fair, but it is true that Snickers is more ubiquitous than Joe Biden.
51:44
But you went the wrong way with the percentage. It should have gone
51:46
lower instead of higher. But that's all right, It's still reach you guys.
51:52
You guys have to win the next two surveys to catch up, though,
51:55
because otherwise, if if Casey and Stevie get another on, that is
52:00
their third and they will win the game. So but this time they are
52:05
giving the exact percentage and Kylo and ogugh, you will give me the higher
52:07
or lower bid. Uh, this should be right up Stevie's alley sort of,
52:15
Casey and Stevie. According to a you go poll from twenty twenty three,
52:20
what percentage of American women said that if it were possible to have sex
52:24
with robots they would consider it? What percentage of American women said they would
52:30
consider having sex with robots if it were possible? Those men, easy,
52:36
Yeah, ninety two women though, yep. With American women with robots,
52:45
no question se robots is robot considered like one of the sybian things too,
52:51
or like it has to be humanoid? The poll did not discriminate. I'm
52:54
just trying to be thorough, all encompassing. Yeah, like a city and
53:01
you can get it. Let's see see this one. I would say kind
53:08
of in the teens, you think, but I'm not gonna say it.
53:13
I bet you it's in the twenties if not a little h dude. People
53:19
have gotten into so many more things. Yeah, people years and people will
53:24
believe anything these days. Robot, I'm assuming I have a face, whether
53:30
digital or prosthetic. Oh god, you gotta name it right. Do you
53:43
want to be like covered all thirty covered all the stuff like the show in
53:52
robots? It's a wide range. I'm sorry, I can't say you're not
53:55
there are giving me. We'll go right in the middle, like the low
54:00
thirties, like thirty two, Sure, thirty two, thirty two percent from
54:09
Casey and Cebee, Kyler and AUGI is the exact percentage higher or lower?
54:14
And remember you must get this. I've got no U perspective on this.
54:20
I think women are freakier than people think. And it's more like fifty percent.
54:24
I think on any given day, like you know, one out of
54:29
every two women would be like sure, why not? I mean, like,
54:31
you know, the orgasm gap is quite wide, you know, anything
54:37
we can do to make it better. Right, that's fair, It's like
54:40
it's scientific. I was just thinking about all the times I've tried to get
54:45
into the orgasm gap. It's efficient, if nothing else, it's at That's
54:52
a new title in this episode, the orgasm gap. Okay, So are
55:00
you both saying higher? Yeah? Higher? Okay? So you need this
55:06
to stay in the game. Casey and Stevie said thirty two percent, and
55:10
Kylon and Oggi say it's actually higher than that. The actual percentage of American
55:15
women who said they would consider having sex with robots is fourteen percent, which
55:22
means Casey and Stevie have won this game. They're lions right. Three surveys
55:30
to one and they get the three points and they have tied the game.
55:36
Yes, which means we need a time breaker, and lucky me, there
55:39
is one survey left, so we're gonna helping to do this the whole time.
55:44
We're gonna play that survey. Now, Casey and Stevie think this over
55:49
very carefully. For this last one, I'm giving you the right because you
55:52
caught up. Would you like to give the exact percentage on the survey or
55:57
would you like to guess higher? Or lower. They hire a lower.
56:00
Yeah, we'll go hire a lower. Caring to win this. I was
56:05
gonna say you won the last one on percentage, but you're going with hire
56:08
and lower. Anyway, Best of luck, Kyla and Ai. You have
56:14
to give me a percentage on this question, and I think you'll find it
56:19
very familiar. According to it, you go pull from twenty twenty three what
56:22
percentage of American men said that if it were possible to have sex with robots,
56:28
they would consider it. We're still trying to every guy's trying to Okay,
56:31
I want to say eighty five. Yeah, like that might seem low,
56:37
but like there's a lot of religious dudes, oh Aggie saying up up,
56:40
up. Now. I'm not saying one hundred because I ain't one of
56:47
them, so but it's yea he is, though, he's but he's in
56:53
the other one majority, which I think is probably closer to like he the
57:00
eight eighty nine ninety percentile. You're a dude, I'll go with you.
57:04
I'll go with your eighty It's gonna not be great, but okay, eighty
57:07
nine percent, eighty nine percent say robots, say Thylan and Augie, now
57:16
Casey and Stevie, do you think the actual percentage is higher or lower than
57:21
eighty nine percent? That's a good number, but yeah, it's high.
57:25
That's really high. That is high. And you did bring on a good
57:29
points like I can't remember what they were, probably didn't, just imagining you.
57:37
But I do believe it is lower. It's high. I think it's
57:40
way higher than the women, for sure. I don't that will put his
57:45
penis in a home the wall like it don't matter, like he will.
57:50
They can and they have, there's videos online look it up like they will.
57:55
So it is high. But I think it's just lower than what they
58:00
because I think I think men in general have more morals than people think.
58:07
Yeah right, okay, sorry, Hey, coming from someone who's single and
58:14
who's hopeful morals, we don't know. We sorry it'll be, but it
58:20
will be. Then I have no I have no hope it was. It's
58:24
a noble thought, but waste it on us. So you think lower,
58:30
I think just lower? Yeah, not much though, I say lower.
58:34
Okay, so you're going with the lower lower than for the game. All
58:37
right, well, Kyland Augie said it was eighty nine percent, and Casey
58:45
and Cebe say lower. The exact percentage of American men who said that if
58:51
it were possible to have sex with robots they would consider it is twenty nine
58:57
percent. They're lying too, which means and Stevie have won the whole game.
59:07
Congratulations on winning the episode. Yes it is not nearly as high as
59:09
you thought, but it is still more than double the women. It wasn't
59:15
an anonymous poll. That's the only I think that's funny. That's the numbers
59:25
we got. So anyway, Oh wow, that was a really uh,
59:30
really well fought contest. Guys, all done, very close and exciting game,
59:36
come from behind victory from Casey and Stevie. Well done. Congratulate second
59:40
place. Yes, nobody can take that from you side by side on the
59:45
winners podium. Yes, you want to share the victory like the Olympics winners
59:51
have been doing. Like we spit the teams today so that way we can
59:54
all grow together. You are describing talking about bestiality, sex with the robots
1:00:02
and incest as growing. Yes, okay, we've all heard something today.
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We're not yucking anyone's yum. I think I can imagine what part of you
1:00:10
is growing. But anyway, oh god, that's what she said, all
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right, well, I have to thank Kyla and Casey for coming on her
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show and being so silly with us today. Thank you so much. As
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always, I appreciate it. Hope you guys had fun. We always do
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when you guys come. And if there's anything you would like to plug,
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or you know, any social media pages you have that you want to tell
1:00:37
people about, that would be the time. I'm on Instagram, Kyla the
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Kowala. I don't post a lot, but I'm just I'm promoting everybody else.
1:00:49
I'm yielding my time to the committee to promote their stuff. I have
1:00:52
bought two count of two copies of fame by Oh why would you do that?
1:00:58
So I can give one always a hasn't it Somebody's like, oh yeah
1:01:00
I heard about that. I'm like, I got an extra c there are
1:01:04
you didn't have to buy two? It is genuinely appreciated and I will happily
1:01:08
sign both of them. Thank you. Uh, Casey, what about you?
1:01:12
Anything you want people to know about you? Yeah? Go ahead on
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Instagram, Facebook, YouTube as kjas design. Heck yeah with all my designy
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furniture refinished. What are you working on right now? I am currently working
1:01:27
on a dresser that is about forty four years old. Oh wow, refinishing,
1:01:30
restoration, yeah, stand and the process of staining and sealing it.
1:01:37
So that's very cool working on that's awesome. And you post like pictures and
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videos to document it. Yeah, that is cool. It is cool.
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Yeah. So absolutely, if you're interested in stuff like that, you should
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absolutely check uh check her page out and keep up on the progress of the
1:01:52
of the addresser. I'd like to see how it's coming along because that stuff
1:01:55
has always interested me. Uh. And I've just never been any good and
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I'm off this week, so there will be Hey, there you go,
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designing a lot of working on designs. Perfect coming out. It wouldn't be
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more perfect. As for me. I'm just gonna promote my book. I
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haven't I haven't shut up about it, and I'm not going to start now.
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So it is currently available for pre order on as paperback on Amazon and
1:02:22
Burns and Noble, both websites you can find it. Fane by Aaron Randolph.
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Please check it out and see if it's your cup of tea. I
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hope it is. There's a trailer for the damn thing. I've got it
1:02:32
up on YouTube and I posted it to all of my social media sites,
1:02:35
where you can find me at pantsless erin or in the case of TikTok pantsless
1:02:39
dot erin, which is irritating, but somebody had apparently already claimed it anyway,
1:02:46
I know, silly. Earlier it was it was literally me from like
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ten years ago. But yeah, please check it out if it sounds like
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you're kind of thing. It's a thriller with a sci fi bent, and
1:03:00
I hope everybody really loves it. The first review came in and it was
1:03:02
spectacular. It was from book Jim Rex on Instagram. Thank you so much
1:03:07
for that, and Stevie and Augie. Where can people find you in the
1:03:10
cool things you're doing? Oh my gosh, I'm getting into some video editing
1:03:15
and upgrades and a bunch of other things are going to be doing soon,
1:03:19
so you can find me with all that fun stuff at midnight smoke. You
1:03:23
can find me on our discord only accessible by our Patreon yeah, which I
1:03:30
would absolutely remark recommend checking out. If you enjoyed this episode or any other,
1:03:34
go check out our patreon, Patreon, dot com slash bfytw. There
1:03:37
are currently only two tiers two and five dollars, but I recommend the five
1:03:42
dollar tier for reasons that will become a known as shortly. But we do
1:03:47
have a lot of extra stuff on there. We usually put the behind the
1:03:50
scenes, the between break stuff, you know, anything that won't offend anybody
1:03:53
at least or get someone in trouble. We tend to put on our Patreon
1:03:58
And also you get episodes early, you get extra features, you get extra
1:04:00
episodes, you get extra stuff, all kinds of fun stuff. I highly
1:04:03
recommend it. You can also go to our website b fy twpod dot com
1:04:08
uh where you can find links to all the cool things our friends are doing,
1:04:12
like the guy who wrote a book and won't shut up about it.
1:04:15
That's there, as well as all our other friends as well as all our
1:04:17
other friends who are also doing cool things. And also to deserve to be
1:04:20
promoted, Aaron, remember be nice and be even okay anyway that I think
1:04:28
is gonna be it from us? Why because fuck you, That's why.