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Welcome back to you today.
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I've got to try to get down on the room at home, and I'm whoever I say I am.
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Okay, thinkers, it's time to put your thing.
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And we're here with a very special episode.
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We've never done anything like this.
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We've never done anything like this.
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If you are a watcher of the pod and not just a listener, you'll know that we're wearing the same clothes as last week.
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Right.
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Just because we're doing a little back-to-back situation.
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Yeah, Donald is about to go out of town, so we gotta double up on these pods because we refuse to do Zoom.
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We refuse to refuse to be one of those Zoomers.
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No offense to the Zoomer podcasters.
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We're too authentic.
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We're too authentic.
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Our dynamic together is too authentic.
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So because this podcast is called You Think, we are gonna randomly generate some topics to think about.
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And we're gonna tell what we think about that topic.
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It's kind of a new format for us.
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Right.
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And so like the first one is something that you think about.
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The second one is more about what the group will think about.
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And the third one will be our what do you even think?
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Yeah.
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Okay, so are you ready for the first one?
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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What word or saying from the past do you think should come back?
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I know the answer for you.
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What do you what do you think?
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I what do you think?
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Um I think the word that you would want to come back is crossy.
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I do love saying that word.
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I do love saying that word.
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I mean, I think it is back in a lot of ways.
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Right.
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Um, I think it's funny to not everyone that does drag is a crossy, but there are also it's like, I think um Christy Gnome's husband brought it back to the lexicon in a major way.
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In a major way.
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And I know this is obviously groupthink, but it is actually, you think, because I did dress up as him, and I do have a Brian Gnome number that I've done a few times that is incredible.
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Uh, but I think he brought it back because what he was doing with those balloon gazungas, those size Z, some would say, was in fact a crossy style of life.
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Oh, that's fabulous.
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But I when I do drag, I'm definitely more of like a hee she.
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Right.
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I'm definitely a crossy.
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And yeah, that's offensive.
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Yeah.
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But do you know what is offensive?
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The mug you got on it.
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Um, sexy.
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You're bringing sexy back.
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I'm bringing sexy back.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Those other bitches don't know how to act.
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Period.
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All right.
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Next topic to think about.
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And really, at home, we want you to play along and we want you to kind of think with us.
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Yeah.
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If you could call up anyone in the world and have a one-hour conversation, who would you call?
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Ghostbusters?
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I think so.
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Yeah.
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Who would you want to have a one-hour phone conversation with?
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So that means you don't get to have a picture sending Bragg.
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What?
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My best friend Donald's.
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Oh, that's so sweet.
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No, I'm lying.
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I I mean, dead or alive or only alive?
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Um, alive.
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Alive.
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Uh you're the my favorite person to talk to.
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And we're really good at it.
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Yeah.
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Sometimes if you have to be on the phone for an hour, like that's gonna be a long time.
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That's a long time.
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Like, what are you gonna do?
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You're gonna want to pick someone's brain, right?
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Right.
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Uh I uh feel like there's must be someone out there that I would love to.
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It's just weird because it's like I'd love to talk to Lady Gaga, but like I've never met her.
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So that's like weird to just talk on the phone with someone for an hour that you've never met.
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Yuck.
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Sorry.
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Who would you want to talk to?
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Wow, I can't think.
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Like, I wanted to be a celebrity because I love celebrities.
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I think they're some of the coolest people.
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Um, but I'm not, I'm like, I don't know, like, would I want to talk to Beyonce for an hour?
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Like, no offense, I don't think she'd be like that fun on the phone.
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Yeah, you I think Lady Gaga would be fun on the phone and being able to like ask her about her references and her fashions and her song uh like writing and all that stuff.
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Yeah.
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Um maybe like a comedian and cars getting coffee?
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Yeah, yeah.
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Marcelo Hernandez.
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Oh, so uh okay.
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It does it count as a date, yeah.
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Yeah, it could be a phone date.
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Okay, Dave Franco and Marcelo Hernandez three-way call.
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Did you ever do a phone date during like COVID?
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Yes.
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Tell me about it.
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Oh boy, did I?
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Um I uh well, there was this one person that I went on a date with like right before COVID.
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Yeah, and so we were like talking a lot, yeah.
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Um, and we were talking like every day.
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We were also sexting.
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We were not dating.
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Oh, we were sexting.
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Face time sexting.
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You were taking explicit photos and videos, yes.
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And how are you sharing those digitally?
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I I don't know, like the cloud.
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Like I don't know how it all works.
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Yeah.
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Um, but yeah.
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Um then I'm trying to think about oh, I did go, I did do that.
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I did like FaceTime dates.
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Fucking weird.
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There was this You're pathetic.
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Try my fucking best.
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Um it remember that one guy that I went on a date with.
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I went on two dates with him.
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He was like grew up like super religious Jew.
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Yeah, and then and I found now this is gonna be offensive as well.
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Say it.
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I have found that boys that boys, men that grew up really religious uh Jew, like really conservative or conservadox, even uh, they because men, Jewish men in that kind of religion are uh raised to be like treated kind of like a king, yeah, and also like you are going to have a wife and they're basically gonna like serve you.
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Yeah.
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And like whatever you want from your wife is gonna happen.
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Right.
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And they treat when they become gay and they like remove themselves from the religion, they still have that vibe where they expect to be treated like a prince by their gay lover.
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Yeah, and they're used to being treated like a princess.
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Yes, right, a princess of Genobia.
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Yeah, they are and yeah, so that I went on a phone date with that guy.
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Like, we had gone on two dates, but I'm like, you know what?
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He now like started taking peptides and he looks amazing.
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Oh so and and people can grow and change, yeah, and bodies can grow, and bodies can grow and change, and it certainly did.
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Yeah, and so I he reached out to me, I was like, let's go on a date.
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It was fucking horrible.
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Wow.
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My roommate was like in the other room and I came out, like, it's a horrible time.
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And he was it a FaceTime or was it a FaceTime call date?
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Yeah, and it was like a sexy voice, sexier than mine.
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Yeah, um, how would you rate your voice in terms of sexiness?
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10 out of 10, and 10 is is it's actually a reverse scale.
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Right.
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10 is was nasal horrible, not sexy.
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Terrible.
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Uh, and but some people are into that, and if you're into that soyba, yeah, looking for a lover, it's cuffing season, honey.
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Uh, but he was on his like workout bike during it, okay, and it was just so awkward.
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That is strange.
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He probably should have taken a pause.
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Just don't do that.
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Yeah, what?
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Was he like actively working out?
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He was like slowly going on the bike.
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I feel like during COVID, everyone was into Peloton.
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Maybe it was about that.
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But just, you know, there's so many hours in the day.
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Right.
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And you're you said that this is a date.
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I feel like I've heard like I he said, like, I want it to be like a real date.
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Like, I think he was like, get like dinner or something.
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So I think he was huh.
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It was kind of you know how some people have like standing desks and they can like him otherwise.
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He was doing that.
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Interesting.
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I feel like I've heard of people like before going on a real date with someone from that they met online, they'll like have a phone call or something.
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Which sounds very mature, but I'm like, oh, this is so much work.
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I know it's it's like just trying to get but I feel weird about it for some reason.
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Right.
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Because I feel like you can be very performative via FaceTime or a phone call, but like actually meeting someone in person is different.
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It's also weird because there's like kind of an inherent closeness to phone calls.
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Like you're you usually call people you know and like you want to catch up with.
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Yeah.
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Like be talking to someone you've never met is strange.
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That being said, gay people will sleep with anyone anytime, but speaking to them is going to be no.
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Okay, next topic.
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We're gonna we're gonna really think about a new topic.
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I want you to choose if it's not great right away, you can skip.
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What is the best room in your house and why?
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We might be sitting in it.
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And yeah, I just kind of messaged me like, where do you record your podcast?
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Honey, we are not in a studio, we are in my apartment.
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Yeah.
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And this room is like our bar room and also a podcast studio.
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Yeah.
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We've had this wallpaper up since before the podcast.
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The dawn of time.
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My hot, sexy biker husband, Peter, said it up.
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And not a biker in like a biker gang kind of way, but a biker in like a He bikes in Central Park.
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Bikes in Central Park, like sweet guy getting flowers kind of way.
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Mm-hmm.
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Even though I'm the one who gets him flowers.
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But so you're the woman.
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Because I'm the woman.
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Yeah.
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But I love this room.
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I feel like it's so fun.
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It's like so unique, New York.
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Like I do love this room, but I disagree.
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My favorite room is the living room.
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My favorite room in your house is the living room.
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It's so cozy woesy, and it's where all of our memories are made.
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Yeah.
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Um, my favorite room in my new house is up for debate, honey, because nothing is unpacked yet to know.
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But you could you could start thinking about it.
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I love my patio.
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Nothing and you consider that a room.
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Yeah, I consider it a room.
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Because it's so big.
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Because it's so big.
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Oh, you're bragging.
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And it's enclosed.
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And it's enclosed.
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Um, I love my downstairs room, which is what we call the woman cave.
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Because it's half drag studio, half living room.
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I love that.
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I do love, I mean, I literally love my apartment.
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I searched far and wide for it in the span of like 10 blocks.
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And it found you.
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And it found me.
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Um, what in your old um apartment?
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Do you have a favorite room?
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Huh.
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I really liked my like dining room area weirdly.
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Oh.
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I painted a wall yellow and it was to die for, in my opinion.
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Uh, it was fun to do.
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I'm getting sneezy again.
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Yeah.
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So disgusting.
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Uh I don't know what I'm sneezing about.
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Oh, this is a good question.
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That everyone at home, think about this question too.
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Close your eyes.
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What's your favorite outfit?
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Ever?
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Yeah.
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Probably the outfit you're gonna wear to Bravo FanFest.
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Well, I was literally also I really loved your wedding outfit with the train sleeves.
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Me too.
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Um, designed by me but inspired by Alan Cumming and the pictures you sent me.
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Uh, I really love my toy gown dress so much.
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That's probably my favorite outfit.
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Can you describe it to the audience?
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So it is a white base dress embellished with toys from childhood.
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Where's the dress from Zara?
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Sister.
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Where's it from?
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It is from uh costume designer Beck Jones, custom made to my body.
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That's all right.
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Yeah, I gained a little weight, so it's a little harder to get into these days, but it's okay.
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Uh, because the corset, still corsets.
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Uh half of it is girl toys, half of it is boy toys, and then there's like a beautiful headpiece that I did myself.
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He like it's a base, but I like added all the toys and shit, and it's fucking gorgeous.
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And then also he hand painted all of these different like colors and stuff on it to make it look like a child is doing like you know, little like scribble painting.
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So it's fucking gorgeous.
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It's iconic.
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It's honestly really gorgeous.
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I also love my Tom of Finland outfit, which Google Tom of Finland drawings and honey.
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Imagine that stepping out of the page and on to your stage.
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And it has a big large cock.
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Cock, yeah, yeah.
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So that's fine.
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It is Cocktober.
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And it is Cocktober.
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Um this is a really good one.
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What do you do when you're bored?
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These days, fucking scroll, which sucks.
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Sometimes, yeah, like what do I do when I'm bored?
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I call you.
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Yeah, I was gonna say, you call me, I do that.
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I I get bored pretty easily, unfortunately.
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I think we live such like fun lives, and right, and our phones are constantly giving us entertainment and dopamine hits that it's like the moment that doesn't happen.
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I love to listen to a podcast when I'm bored, honestly.
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Yeah.
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Um, I love to just find entertainment immediately.
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I also feel like you probably get bored too, but you're so good at making fun out of absolutely nothing.
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Yeah, I don't allow myself to even like get bored.
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I haven't felt boredom in a very long time.
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Whenever my grandma, who's 92, love that Diva.
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Oh, why was I gonna call her?
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Were you about to call your grandmother a bitch?
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Yeah.
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Bring that word back, by the way, bitch.
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Yeah.
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Um, I am obsessed with her.
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She's I would love to be in an hour-long conversation with her, but I know luckily I still honestly thought you were gonna say her, but I guess you don't care about her as much as I thought.
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Um, I care about her deeply immensely.
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She's one of my favorite people in the entire world.
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Yeah, then mine can you call her for an hour.
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I do call her a lot, but she doesn't always love to be on the phone.
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So you're being thoughtful and careful.
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And also, she like will be standing the whole time.
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She doesn't sit when she's on the phone.
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I don't know why, but she's 92, so I'm like an hour-long conversation.
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I don't want her like standing like that, like because she has a landline like attached to the wall.
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Like she refused.
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We tried to give her a cell phone once.
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No.
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Um I don't want her standing for that long enough to be able to move.
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So I was being very thoughtful in that case.
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When I'm on the phone, I pace around.
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The only time I sit and talk is literally right now.
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Yeah.
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It's impossible to get this man to sit still.
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Why would you sit still when you can ask the next question?
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Okay, we're gonna think about a new question, everyone.
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Wait, no, but I just wanted to bring up when I was a child and I would say I was bored, my grandma would always say, You should watch The Phantom Toll Booth, which was a book that turned into a movie about a boy who was bored and then he got sent to like a magical lamp.
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It was a movie?
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They turned it into a movie we got to watch.
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And I want to make it into a Broadway musical.
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I love that book.
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If someone wants to do that with me, swipe up.
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Swipe up.
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Okay, the next thing we're gonna think about, we're gonna really think back.
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Think back as far back as you can.
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What type of kid were you?
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Were you spoiled?
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That's a really beautiful question.
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Were you spoiled, rebellious, well-behaved, quiet, obnoxious?
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None of those, really.
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I mean, I was well behaved and quiet for the most part, but not spoiled?
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No.
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You're a spoiled adult, not kid.
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I'm not spoiled I think spoiled is more than just getting a beautiful apartment.
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Like spoiled is also expecting to get a beautiful apartment.
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Right.
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And not being grateful and expecting to just have everything handed to you.
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Like it's like going into a random store that has like an animatron on the wall, being told you can't have it, and then throwing a fit online.
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Like that's being spoiled.
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Right.
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You know?
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Yeah.
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But that's not me.
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Um, I was a really sensitive, sweet little boy who loved to play with Polypocket and lip sync to Epanine in his bedroom, which is a character from Leimez.
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And I loved to just make up like stories with all of my toys that were mostly girl toys.
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Right.
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And I was very sociable with my lady girlfriends growing up.
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And my I actually had a gay friend in every era of my life, closeted or otherwise, which is crazy.
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Yeah.
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I just like gravitate towards each other.
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And that's I was just like, I was actually like a really sweet, sensitive boy, not built for this world.
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Oh.
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I was actually sweet and sensitive too.
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Stop.
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Yeah, my mom listening would say I was sweet and sensitive, but I was also very outgoing.
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Yeah.
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Um, I was also very um responsible, I would say.
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Wow.
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As a responsible.
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Um, I like did all my homework.
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I was like student council president, but also very energetic and very I picture you as running around, running around, running around, falling on the side of the pool and cracking your head open.
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Is that you or your brother?
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No, that was me.
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That was you.
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Yeah.
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Honey, check clock the scars.
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Um, okay, let's think about one more topic.
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This topic has to be groupthink.
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Okay, so this is groupthink, like something that we can all like relate to as a group.
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Yeah.
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Should streaming services release all episodes at once or do it weekly?
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It depends on the kind of show.
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Huh.
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Yeah.
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I think that a show that has a like kind of cliffhangery vibe.
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Yeah.
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That you know, it's weird.
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It's weird.
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Both are fun.
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But for different reasons.
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Both are fun for different reasons.
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I think part of the reason why shows aren't in the cultural zeitgeist anymore is because they're released as a binge.
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So then culture just moves.
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So it's like, okay, you gotta watch it this week or it's gonna be spoiled.
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And then culture moves on quickly from it.
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Yeah.
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But shows like White Lotus that are coming out every week, and then people are like, okay, who's gonna be killed?
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Let's like all make guesses, like what's going on.
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It becomes a conversation starter, right?
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But which is really fun.
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Salt Lake City House 5 similarly.
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And then you get to, and like I love like drag race being able to go to a gay bar and watch the show in a group setting, and it feels it's like the only time I understand sports, right?
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It's it's like part of the show is community organizing, and I think that's really fun to be able to do that.
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But uh, it is fun to binge things.
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I just think that it I miss the days where every show you could be like, Are you gonna watch this?
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Yeah, I really like episodic weekly drops.
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Yeah.
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Just so you can all talk about it throughout the week.
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You can look forward to it.
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I feel like more memeable moments happen, but when you all watch at once because you're all talking about the one episode you watched.
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Um, versus And I feel like it gives more respect to all the work that everyone put into it.
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Right.
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Doing it every week because then they're focused on that one hour or 30 minutes, however long it is, for the whole week.
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Right.
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As opposed to like, okay, moving on, moving on, moving on.
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Right.
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And you you like miss things because you don't get to like analyze every second of it.
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Right.
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And then you're in the world of the show for so much longer.
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It's like you can, if there's 15 episodes, you're there for 15 weeks versus you could just watch it in a day.
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Yeah.
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Like, wait, a day?
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It's over.
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And culture moves so quickly.
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Yeah.
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Now that it is done, and then it's like amazing shows that deserve to be talked about all year.
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Right.
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It's so weird because I feel like did he did Rivalry?
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What did they do?
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I think they did weekly.
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Weekly.
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Yeah.
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But it started off with like two, yeah.
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People love to do that these days.
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Yeah.
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Uh, but that showed It was carbo loading.
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Yeah.
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I've been carbo maxing honey all week long.
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I cannot wait to stop doing that.
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Uh, but it it's really awesome.
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Uh like emotionally and physically, besides feeling bloated boots.
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Uh yeah, I miss it.
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And but heated rivalry, I like that has stayed in the cultural zeitgeist to this day.
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Yeah.
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People are so obsessed with it that like articles are coming out now of like they announce how many episodes will be in the next season.
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Like, that's an article.
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Right.
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And Hudson Williams like is gonna show his butt again.
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And like that's an article, right?
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Right, right.
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So, but that was weekly, and see, weekly allows you to be in this cultural zeitgeist.
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The anticipation is important.
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Should we do one more groupthink topic?
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Okay, and I hope you guys are loving this format, you know, of just like really thinking about random topics and just like what is the most overrated movie of all time?
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Whoa.
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Of all time.
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That's this is a good one for groupthink.
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Yeah, this is a good one to really think about as the group.
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Yeah.
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Okay, my mind immediately goes to things that are like mass consumed.
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So I'm like Marvel movies.
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Um, I'm thinking about um shit like that, where I'm like, this is like not my vibe.
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Although when I have seen them like on planes, I'm kind of like fun.
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Like they're great plane movies, I think.
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So I kind of get it.
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I'm kind of like a Marvelista in that way.
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Um, but maybe if there's like a football movie.
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Oh no, for me Star Wars, like that's not my culture.
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Right.
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You like it, right?
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No, it's plasma.
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Oh, not all drag queens are the same.
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I'm just like, I don't to me it's overrated, like oh, and also Twilight and Harry Potter, like that's not for me.
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Unfortunately, I love Harry Potter turf.
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Uh I now I sadly like can't like it anymore, which fucking sucks.
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But it just like sometimes you can separate the art from the artists, but in this case, when you write a book about inclusivity through magic, like you write like an allegory about inclusivity, and then you are an evil bigot.
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It's just hard to I think it's harder to separate.
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I think it's harder to separate the art from the artist when the artist is the one writing the words.
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Yeah.
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If you're like an actor and you're just like presenting a character, but if you're the one actually writing the words, or like painting the picture, it's hard for me to now like your product because you're that's your point of view.
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Yeah, that's tough.
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So that sucks.
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Um I honestly can't fucking know what movie is overrated because it's so such a subjective question.
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Say one.
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And I love every movie that's everrated.
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Say one movie.
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That doesn't that doesn't do it for me.
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Say one.
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Um can you start naming movies that you think that um I forgot?
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I mean, Star Wars is Park.
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I like that so fun.
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Star Wars, I think, is a good one.
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I remember going to see the one with Darth Maul in it.
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Lord of the Rings.
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That's my number one.
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I'm like, sorry, I can't.
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Well, it's there's so many short kings in that movie.
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Oh, of course you love those little goblins hobbling about.
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Right?
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So cute.
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They're called hobbits, my love.
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I think Star Wars doesn't do it for me either.
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The one with Darth Maul in it, I remember we went to like the midnight showing as a kid.
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I felt right to sleep because I and I was like, I don't care.
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I just don't care.
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I'm sorry.
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Yeah.
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I think Job of the Hut more like Job of the Slug.
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Yeah, babe.
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Um, I really, yeah, I'm gonna say Lord of the Rings.
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I'm like, no.
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One time this guy invited me over for a grinder hookup and was playing Lord of the Rings during it.
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Oh, interesting.
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Not the horniest vibe.
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Oh.
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Still came.
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Uh now we have to do what do you even think?
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But it's a random uh like either a random celebrity or like a random topic or like a random thing.
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Like not a random topic that is like spaceships or something.
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Right, okay, okay.
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Well, I'm just gonna give you a person.
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I think we should do it together.
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Oh.
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Okay, okay.
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I I have an idea.
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I have an idea.
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These are all of the celebrities who it's their birthday today.
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So we're gonna choose one who's really random.
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We're gonna choose one who's really random and guess what we think about them.
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Jordan Callaway.
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Jordan Callaway was a 90s superstar actor TV show.
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He was in Saved by the Bell.
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He was in Save by the Bell.
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And he actually was a superhero.
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Yeah.
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Um in the movie.
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It was when they had jumped the shark already, and they were just like throwing things at the wall.
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And so he was actually trying to save the bell.
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They started taking it really literally.
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And it was about liberty, you know, the freedom bell.
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The Liberty Bell.
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Yeah, the Liberty Bell.
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Philadelphia, where I'm from originally.
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And that's and that's how it all comes together.
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Yeah.
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South Philadelphia, born and raised.
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South Philadelphia.
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West Philadelphia.
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West Philadelphia.
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I always get my words confused.
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I know.
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But I that's kind of like not words, but directions.
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Directions.
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Are you good at directions?
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Let's first figure out who Jordan Colloway is.
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I'm not good at directions, but New York is a grid, thank God.
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Oh, how do we not know?
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He starred as Zach Carter Schwartz in Unfabulous on Nicolas.
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I watched a few episodes of that.
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That had Emma Roberts in it.
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That was her first big thing.
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He was also in Riverdale.
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Oh, I watched that.
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Yeah.
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But then I stopped.
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And I would say on famousbirthdays.com, he is number 19 today.
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You want to know who some other famous birthdays are today?
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Yeah.
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And the day that we're it's the day we're filming.
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It's the day we're filming.
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Which is what day?
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Oh, the 18th of October.
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I know that because tomorrow is your end of the day.
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21st of September.
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Um, okay.
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Zach Efron's birthday is today.
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Happy birthday, Zach.
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Happy birthday.
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I used to jerk off to this one picture of him like all the time.
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That's interesting.
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He's just a man who's not trying to be objectified by gay guys.
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I'm pretty sure he is trying to be objectified by gay guys.
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Yeah?
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He actually in interviews, he'll be like, I know why I'm in movies and it's for my body.
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So I remember in what was that movie with Seth Rogan and them, and they were like Frat Bros.
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Oh yeah, yeah.
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Um, he was I remember the interviews with neighbors.
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Neighbors, neighbors.
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Uh Seth Rogan was like, Yeah, like between takes he would be doing push-ups because he was shirtless in these scenes to like have a little bit of a pump.
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I'm gonna do a hundred push-ups after this podcast because I didn't go to the gym today.
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Sounds like a good idea.
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Stinky thinkies.
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Uh who else is speaking of loving to be objectified by gay guys, it's Zoran Mom Donnie's birthday.
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Stop!
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Yeah, oh wow.
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He loves to be objectified by gay guys.
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And lastly, someone who took a picture with my mom once.
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It's Neo's birthday.
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Neo.
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He's working late.
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Because he's a singer.
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And he's bringing sexy back.
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Yeah.
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Um, so, anyways, I we know that this was a change of format for you think, um, but desperate times call for desperate moo moos.
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And we just wanted to still check in with our stinky thinky.
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You have to stop crying.
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Like, people have been writing in to me specifically.
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They're like, hey, like, we don't, we as are your loyal fans, right?
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Don't love to be called stinky thinkies.
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They are the thinkers are our fans that we gave them that name.
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Right.
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And they put their thinking caps on.
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They put their thinking caps on.
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And there are some out there that are the stinky thinkies.
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After the new thing, those are the ones that are working out at the gym listening to us, or just haven't showered in a while, or their shower curtain was delayed from delivery in their new apartment and they had to shower at their friend's house across the way.
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Right.
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And I was gonna say that, but then you stuck the words out of my mouth.
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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Thanks for I love you, dude.
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I'm so grateful that we have this to um always hang out.
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And I love that we have this platform to finally say these things.
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Yeah, to say what you wanna say and let the words fall out.
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Honestly, I wanna see you think.
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Vibe it is that's reserved for one person, and it's my grandma.
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You think is produced and edited by Straight Luke, aka Luke Martin, and kind of sort of by Peter Shum.
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Art by Curtis Brown and music by Jack Rayner.
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Welcome back to you today.
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I've got to try to get down on the room at home, and I'm whoever I say I am.
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Okay, thinkers, it's time to put your thing.
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And we're here with a very special episode.
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We've never done anything like this.
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We've never done anything like this.
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If you are a watcher of the pod and not just a listener, you'll know that we're wearing the same clothes as last week.
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Right.
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Just because we're doing a little back-to-back situation.
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Yeah, Donald is about to go out of town, so we gotta double up on these pods because we refuse to do Zoom.
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We refuse to refuse to be one of those Zoomers.
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No offense to the Zoomer podcasters.
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We're too authentic.
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We're too authentic.
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Our dynamic together is too authentic.
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So because this podcast is called You Think, we are gonna randomly generate some topics to think about.
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And we're gonna tell what we think about that topic.
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It's kind of a new format for us.
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Right.
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And so like the first one is something that you think about.
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The second one is more about what the group will think about.
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And the third one will be our what do you even think?
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Yeah.
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Okay, so are you ready for the first one?
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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What word or saying from the past do you think should come back?
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I know the answer for you.
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What do you what do you think?
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I what do you think?
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Um I think the word that you would want to come back is crossy.
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I do love saying that word.
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I do love saying that word.
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I mean, I think it is back in a lot of ways.
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Right.
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Um, I think it's funny to not everyone that does drag is a crossy, but there are also it's like, I think um Christy Gnome's husband brought it back to the lexicon in a major way.
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In a major way.
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And I know this is obviously groupthink, but it is actually, you think, because I did dress up as him, and I do have a Brian Gnome number that I've done a few times that is incredible.
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Uh, but I think he brought it back because what he was doing with those balloon gazungas, those size Z, some would say, was in fact a crossy style of life.
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Oh, that's fabulous.
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But I when I do drag, I'm definitely more of like a hee she.
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Right.
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I'm definitely a crossy.
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And yeah, that's offensive.
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Yeah.
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But do you know what is offensive?
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The mug you got on it.
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Um, sexy.
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You're bringing sexy back.
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I'm bringing sexy back.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Those other bitches don't know how to act.
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Period.
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All right.
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Next topic to think about.
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And really, at home, we want you to play along and we want you to kind of think with us.
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Yeah.
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If you could call up anyone in the world and have a one-hour conversation, who would you call?
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Ghostbusters?
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I think so.
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Yeah.
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Who would you want to have a one-hour phone conversation with?
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So that means you don't get to have a picture sending Bragg.
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What?
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My best friend Donald's.
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Oh, that's so sweet.
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No, I'm lying.
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I I mean, dead or alive or only alive?
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Um, alive.
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Alive.
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Uh you're the my favorite person to talk to.
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And we're really good at it.
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Yeah.
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Sometimes if you have to be on the phone for an hour, like that's gonna be a long time.
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That's a long time.
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Like, what are you gonna do?
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You're gonna want to pick someone's brain, right?
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Right.
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Uh I uh feel like there's must be someone out there that I would love to.
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It's just weird because it's like I'd love to talk to Lady Gaga, but like I've never met her.
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So that's like weird to just talk on the phone with someone for an hour that you've never met.
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Yuck.
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Sorry.
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Who would you want to talk to?
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Wow, I can't think.
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Like, I wanted to be a celebrity because I love celebrities.
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I think they're some of the coolest people.
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Um, but I'm not, I'm like, I don't know, like, would I want to talk to Beyonce for an hour?
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Like, no offense, I don't think she'd be like that fun on the phone.
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Yeah, you I think Lady Gaga would be fun on the phone and being able to like ask her about her references and her fashions and her song uh like writing and all that stuff.
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Yeah.
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Um maybe like a comedian and cars getting coffee?
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Yeah, yeah.
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Marcelo Hernandez.
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Oh, so uh okay.
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It does it count as a date, yeah.
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Yeah, it could be a phone date.
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Okay, Dave Franco and Marcelo Hernandez three-way call.
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Did you ever do a phone date during like COVID?
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Yes.
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Tell me about it.
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Oh boy, did I?
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Um I uh well, there was this one person that I went on a date with like right before COVID.
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Yeah, and so we were like talking a lot, yeah.
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Um, and we were talking like every day.
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We were also sexting.
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We were not dating.
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Oh, we were sexting.
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Face time sexting.
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You were taking explicit photos and videos, yes.
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And how are you sharing those digitally?
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I I don't know, like the cloud.
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Like I don't know how it all works.
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Yeah.
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Um, but yeah.
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Um then I'm trying to think about oh, I did go, I did do that.
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I did like FaceTime dates.
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Fucking weird.
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There was this You're pathetic.
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Try my fucking best.
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Um it remember that one guy that I went on a date with.
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I went on two dates with him.
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He was like grew up like super religious Jew.
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Yeah, and then and I found now this is gonna be offensive as well.
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Say it.
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I have found that boys that boys, men that grew up really religious uh Jew, like really conservative or conservadox, even uh, they because men, Jewish men in that kind of religion are uh raised to be like treated kind of like a king, yeah, and also like you are going to have a wife and they're basically gonna like serve you.
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Yeah.
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And like whatever you want from your wife is gonna happen.
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Right.
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And they treat when they become gay and they like remove themselves from the religion, they still have that vibe where they expect to be treated like a prince by their gay lover.
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Yeah, and they're used to being treated like a princess.
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Yes, right, a princess of Genobia.
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Yeah, they are and yeah, so that I went on a phone date with that guy.
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Like, we had gone on two dates, but I'm like, you know what?
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He now like started taking peptides and he looks amazing.
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Oh so and and people can grow and change, yeah, and bodies can grow, and bodies can grow and change, and it certainly did.
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Yeah, and so I he reached out to me, I was like, let's go on a date.
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It was fucking horrible.
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Wow.
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My roommate was like in the other room and I came out, like, it's a horrible time.
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And he was it a FaceTime or was it a FaceTime call date?
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Yeah, and it was like a sexy voice, sexier than mine.
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Yeah, um, how would you rate your voice in terms of sexiness?
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10 out of 10, and 10 is is it's actually a reverse scale.
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Right.
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10 is was nasal horrible, not sexy.
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Terrible.
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Uh, and but some people are into that, and if you're into that soyba, yeah, looking for a lover, it's cuffing season, honey.
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Uh, but he was on his like workout bike during it, okay, and it was just so awkward.
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That is strange.
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He probably should have taken a pause.
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Just don't do that.
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Yeah, what?
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Was he like actively working out?
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He was like slowly going on the bike.
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I feel like during COVID, everyone was into Peloton.
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Maybe it was about that.
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But just, you know, there's so many hours in the day.
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Right.
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And you're you said that this is a date.
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I feel like I've heard like I he said, like, I want it to be like a real date.
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Like, I think he was like, get like dinner or something.
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So I think he was huh.
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It was kind of you know how some people have like standing desks and they can like him otherwise.
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He was doing that.
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Interesting.
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I feel like I've heard of people like before going on a real date with someone from that they met online, they'll like have a phone call or something.
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Which sounds very mature, but I'm like, oh, this is so much work.
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I know it's it's like just trying to get but I feel weird about it for some reason.
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Right.
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Because I feel like you can be very performative via FaceTime or a phone call, but like actually meeting someone in person is different.
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It's also weird because there's like kind of an inherent closeness to phone calls.
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Like you're you usually call people you know and like you want to catch up with.
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Yeah.
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Like be talking to someone you've never met is strange.
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That being said, gay people will sleep with anyone anytime, but speaking to them is going to be no.
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Okay, next topic.
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We're gonna we're gonna really think about a new topic.
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I want you to choose if it's not great right away, you can skip.
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What is the best room in your house and why?
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We might be sitting in it.
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And yeah, I just kind of messaged me like, where do you record your podcast?
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Honey, we are not in a studio, we are in my apartment.
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Yeah.
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And this room is like our bar room and also a podcast studio.
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Yeah.
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We've had this wallpaper up since before the podcast.
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The dawn of time.
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My hot, sexy biker husband, Peter, said it up.
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And not a biker in like a biker gang kind of way, but a biker in like a He bikes in Central Park.
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Bikes in Central Park, like sweet guy getting flowers kind of way.
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Mm-hmm.
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Even though I'm the one who gets him flowers.
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But so you're the woman.
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Because I'm the woman.
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Yeah.
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But I love this room.
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I feel like it's so fun.
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It's like so unique, New York.
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Like I do love this room, but I disagree.
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My favorite room is the living room.
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My favorite room in your house is the living room.
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It's so cozy woesy, and it's where all of our memories are made.
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Yeah.
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Um, my favorite room in my new house is up for debate, honey, because nothing is unpacked yet to know.
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But you could you could start thinking about it.
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I love my patio.
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Nothing and you consider that a room.
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Yeah, I consider it a room.
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Because it's so big.
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Because it's so big.
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Oh, you're bragging.
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And it's enclosed.
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And it's enclosed.
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Um, I love my downstairs room, which is what we call the woman cave.
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Because it's half drag studio, half living room.
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I love that.
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I do love, I mean, I literally love my apartment.
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I searched far and wide for it in the span of like 10 blocks.
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And it found you.
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And it found me.
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Um, what in your old um apartment?
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Do you have a favorite room?
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Huh.
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I really liked my like dining room area weirdly.
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Oh.
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I painted a wall yellow and it was to die for, in my opinion.
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Uh, it was fun to do.
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I'm getting sneezy again.
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Yeah.
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So disgusting.
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Uh I don't know what I'm sneezing about.
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Oh, this is a good question.
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That everyone at home, think about this question too.
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Close your eyes.
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What's your favorite outfit?
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Ever?
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Yeah.
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Probably the outfit you're gonna wear to Bravo FanFest.
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Well, I was literally also I really loved your wedding outfit with the train sleeves.
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Me too.
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Um, designed by me but inspired by Alan Cumming and the pictures you sent me.
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Uh, I really love my toy gown dress so much.
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That's probably my favorite outfit.
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Can you describe it to the audience?
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So it is a white base dress embellished with toys from childhood.
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Where's the dress from Zara?
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Sister.
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Where's it from?
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It is from uh costume designer Beck Jones, custom made to my body.
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That's all right.
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Yeah, I gained a little weight, so it's a little harder to get into these days, but it's okay.
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Uh, because the corset, still corsets.
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Uh half of it is girl toys, half of it is boy toys, and then there's like a beautiful headpiece that I did myself.
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He like it's a base, but I like added all the toys and shit, and it's fucking gorgeous.
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And then also he hand painted all of these different like colors and stuff on it to make it look like a child is doing like you know, little like scribble painting.
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So it's fucking gorgeous.
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It's iconic.
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It's honestly really gorgeous.
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I also love my Tom of Finland outfit, which Google Tom of Finland drawings and honey.
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Imagine that stepping out of the page and on to your stage.
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And it has a big large cock.
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Cock, yeah, yeah.
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So that's fine.
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It is Cocktober.
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And it is Cocktober.
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Um this is a really good one.
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What do you do when you're bored?
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These days, fucking scroll, which sucks.
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Sometimes, yeah, like what do I do when I'm bored?
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I call you.
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Yeah, I was gonna say, you call me, I do that.
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I I get bored pretty easily, unfortunately.
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I think we live such like fun lives, and right, and our phones are constantly giving us entertainment and dopamine hits that it's like the moment that doesn't happen.
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I love to listen to a podcast when I'm bored, honestly.
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Yeah.
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Um, I love to just find entertainment immediately.
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I also feel like you probably get bored too, but you're so good at making fun out of absolutely nothing.
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Yeah, I don't allow myself to even like get bored.
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I haven't felt boredom in a very long time.
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Whenever my grandma, who's 92, love that Diva.
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Oh, why was I gonna call her?
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Were you about to call your grandmother a bitch?
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Yeah.
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Bring that word back, by the way, bitch.
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Yeah.
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Um, I am obsessed with her.
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She's I would love to be in an hour-long conversation with her, but I know luckily I still honestly thought you were gonna say her, but I guess you don't care about her as much as I thought.
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Um, I care about her deeply immensely.
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She's one of my favorite people in the entire world.
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Yeah, then mine can you call her for an hour.
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I do call her a lot, but she doesn't always love to be on the phone.
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So you're being thoughtful and careful.
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And also, she like will be standing the whole time.
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She doesn't sit when she's on the phone.
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I don't know why, but she's 92, so I'm like an hour-long conversation.
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I don't want her like standing like that, like because she has a landline like attached to the wall.
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Like she refused.
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We tried to give her a cell phone once.
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No.
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Um I don't want her standing for that long enough to be able to move.
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So I was being very thoughtful in that case.
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When I'm on the phone, I pace around.
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The only time I sit and talk is literally right now.
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Yeah.
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It's impossible to get this man to sit still.
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Why would you sit still when you can ask the next question?
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Okay, we're gonna think about a new question, everyone.
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Wait, no, but I just wanted to bring up when I was a child and I would say I was bored, my grandma would always say, You should watch The Phantom Toll Booth, which was a book that turned into a movie about a boy who was bored and then he got sent to like a magical lamp.
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It was a movie?
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They turned it into a movie we got to watch.
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And I want to make it into a Broadway musical.
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I love that book.
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If someone wants to do that with me, swipe up.
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Swipe up.
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Okay, the next thing we're gonna think about, we're gonna really think back.
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Think back as far back as you can.
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What type of kid were you?
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Were you spoiled?
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That's a really beautiful question.
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Were you spoiled, rebellious, well-behaved, quiet, obnoxious?
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None of those, really.
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I mean, I was well behaved and quiet for the most part, but not spoiled?
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No.
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You're a spoiled adult, not kid.
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I'm not spoiled I think spoiled is more than just getting a beautiful apartment.
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Like spoiled is also expecting to get a beautiful apartment.
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Right.
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And not being grateful and expecting to just have everything handed to you.
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Like it's like going into a random store that has like an animatron on the wall, being told you can't have it, and then throwing a fit online.
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Like that's being spoiled.
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Right.
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You know?
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Yeah.
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But that's not me.
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Um, I was a really sensitive, sweet little boy who loved to play with Polypocket and lip sync to Epanine in his bedroom, which is a character from Leimez.
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And I loved to just make up like stories with all of my toys that were mostly girl toys.
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Right.
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And I was very sociable with my lady girlfriends growing up.
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And my I actually had a gay friend in every era of my life, closeted or otherwise, which is crazy.
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Yeah.
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I just like gravitate towards each other.
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And that's I was just like, I was actually like a really sweet, sensitive boy, not built for this world.
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Oh.
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I was actually sweet and sensitive too.
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Stop.
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Yeah, my mom listening would say I was sweet and sensitive, but I was also very outgoing.
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Yeah.
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Um, I was also very um responsible, I would say.
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Wow.
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As a responsible.
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Um, I like did all my homework.
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I was like student council president, but also very energetic and very I picture you as running around, running around, running around, falling on the side of the pool and cracking your head open.
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Is that you or your brother?
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No, that was me.
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That was you.
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Yeah.
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Honey, check clock the scars.
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Um, okay, let's think about one more topic.
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This topic has to be groupthink.
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Okay, so this is groupthink, like something that we can all like relate to as a group.
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Yeah.
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Should streaming services release all episodes at once or do it weekly?
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It depends on the kind of show.
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Huh.
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Yeah.
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I think that a show that has a like kind of cliffhangery vibe.
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Yeah.
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That you know, it's weird.
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It's weird.
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Both are fun.
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But for different reasons.
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Both are fun for different reasons.
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I think part of the reason why shows aren't in the cultural zeitgeist anymore is because they're released as a binge.
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So then culture just moves.
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So it's like, okay, you gotta watch it this week or it's gonna be spoiled.
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And then culture moves on quickly from it.
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Yeah.
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But shows like White Lotus that are coming out every week, and then people are like, okay, who's gonna be killed?
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Let's like all make guesses, like what's going on.
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It becomes a conversation starter, right?
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But which is really fun.
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Salt Lake City House 5 similarly.
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And then you get to, and like I love like drag race being able to go to a gay bar and watch the show in a group setting, and it feels it's like the only time I understand sports, right?
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It's it's like part of the show is community organizing, and I think that's really fun to be able to do that.
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But uh, it is fun to binge things.
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I just think that it I miss the days where every show you could be like, Are you gonna watch this?
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Yeah, I really like episodic weekly drops.
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Yeah.
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Just so you can all talk about it throughout the week.
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You can look forward to it.
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I feel like more memeable moments happen, but when you all watch at once because you're all talking about the one episode you watched.
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Um, versus And I feel like it gives more respect to all the work that everyone put into it.
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Right.
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Doing it every week because then they're focused on that one hour or 30 minutes, however long it is, for the whole week.
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Right.
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As opposed to like, okay, moving on, moving on, moving on.
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Right.
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And you you like miss things because you don't get to like analyze every second of it.
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Right.
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And then you're in the world of the show for so much longer.
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It's like you can, if there's 15 episodes, you're there for 15 weeks versus you could just watch it in a day.
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Yeah.
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Like, wait, a day?
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It's over.
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And culture moves so quickly.
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Yeah.
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Now that it is done, and then it's like amazing shows that deserve to be talked about all year.
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Right.
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It's so weird because I feel like did he did Rivalry?
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What did they do?
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I think they did weekly.
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Weekly.
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Yeah.
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But it started off with like two, yeah.
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People love to do that these days.
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Yeah.
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Uh, but that showed It was carbo loading.
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Yeah.
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I've been carbo maxing honey all week long.
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I cannot wait to stop doing that.
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Uh, but it it's really awesome.
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Uh like emotionally and physically, besides feeling bloated boots.
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Uh yeah, I miss it.
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And but heated rivalry, I like that has stayed in the cultural zeitgeist to this day.
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Yeah.
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People are so obsessed with it that like articles are coming out now of like they announce how many episodes will be in the next season.
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Like, that's an article.
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Right.
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And Hudson Williams like is gonna show his butt again.
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And like that's an article, right?
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Right, right.
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So, but that was weekly, and see, weekly allows you to be in this cultural zeitgeist.
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The anticipation is important.
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Should we do one more groupthink topic?
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Okay, and I hope you guys are loving this format, you know, of just like really thinking about random topics and just like what is the most overrated movie of all time?
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Whoa.
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Of all time.
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That's this is a good one for groupthink.
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Yeah, this is a good one to really think about as the group.
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Yeah.
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Okay, my mind immediately goes to things that are like mass consumed.
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So I'm like Marvel movies.
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Um, I'm thinking about um shit like that, where I'm like, this is like not my vibe.
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Although when I have seen them like on planes, I'm kind of like fun.
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Like they're great plane movies, I think.
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So I kind of get it.
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I'm kind of like a Marvelista in that way.
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Um, but maybe if there's like a football movie.
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Oh no, for me Star Wars, like that's not my culture.
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Right.
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You like it, right?
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No, it's plasma.
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Oh, not all drag queens are the same.
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I'm just like, I don't to me it's overrated, like oh, and also Twilight and Harry Potter, like that's not for me.
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Unfortunately, I love Harry Potter turf.
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Uh I now I sadly like can't like it anymore, which fucking sucks.
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But it just like sometimes you can separate the art from the artists, but in this case, when you write a book about inclusivity through magic, like you write like an allegory about inclusivity, and then you are an evil bigot.
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It's just hard to I think it's harder to separate.
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I think it's harder to separate the art from the artist when the artist is the one writing the words.
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Yeah.
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If you're like an actor and you're just like presenting a character, but if you're the one actually writing the words, or like painting the picture, it's hard for me to now like your product because you're that's your point of view.
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Yeah, that's tough.
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So that sucks.
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Um I honestly can't fucking know what movie is overrated because it's so such a subjective question.
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Say one.
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And I love every movie that's everrated.
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Say one movie.
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That doesn't that doesn't do it for me.
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Say one.
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Um can you start naming movies that you think that um I forgot?
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I mean, Star Wars is Park.
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I like that so fun.
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Star Wars, I think, is a good one.
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I remember going to see the one with Darth Maul in it.
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Lord of the Rings.
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That's my number one.
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I'm like, sorry, I can't.
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Well, it's there's so many short kings in that movie.
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Oh, of course you love those little goblins hobbling about.
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Right?
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So cute.
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They're called hobbits, my love.
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I think Star Wars doesn't do it for me either.
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The one with Darth Maul in it, I remember we went to like the midnight showing as a kid.
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I felt right to sleep because I and I was like, I don't care.
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I just don't care.
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I'm sorry.
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Yeah.
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I think Job of the Hut more like Job of the Slug.
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Yeah, babe.
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Um, I really, yeah, I'm gonna say Lord of the Rings.
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I'm like, no.
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One time this guy invited me over for a grinder hookup and was playing Lord of the Rings during it.
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Oh, interesting.
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Not the horniest vibe.
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Oh.
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Still came.
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Uh now we have to do what do you even think?
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But it's a random uh like either a random celebrity or like a random topic or like a random thing.
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Like not a random topic that is like spaceships or something.
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Right, okay, okay.
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Well, I'm just gonna give you a person.
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I think we should do it together.
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Oh.
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Okay, okay.
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I I have an idea.
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I have an idea.
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These are all of the celebrities who it's their birthday today.
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So we're gonna choose one who's really random.
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We're gonna choose one who's really random and guess what we think about them.
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Jordan Callaway.
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Jordan Callaway was a 90s superstar actor TV show.
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He was in Saved by the Bell.
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He was in Save by the Bell.
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And he actually was a superhero.
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Yeah.
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Um in the movie.
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It was when they had jumped the shark already, and they were just like throwing things at the wall.
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And so he was actually trying to save the bell.
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They started taking it really literally.
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And it was about liberty, you know, the freedom bell.
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The Liberty Bell.
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Yeah, the Liberty Bell.
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Philadelphia, where I'm from originally.
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And that's and that's how it all comes together.
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Yeah.
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South Philadelphia, born and raised.
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South Philadelphia.
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West Philadelphia.
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West Philadelphia.
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I always get my words confused.
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I know.
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But I that's kind of like not words, but directions.
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Directions.
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Are you good at directions?
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Let's first figure out who Jordan Colloway is.
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I'm not good at directions, but New York is a grid, thank God.
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Oh, how do we not know?
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He starred as Zach Carter Schwartz in Unfabulous on Nicolas.
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I watched a few episodes of that.
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That had Emma Roberts in it.
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That was her first big thing.
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He was also in Riverdale.
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Oh, I watched that.
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Yeah.
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But then I stopped.
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And I would say on famousbirthdays.com, he is number 19 today.
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You want to know who some other famous birthdays are today?
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Yeah.
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And the day that we're it's the day we're filming.
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It's the day we're filming.
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Which is what day?
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Oh, the 18th of October.
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I know that because tomorrow is your end of the day.
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21st of September.
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Um, okay.
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Zach Efron's birthday is today.
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Happy birthday, Zach.
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Happy birthday.
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I used to jerk off to this one picture of him like all the time.
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That's interesting.
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He's just a man who's not trying to be objectified by gay guys.
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I'm pretty sure he is trying to be objectified by gay guys.
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Yeah?
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He actually in interviews, he'll be like, I know why I'm in movies and it's for my body.
00:26:08.079 --> 00:26:13.599
So I remember in what was that movie with Seth Rogan and them, and they were like Frat Bros.
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Oh yeah, yeah.
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Um, he was I remember the interviews with neighbors.
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Neighbors, neighbors.
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Uh Seth Rogan was like, Yeah, like between takes he would be doing push-ups because he was shirtless in these scenes to like have a little bit of a pump.
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I'm gonna do a hundred push-ups after this podcast because I didn't go to the gym today.
00:26:31.279 --> 00:26:32.480
Sounds like a good idea.
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Stinky thinkies.
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Uh who else is speaking of loving to be objectified by gay guys, it's Zoran Mom Donnie's birthday.
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Stop!
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Yeah, oh wow.
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He loves to be objectified by gay guys.
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And lastly, someone who took a picture with my mom once.
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It's Neo's birthday.
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Neo.
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He's working late.
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Because he's a singer.
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And he's bringing sexy back.
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Yeah.
00:27:00.799 --> 00:27:07.119
Um, so, anyways, I we know that this was a change of format for you think, um, but desperate times call for desperate moo moos.
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And we just wanted to still check in with our stinky thinky.
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You have to stop crying.
00:27:13.119 --> 00:27:15.519
Like, people have been writing in to me specifically.
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They're like, hey, like, we don't, we as are your loyal fans, right?
00:27:19.440 --> 00:27:21.519
Don't love to be called stinky thinkies.
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They are the thinkers are our fans that we gave them that name.
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Right.
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And they put their thinking caps on.
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They put their thinking caps on.
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And there are some out there that are the stinky thinkies.
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After the new thing, those are the ones that are working out at the gym listening to us, or just haven't showered in a while, or their shower curtain was delayed from delivery in their new apartment and they had to shower at their friend's house across the way.
00:27:45.519 --> 00:27:45.839
Right.
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And I was gonna say that, but then you stuck the words out of my mouth.
00:27:49.839 --> 00:27:50.160
Yeah.
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Okay.
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Thanks for I love you, dude.
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I'm so grateful that we have this to um always hang out.
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And I love that we have this platform to finally say these things.
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Yeah, to say what you wanna say and let the words fall out.
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Honestly, I wanna see you think.
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Vibe it is that's reserved for one person, and it's my grandma.
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You think is produced and edited by Straight Luke, aka Luke Martin, and kind of sort of by Peter Shum.
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