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So Cloud nine just thinks that the
pandemic is over, because I'm pretty sure

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nobody told the pandemic that. You
got to look at it from corporus perspective.

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They love money and they don't care
if we die. Ah, yeah,

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that makes sense. Welcome to Cloud
nine, a Superstar podcast. I'm

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Jason, I'm BB and Welcome to
the podcasts where we talk about Superstore.

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No, don't come to the store. This episode was so weird. We're

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talking about season six, episode four, Prize Wheel, which aired on November

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nineteenth, twenty twenty. Written by
Laura McCreary and directed by Ryan Case.

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Yes, one comes in with the
COVID. He comes in hot with COVID.

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Yeah, he has all his COVID
donuts. This morning I found out

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that Beb from my church has COVID. She seemed fine at choir practice last

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night. I mean a couple of
times, but I thought that was from

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the high notes. So basically,
Dina's left to be in charge, and

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that's like disastrous. Yeah, let's
talk about that for a moment, because

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yeah, surely there have been days
where there's not the general manager in the

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store and Dina's been the next in
charge. But Amy's there to temper her,

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like you know what I mean.
Yeah, so Dina's like the senior

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out of everyone now used to be
her and Amy. Yeah, she was

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always Amy's senior. Yeah, but
Amy knew how to guide Dina, Matato

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and Cheyenne. They just kind of
let her go off the rails. They

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even made it worse by even bringing
up like the pressure of like all of

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the shit you after all the snack
you've talked about, Glenn, people kind

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of expect you to kill it right
out the gate. I don't know.

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I just feel like she would have
been in this position at some other point.

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It was interesting to see her in
it now. I don't know.

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I just, uh, it was
interesting to see who she kind of singled

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out in what way, and like
how she gave strikes who was like too

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emotional for her nose? Yeah,
just seeing like other players in her path.

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It was just anyone that was doing
anything that wasn't their job. Yeah.

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So she had like infractions and things. She was writing paperwork, and

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I hope Mateo didn't send any of
those out. I don't think he did.

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Yeah, I think he was using
that opportunity to get a good gossip

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Yep, he did. He was
so bad too. He's so he's just

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kind of mean in this episode a
little bit he is, he's a meanie.

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Well, he just like let Janet
like get yelled at. And then

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it's about Sarah's nose job, wasn't
it because she's totally commin right. Well,

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according to Nikki, she's Janet,
I'm trying to work and you should

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be too. Final warning Janet anyway, and then when he keeps talking about

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that one person's nose job, yeah, Sarah Sarah. Yeah, when Sarah

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was like telling everybody like her glasses
are new and her hair is cut,

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and he like perpetuates the like she's
lying, Yeah, I didn't get a

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nose job. I got new glasses
and a freaking haircut. Girl. Obviously,

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Like with Tayo, you're so bad
in this. I love it.

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I kind of love him being bad. Is that mean? Probably? But

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it was nice to see Sarah have
more lines. Yeah, And there's a

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lot of characters with lines in that
big scene. Oh sayeed and fucking Justine.

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That's what set it all off,
That's what set it into motion.

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If Dina would have just been like, yeah, you guys can move over,

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here. Yeah, that would have
probably helped a lot, because their

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altercation was pretty epic. She calls
everyone mama, Hey, their mama hyproplastic

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mama, then not your mama.
Your mother lives in Sarasota. You just

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can't handle women lifting up other women. And that was one of the things

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that like Cheyenne was supposed to be
good at, was like knowing who can

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work together and who can and how
to like navigate all of that. Well.

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She tried to like soften her on
that stance, but then she like

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totally shot herself in the foot in
a way by reminding Dina that she's like

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bit bitch about Glenn being bad at
his job. I've been criticizing Glenn for

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years passionately. I like to think
I've made something of an art form out

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of it. But now that it's
my turn, I kind of have to

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be perfect. It was an interesting
story. I liked that storyline. It

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was good for me both side and
Justine and Dina being bad at her job

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because she doesn't understand emotions in the
same way as others and how pairs can

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work like and teamwork and all that
shit. She understands like efficiency, but

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not the human part of it.
Yeah, Like she wouldn't let Marcus look

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at pictures of his nephew. Was
so awkward. That was like, I

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understand you because I am an aunt
to a children, babies, and so

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yeah, it's like you want to
see them. It's like horrible that you

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can't see them during this pandemic.
So that was really I like that they

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touched that on that emotion a little
bit, like there was a moment where

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it's like, that's really real for
a lot of folks. No, I

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just became an uncle and I haven't
even been able to meet my fat baby

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nephew yet. I mean, look
at those rolls. You can lose a

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chapstick. And it was weird how
he was like being so awkward with customer

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though, yeah, what is Mark's
doing in the front. We agreed he

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stayed in the back. He's a
good guy, but he's just like sometimes

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subhuman, not with the customers.
Dude. You could have asked Garrett or

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what been on Jonah's interview? That
was a shit show. Marcus, Like,

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I know he's in charge of the
warehouse, but he seems to be

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the only warehouse person that just always
wanders out into the store. Yeah,

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they haven't really built any character from
that space, any other warehouse characters.

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So Glynn spends his day in the
car, sitting next to all those donuts

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donuts guys in a fucking he better
Oh my god. Glenn could be like

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the character that gets sick because of
COVID because he's like, yeah, he's

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diabetic and he hangs out at super
Spreader events. Yeah, so that was

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kind of right. I thought that
was good like that, it's kind of

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obviously going to have to be Glenn
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then he ropes Sandra into this weird
thing because they have so everything's going around,

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like this big store sale thing.
They have a wheel, and Glenn's

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gotta leave the day of the wheel, and that's like the whole thing.

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That's what he's excited about. Yeah, everyone else is really annoyed by it,

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Yeah, because it's just having to
disinfect another thing over and over again.

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Yeah, every time someone spinds it. Yeah, and giving away those

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like weird cloud things, those DJ
clouds or something. Having discussion about his

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anatomy, yeah, always that the
cloud was his head and he had no

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body. No, he's all body, So he has eyes in the middle

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of his chest. That's better than
arms going out on the sides of his

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head. Oh, like hell it
is. And it's good to see them

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have that chaotic moment at the end
because like Dina ignores everyone's feelings and like

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everyone's in their feelings about it and
she can't control it and it's like a

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back and forth that's just kind of
like tiring after a little bit. Like

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they could have cut that bit a
little bit more, it would have been

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fine, But really get into the
feelings. Don't just like pretend to give

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me feelings. I want to see
motherfuckers cry at work, because don't you

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tell me that in that store.
No one has cried at work. I

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mean, at least just see.
But yeah, I at the end,

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I really didn't like how they had
that aggressive Jonah moment. It was so

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awkward, like Okay, Jonah,
calm down. I really yeah, I

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was ok because Jonah had his old
side journey thing that nobody cared about.

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Everyone had to get their rage out. Yeah, I really want to know

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what that smell was. That was
like the whole thing that I was just

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like really invested in throughout the whole
episode. The customers have been complaining about

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a weird smell. Oh yeah,
it's like our worst smell yet. It's

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like two moldy sponges puked on each
other. Wow, that's that's exactly what

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it is, that awful smell.
Because they found a crusty teddy bear.

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There was like a weird pile of
or not even it was like an oil

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slick the sludge. Yeah, it
was weird. I was disgusting, and

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they were going to start mopping it
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Yeah, that was a thing.
Yeah, I'm glad that we're on

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the same page about that. They
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and seeing how much of it would
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then dispose of it. There's also
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over wet things or things that are
gelatinous whenever there's a chemical bill on the

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floor. So the safety hazards alone
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many levels, and that's why I
really engaged with that. Do you remember

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when Glenn went back to being a
floor worker and was really excited about cleaning

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up all the spills and stuff.
Yeah, he was probably really good at

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that and I'm like that was one
of the things that like Glenn does have

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abilities to lead these people somehow,
yes, and his own Glen ways,

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and I like that they're bringing Glenn
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I don't know. I didn't like
Dina in the suit either. That suit

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jacket was deserting. I hated that. So, yeah, it was a

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good episode. I would have focused
more on side characters. I didn't really

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care for the Jonah show. Really
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other people's things too. I would
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herself delegating tasks. This is her
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and she's basically getting pushed around by
Jonah. That wasn't fun. I wanted

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to see her step into the role
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the beginning, I don't know,
she was like following Dina around to kind

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of shadow her a bit. She
didn't seem to be like assigning task or

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anything. Yeah, she was just
kind of sidebarring like nothing that like it

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drove the plot some, but it
was never about Cheyenne. She talked about

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her needing a new roof and using
a mattress and that was depressing. We'll

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try to cut out our own skylight
and it is a mess girl. What

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you would ask? I think last
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to go back to school, and
it kind of came up in this episode

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that like that was the big obstacle
of him not being able to move on

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as he didn't have a degree.
Yeah, so that might be happening.

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You spent the last five years working
in retail. You don't have any corporate

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experience, and it's higher and mark
going to be tough to justify bringing you

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on, right, Well, but
I did I did go to a business

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school. Oh really, I didn't
see that on here. When did you

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graduate? I didn't. So we
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as much, or are we going
to follow him to school because that's a

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mistake. He's probably just gonna talk
about school a lot and be a student,

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probably try to talk about all these
concepts that he learns, and everyone's

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like, I don't care, dude, shut up. Yeah, I'm just

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wondering how they're gonna deal with holidays
and stuff if they're picking up, Like,

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what's the timeline here? Because I'm
wondering if this is spring or fall,

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what part in the COVID does it
lay in, because it could be

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early COVID or it could be like
current COVID. I believe we're current.

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Yeah, that's what it feels like
to me. But I wonder how if

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they're going to do like a holiday
episode or any I want to know what

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the store workers are definitely going through
and through this medium, which is weird.

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I know some people don't like their
comedy or their television or whatever to

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be realistic. They want to escape. Yeah, and I'm like, why

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escape? It's so interesting to see
somebody else's reality. Sometimes I don't know.

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Yeah, I believe the first episode
of this season caught us up to

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the current times. I don't remember
that time stamps that they gave, but

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I think it caught us up to
the fall. But that's a good time

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to mention that we're not getting another
episode until January, so we might be

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kind of jumping over the holidays,
maybe doing a retrospective of the winter.

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Do you think we'll survive Winter omg
without Superstore. I mean it's gonna cut

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to like a post apocalyptic thing,
and the employees are all living in the

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store. Are you fucking kidding me? Like, we went to a fucking

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super Target yesterday and it felt a
little post apocalyptic when I saw empty shelves.

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Yeah, we're back to this no
toilet paper thing. I guess.

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Oh god, girl, Yeah,
it's gonna be a thing I'm not excited

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about, like the pressure that we're
about to put on like frontline workers.

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Yeah, And I was when they
were saying in the beginning, like the

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surprise wheel is to bring more people
into the store because people aren't shopping as

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much in person. I'm like,
I was just at Target yesterday and it

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was way too crowded to be comfortable. Like yeah, and it would be

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really good to show like the but
it's it's dangerous to show it even right

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to make I mean, you could
put cameras in like your fake set or

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whatever and make sure everyone's safe,
but I still wouldn't trust it. But

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there are so many people, And
like when we went, there was a

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people with the shopping carts that are
shopping for you, So it like just

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made the aisles more cramped for the
employees to do their shopping. So it

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was just like, ooh, I
don't know how y'all are doing it.

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Y'all are doing it though, showing
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Oh, I don't know. I'm
hopeful that they can get like real accounts

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and give to that like community,
because I feel like frontline workers and those

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menial jobs don't They're not even getting
paid, right they should be. There's

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like a whole thing about fight for
fifteen and that's like a big deal for

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these corporations to give these people fifteen
dollars an hour. Yeah, when they're

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literally putting their lives on the line. But yeah, the holidays, I'm

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glad they get the break. I
was kind of surprised to see that.

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I was just looking up, like
what the next episode is, and it's

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not until January. I thought I
was going to get more than four episodes.

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Hey, it's a hard time.
I mean, we didn't see bretton

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this, right, we didn't see
a lot of like our I mean,

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the character cast is still pretty strong, but you notice some things. Yeah,

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I mean that's pretty normal, like
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but that's the current characters rotate through
episodes. Yeah, you're right, right,

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I just felt like we the first
couple episodes had like a lot of

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things to cover with the catching us
up on COVID and Amy leaving and stuff.

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There was like there's a lot of
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now it's like we're just getting our
feet under its to be like, what

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are we going to be looking at
this season? Well to see, I

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mean twenty twenty has been a year
where seasons are weird. Yeah, so

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I think it's fair to give them
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and maybe like given new life even
twenty twenty one. Yeah, let's resurrect

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it. I'm not complaining, like
I'm open to whatever needs to happen.

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Nobody owes me episodes or anything.
Garry don't give him his episodes. He

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needs them. I liked the episode. It was funny, It made me

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giggle, it made me think,
and I want to see more Cheyenne.

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So I hope twenty twenty one brings
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see. Yeah, And I like
the direction they're going with Garrett that he's

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being open about what he feels more
on accident even Yeah, that was a

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good one. He's like that sounded
sincere. Well, good luck with your

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interview, buddy, Thank you I
was being sarcastic and it came off supportive

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because it was Garrett, It's okay
feel your feelings. And see that's why

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I did like this episode, because
it was about feeling your feelings. That

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was a good message. I'm like, she she's going to stand the you

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know, the effects of time,
well, like feeling your feelings and not

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everyone processes the same. Yeah,
and this episode could have happened earlier,

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like maybe this was but you know, Amy just made it impossible for them

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to focus on somebody else taking a
lead because she went to conferences and shit,

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Dina could have had an opportunity then
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interested in being the manager. No
overall, Yeah, she was just like

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given anxiety by thinking of how she's
given Glenn so much shit that she there's

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a false expectation. Although I mean
that could change. I feel like they

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wanted Dina to not want to be
the manager so that they could move Amy

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into that position. Yeah, so
who knows, Yeah, I don't know.

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Glenn might be gone for two weeks
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of managers. Do you want some
news or do you want listener interactions?

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Ah give me the interactions. All
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or just your thoughts on the show
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Twitter at superstore Pod. And by
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to you right away, sometimes that's
just because sometimes it takes us a few

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days to actually watch it. You
know, it comes out on Thursday,

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but we can't watch it till Friday
on Hulu, and then we got to

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figure out a time over the weekend
to watch and record. So yeah,

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sometimes it takes us a few days, So just be aware, all right.

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Andrew on Facebook, he wrote to
us after we had recorded the last

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episode, but before it had been
released. So's he's talking about other shows

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that the main character has left and
says, I'd say that the one most

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similar to this is The Office when
Michael left. They're both workplace shows,

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and the boss leaves. I'd say
The Office was not as funny after Steve

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Carell left, but it did carry
on, probably because they did such a

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good job developing the other characters,
like Jim Pam Dwight, et cetera.

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That's what Cloud nine will need to
do and looking forward to the next episode

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in your podcast. Yeah, yeah, Andrew, thanks and you're right.

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They I don't know. I don't
like to say Steve Carell carried the show,

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but he definitely was like a Manni's
you know what I mean. Yeah,

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in the very white sandwich of the
Office. But it was a good

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one and he was very well,
like integrated into all the all the show,

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all the stories, like he was
in there. Yeah, so it

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definitely felt different after he left.
But I gave my response to this on

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Facebook saying, like, I think
the show was kind of losing quality for

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you know, a few seasons,
and when Steve Carell left, it didn't.

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It wasn't like a huge drop off. No, it was like a

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plateau that they were hitty. Yeah, and the later seasons are still good.

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It's just they're fun. They're just
like, you know, if you

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have a deep connection with the very
beginning of the Office and the whole Jim

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and Pam thing too kind of fizzles
out. It's a whole thing. Yeah,

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So I don't know. I did
like that they gave you more characters

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to invest it. Yeah, and
I think we're set up well with a

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superstore with other characters. Oh yeah, I'm so excited about Said and Justine.

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Like just that like when Garrett I
don't know, but I love that

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say it is not afraid to like
express his dislike for working with this person,

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because sometimes you just can't work with
somebody. And I did like how

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Garrett kind of side eyed her use
of like bees notch or bitch or whatever,

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like I should be able to call
people mama or girlfriend or my bad

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beat? Should you? You shouldn't
call customers? Probably just a briat like

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but that was good. So yeah, like these characters are very good at

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being independent and I hope they get
more development. Oh my god. Yes.

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And okay, so when they were
doing their like emotional explosions, somebody

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told Sandra, I think Cherry should
have ended up with Carol. Okay,

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at that time, this was good? Is everybody good? And that like

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just flew her up, Sandra,
honey, why aren't you not in the

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very mate? Like you fucking talking
to Glenn was bullshit? Okay, you

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could have had somebody else on that
phone. It could have been fucking Shyenne,

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because I would have loved it if
Sandra was doing her own thing too.

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Yeah, maybe not the best use
of Sandra in this episode. She

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like launched that guy. Oh and
his haircut was bad. It was good.

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It was a good session. I
liked that well. And also what

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other engagements do We got mos and
us some messages and great episode, loving

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all the new people, especially Garrett
getting some growth. I agree already mentioned

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that, And I do like there
was a lot of people in that big

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warehouse scene that got lines that we
usually get maybe like one or two of

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them, but there seemed to be
like several of them. Yeah. I

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like the back and forth and the
different storylines that are developing, and I

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hope they don't get like too jumbled, but so far, I like it

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a lot. And I'm just bringing
the bucket hat back. They're doing a

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lot, and then going on to
say, what do you and BB think

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is the under over on Garrett having
a kid he doesn't know about. I'm

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thinking Tony is his biological kid.
Oh drama. I don't even think about

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stuff like that, but I guess, yeah, I don't know. I

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would just imagine Garrett's like wraps it
up. Yeah, I don't know,

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I guess he is impulsive, but
he seems like it's more careful than that.

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He keeps his sneakers clean, you
know what I mean. I don't

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know, that's a good like I
don't know, more soul to think on.

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And that'd be like a good long
haul kind of like plot device too,

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because then he'd be in a relationship
with Sandra and Garrett and Jerry.

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What a trumpet? Yeah, that
would be a weird family. Just imagine

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looking down like a street getting in
their van or something, because that kid

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is huge, right. I don't
know, Like if this was set in

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like a small town, I'd be
more inclined to feel like, oh,

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that's very possible, but it just
seems nos Yeah, I like, I

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like where your mind's at. Garrett
having a baby running out there. That

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means Marcus could also have a child, and that's that's a little more likely

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in my opinion. But I guess
he doesn't get laid a lot. I

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don't know what about Elias. Elias
is Glenn's brother in law. You remember

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that what talk about that Glenn's wife
Jerusha in there being all brother and sister,

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Like, oh, I love that
lady. They just like randomly said

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one time that Elias is Glenn's brother
in law and they've never like done anything

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with it. I see. This
is what happens when you write like some

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when you don't keep hack of your
family trees and things of that nature,

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when you're thinking about writing for characters. That's too much. I can't handle

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that anything. What else what you
got for news? Or is that for

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news? What character do you think
is making a return to the show.

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Can I get a clue? It's
someone that was a big part of the

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show for about a year. You
mentioned it, I think last time.

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Oh god, I can't remember what
I said this morning or like twenty minutes

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ago. It's Kelly. Oh my
god, it's Kelly. Yes, Okay,

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it's confirmed that she's returning, and
we don't know like the details around

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it, but it'll be an episode
seven. It's called the Trough Trough,

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Yeah, like a pig trough,
I think, so. I guess it

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is set in Missouri, so that'll
be a few episodes away, and I

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don't know if she's coming for one
episode or if she's rejoining the cast.

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Well, honestly, like if she
rejoins the cast, I hope she comes

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out as like a gay woman or
something. Give her a little more crunch

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because she's so vandilla. Like,
if it's just her and Jonah interacting again

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and making it awkward for the whole
show, I'm going to pass. I'm

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just saying, make her interesting,
give her something other than a fucking Jonah.

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I'm sorry, Like he was such
a douche in this episode. I

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feel like they're going to be revisiting
their relationship now that he's broken up with

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Amy, and like, how broken
up are they? And yeah, I

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hate that. I hate that.
I'm sorry. I would rather explore the

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baby daddy thing with Garrett and Sandra. Okay, give that kid a backseat.

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Cool, Well that's all I got. That's all you got. Was

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a good episode, Glenn, watching
them destroy the thing that he never even

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got to experience. He was so
broken. It was great. I loved

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it. That was really good.
But yeah, it was a good one.

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Yeah, so we'll see you.
The next episode is January fourteenth,

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twenty twenty one. What's the name
of the episode? Do you know?

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Don't even know yet? An?
Oh my god, but Trough is already

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on the books. Yeah, ew
it's gross. Okay, Well, so

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I guess it's a good time to
mention that we have another podcast we've been

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putting out episodes on. Yeah,
if you want to cozy up on some

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other television shows with us, it's
so cute where you could really feel the

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warmbth over here. The show's called
Spacing Out with BB and Jason. Yeah,

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we're watching Battlestar Galactica right now,
but we're open to suggestion science fiction,

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genre television. Yeah, so we've
been working on those episodes. That's

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been a lot of fun. Yeah, it's been good times. Have you

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seen this show? It's the two
thousand and three version, so it's the

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good one. There's a reboot,
but we don't know her yet, right,

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but it's follow that if you really
want to watch more TV and have

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access to this kind of entertainment.
Yeah, So I guess if we'd think

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of anything else to put out on
this channel, we will, But otherwise

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it'll be January and send us memes. Is there Mateo memes, because I'm

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sure there are. We did.
Moe also send us this video that NBC

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put together as a like a super
cut of Dina and Dwight. Oh really,

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yeah they are. Yeah, I
could see them being like related.

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Yeah, she's definitely a shrew.
I think a little bit of a Ron

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Swanson as well. Yeah, she's
definitely an amalgamation of these, like traditionally

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masculine characters. That's why I like
Dina, because she's like overtly masculine femme.

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Yeah, because she's also like animal
lover and vegan and these other aspects

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that are unique to her. She
has a truck with how to speak with

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how the stereo extra? That's Dina, And she's also in a relationship with

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a fucking veterinarian. Yes, and
what is going on in there? I

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hear screaming Hill, so I don't
be careful that lady sounds like bad news.

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That would be fun if they did, like an episode like that,

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like you would see a community.
They would do that a lot, where

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there's like a theme to an episode. It'd be cool if the theme was

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whatever the fuck was in the electronics
center. Well, Glenn was on the

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phone. What was going on?
It was like a tunnel and some lights.

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It was creepy. It was like
dungeon porn, but at the superstore.

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And he was really concerned, but
he kept his distance, and I

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was proud of Gleunn. Anyway,
I like the show without Amy, and

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they need to cut Jonah out.
Just cut it out, whatever he's got,

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cut his lines in half and give
him, like, divide him equally

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between everyone else, give him to
say and and you know the other Amy,

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Cheyenne new Amy. Yeah and then
just yeah, the show will be

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great. I'm excited for twenty twenty
one. We'll see. All right,

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Well that's it, so have a
heavenly day. Have a heavenly day.

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You can also email us at Superstore
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a heavenly day. There's some ten
thousand steps already. Oh my god,

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what's the max? There's no just
keep on walking like unlimited