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Holy count you're here. Welcome back
to another bone or so because you're a

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very important bitch on Patreon with me
Rihanna Campbell and me. Are you ready

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to give our special Patreon members a
very exclusive episode? You know I am.

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Let's fucking go be on the double. Huh Hi, Adam, how

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are you? I'm all right?
Hi, Billy, how are you?

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I'm doing good. Nice to hear
from you, Billy, and I hope

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all as well. With your lady
friend, We're gonna have to interview our

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one Patreon member to see how their
relationship is going. Isn't that fun that

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they met each other? Did you
see the discord? Use all the discord.

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But I'm just reminding you met a
lady at like a convention. I

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feel like that's a really good place
to meet somebody because you know, off

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the bat, you've got some intense
mutual and some similarities. Yeah. Yeah,

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but like conventions, like you can
be like, oh, I like

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Supernatural, but then there's like a
step above that of like I want to

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meet and greet the Supernatural cast,
you know what I mean, Like that's

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an intense common interest of going to
those Yeah, I think you'd be surprised.

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No, yeah, yeah, I
think I think I think a lot

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of people go there just like sure, but it's it's something so specific.

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I don't think people just wander into
a convention and be like you to convention,

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like I don't know, I feel
like you have to have some type

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of interest. Probably. Yeah,
there's also levels in that how serious you

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are about it. But you know
what I mean, Yeah, we've we've

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only been to one together, well
two, you worked more when I'm talking

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about wind when like attended one?
Which one is that we went to one

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that was at the NRG Stadium in
Houston, very randomly we did, Yeah,

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we did. And it was a
lot of people selling crystals and lotioned.

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Yes, but there was also just
like it was just kind of shopping.

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It was a little you know,
I think there were some eat and

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greets, but I don't think.
Actually, yeah, I wore my sailor

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moon shirt. And you got that
fish artwork either the fish artwork or the

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girl one or the other are both
okay? Remember yeah, yeah, yeah,

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you got some really cool artwork.
And then you know, the whole

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thing was pretty much shopping. It
was like vendors, but then also these

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big setups of people just selling like
very Kiosk mall style prints any superhero onto

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a canvas kind of shit. Yeah, a lot of the like smaller ones

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are kind of like that. Yeah, because I think I think Comic CON's

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actually going on like right now,
or it just ended. Oh yeah,

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because yeah, it wasn't Comic Con. It was called just like the Houston

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the Houston Superhero Show. I think
I actually I might be looked through my

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Facebook and tell you what was actually
called. Ye, I have a photo

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of that day that you don't remember
remember. Yeah, Well, we've kind

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of been to two. Well the
other one I didn't. I didn't go

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I just went after no no,
no, no, no no. Not

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that we did one here in Austin
kind of one. It was. It

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was a little different, but no. It was during ACE not a cl

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south By Southwest and we went to
that little like VA video game little It

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was kind of a convention like that. You don't remember we went to it.

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We went to uh yeah, south
It was yeah, during south By.

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It was like they're one of their
gaming convention things. We got passes,

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cheap general passes. Oh that one
was neat because I remember like there

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was people who like made their own. There was a lot of showcasing of

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their people's work. Yeah, it
was all like that was cool. It

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was all studios, both digital and
like tabletop like board games, kype of

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guys. Yeah, and I don't
even remember, but we watched like a

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Halo tournament for a few minutes.
Yes, okay, I didn't like a

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competition. It was like in the
like it was like in a little tiny,

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like little stadium where you could go
and watch them play. I do

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remember that, yes, yes,
okay, Yeah, it was very Yeah,

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it was like a actually yeah,
like a video game, up and

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coming video gaming. It was sports
sports. It was esports. That's what

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it was. That's the term I
was looking for. Yeah, it was

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like a little esports moment. That's
so funny. I don't think I realized

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that I completely forgot. Yeah,
but that was really neat looking and looking

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at different board I didn't understand some
of the board games we looked at.

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Well, first of all, I
don't understand. I barely understand it Opoly,

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Like learning a new board game is
the biggest eye roll of my whole

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fucking life. Like I will never
I have no interest every time, But

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you want to play a new game. I'm like, no, I want

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to play. You know, we're
sorry, like see, and I'm the

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exact opposite. I love you love
a game. I love any form of

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game. You really do. Fuck, I can't find that. I think

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I'm overlooking it, but I'm looking
hard on Facebook. I know it's here

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somewhere. Oh my god, poor
cat. I'll find it later. I

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know exactly what I'm wearing. I
took a photo my hair short and blonde

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and people of glasses on. I
remember exactly that we went to that one

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in Houston. But yeah, you
got your artwork, and yeah's just a

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lot of like even grown men just
being like I make louts and soaps and

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it's just like, yeah, there
was a lot of like handwritten packaging.

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Yeah, and there was a lot
of like not a comic book or like

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nerd culture related products there people were
selling. It was very generic. It

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was very strange. Or they would
like it would be soaps, but then

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they'd like put a picture of Spider
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It was so yeah, it was
very off. But yeah, I

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forgot that. We did a little
bit of south By Southwest a few years

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back. Nice we should go to
more conventions. I like him. I

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really wanted to love to go to
drag Con. Sure where is that even

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in California? Yeah? Yeah,
yeah, that would be a fun one.

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I've always wanted to go. You
want to hear something weird drag Con

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just like any convention, you have
to remember. But it's only it's pretty

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much like only drag queens, right, and there's little tents yea that there

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are some drag queens that are like
that are there and people walk by,

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the drag queen kind of perks up
and the person is kind of like half

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waves and keeps walking. You know
we how we do that? And you're

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like, I don't want to stop
them, like this person's rocks, but

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you're doing that to humans. Isn't
that sad? That are like, oh,

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they're all going to stop for the
I was kicked off season four.

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I was the first person kicked off
season four. Nobody remembers me, and

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like not a lot of people stuff. They're like, well, what's your

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name, just like awkwardly like filler
queens. Well it's funny because I've been

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to one of those where it is
my people just kicked in people. I

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mind yeah, where it is just
meeting people as opposed to like booths where

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people are showing off ship and it
is kind of awkward people staying there that

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like people don't want to meet.
Yeah. I think I told you this

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story before. I don't know if
I've ever said it on the podcast,

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but this is one. This is
I met Norman Ritas. He's from He's

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Darryl and the Walking Dead. Else
you would wat, I can't imagine you

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watched Boondock Saints. Well, he's
he's a This was like right at the

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beginning of Walking Dead, so it
was it was like fun but like,

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no, no, it was it
was before Walking Dead. He was there

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for Boondock Saints, even though it
was a horror convention. I don't know

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why the Boondock Saints were there.
But I met him like and not at

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his booth like out. I met
him in the convention, like just on

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the floor. I remember I was
looking at a T shirt and this guy

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just goes, excuse me, man, like excuse. He's like just like

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pats on my shoulder and he's like
excuse me, and I turned and it's

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fucking Norman Retis. He tapped on
you. Yeah, and I was probably

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like I was maybe fourteen or fifteen
when this happened. He never told me

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this near. I always forget about
this story. And I was like,

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oh, oh, hi, Norman
Readis, do you remember what you said?

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I think I just I don't think
I said anything. I was just

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kind of stunned. And he goes, I'm trying to buy a shirt for

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my son, which which one do
you like? And he was like,

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I was thinking about the Godzilla one
and I was like yeah, and just

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kind of walked away, like fully
panicked with me. Oh, Adam,

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you're crazy. I think, like
it's even you think in his and he's

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like a once like freaked out a
kid. This kid was like, why

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is this weird old man talking to
me? Well, it's funny too,

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because like the convention is you there
meetings, meeting people, but like you

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don't expect to see him on the
floor, Like it feels different, even

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though it was like, oh I
was just at his roof. Yeah,

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it's like seeing Santa off duty.
Yeah, it was just it's like,

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oh, Okay, you're currently a
real person, not just like sign this.

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Yeah, but yeah, why did
I bring this whole thing up?

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Conventions? Oh? Because you were
talking about I've been to one of those.

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I said, I've been to one
of those that you were talking about

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with DragCon. Yeah, I love
that story. I forgot about that.

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You know. I learned something new, a new experience you had today.

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I don't think I've been like surprised
by you in a long time. You're

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pretty predictable. Yeah, I just
wanted to a guitar convention. Why do

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you go to so many conventions?
Your mom's just maying at things in two

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with you. Yeah, mom does
it now. She's like, Oh,

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there's the oddities and curiosities can mention. And then she was like, but

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I don't really like old stuff.
I want everything new. I was like,

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ma'am, what are you doing?
Jakin of detour us and we'll come

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right back. Okay, So for
the Patreon, not only have you joined

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us on an edible, but you've
joined us on a special segment I'm gonna

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call cake time. And we recently
joined a meal a meal delivery kit service

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because I am not good at grocery
shopping. It's called you're not sponsored going

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to give their name out? Well, it's a really good deal, OK,

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But we're sponsor I'm there to help
people save money and nonetheless, but

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it's called every Plate. It's the
affordable version of Hello Fresh. I say

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version of because HelloFresh owns it.
Yeah, okay, you don't have to

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be rude. So we got that. It's really inexpensive in comparison to a

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lot of them. So, you
know, got our meals. But this

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one's fun because you can do add
ons and we used to do Blue Aprons.

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I used to because I used to
work at Blue Apron and there was

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never add on meals. You just
pick your meals and that's kind of it.

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But like, you can do add
ons for a dessert. So I

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got us dessert. So I just
made us and I put the little their

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little bunk cakes. They come ready, you just have to put them in

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the oven. What yeah, I
know what you mean. But it's funny

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saying talking about a cake and being
like they're all ready, but you have

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to put them in the oven,
because it's like what I It made me

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laugh. Whatever, you're a hater. They smell really good. Put your

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nose up to him, boy.
But so I got us two, you

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know, one for you and for
I because they come in a pack of

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two. Yeah, lemon berry bun
cake. Yeah, bitch of clapping in

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right there like a like a sound
type. So they're sitting here, they

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smell incredible. Some ASMR. You
were gonna get our live reactions to every

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plates lemon berry bunt cake. But
if we were like our whole our whole

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podcast was just reviewing meal kit meals, just like just the mills that we

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not individual companies, but like just
the meals, every single meal. Yeah,

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and sometimes in a new season as
we start a new company, and

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this season is is the blue apron
uh this season of blue and yeah,

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we get it for X amount of
weeks and we're like, all right,

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well, yesterday we had the steak
and potatoes a little different than the steak

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and carrots from two weeks ago because
they because they're all kind of the same.

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There's only so many meals, like
we've had this one with the ball

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Semmach before I just realized we're gonna
have to buy another accordion binder. Oh

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my god. We have so many
recipes. We got it for a year

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straight exactly four, no three.
I think we're gonna do three, not

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four, three recipes for an entire
year. A week for an entire year.

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Yeah, fifty, it's fifty two, but it's fifty two times three.

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Go, yes, that's how many
of the got. Okay, but

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adam, they're gonna get cold,
so okay, here fork, I know

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I put it to clarify again,
they're not sponsoring those. Yeah, Billy,

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get your head out of your ass. That would be a funny.

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That'd be a fun podcast, just
revealing the meals the shitty mills you make.

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Oh that's good. It's a little
crunchy. The bottom is crispy.

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That's a crunchy fig If my like
to have a little crunch what wild thing

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to say? That's like saying like, yeah, I let my over to

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have a little crunch. Oh well
no, that's not wait hold on.

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The yogurt thing doesn't work because it
would be like granola. People put granola

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in their yogurt. I like my
molat. I like now I'd be putting

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granola in my milk too. White
people are weird. But yeah, this

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is really good. You know what
a weird stereotype of white people I learned

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was, Were you offended? No? No, no, no, no

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no no no. I just it
was more like, huh uh, someone

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I worked with told me. He
was like, oh, that's a stereotype

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of a white person. I was
like, huh, did you make this

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space? Well, yes, but
everyone knows that that white people put their

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cot like their ketchup in the fridge. That's not a thing. All of

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those Mexicans put are ketchup in the
fridge. I mean they're not paying attention

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to it's literally on the box.
It's on the bottle, it says keep

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refrigerating. I agree. But this
person then made a good I think I

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said. I was like, wasn't
it supposed to be? And they made

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a the argument of was it captain
a fridge at a restaurant? And I

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was like, oh, they're in
glass bottles? Mm hmm. Not always.

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I think that was your thinking.
Go into sixties diners all the time.

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I don't think any restaurant has them
in glass bottles anymore. I cannot

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tell you the last time I saw
a ketchup in a glass. At every

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second that goes by, it's more
and more, more and more TikTok.

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Because I started talking this while I'm
eating, well because also because he also

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used said they're all glass bottles,
And for a second I was like Oh

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that's a good argument. Hold on, I just liked every I hope you

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listen to this one day because I
just want to hear you just slowly incline

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and aggression with how you with how
how much you don't agree with my statement,

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and just kept I just watched your
whole blan like I just watched you

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boil from the inside. As I
was as I was going into what it

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didn't make sense. I kept thinking
of more things. We just couldn't keep

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up an aggressive way of telling me
I'm wrong. No that, but really

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that's wish. That's not why it
is. But no restaurants keeping them a

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plastic models. All the restaurants go
to the ketchups and a glass bottle and

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the soy sauce. Yeah, the
soy sauce always is exactly so I get

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a point. This spun cake slaps
Another podcast idea. Is it is the

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food good? Or are you just
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I'll be your host this evening.
Tonight, we're enjoying the lemon flavored edibles.

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We're gonna We're gonna try it today
and tomorrow. Tonight we're eating canned

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chicken. Is it good or is
it? Are we just high? Oh

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that's not a terrible idea. Don't
put your fork. It's pointy. A

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show where this is my this is
it, this is it you we've been

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talked about sex one time halfway through
this episode. A show where every episode

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this is how it works. You
pick a food, save these lemon berry

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bun cakes. Pick of food,
lemon berry bund cakes. You you get

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high, and then review it like
this is the show reviewing what you just

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ate. And then you would have
to wait, like maybe the next day

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or sober eat the same things what
I just said. Yeah, but I'm

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flushing it out. I'm worrying on
how the production of it works. It's

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repeating what I You just want to
talk about the logistics of a show,

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but you you made it as a
joke. But I'm sitting here saying,

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I think that's actually a good idea. And then ran through the logistics of

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how it works, just in case
I couldn't figure that out. It's a

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pretty simple concept. Have we done
what you when we started this? He

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said, I got this. I
got this, guys in what this what

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this episode is gonna be? I
had an idea it has it has chame

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to me. God, apologies,
I had an idea, but I have

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misplaced it. Pass come back to
me. I'm gonna take a million on

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this one. I'd like to plead
the fifth. What if you did?

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Then? Who wants to be a
millionaire? They ask you a question,

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you're like pass family feud. Pass. No. But it's like a specific

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time of it where they do the
past, that's sure. It's not just

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like every single time like he comes
to you. You're just like like when

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he goes person by a person,
he's like past, Steve. I like

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the idea of it being like Jeopardy
where you have to buzz in. So

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just buzzes in and passed. I
can't have this CorCE. That's so funny.

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Well hopefully, Oh did you ever
tell Shade the picture from my grandpa

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looks like Altabet? Uh huh,
don't you? Yeah, I missed my

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grandpa. Oh, I don't know. I never have to see the woman

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I became. I know, It's
okay. I was acting just like this

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at like eight, So just a
little bitch. Yeah, anyway, do

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you miss your grandparents? You got
any good blow jobs lately? Sorry,

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we gotta gotta get this back on
track. I don't know if it ever

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was on track. Well, that's
what I gotta lead here. You started

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talking about conventions, was talking about
convention? You ever had sex a convention?

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No? Why not? What do
you mean? Why not? Did

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you ever have sex with me at
a convention? Well, like you could

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initiate once in a while. Okay, so're talking about convention. Name tell

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who's the who's the one superhero you'd
bang? We gotta bring it around town,

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bring a superhero I would bang?
Did it have to be a superhero?

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Mmmm? I think to keep things
categorized, should just do it by

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universes or something? Okay? All
cartoons? Oh that's a good one.

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Okay, Marvel, Marvel universe?
Who would you bang? Uh? Uh?

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At each gender of each ginger?
Yeah, you really got yourself.

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You're fact yourself one of each ginger. I've never never seen you left so

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hard at yourself before. You're really
proud of it. Goes to an adoption

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agency. Which one do you want? One of each ginger? Okay?

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Uh? All of Marvel? The
woman? Uh? I thought that was

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your answer. Who from the Marvel
universe would you would you bang? The

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woman is the worst. We're never
going to get an answer, but probably

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black Cat from Spider Man. I
don't know who that is black Cat,

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black Cat, No, it's that's
the woman she's like, that's the woman.

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She's like their version of cat Woman. She's just like a burglar with

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the dresses like a cat, but
she has white hair. It's cute.

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She's cute. Asked for how the
man? They're probably over complicated by asking

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for each ginger. Probably okay,
well just keep it up, Spiddy Bat.

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Whatever her name was, black Cat? Yeah, oh okay, And

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who would you who would you of? Who would you? No? Name

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a different universe? That's how?
Oh? Okay, I didn't. You

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don't really, you don't really like
you don't pay attention. Explain the rules

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from I guess from d C,
which is so hard. I don't watch.

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Uh well, I know who.
Let me just name how many I

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can. Okay, this is a
funner game, Harley Quinn. Oh okay,

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you're naming. Oh, you're just
naming it all the characters you can

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think of of DC. That okay, okay, okay, I thought you

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were going somewhere else with this,
but let's let's continue doing though. I

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thought you were naming, like what
move. What DC movies you have seen?

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Why would that be fun here?
It was supposed to be funnier.

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That's just what I thought was happening. Oh you said that, you were

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like that, that's even better.
You said something like that. Yeah,

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that's what you're doing is even better. Okay, Okay, please continue,

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Okay. So these are the D
SEE characters I i've heard of. Okay,

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Harley Quinn uh huh. Please and
Ivy. Okay, there you went

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with the two lesbians. Lesbians?
Yeah, well they're in like a couple

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in the comics too. The Joker, uh huh. Batman okay, the

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Penguin, uh huh, the Riddler, uh huh. Sticking a Gotham on

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this one. I gotta squeeze.
I gotta squeeze every ounce of this DC

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juice. I don't know any of
them. You know a lot of Batman.

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I'm just naming him going off the
movies i've seen. I think I'm

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at six. Uh, Robin,
there you go? You yeah, Catwoman,

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uh huh, okay, excuse me, Aquaman uh huh, Aquaback.

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Do you want to hint? There's
one you definitely know you've seen the movie.

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Yeah, I'm getting there. Getting
there. Okay, mm hmmm the

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Hulk. No, oh sock,
Are you sure? Because this? Movies

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are bad? But that's what is
that supposed to me? Do you see?

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Movies are pretty bad for the most
part. No, there's one.

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There's one that's really good that you
enjoyed. Lady Lady, Woman of a

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Lasso. Oh, there you go, yes, wonder Woman, wonder Woman.

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But don't you who is the first? Oh? Yeah? Well,

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yeah, who was the first person
you named when you were naming DC characters?

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Batman? No, Harley Quinn.
There you go. And you've seen

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two movies she was in that had
multiple characters. I can't remember Suicide Squad

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right now, Okay, I don't
remember. I know that there was no

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well, yes, okay, yeah, but that's the bad one. I'm

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talking about the James Gunn one,
the more recent one, Birds of Prey,

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that one too, I don't remember. Oh, the Canary Close,

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the Black Mask, Uh yes,
kind of Waconda. What's his name?

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I just love you? Look,
just stay. It's like you picked them

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like a word that can't be a
question, and just being like what Conda

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is that? Not DC? No? Oh man. But it's also like

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that's also not a character. Yeah, that's his name. It's a black

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panther. But that's that's just like
the city that he's from. Okay,

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word, I didn't know that.
No, but okay, there was a

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show we both really liked, Yes, and it has Shohn seen it,

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But I don't remember. I never
remember his name. He looks like a

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he looks like a pencil. I
always wanna call him, like mister pencilhead.

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It's like it's a captain do good? I did that like the paint,

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like what the patriot? Hold on, I'll get it. You're the

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Patriot, the justice peacekeeper? You
got it? Yes? I was almost

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there. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm bad at names.

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Yeah. But the answer your question, I don't know if i'd have sex

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to any of them. No.
I think Harley Quinn would be a good

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lay. Yeah, she tracks me
as a selfish lover. I agree,

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Well, oh maybe, I don't
know. I feel like she has her

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power. She feels like a good
amount of power with women, so I

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feel like as a woman she'd be
more of a taker. But because she's

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so obsessed with joker like, she's
more of a like a men pleaser.

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Sure, but history has shown when
she's around women, she thrive, she

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confident, she confident, Well yeah, I mean she eventually gets her gets

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her mojo back. I agree with
you, but I also think there comes

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like I feel like that's a dangerous
choice. Okay, well, I mean

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none of them are great. Batman
would cry I don't have time for that,

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and he doesn't go down on women
canonically because quote from the DC executives,

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Batman doesn't do that. Yeah yeah, yeah, uh yeah, yeah,

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that's kind of all I had for
DC. None of them are stand

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out, none of them stand out
to me. Then Superman, Uh,

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he's still a candy ass. I've
never heard you wants a candy ass.

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Well he is, okay, yeah, he just mm hmm. He seemed

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like he'd be like, well,
I have to be your Baron's farst.

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Like I just you know, he's
all too traditional for me, Like yeah,

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like I don't think Superman like cares
about the LGBTQ community. Wow,

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Okay, I see where you're going
with this. George Bush hates black people,

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you know, Like sure, so
yeah, it's maybe poison ivy.

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Honestly, it's just the women.
Sure, So a new universe for you,

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Cartoon Network probably I don't remember her
name, but the mayor's assistant.

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Oh, mainly because we don't see
your face. She's a butterface. She

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might be, but she's the only
character I could think of that is like

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an adult and like she's got a
rocking bod. She's got them curves at

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least, sure that's fair. Yeah, Harry Potter, Oh god, you

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know, I'm not gonna know non
other names. We'll just describe which one.

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Oh oh, all right, let
just we're gonna just go down there.

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I don't know. Okay, so
we got when they're of age,

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Harry Potter, correct, Like,
yeah, we the Weasley. He's got

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a bunch of brothers, uh,
Rob her Pattenson. But you know,

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I think he died when he wasn't
of age, So I can't say that's

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a terrible one. This was about
kids. No, there's a lot of

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adults in it. Yeah. The
old wizards, the old saggedy ass sixty

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fire, old enough, crusty ass, one eyed, having amp you tea

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wizards. No, there's like,
no, there's some. No, they're

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like ancestor wizards. Oh, Helena
Bottom Carter is in it. She has

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no teeth. There's no like sexy
adult women. I guess you're not wrong.

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I'm not I'm quite right. I
guess I think it's just Hagrid.

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He seems like the youngest one.
He seems like he still likes to go

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out to the pub. Like Okay, my bad, I apologize, Okay,

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uh Star Wars all right, I
know those honestly just like an unidentified

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startrooper and and like they have to
like the helmet on, like I feel

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like I'd be at my lowest of
my loves and they're like, you know,

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that's a fantasy. I'm into that. Do you have to meet just

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like get in there like with you
know that they hold their little their gun

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at their hip. He just take
me into a closet and take advantage of

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me. Yeah, this God.
At first it started out really sad,

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like a petty fuck you're giving the
stormtrooper. Oh no, I'm know,

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And then it became a whole other
things. No, it's because they own

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the land, you know. They're
like they're like little head honchos, little

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head haunches in charge and via the
suit. It's very like Gene Simmons where

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it's just like the front comes down
and out pops a peepee. Sure,

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yeah, not even young Harrison Ford. Oh no, No, I did

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not find Harrison Ford attract really Okay, he looks short. He gives short,

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short pan energy, does he Yeah, I'm looking him up. He's

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probably like five four maybe telling you
you look shorty act short Harrison for I'm

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looking it up. He's six to
one. Yeah. I didn't think he

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seemed short. Then he needs to
like get his act together. What's wrong

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with him? He doesn't give tall
me an energy. You don't think so

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sour puss every time I see him. You know, he looked like but

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it's not really sourpuss as much as
I think it actually gives the opposite.

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It's just him like I don't care
about you. I don't fucking give a

406
00:35:07.280 --> 00:35:12.280
ship. You don't care, you
would have an expression, an expression.

407
00:35:12.320 --> 00:35:15.639
I think his expression is just he's
just annoyed at everything, is what I

408
00:35:15.400 --> 00:35:19.960
It's not like don't care like I
don't care. It's more like I don't

409
00:35:20.000 --> 00:35:22.519
fucking care a ship to be here, Like, it's more annoyance at everything.

410
00:35:23.880 --> 00:35:27.360
Who's dick? Are you sucking?
Like? I'm just saying you're never

411
00:35:27.400 --> 00:35:29.840
going to hear this. I'm just
saying I disagree. I think he gives

412
00:35:29.880 --> 00:35:38.159
tall Man energy. Okay, I
don't agree, all right, Sorry about

413
00:35:38.159 --> 00:35:43.480
that. So random storm trooper Yeah, ok, yeah, that's that's that.

414
00:35:43.519 --> 00:35:52.480
Would I like a uh startrooper?
Nope, hold on, I don't

415
00:35:52.480 --> 00:35:58.639
know, uh huh storm trooper in
this in the in the street, Darth

416
00:35:58.719 --> 00:36:01.079
Vader in the sheets. That's not
bad trying to cut Yeah, that's what

417
00:36:01.199 --> 00:36:07.280
I was computing over here. I
just don't know other like my storm Troopers,

418
00:36:07.320 --> 00:36:08.960
there's many, there's only one dark
theater, so I was trying to

419
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think of, like I don't know
the species specifics. Yeah, I don't

420
00:36:13.639 --> 00:36:17.440
know another like type of Oh Jedi, I get a Jeda Jedi in the

421
00:36:17.480 --> 00:36:25.880
streets, stormtrooper in the streets together, Jedi in the streets, in the

422
00:36:25.920 --> 00:36:31.639
sheets, No, sit in the
sheets. Oh oh, I didn't know

423
00:36:31.679 --> 00:36:37.320
what this is? What means the
bad genuinely in the street, sit in

424
00:36:37.360 --> 00:36:42.360
the sheets? Yeah, that's probably
already definitely a thing. Did oh?

425
00:36:42.480 --> 00:36:44.760
No, I feel like we just
we got it on tape. How we

426
00:36:44.880 --> 00:36:50.039
just originated this, I promise,
I guarantee you, I you. I'm

427
00:36:50.079 --> 00:36:55.039
tweeting it right search Google Search.
No, I think we came up with

428
00:36:55.119 --> 00:37:05.719
this, this is this was okay, I like a Jennet. Oh yeah,

429
00:37:05.800 --> 00:37:10.440
Google auto filled it's Google immediately knew
what I was saying. Well,

430
00:37:10.480 --> 00:37:13.800
now I'm not gonna tweet it because
they're gonna be like, yeah, I've

431
00:37:13.840 --> 00:37:15.639
seen that on a T shirt before. That's why I was trying to keep

432
00:37:15.679 --> 00:37:22.599
you from that. Damn it.
There's so many products that say it,

433
00:37:22.800 --> 00:37:25.079
so many products. I really thought
we were onto something. Just now.

434
00:37:25.280 --> 00:37:32.760
Oh, I don't know who this
person is, but here wait, I

435
00:37:32.760 --> 00:37:40.320
don't know what happened. We don't
know that song. Okay, yeah,

436
00:37:42.119 --> 00:37:45.760
sorry about that, but I know
that I'm not gonna tweet it now because

437
00:37:45.800 --> 00:37:49.199
now, yeah, I just looked
like I went to my first comic con

438
00:37:49.239 --> 00:37:52.320
and saw a T shirt and that's
what we call ladies and gentlemen like a

439
00:37:52.360 --> 00:38:01.679
circle back? What is it called
a callback? I'm in the comedian community.

440
00:38:02.360 --> 00:38:06.159
What's it called? I called back? Okay? I thought it was,

441
00:38:06.159 --> 00:38:07.159
you know, circle back, follow
up, go back, follow up?

442
00:38:08.559 --> 00:38:15.800
Oh boy, sorry, I felt
that I was a little I was

443
00:38:15.840 --> 00:38:22.320
just a little no cassy, okay, anything any any other ones you want

444
00:38:22.320 --> 00:38:29.199
to throw at me? Oh I
guess you did just throwing at me,

445
00:38:29.280 --> 00:38:31.079
right, I'm just throwing back.
Oh yeah, yeah, Sorry, I'm

446
00:38:31.079 --> 00:38:36.079
bad at tennis. Sometimes I like
the ball just comes to me and I

447
00:38:36.119 --> 00:38:49.800
pick it up, and I'm just
like, who surn is it? Uh?

448
00:38:50.119 --> 00:38:54.440
WB? Like TV show w B
with like the dancing from the Tuxedo.

449
00:38:58.000 --> 00:39:01.760
There was a TV network called w
B. Yeah, sometime, That's

450
00:39:01.760 --> 00:39:05.639
what I just said. Well,
anyone do you think I meant more like

451
00:39:05.760 --> 00:39:07.119
w B, like Warner Brothers,
like movies. I'm not talking about the

452
00:39:07.239 --> 00:39:14.400
entire Warner brother movies. There's movies
and NOBE confuse you? So TV show

453
00:39:14.440 --> 00:39:19.559
I don't know wbdv no. Originally
it was the w B. Okay,

454
00:39:19.599 --> 00:39:23.440
but c W no, it has
to be. I don't remembered early two

455
00:39:23.440 --> 00:39:28.599
thousand and four and earlier because it
was around w B. I don't know

456
00:39:30.840 --> 00:39:36.000
Buffy it was on c W was
on w B before it was c W.

457
00:39:36.239 --> 00:39:38.199
I used to when I watch Charmed
and Buffy, it was the w

458
00:39:38.360 --> 00:39:44.639
B. I'm not you don't know
this. I don't know this, fucking

459
00:39:45.320 --> 00:39:52.880
normy. You don't know this.
The history w B. I'm not concerned.

460
00:39:52.880 --> 00:39:58.679
I'm not saying that the WB didn't
exist. The w B. Yeah,

461
00:39:58.760 --> 00:40:01.239
I'm not saying it because I'm saying
about you know what shows were it

462
00:40:01.280 --> 00:40:06.960
on? Buffy? When I watched
Buffy was on c W. You're so

463
00:40:07.159 --> 00:40:14.320
bothered. You bothered me so much? Oh my god? Did you want

464
00:40:14.320 --> 00:40:16.800
to know what the frog's name was? I used to know it and I

465
00:40:16.840 --> 00:40:21.639
can't think of it right now.
Does the most know it all answer I've

466
00:40:21.639 --> 00:40:24.840
ever heard. No, I've heard
it before. It's very funny. It's

467
00:40:24.880 --> 00:40:29.480
just Michigan j Frog. Yeah,
for a frog, that's a funny name.

468
00:40:30.519 --> 00:40:38.519
So it launched in ninety five nineties
babies, Uh huh defunct what a

469
00:40:38.559 --> 00:40:46.840
crazy word? Replaced by the CW. It closed in two thousand and six.

470
00:40:47.119 --> 00:40:51.480
Yeah. Yeah, So when did
Buffy? When was Buffy on?

471
00:40:52.239 --> 00:40:55.559
I didn't say it wasn't on this. I was saying when I saw it,

472
00:40:55.639 --> 00:41:00.400
when I watched it, because I
didn't watch it as it was like

473
00:41:00.480 --> 00:41:04.719
airing and came later in life.
So when I watched it was on c

474
00:41:05.000 --> 00:41:10.800
W. Fine, Well you're no
fun. Well I looked up with shows.

475
00:41:12.599 --> 00:41:14.360
Well, I'm not gonna know.
I only know w B. What

476
00:41:14.480 --> 00:41:17.599
was a c W? I wasn't
watching it more. This is what TV

477
00:41:17.679 --> 00:41:27.000
shows were on w B, Small
vill One, Tree Hill ever would Supernatural,

478
00:41:27.559 --> 00:41:36.320
Gilmore Girls, Dawson's Creek, Angel, Buffy Seventh, even, Oh,

479
00:41:36.400 --> 00:41:42.760
Reba, my roots are planning in
the past. Yeah, Batman the

480
00:41:43.400 --> 00:41:45.599
No, that's the Batman. Don't
worn about that one. Sabrina the teenage

481
00:41:45.599 --> 00:41:55.639
Witch? Is that it? Yeah? It took me a second. Yeah,

482
00:41:55.800 --> 00:41:58.920
I was like, there's no words, there's no words in the panic.

483
00:41:59.679 --> 00:42:01.159
Well you you had such a long
pause that I thought you were waiting

484
00:42:01.199 --> 00:42:04.920
on me to sing the song.
And you even just looked up at me

485
00:42:05.039 --> 00:42:06.639
kind of. So I was kind
of like, oh, he thinks I

486
00:42:06.639 --> 00:42:09.840
should know that he's pausing for comedic
effect. But I found it on a

487
00:42:09.880 --> 00:42:19.639
melody. There's a bunch of stuff. Pick one, pick one? Who

488
00:42:19.639 --> 00:42:22.119
would you? Well, they're all
kids in Buffy, so that's not a

489
00:42:22.119 --> 00:42:25.559
good one. Oh charms, No, they're adults in the later seasons.

490
00:42:25.719 --> 00:42:31.440
On Anya, I don't know who
Anya is. No, No, you

491
00:42:31.480 --> 00:42:35.519
wouldn't do Elijah. I was gonna
say, no, I have to I

492
00:42:35.519 --> 00:42:42.760
gotta do Faith. I forgot about
her for a second. How could you.

493
00:42:40.760 --> 00:42:45.159
I don't think I would want to
have sex with Anya, but but

494
00:42:45.440 --> 00:42:51.519
she's a little cute to you.
That okay, alrighty, thanks I would

495
00:42:51.559 --> 00:42:57.920
want to let's get out of here, and that was another boner. So

496
00:42:58.599 --> 00:43:08.639
thanks for coming. Bye, h
knows what? Okay, Bye, Stay

497
00:43:08.679 --> 00:43:17.800
horning m HM