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When you hear the crack of that
soda. Can you just know a good

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times about to begin a refreshing podcast? Oh yes, sir, a beverage.

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It's good to be back, Good
to be back back. It's the

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lunch break podcast. He would you
have for lunch today? Whoa, we're

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going with that question? Yeah?
What is this? What is this?

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Episode? Three? I guess stick
with a theme here, right? We

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forgot break after all? We forgot
about lunch a long time ago, we

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did. Yes, we got so
into our debate club that we forgot about

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the lunch break. Yeah, but
uh, what do I have for lunch

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today? Today? I actually had
an imitation crab meats stand which? Oh

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did you been rocking the imitation crab
meat a lot? Yeah? Is good

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though. I like that. Um, what did you have for lunch?

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I had some tacos, Taco tacos
leftovers from the other night. Yeah,

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taco Thursday, Taco Thursday. Yeah, we had it with we didn't have

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with ground beef that we had it
with ground turkey. Stay in lean,

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trying it'll be a little more lean. Yeah, responsible, it tastes good,

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It tastes pretty. You don't want
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it's not as good as ground Beef's
just different. I just look at it

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as different. Yeah, you just
you know what you're getting into with all

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the stuff that goes on it.
You know, at some point you still

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get the flavor that you would have
the favored profile of the ground beef with

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all the seasoning that is typically on
it. But instead of just turkey,

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but everything else pile on top of
it, you know, just still tastes

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like a taco. Yeah, it's
good once, yeah, once you get

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everything else. It's exactly, it's
just a vehicle for taco season, exactly.

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That's true. What I didn't have
today, but what I have been

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having a lot Dino nuggets. Dino
nuggets, chicken nuggets, okay, but

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superior because they're cut in the shape. Oh the ones that I give my

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four year old, you mean those
kind those kind Yeah, they're still palpable

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for an adult. Yeah, they're
even better. Why do I want to

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eat in an oval type shape when
I can have a stegosaurus or a Tyrannosaurus

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rex or the consistency of it,
When do you do it? The t

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rex is a little tougher. The
pterodactyl is a little more lean bird like

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if you would, and then the
stegosaurus. You gotta watch out for the

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spikes. They get stuck in between
your teeth there. Yeah. Yeah,

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and it's got the plates on the
back. It's the whole thing. But

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you don't microwave them though, right
you got It's better than I can't do

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the microwave. I'm a toaster oven
or air friar nugget person. If you

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have to, you use the microwave. But we got a toaster ofven here.

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Yeah. I've just been eating out
of a stash of and if you're

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listening and they're yours, I'm sorry, but there have been there's been din

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nuggets in the freezer for so long
and I would just open it and go,

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I want some nugs. It's time
so and in there for six months

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maybe not six months, yeah,
but a long time enough for me to

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to go ahead and dig in.
So yeah, we sometimes will give him

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for for Nathan, who's four,
and wow, you don't want to let

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you know that we we sometimes we're
so lazy because we're we're making dinner for

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everybody else and he doesn't always like
the same thing that we're eating. So

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he has to have chicken nuggets and
mac and cheese typically, yeah, and

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Kraft backgaroni and cheese or Kraft dinner
described Kraft dinner, which is what it's

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called. But anyway, we just
microwave it for him, and I feel

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bad doing it to my child,
but he doesn't seem to know the difference.

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So no, I was eating,
I wouldn't. I would. I

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think my brothers kids for them microwave. Really, they're like to get soggy,

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and well he has to flip them
a flip midway through, so he

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event the Saggy's smart. That's smart. So he knows what he's in for

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and he compensates for that. That's
good. Well let me ask you this,

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though you had the nuggets, what
did you dip them in? Well,

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day one, I was responsible.
I dipped them in nothing. I

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put them on a salad, so
it was and elevated. Yes, nugget.

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It's like I was unchopped. I
mean I would lose chopped, but

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I was on it. And they
said your ingredients or chicken nuggets, elevate

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them and I'm like, what do
what do I have? Put them in

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a salad, salad and nugget them
some romaine and put them together and it

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was healthy. The next time I
had him, I doused those suckers and

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ketchup ketchup, which is delish.
Yeah, it's just it brings it brings

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me back to that that old fashioned
pairing of nuggets and ketchup on nugget nugget

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day. It just seems to me
a strange company. If you think a

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strange combination, what do you think
about? It's like, what other type

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of chicken when you have chicken made
any other way do you dip in in

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catchup? Think about fried chicken?
No, grilled chicken, no catchup.

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No. But but it's if you're
acceptable to put to dip it in catchup

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when it's because nuggetized, because that's
the the vehicle that it carries ketchup.

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Well, fried chicken, you shouldn't
be dipping it in anything. Well,

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you're gonna get fried chicken. Just
eat fried chicken. Well, I mean

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I could see dipping it in barbecue
sauce or or um like a Texas Texas

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hot sauce, like a Texas peat
or a Louisiana hot sauce. I can't

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do that with my fried chicken.
No, if I want fried chicken.

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I just want to take yeah,
but you know they have spicy fried chicken,

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so it kind of you're getting that
ye element to it. But catchup?

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Why did it seems acceptable? It
just seems weird to do, not

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see as a kid, it seems
acceptable as an adult. Why does that

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change? Why does Why is ketchup
acceptable until age seventeen? I think it's

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because turn eighteen and all of a
sudden, it's like grow up. I

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think there's an expectation that when you're
a certain age, your palate has not

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formed very well yet, so it's
like, okay, well to get you

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over that hump, you know what
I mean, have have it in some

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catchup. You know, otherwise it's
a little bit bland. But then when

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you get older, you're like,
you start dealing with spices and different types

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of condiments and stuff like. So
when you get to that age, you're

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like, who's eating for one?
Nuggets? Although sometimes I'll take some of

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my kids nuggets from from Nick McDonald's. Will get me wrong. I don't

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order them as a rule, but
I'll take some of my kids. If

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you had to pick wrong, okay, pause on that end. If you

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had to pick one nugget for the
rest of your life to eat. Where

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what nugget McDonald's, McDonald's all the
way downs. Yeah, I would forget

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the dinosaurs. Oh they can get
hit by a comet again, right,

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exactly done? Or McDonald's nuggets what? Or freeze? Oh the dinosaurs freeze

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freeze. You know. Some people
said, some people say I say,

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some people say free some people say
some people say worldwide flood. I can't

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believe we didn't jump to that one
first as pastors. Well love it.

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Yeah, it was egrade to my
headlog before anything that anyway. Yeah,

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anyway, But when you get to
a certain age, you're like, there

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should be something else that you condematize
with your nugget. I don't. I

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just made it a word there.
It's okay, Okay, Well, I

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don't know. I'm not exclusively catch
up. I use Chick fil a sauce

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the other day. Okay, that's
except love me some Chick fil A.

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Yeah, I've used barbecue sauce,
cheese, sweet sour is good, a

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sweet tie chili is also good.
Yeah. Yeah, but ketchup is like

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home base. It's just like this
is old, faithful, it's been there

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for thirty four years, and I
know that it doesn't matter how long I

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go off as a prodigal son.
I'm gonna come home and catch up.

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This is gonna meet me at the
road with arms open. Listen. I'm

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not gonna catch up hateren. I
don't want people. I don't want people

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to think that I'm gonna catch up
hater out there. Like I like ketchup,

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I use it for a lot of
other things, but it just seems

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with nuggets, they don't. It
doesn't belong. It seems like with a

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one thing like there's there's two things
where ketchup belongs. It's in nuggets and

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French fries. Well, French fries
we could agree on. Yeah, and

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hamburgers yeah sure, French fries,
hamburgers yeah, Okay, I mean maybe

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going dippable. Maybe hot dogs absolutely
hot dogs, corn dogs for sure.

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Yeah. Corn dog definitely has it
needs something different than what a regular hot

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dog. Yes, we could.
We could go off on this. Yeah,

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but anyway, so I have them
today. All that to say,

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I've been having dining nuggets a lot
lately. Left in there, yeah,

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I think not in ketchup kind of
get some don't have anything debit in other

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than ketchup. Actually yeah, we
though we do have three containers of ketchup

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available, there's also three containers of
mustard and assorted salad dressings in the fridge.

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We'll find something that works for all
of you to know in case you

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were wondering than because you ever hear
read King's Chapel and you're wondering what we

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might have to offer. So if
you if you ever want to come by

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for lunch, if you bring salad, be gess hell addressing, Yeah,

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but different kinds. I'm gonna tell
you about a new lunch spot which spots

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that a place called Burger Blast.
Burger Blast, huh yeah, you want

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to see an ad for it?
Sure, I love to I've ever heard

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of it? Do you think check
it out? It's gonna be a good

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place, you know. I want
to show everybody. Yeah, everybody see

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this in case they've not heard of
it. So this is an ad for

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Burger Blast. When hunger sticks and
need a treat, Big Blast is the

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place to me head get big best, but you need to be the place

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to be. Her mouths are good. Horrified me turning that into so tasty

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and slur if I'm a planet.
You can't speak. The aliens head landed

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be using bigs tea control the sea
bits and I'm dancing. That's how they

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take that toe the last the glass
be That sence is you'll be That one's

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the worst. That's the worst with
fast zone, that was pretty bad.

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That would about this bug blast the
alien to take over. They'll be taking

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over by the parados the unknown.
You'll be doing maybe and will never be

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alone. Come on down to burger
Blast today. Burger Blast wall supplies last

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that was qualifying comber order order.
That is the most burger blast. That

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is the most disturbing thing I have
ever seen. Oh, it's my life

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unbelievable. That's crazy. So you
want to eat there? Yeah? I

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know. I think I'll be eaten
if I go there eating something? It

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was that a Was that a real
restaurant? Christ No, No, we

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found this online. Believe it or
not. AI. You might have heard

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of it. Artificial intelligence. No, not just not just from the nineteen

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ninety five movie No with Hayley Joe
Osman. Anymore. It's turned into an

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actual thing, like it's actually happening. Fiction has become nonfiction. Yeah,

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and it makes commercial That was supposed
to be a commercial set to nineteen ninety

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five. That's which is crazy when
you think about it, because I could

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see that I could see some similarities
between nineteen ninety five type advertising. It's

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that it starts there and then takes
a weird left turn that it never returns

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from. Yeah, that's true.
Um, as you can see, they

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can't get it. They can't get
it everything right. It's very artificial.

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Absolutely, the mouths, everything was
bizarre. I we got to apologize.

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You guys weren't ready for that.
Yeah. I hope you uh, yeah,

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hope you ate it eaten before you
were watching that, rather than the

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middle of eating, because that might
have thrown you for a loop. There

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was no trigger warning. There was
that we should have probably told people about.

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We didn't. I just said,
here's a Burger commercial. It's not

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a real guys. Now, however, many minutes we are into this thing,

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we realized at twelve minutes, then
this is actually an AI episode.

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Yes, in the sense that we're
talking about We are not artificially intelligent.

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In fact, we're not intelligent in
any form. But we wanted we wanted

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to dive a little bit into AI
and watch two commercials, the first of

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which you just saw. Yeah,
and I would say, if you are

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listening on audio, maybe head over
to YouTube check out at at the lunch

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b pod find our show on YouTube. You want to watch it? Yeah,

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you gotta see it, believe it
really And you don't want to watch

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it, maybe don't you? Maybe
you don't want to, Maybe just listen,

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well, listening to it? Yeah, just the audio is funny.

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Yeah, the funny. The audio
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that takes it to a different level. For sure, you said it

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gave you nightmares the stuff nightmares are
made up? I think it either way,

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because it definitely is my nightmarish for
sure. That's disturbing. But yeah

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there's another one though, that's just
one. We want to show you ano

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this other one too, because we
couldn't help ourselves this lunch Break, so

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we're choosing. These are food ones. Yeah, these are food commercials for

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the Lunch Break podcast. So here
we go. This is the pizza hug

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Spot, Pepperoni Hugs Pepperon. I
can't stop saying Pepperoni hug Spot. I'm

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an idiot. Let's watch here is
Are you ready for best pizza of Life?

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Bring brings down to Pepperoni hug Spot. Our cheps make pizza with hart.

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He's doing that. I don't even
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things. So it's even happening there. I don't even understand. Has come

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fast, knock knock close there his
house. Pepperoni hug Spot pizza. You

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tell me, say thank you your
mouth say Pepperoni hug Spot. It's like

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family, but with more cheese.
Oh my gosh, Like I said,

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you had to see it to believe
it. This is a real being.

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Wow, adds adds YouTube probs,
Oh man, how did it's? It's

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crazy that you can. We gotten
to the point now where we could just

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say, hey, AI, I
don't even know what you call it,

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but whatever. The The input is
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commercial in the from the eighties and
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and come up with whatever? What
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life? Are you ready for best
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it adds its own voice, adds
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everything. It just it takes everything
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want on there is that the guy's
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there with dust and smoke coming out
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more the more eerie everything really appears. I mean, the pizza itself is

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looks like garbage. Yeah, but
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up with the stuff though? You
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history. Yeah, it's just yeah
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anything else. Yeah, So I
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exactly, not just because of those
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education. You don't educate a you
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information and data in multiple languages.
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just learning. It's just learning on
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make great commercials, fabulous. I
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it can make a great podcast.
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right, But aside from that,
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chat what if? Yah? What
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the lunch Break podcast. How do
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on forever? Yes? In people's
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we need to AI shows yea.
So here's what we're gonna do for the

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create the rest of this episode is
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to have this thing create for you
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it the prompts of the lunch Break
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episode than we've ever done. Yeah. So you're you're listening to We're just

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we're what we're upping, we're one
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Thanks chat so up? But I
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that type? Oh so um,
I'll hold it. Oh this isn't weird?

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that notification all right? So we
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yeah, you guys are seeing this
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don't know about the common placement,
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be able to know that because it's
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nothing thing with opinions on everything.
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this this baby can do. All
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are seeing this on your screen.
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is me and uh, just giving
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we don't have to think about anything
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wow, goodness, okay, wow, I look at that. All right,

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so you guys see it here,
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Um, so it's really important.
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just you just tune to the lunch
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welcome, Welcome everyone to another thrilling
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I'm Chris and joining me as always
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I'm doing fantastic as always, Ready
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Oh absolutely, Ricky. You know
you know what they say about us experts

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at nothing with the pins on everything. So what's on the menu for today's

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lunchtime discussion? Well, Chris,
I thought we'd start off with a classic

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topic, the eternal debate right of
pizza. Love it or hate it of

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pineapple on pizza, Love it or
hate it? It always seems to get

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people fired up. Ah, Yes, the great pineapple controversy. It's like

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the Battle of the toppings. Personally, I'm all for it. The sweet

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and tanky flavor as a whole new
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Chris, this is where we differ. Oh, this is something I

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but I'm going with it. I
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near a pizza. But that's what
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can have opposing views and still be
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about embracing diversity of opinions. Now, shifting gears a bit, how about

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we talk about the recent trends in
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to meme culture. There's always something
new happening online, wouldn't you say?

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Oh, social media, the ever
changing landscape of the Internet. It's both

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fascinating and terrifying at the same time. Remember when we used to play snake

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on our notes. Man, now
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a TikTok video. That's very true, Ricky, that the times have certainly

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changed. But hey, we might
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mean that we can't stay to date
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trends, have you seen those funky
fashion choices going on lately? Don't even

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get me started on fashion, Chris
I've seen people wear clothes that look like

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they just stepped out of a science
fiction movie. But hey, to each

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of their own right, absolutely,
Ricky. Fashion is all about expressing yourself,

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even if it means wearing something that
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heads a little bit. And that's
the beauty of life, embracing the quirks

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and differences that makes the world so
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Chris, and on that note,
let's wrap up another delightful episode of the

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Lunch Break podcast. Remember, folks, we might claim to be experts at

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nothing, but we are here to
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So until next time, keep embracing
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How about the first episode within an
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love it if our episodes were that
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I wonder if you have to put
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you make it a ten minute long
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that would be kind of interesting.
I mean, obviously we don't have

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what it can come up with.
I mean, it wrote semi realistic dialogue.

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what's what's funny is so like at
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where the dialogue super cheesy when I
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what makes our podcast special, right
we can have opposing views and still be

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friends. Oh shucks, ma'am.
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but it's able to come up.
It's I mean, it's it's pulling obviously.

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That was an interesting, Um,
the discussion that came up with about

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pineapple on pizza. That was Yeah. I was surprised to keep up with

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something like that because that is something
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all the time. It knows that. Yeah. What I thought was great

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was, um, where either I
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on the menu? Oh yeah,
yeah, right, uh right here,

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right, what's on the menu.
It's on the menu for today's lunchtime discussion.

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That's a great mind, that's something
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How do we not use that?
But now if we do, everyone's gonna

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be like, well, we learned
it from artificial intelligence, Yeah, because

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they don't have real intelligence. The
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was amazing was playing Snake on a
Nokia phone, right right. I didn't

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have a Nokia, but I was
very much aware of Snake. Oh yeah

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I had. I had an early
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yeah, it was before before they
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just regular phones. Then they had
the multimedia phones, and then they had

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the smartphone. So I never had
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at one point, which was that
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that that early no, no Kia
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it's funny how it. I guess
it just assumed that we were old

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enough to understand that, because there
might be some people out there who have

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podcasts who don't ever had never had
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But anyway, and I like how

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it. It made it seem like
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said is I think Pineapple has no
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I say, but that's what makes
our podcast special and that's well each of

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them. You don't even get a
chance to say, well, hello,

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yeah, pineapple is great on pizza, which I do actually hold that.

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I hold that view. It's funny. It gave three different it did three

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different things, three different Um I'm
gonna options or on different segments, I

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should say, and then each segment
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hey, yeah, but to his
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us friends. We can still have
diversity of opinions. You know, I'm

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regenerating. Oh yeah, so we
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Just so you didn't change any of
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just gave it the sact same thing. But it's going to give a different

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output now yeah, oh yeah,
here it is. I can already industrial

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being. You can see procrastination.
You know. It's funny the way we

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read it is impossible for us to
read this normal. Right. We went,

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We rightly went into character. You
have to, Yeah, you have

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to because it's being scripted. It's
for you. Are you gonna do this?

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I mean we yes, I mean
if people, if you want to

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shut it off, shut it off. But the show must go on.

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Let's Chris it's round two. I
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the AI is making me do this. It's taking me over my mind.

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Hey, welcome, Welcome, Welcome
every one to the lunch Break Podcast.

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I'm Chris and I'm Ricky. Thanks
for joining us on this magical journey where

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we talk about nothing and everything all
at once. That's right, Ricky,

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yourself proclaimed experts at nothing but have
opinions on everything. And today we're going

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to deep dive into the art of
procrastination. A procrastination my favorite topic to

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avoid doing any real work. You
know, Chris, I've mastered the art

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of starting a project the night before
it's due. It's like this thrilling adrenaline.

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Rushy, you never ceased to amaze
me with your last minute brilliance.

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Let's not forget those times we fall
into the endless rabbit hole of YouTube videos

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and emerged hours later wondering where our
productivity went. Where did it go?

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Where did it go? YouTube?
The black hole of time. It's incredible

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how a simple search for a cute
cat video can lead us to conspiracy theories

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about lizard people ruling the world.
As absolutely rick yell, it must be

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most most like that word absolute.
Speaking of conspiracy theories, have you ever

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wondered if aliens are secretly among us? I mean, what if our neighbors

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or actual, actually extraterrestrial beings.
All Right, pausing from the script,

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here's what's really creepy about it.
In my head, I thought, oh,

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now it's time for me to make
that joke that says, well,

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actually, my neighbor is an alien. Now let's return to script. Well,

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Chris, I'm pretty sure my neighbor
is an alien. That's kidding me.

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It knows people well enough to say
that's probably what the joke. That's

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well, he's he's probably a dad, so he's gonna make that joke.

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Okay, Well, Chris, I'm
pretty sure my neighbor is an alien.

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No human can mow their lawn at
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of otherworldly power. You may have
a point there, Ricky. Maybe we

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should invite him over our next episode
and put him to the test our own

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close Encounters of the lunch break kind
brilliant idea, Chris. Let's make sure

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we serve him some cosmic cuisine pizza
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Oh my goodness, cosmic pizza.
Like the sound of that. But

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let's not forget our audience. What
are some topics they liked us to tackle,

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well, we asked our listeners.
They said, we should explore the

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mysteries of ancient civilizations, the meaning
of life, and how to fold a

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fitted bed sheet without losing our sanity. Ancient mysteries, the meaning of life,

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and the eternal struggle with fitted sheets
sounds like a typical day in our

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lives, Rickie. But I fear
not, because we'll embark on these great

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quests with the confidence of two clueless
adventurers, absolutely Chris. Together we'll uncover

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the hidden secrets of lost civilizations while
falling miserable failing miserably at folding a fitted

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sheet. That's the spirit, Ricky. Remember, folks, the Lunch Break

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podcast is all about having a good
laugh, sharing stories, and exporting the

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mysteries, I'm sorry, exporting the
mundane and extraordinary aspects of life. So

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grab your sandwiches, finding a cozy
spot enjoining us every week. We all

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know that's a lie. Every week
for a dose of randomness and hilarity.

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That and true, and together we'll
celebrate the art of doing nothing while pretending

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we know everything. Thanks for tuning
in, everyone until next time, keep

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questioning, keep laughing, and most
of all, keep enjoying those lunch breaks.

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Oh my goodness, Oh go on
forever. You could do this thing,

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this is crazy. We could,
we could, we could. We

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could churn through like twenty seven episodes
in a day and just you could prerecord

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them. This is our show.
But nobody would listen to this. Absolutely

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not no, did you just use
the that's why it said it. It

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knows me. You just said absolutely. Maybe it's in my head now because

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I've read it so many times.
It gave you. It threw out a

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joke. I mean this line of
we asked our listeners and said we should

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explore the mysteries of ancient civilizations,
the meaning of life, and how to

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fold the fitted bedsheet without losing our
sanity. Right, it's that's funny.

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It's got some construct of like it's
not hilarious, but like it is silly.

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It's it's yeah, it's just juxtaposing
something serious with something that is ridiculous.

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It's like a constant frustration that people
have, you know, so it's

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like, oh, that's got to
be funny. So it's to me in

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there our own close encounter of the
lunch break kind crazy. I mean,

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there's just knows that close encounters of
the of the yeah, the third kind,

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like yeah, whatever movie that movie. Ah, that's crazy, it's

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funny. I like, I love
this closing line. I can keep question

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and keep laughing and keep enjoying your
lunch breaks. That's a good We don't

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have a closer no, no,
we just end the show. Well,

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if we just sat down and actually
tried writing something out, we could come

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me come up with something like this. I mean, I don't think people

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want us to be prepared. Well, that's part of the that's part of

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the fun is that you don't know
what it's gonna comes like, we don't

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know what's what's happened when we're gonna
be talking. We know typically some sort

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of what we're gonna be talking about, but how we get there, how

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we arrive there, it's all like, yeah, this serendipitous. I could

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literally keep hitting regenerate response and do
this all day because it's funny. I

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wouldn't do that to you, guys, because you just listened to two of

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the worst episodes of the Lunch Break
podcast. That you've ever heard, or

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maybe let us know they were the
two best you've ever heard, and maybe

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would just switch to AI writing.
We should just stop altogether. We could

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do this all day. But I
think it is run its course. Yeah,

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I think so, And I think
we've reached the end. Yeah for

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real, this time, for real? Is it? Or maybe not for

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real? For a high, for
a eyes. You can't even say fake

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anymore? Right this, Wow,
it's taking over. This is the outro

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music. I know. Sorry,
we didn't actually sign off. We didn't

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sign off yet. Oh let's thanks
for tuning everyone until next time, Keep

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questioning, keep laughing, and keep
enjoying your lunch breaks right here at lunch Break Podcasts