July 2, 2025
The 4th Hole
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Buckle up, because this one’s a flaming dumpster on roller skates. Jake drags one of his wild-ass Texas friends onto the show and the vibes go off the rails immediately. JaeJae hijacks the mic with her sad, sweaty, rage-filled tales from the frontlines of menopause—she’s hot, she’s pissed, and nobody’s safe.
Then the crew wades into the swamp of arguing with stupid people (pro tip: don’t bother), but it’s JaeJae’s Amazon return story that really sends this episode off a cliff. One minute it’s a return gift-horse, the next it’s MONSTER SMUT and absolute chaos. No survivors. No explanations. Just pure, glorious, WTF mayhem.
Hit play. Regret nothing.
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Stop making me feel all self -conscious. I'll
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have to touch my boobies. Calm myself down. Hey,
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this is JJ, and I'm fondling myself, and you're
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listening to What the F***. I love Niecy Nash.
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Oh, my God. That woman could suffocate me with
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them titties. They need to crack a book that
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starts with the word dick and ends with shenary.
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I did not realize we were going to have this.
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this much good stuff. You were not mentally prepared?
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No, and I'm glad. I have no filter sometimes.
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Being mentally prepared is for fucking losers.
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TMI should be my middle name. I want that shit
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smashed in my face, man. Watch this right here.
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Watch. But it like, it went through. Really?
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Fucking dog. It went. Were you having weird kinky
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sex? No. What do they call it? The fourth hole?
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Yeah. We're not editing any of this shit out.
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I do have a hole in the back of my thigh. Fuck
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yeah, you do. Because I fell on a piece of rebar
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and stabbed myself. Whatever helps you sleep
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at night, kiddo. Be your nuggets. Be fucking
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you up. No, I actually quit drinking those. Or
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quit eating those. Let me tell you what I did
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today, though. Hey, this is JJ, and you're listening
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to What The F... Today on What the Fuck, in 1994,
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a very young Jake was being transferred from
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Roanoke, Virginia, Navy recruiting duty to Rotational
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Crew Delta in Ingleside, Texas. So I don't know
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exactly. If it was 1994 that I met JJ, but it
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was... No, 95. 95. I was living off base with
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my buddy Dave and a few other pals. And because
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of the name of our command, we titled our trailer
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Delta House. And we lived up to the reputation
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of Delta House, Animal House. And JJ quickly
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became a Delta groupie. And that's kind of the
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best way to put it. I like that. Would you agree
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with that there, JJ? In the beginning, absolutely.
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But at some point within the first year, I morphed
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into less of a groupie and more of one of you.
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Yeah. Because I was in on the pranks. I was in
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on the smack talking. I was coming up with the
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crap to do. So, JJ, you were active duty Navy?
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I was not. I was a teenager. I had just graduated
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high school at 94. Get square the fuck out of
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town. Yeah. She wasn't even legal. I was making
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assumptions that you were. Yeah, I know. How
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dare you assume, Don? You were a fucking squid
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like the rest lives. And I get it. I get it.
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But I'm Gen X and we don't give a fuck. Yeah,
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we just. No, I had just finished school. I thought
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maybe you were Navy girl. JJ was actually mentioned
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on the episode with. Well, actually, she's been
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mentioned on two episodes, one with Dave. They
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call her Domino. So we mentioned JJ. there. The
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other episode, I don't remember. The onions.
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The one with the onions. We were at some club.
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We got hungry. We said, let's go to Whataburger,
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grab a burger. And we went there. We drove back
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to the club before we decided to eat our food.
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And that's when I bit into the sandwich and discovered
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it had onions. And JJ got behind the wheel and
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she drove us barreled back to the Whataburger.
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She chucked that burger across the counter and
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she said, what part of no fucking onions do you
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not understand? It was amazing to watch. I hate
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onions. That does, in fact, sound amazing. And
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we Thank you from a long line of sailors that
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we meet people like you. The story itself is
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funny. But what is really funny is my personality
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back then was more fun loving and I was not very
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confrontational. So for me to lose my shit, everybody
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was mind boggling. No, JJ didn't do that. Yeah,
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dude, she did. Yeah, we came up with our little
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tradition. We would have parties and at the end
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of the party, you always knew that the party
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was over. When we would start singing karaoke
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and the very last song would be The River by
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Garth Brooks. And JJ would get up there and sing
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it with me and do the harmony parts. That's when
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you knew, when you heard The River, start winding
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down. Get with whoever you're going to get with.
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Drink up because this is it. Were you there the
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day that we told Grammy that he had to streak?
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Yes, I was. I watched it. I laughed. It was my
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favorite thing. Back then, Grammy was the absolute...
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Crush of my heart, love of my life. I wanted
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him so bad. And he's a cop now. Yep. He was the
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most clean cut one, but he really wanted to be
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a part of Delta House. So he came over one night
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and we told him that if you really want to do
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this, then everyone here has done this. You need
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to streak around the trailer park. You know,
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nothing on but your tennis shoes. He did his
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part. He did. And he exceeded that. There was
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a bar behind the trailer park. Oh, God bless
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him. He ran out and ran into the front door of
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the bar, through the bar, through the back door
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and came back. He was a overachiever. Well, and
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when you say that he was clean cut, what? he
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means by that it's not only his appearance was
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clean cut but you could make him blush by saying
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pussy like he would just Flaming red. He was
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a nice boy. Really? He was a good boy. He was
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just a good kid. And he whipped out his Johnson
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and ran through a fucking bar. Ran through a
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bar. Love that guy already. And then when he
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got back, we promptly told him that none of us
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had done that. Is this young man still around?
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Oh, absolutely. He's a cop in Michigan. We need
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his ass on this motherfucking show. I'd be like,
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listen. He's adorable. Don't pull any punches,
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man. I mean, officer. Officer. Sergeant. The
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invitation has already been made. That's awesome.
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That is the best. Actually, that's one of the
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best things. That's why I say my relationship
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with you guys started off as groupie and morphed
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into something else because I'm still friends
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with all of these people today. Oh, yeah. We
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talk and stuff. Nice. I've been very lucky. I
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told Dave last night, I said, JJ's coming on
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the show. He's like, holy shit. Yeah. That's
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fucking great, man. See, I love stories like
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that because, yeah, that's good stuff. Yeah,
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friendship. So, JJ, you've been listening to
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the show. Always. So you know what we do here.
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Last time you thought it, said it, screamed it.
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10 minutes before I got around here? So I am
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officially into menopause. Up until now, it's
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really just been like the hot flashes, the heat.
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You know, like I'm so hot. And I get hot enough
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that I like, I mean, it gets bad enough you throw
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up and it's a horrible thing. You feel like you're
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on fire. But here in the last couple of months,
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it's been more like this emotional roller coaster
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from hell. And anytime this bitch wants to let
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me off, I'll be appreciative of it because this
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is bullshit. I am crying over a fucking meme
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on Facebook. I mean, like, what the? And then
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literally, and I'm not kidding, literally my
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husband rolls in on his wheelchair and I'm like,
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what the fuck do you want, Tubby? I mean, you're
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breathing. Can you just fucking not? Is this
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just now happening to you in menopause? I'm starting
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to hit Perry and I'm already like that. For me
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and Perry, it was a lot less. It was like these
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long stretches. It don't take much to make Sammy
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cry these days. For the most part, you know,
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I was having the anger issues kind of a thing
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up until now. It's more like, oh, you're breathing.
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Oh, you're chewing funny. Oh, you blinked. You
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know, I mean, it's stupid stuff. But, you know,
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that's what was breathing my air. Yeah. Don't
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look at me. I'll see my ADHD has had me that
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way in my whole life. Yeah. What you call stupid
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stuff is a lifestyle for me. Not anymore. I've
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chilled out. Yeah, and I tend to be a very optimistic
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person. I'm usually in a good mood. If I'm in
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a bad mood, something's wrong. And so for me
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to be this dragon lady from hell. Yeah. Sammy
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and I talk about this, JJ, all the time about
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our ADHD because we've been diagnosed with this
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shit. We take fucking medication. Yeah. Somebody
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told me this. Somebody smarter than I. It said,
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listen, if you wake up in the morning and you
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meet an asshole, you know what happened? You
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met an asshole. Yeah. But if you wake up every
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single day and you meet an asshole, you are the
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asshole. And that was a formative day in my life.
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I was like, holy fucking shit. I am the asshole.
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I am the Karen, the Ken, the fuck you guy. And
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everybody around you was like, you're just not
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figuring this out. Yeah, I didn't want to do
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that shit anymore. I mean, listen, Jake and I
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have worked together long enough where he's seen.
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I mean, I used to be, I'd get very emotional
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about some shit. But now, I just. And likewise,
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you've seen me get sporty. Oh, God. Yeah, we've
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gotten sporty as fuck, dude. And we're just now.
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It's like, man, I'll just love life too much.
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We've gotten sporty with each other. Absolutely.
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We have. Give the fuck. Yeah. I think that's
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what makes our relationship so good, though.
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Yeah. We are. vehemently opposed on certain subjects
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and we don't give a fuck. Yeah. I mean, none.
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Yeah. I've just gotten to that point in life.
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I'm like, I'm not going to argue with stupid.
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I'm not arguing with anybody. I used to, I used
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to be that way. I'd want to argue or, you know,
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I'd want to be right. Well, and I don't care.
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If you want to talk about it and have a conversation,
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we can have a conversation. I can say I hate
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such and such, but I can still listen to you
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and respect that you may have those views. I'm
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just going to tell you. That's great that you
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do. I don't. I'm happy for you. We're still buddies.
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We're good. I usually am able to do that. There
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have been a few occasions, like I said, you can't
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argue with stupid. And if you're just going to
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not be willing to listen. then it's just not
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worth talking to you about. And that, I think,
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is a bigger problem. People don't want to listen
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to the other person. People want to be right.
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You're exactly right, Jake. Yeah, you want to
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be right. Jake and I spoke about this three years
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ago when we started on this journey of trying
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to figure out Jake's brainchild to do this podcast.
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And we just started it recently. But it was going
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to be Jake and I in our opposition to politics.
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And we don't talk about politics on this show
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for a reason. No, and as you shouldn't. No, we
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don't. Politics aren't fucking fun. funny no
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you know i'm funny politics but anyway the point
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is that the stupid part is that people will not
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flex if they hear it if they think feel or believe
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and i'll be the first guy to tell you i don't
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give a shit what you think feel or believe it
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does not matter to me one i oh yeah no yeah i
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want to know what you know yeah you know it's
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just like going to court doesn't matter what
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you believe it only matters what you can prove
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yeah exactly and another one is if you're scared
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of the answer Buy a motherfucking dog. Yeah.
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If you're scared, buy a dog. What? I got four.
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I like that. Take one. I'm not sure where that
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part of that conversation stemmed from. Probably
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me. If Don and I had pursued that original concept,
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the show wouldn't have lasted because everyone
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is fucking doing that, right? Yeah. There's only
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so much that you can argue about. And then it's
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the same shit day in and day out a lot of times.
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But here's the cool thing about what we're doing.
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There's going to be no shortage of material.
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Somebody is always going to be saying or wondering
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or yelling what the fuck at something that is
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happening in real time in their life. And it
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doesn't have to do with politics. It's everyday
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life. You make a very strong point there, Jake,
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because every fucking day, every day, some motherfucker.
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is driving in the left lane who needed to be
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all the way over in the right lane. Not the middle
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lane. The left lane, motherfuckers, is for crime.
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God damn it. Every day I'm left dealing with
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people that refuse to commit crimes in the name
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of sanity. If you in my lane, we committing crimes.
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We talked about this yesterday. So road rage
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is one of those things where you can talk off.
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You know what? Okay, I'll just go ahead and say
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it. Road rage is kind of like politics in the
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fact that it's always going to be there. People
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are always going to be screaming about it. OK,
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so we had to get that episode out of our system.
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It was building up to that. There were a couple
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episodes prior to that where we would kind of
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talk about it. And then finally, I don't know
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what happened. I think I opened it up with that
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crazy chick that was in a high -speed chase.
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Called AAA. Spiked her tires, and then she called
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AAA. And then from there, it just divulged to...
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At the end of the day, it really was a fun episode.
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It was. The only other what -the -fuck I've had
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happen was for my birthday back in April, a very
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good friend of mine sent me a Kindle ColorSoft.
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Which is a very nice, expensive gift. Nice. How
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do you like it? I didn't. I sent it back. Oh.
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Really? Okay. Was it because the coloring was
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funky and like had the yellow bar of light at
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the bottom? I use a Kindle to read. I don't read
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magazines. I don't read. So it did me no good.
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Unless you're reading comics and shit. Yeah.
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For me, it was just not the right product. But
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you sent it back. I sent it back. Yeah. $307.
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I waited for almost a month. My birthday was
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April 4th. I got it like the 5th. I sent it back
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on the 8th, May 20th. There was a blurb on there
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saying that there's a problem with your return.
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Please contact us. Contacted them. Turns out
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it was a backlog, whatever, blah, blah, blah.
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Talked to the people and they're very nice. They
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get me within two days. I had $307 back in my
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account, my credit. And I'm like, fantastic.
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This is amazing. So did you get a paperweight
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instead? No, I got the scribe. Oh, did you? Oh,
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you got the scribe. I went and got the scribe.
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Ordered that on like June 8th. And well, today,
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June 25th, I get an email saying your refund
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has been issued. What? So they're not going to
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send it to you? No, I've got another $307 in
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my Amazon account. She got the scribe and she
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got the refund. JJ is a fucking thief. But she's
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a thief due to somebody else's incompetence.
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Correct. Yeah, they just sent me the... And I
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love exploiting other people's incompetence.
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That's a real nice gift horse. So now I'm sitting
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here. Big fan. Moral fucking dilemma. Because...
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So I call my mother. Because what do I do, Jake,
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when I need something? I call mommy. What did
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mom say? Mom said. Just use that money towards
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buying books to put on your Kindle. I told mom
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and she said. If I had $300 to spend on Kindle
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books, I would go insane. She was fantastic.
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I said, mom, I got a moral dilemma. And she taught
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me how to be an asshole and a bad person. And
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she, I tell her what happened. And she starts
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laughing. She goes, fuck that. Keep the money.
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Keep the money. Not even a thing. In this economy,
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babe, keep that money. Buy you some books. I
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was rolling. I'm like, actually, and what's even
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worse is I buy, I get a bunch of free books.
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And I mean, like right now for a good 10 years,
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four of us shared the same Kindle account for
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books. So I have a god awful stupid amount. Like
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my to be read pile will never get read in my
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lifetime. Do you subscribe to BookBub? Yeah,
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I do. Hey, you know what I'm talking about. Mine's
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full because of BookFub too, yes. If you subscribe
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to Kindle Unlimited, most of the books on there
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suck balls. However, when you get into factual
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things, like I'm into fermenting and pickling
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and canning and shit, they've got tons of instructional
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books on there. There's not a lot of books on
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there like the New York Times number ones and
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all that stuff that I give a shit about. I'm
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just there for the smut. The smut. Yes, you are.
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Yeah, the dirtier the better. There's a lot of
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smut. Kindle Unlimited. Sammy, what you're saying
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about your smut consumption? I read it like it's
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my damn job. Yeah, baby. I wish I could get paid
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to read it. Shit. Girl, I guarantee you there's
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something out there that will pay you to do that.
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I can whip through these books, too. I can get
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through a book usually in like a day or less.
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I tried to narrate smut one time and I just couldn't
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keep a straight face and I couldn't. Yeah, now
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narrating is a whole other story. I would start
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laughing so hard trying to narrate. I'd be like,
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I can't do this. I was going to say, you've probably
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come across like as you're going through your
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genres. and downloading books and stuff on book
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bug there sometimes you gotta slip into the weird
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shit like the you know paranormal monsters going
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well i like monster smut but I've started filtering.
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Monster smut. Yes, I've started filtering because
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I hate pregnancy tropes. Yeah, I hate that. I
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hate that too. Fucking hate them. And anything
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that's like single parent tropes. I'm like, I'm
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not here for the kids. I'm only here for the
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smut. Fuck the kids. I can see an audio book
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here that her vagina was moist. Don't. That's
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not an ever -allowed -to -be -used word, ever.
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What, vagina or moist? Moist. Oh, really? How
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would that line go in Monster Smut? Her... No,
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it's usually more so the men or the monsters.
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The men or the monsters, not her. They got, like,
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tentacles and shit. Oh, there was... I read one
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where it was talking about, like, a split penis.
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Like, he entered her and then he entered her.
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Oh, and then the tail had, like, a sucker on
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it. Have you read Her Soul to Keep, where his
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is so big that it rearranged? just her guts to
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be able to fit inside of her? Well, Don, I do
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not have that problem. I do not have that problem.
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I'm Irish. Yeah. The only thing I got to rearrange
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is I got to rearrange pubic hair to find the
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motherfucker. That's not true. I still can't
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find it. You're so stupid. At this stage in life,
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I got erectile dysfunction so bad, who gives
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a fuck? That was another what the fuck? I have
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to put a content warning on this episode. I'm
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so sorry. I just brought the collective IQ down
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about this. All good. JJ joins the show and crashes
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the show. Join me in the gutter. Join me in the
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gutter. Listen, I guarantee you, we've got listeners
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out there who are like, they're funny, but what
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we really need is to lower the IQ. We need an
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offshoot. An offshoot to this. I told him. It's
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like book recommendations from the what the fuck
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crew. We need the IQ, EQ, SQ, and AQ to be totally
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thrown out the goddamn window. I told Jake that
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this would happen. I said, I'm going to get on
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there and people are going to be like, that chick
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needs to get out of the gutter. And I'm going
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to be like, I can't. I've been living here so
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fucking long. long so she used the word other
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than moist yeah we don't use that word in the
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book world what is it what the word is that right
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because they overuse it no it's because the word
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moist is so fucking gross it just in general
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it's the onomatopoeia of it too just saying the
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word moist really yeah that one doesn't bother
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is that kind of like sherpa yeah it's like it's
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like a verbal sherpa
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Stop making me feel all self -conscious. I'll
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have to touch my boobies. Calm myself down. Hey,
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this is JJ, and I'm fondling myself, and you're
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listening to What the F***. I love Niecy Nash.
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Oh, my God. That woman could suffocate me with
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them titties. They need to crack a book that
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starts with the word dick and ends with shenary.
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I did not realize we were going to have this.
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this much good stuff. You were not mentally prepared?
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No, and I'm glad. I have no filter sometimes.
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Being mentally prepared is for fucking losers.
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TMI should be my middle name. I want that shit
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smashed in my face, man. Watch this right here.
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Watch. But it like, it went through. Really?
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Fucking dog. It went. Were you having weird kinky
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sex? No. What do they call it? The fourth hole?
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Yeah. We're not editing any of this shit out.
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I do have a hole in the back of my thigh. Fuck
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yeah, you do. Because I fell on a piece of rebar
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and stabbed myself. Whatever helps you sleep
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at night, kiddo. Be your nuggets. Be fucking
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you up. No, I actually quit drinking those. Or
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quit eating those. Let me tell you what I did
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today, though. Hey, this is JJ, and you're listening
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to What The F... Today on What the Fuck, in 1994,
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a very young Jake was being transferred from
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Roanoke, Virginia, Navy recruiting duty to Rotational
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Crew Delta in Ingleside, Texas. So I don't know
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exactly. If it was 1994 that I met JJ, but it
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was... No, 95. 95. I was living off base with
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my buddy Dave and a few other pals. And because
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of the name of our command, we titled our trailer
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Delta House. And we lived up to the reputation
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of Delta House, Animal House. And JJ quickly
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became a Delta groupie. And that's kind of the
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best way to put it. I like that. Would you agree
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with that there, JJ? In the beginning, absolutely.
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But at some point within the first year, I morphed
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into less of a groupie and more of one of you.
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Yeah. Because I was in on the pranks. I was in
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on the smack talking. I was coming up with the
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crap to do. So, JJ, you were active duty Navy?
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I was not. I was a teenager. I had just graduated
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high school at 94. Get square the fuck out of
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town. Yeah. She wasn't even legal. I was making
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assumptions that you were. Yeah, I know. How
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dare you assume, Don? You were a fucking squid
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like the rest lives. And I get it. I get it.
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But I'm Gen X and we don't give a fuck. Yeah,
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we just. No, I had just finished school. I thought
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maybe you were Navy girl. JJ was actually mentioned
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on the episode with. Well, actually, she's been
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mentioned on two episodes, one with Dave. They
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call her Domino. So we mentioned JJ. there. The
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other episode, I don't remember. The onions.
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The one with the onions. We were at some club.
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We got hungry. We said, let's go to Whataburger,
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grab a burger. And we went there. We drove back
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to the club before we decided to eat our food.
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And that's when I bit into the sandwich and discovered
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it had onions. And JJ got behind the wheel and
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she drove us barreled back to the Whataburger.
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She chucked that burger across the counter and
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she said, what part of no fucking onions do you
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not understand? It was amazing to watch. I hate
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onions. That does, in fact, sound amazing. And
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we Thank you from a long line of sailors that
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we meet people like you. The story itself is
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funny. But what is really funny is my personality
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back then was more fun loving and I was not very
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confrontational. So for me to lose my shit, everybody
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was mind boggling. No, JJ didn't do that. Yeah,
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dude, she did. Yeah, we came up with our little
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tradition. We would have parties and at the end
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of the party, you always knew that the party
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was over. When we would start singing karaoke
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and the very last song would be The River by
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Garth Brooks. And JJ would get up there and sing
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it with me and do the harmony parts. That's when
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you knew, when you heard The River, start winding
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down. Get with whoever you're going to get with.
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Drink up because this is it. Were you there the
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day that we told Grammy that he had to streak?
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Yes, I was. I watched it. I laughed. It was my
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favorite thing. Back then, Grammy was the absolute...
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Crush of my heart, love of my life. I wanted
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him so bad. And he's a cop now. Yep. He was the
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most clean cut one, but he really wanted to be
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a part of Delta House. So he came over one night
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and we told him that if you really want to do
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this, then everyone here has done this. You need
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to streak around the trailer park. You know,
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nothing on but your tennis shoes. He did his
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part. He did. And he exceeded that. There was
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a bar behind the trailer park. Oh, God bless
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him. He ran out and ran into the front door of
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the bar, through the bar, through the back door
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and came back. He was a overachiever. Well, and
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when you say that he was clean cut, what? he
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means by that it's not only his appearance was
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clean cut but you could make him blush by saying
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pussy like he would just Flaming red. He was
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a nice boy. Really? He was a good boy. He was
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just a good kid. And he whipped out his Johnson
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and ran through a fucking bar. Ran through a
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bar. Love that guy already. And then when he
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got back, we promptly told him that none of us
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had done that. Is this young man still around?
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Oh, absolutely. He's a cop in Michigan. We need
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his ass on this motherfucking show. I'd be like,
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listen. He's adorable. Don't pull any punches,
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man. I mean, officer. Officer. Sergeant. The
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invitation has already been made. That's awesome.
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That is the best. Actually, that's one of the
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best things. That's why I say my relationship
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with you guys started off as groupie and morphed
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into something else because I'm still friends
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with all of these people today. Oh, yeah. We
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talk and stuff. Nice. I've been very lucky. I
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told Dave last night, I said, JJ's coming on
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the show. He's like, holy shit. Yeah. That's
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fucking great, man. See, I love stories like
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that because, yeah, that's good stuff. Yeah,
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friendship. So, JJ, you've been listening to
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the show. Always. So you know what we do here.
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Last time you thought it, said it, screamed it.
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10 minutes before I got around here? So I am
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officially into menopause. Up until now, it's
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really just been like the hot flashes, the heat.
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You know, like I'm so hot. And I get hot enough
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that I like, I mean, it gets bad enough you throw
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up and it's a horrible thing. You feel like you're
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on fire. But here in the last couple of months,
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it's been more like this emotional roller coaster
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from hell. And anytime this bitch wants to let
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me off, I'll be appreciative of it because this
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is bullshit. I am crying over a fucking meme
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on Facebook. I mean, like, what the? And then
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literally, and I'm not kidding, literally my
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husband rolls in on his wheelchair and I'm like,
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what the fuck do you want, Tubby? I mean, you're
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breathing. Can you just fucking not? Is this
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just now happening to you in menopause? I'm starting
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to hit Perry and I'm already like that. For me
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and Perry, it was a lot less. It was like these
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long stretches. It don't take much to make Sammy
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cry these days. For the most part, you know,
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I was having the anger issues kind of a thing
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up until now. It's more like, oh, you're breathing.
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Oh, you're chewing funny. Oh, you blinked. You
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know, I mean, it's stupid stuff. But, you know,
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that's what was breathing my air. Yeah. Don't
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look at me. I'll see my ADHD has had me that
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way in my whole life. Yeah. What you call stupid
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stuff is a lifestyle for me. Not anymore. I've
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chilled out. Yeah, and I tend to be a very optimistic
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person. I'm usually in a good mood. If I'm in
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a bad mood, something's wrong. And so for me
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to be this dragon lady from hell. Yeah. Sammy
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and I talk about this, JJ, all the time about
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our ADHD because we've been diagnosed with this
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shit. We take fucking medication. Yeah. Somebody
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told me this. Somebody smarter than I. It said,
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listen, if you wake up in the morning and you
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meet an asshole, you know what happened? You
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met an asshole. Yeah. But if you wake up every
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single day and you meet an asshole, you are the
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asshole. And that was a formative day in my life.
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I was like, holy fucking shit. I am the asshole.
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I am the Karen, the Ken, the fuck you guy. And
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everybody around you was like, you're just not
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figuring this out. Yeah, I didn't want to do
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that shit anymore. I mean, listen, Jake and I
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have worked together long enough where he's seen.
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I mean, I used to be, I'd get very emotional
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about some shit. But now, I just. And likewise,
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you've seen me get sporty. Oh, God. Yeah, we've
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gotten sporty as fuck, dude. And we're just now.
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It's like, man, I'll just love life too much.
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We've gotten sporty with each other. Absolutely.
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We have. Give the fuck. Yeah. I think that's
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what makes our relationship so good, though.
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Yeah. We are. vehemently opposed on certain subjects
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and we don't give a fuck. Yeah. I mean, none.
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Yeah. I've just gotten to that point in life.
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I'm like, I'm not going to argue with stupid.
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I'm not arguing with anybody. I used to, I used
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to be that way. I'd want to argue or, you know,
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I'd want to be right. Well, and I don't care.
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If you want to talk about it and have a conversation,
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we can have a conversation. I can say I hate
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such and such, but I can still listen to you
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and respect that you may have those views. I'm
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just going to tell you. That's great that you
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do. I don't. I'm happy for you. We're still buddies.
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We're good. I usually am able to do that. There
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have been a few occasions, like I said, you can't
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argue with stupid. And if you're just going to
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not be willing to listen. then it's just not
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worth talking to you about. And that, I think,
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is a bigger problem. People don't want to listen
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to the other person. People want to be right.
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You're exactly right, Jake. Yeah, you want to
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be right. Jake and I spoke about this three years
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ago when we started on this journey of trying
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to figure out Jake's brainchild to do this podcast.
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And we just started it recently. But it was going
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to be Jake and I in our opposition to politics.
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And we don't talk about politics on this show
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for a reason. No, and as you shouldn't. No, we
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don't. Politics aren't fucking fun. funny no
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you know i'm funny politics but anyway the point
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is that the stupid part is that people will not
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flex if they hear it if they think feel or believe
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and i'll be the first guy to tell you i don't
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give a shit what you think feel or believe it
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does not matter to me one i oh yeah no yeah i
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want to know what you know yeah you know it's
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just like going to court doesn't matter what
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you believe it only matters what you can prove
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yeah exactly and another one is if you're scared
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of the answer Buy a motherfucking dog. Yeah.
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If you're scared, buy a dog. What? I got four.
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I like that. Take one. I'm not sure where that
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part of that conversation stemmed from. Probably
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me. If Don and I had pursued that original concept,
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the show wouldn't have lasted because everyone
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is fucking doing that, right? Yeah. There's only
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so much that you can argue about. And then it's
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the same shit day in and day out a lot of times.
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But here's the cool thing about what we're doing.
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There's going to be no shortage of material.
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Somebody is always going to be saying or wondering
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or yelling what the fuck at something that is
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happening in real time in their life. And it
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doesn't have to do with politics. It's everyday
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life. You make a very strong point there, Jake,
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because every fucking day, every day, some motherfucker.
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is driving in the left lane who needed to be
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all the way over in the right lane. Not the middle
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lane. The left lane, motherfuckers, is for crime.
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God damn it. Every day I'm left dealing with
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people that refuse to commit crimes in the name
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of sanity. If you in my lane, we committing crimes.
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We talked about this yesterday. So road rage
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is one of those things where you can talk off.
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You know what? Okay, I'll just go ahead and say
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it. Road rage is kind of like politics in the
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fact that it's always going to be there. People
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are always going to be screaming about it. OK,
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so we had to get that episode out of our system.
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It was building up to that. There were a couple
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episodes prior to that where we would kind of
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talk about it. And then finally, I don't know
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what happened. I think I opened it up with that
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crazy chick that was in a high -speed chase.
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Called AAA. Spiked her tires, and then she called
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AAA. And then from there, it just divulged to...
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At the end of the day, it really was a fun episode.
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It was. The only other what -the -fuck I've had
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happen was for my birthday back in April, a very
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good friend of mine sent me a Kindle ColorSoft.
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Which is a very nice, expensive gift. Nice. How
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do you like it? I didn't. I sent it back. Oh.
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Really? Okay. Was it because the coloring was
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funky and like had the yellow bar of light at
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the bottom? I use a Kindle to read. I don't read
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magazines. I don't read. So it did me no good.
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Unless you're reading comics and shit. Yeah.
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For me, it was just not the right product. But
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you sent it back. I sent it back. Yeah. $307.
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I waited for almost a month. My birthday was
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April 4th. I got it like the 5th. I sent it back
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on the 8th, May 20th. There was a blurb on there
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saying that there's a problem with your return.
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Please contact us. Contacted them. Turns out
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it was a backlog, whatever, blah, blah, blah.
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Talked to the people and they're very nice. They
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get me within two days. I had $307 back in my
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account, my credit. And I'm like, fantastic.
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This is amazing. So did you get a paperweight
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instead? No, I got the scribe. Oh, did you? Oh,
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you got the scribe. I went and got the scribe.
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Ordered that on like June 8th. And well, today,
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June 25th, I get an email saying your refund
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has been issued. What? So they're not going to
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send it to you? No, I've got another $307 in
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my Amazon account. She got the scribe and she
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got the refund. JJ is a fucking thief. But she's
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a thief due to somebody else's incompetence.
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Correct. Yeah, they just sent me the... And I
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love exploiting other people's incompetence.
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That's a real nice gift horse. So now I'm sitting
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here. Big fan. Moral fucking dilemma. Because...
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So I call my mother. Because what do I do, Jake,
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when I need something? I call mommy. What did
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mom say? Mom said. Just use that money towards
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buying books to put on your Kindle. I told mom
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and she said. If I had $300 to spend on Kindle
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books, I would go insane. She was fantastic.
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I said, mom, I got a moral dilemma. And she taught
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me how to be an asshole and a bad person. And
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she, I tell her what happened. And she starts
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laughing. She goes, fuck that. Keep the money.
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Keep the money. Not even a thing. In this economy,
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babe, keep that money. Buy you some books. I
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was rolling. I'm like, actually, and what's even
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worse is I buy, I get a bunch of free books.
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And I mean, like right now for a good 10 years,
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four of us shared the same Kindle account for
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books. So I have a god awful stupid amount. Like
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my to be read pile will never get read in my
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lifetime. Do you subscribe to BookBub? Yeah,
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I do. Hey, you know what I'm talking about. Mine's
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full because of BookFub too, yes. If you subscribe
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to Kindle Unlimited, most of the books on there
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suck balls. However, when you get into factual
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things, like I'm into fermenting and pickling
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and canning and shit, they've got tons of instructional
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books on there. There's not a lot of books on
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there like the New York Times number ones and
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all that stuff that I give a shit about. I'm
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just there for the smut. The smut. Yes, you are.
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Yeah, the dirtier the better. There's a lot of
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smut. Kindle Unlimited. Sammy, what you're saying
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about your smut consumption? I read it like it's
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my damn job. Yeah, baby. I wish I could get paid
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to read it. Shit. Girl, I guarantee you there's
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something out there that will pay you to do that.
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I can whip through these books, too. I can get
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through a book usually in like a day or less.
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I tried to narrate smut one time and I just couldn't
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keep a straight face and I couldn't. Yeah, now
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narrating is a whole other story. I would start
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laughing so hard trying to narrate. I'd be like,
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I can't do this. I was going to say, you've probably
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come across like as you're going through your
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genres. and downloading books and stuff on book
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bug there sometimes you gotta slip into the weird
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shit like the you know paranormal monsters going
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well i like monster smut but I've started filtering.
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Monster smut. Yes, I've started filtering because
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I hate pregnancy tropes. Yeah, I hate that. I
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hate that too. Fucking hate them. And anything
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that's like single parent tropes. I'm like, I'm
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not here for the kids. I'm only here for the
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smut. Fuck the kids. I can see an audio book
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here that her vagina was moist. Don't. That's
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not an ever -allowed -to -be -used word, ever.
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What, vagina or moist? Moist. Oh, really? How
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would that line go in Monster Smut? Her... No,
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it's usually more so the men or the monsters.
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The men or the monsters, not her. They got, like,
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tentacles and shit. Oh, there was... I read one
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where it was talking about, like, a split penis.
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Like, he entered her and then he entered her.
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Oh, and then the tail had, like, a sucker on
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it. Have you read Her Soul to Keep, where his
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is so big that it rearranged? just her guts to
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be able to fit inside of her? Well, Don, I do
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not have that problem. I do not have that problem.
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I'm Irish. Yeah. The only thing I got to rearrange
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is I got to rearrange pubic hair to find the
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motherfucker. That's not true. I still can't
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find it. You're so stupid. At this stage in life,
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I got erectile dysfunction so bad, who gives
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a fuck? That was another what the fuck? I have
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to put a content warning on this episode. I'm
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so sorry. I just brought the collective IQ down
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about this. All good. JJ joins the show and crashes
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the show. Join me in the gutter. Join me in the
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gutter. Listen, I guarantee you, we've got listeners
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out there who are like, they're funny, but what
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we really need is to lower the IQ. We need an
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offshoot. An offshoot to this. I told him. It's
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like book recommendations from the what the fuck
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crew. We need the IQ, EQ, SQ, and AQ to be totally
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thrown out the goddamn window. I told Jake that
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this would happen. I said, I'm going to get on
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there and people are going to be like, that chick
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needs to get out of the gutter. And I'm going
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to be like, I can't. I've been living here so
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fucking long. long so she used the word other
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than moist yeah we don't use that word in the
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book world what is it what the word is that right
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because they overuse it no it's because the word
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moist is so fucking gross it just in general
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it's the onomatopoeia of it too just saying the
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word moist really yeah that one doesn't bother
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is that kind of like sherpa yeah it's like it's
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like a verbal sherpa
