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The podcast starts with a discussion about a sign that says "vote out the racists." They also briefly mention a political debate that happened recently and express empathy for one of the participants.
A comedian talks about a fight and some sick jokes during his stand-up comedy.
The speaker expresses frustration with politics and talks about the negative impact it has on people's lives.
The speaker expresses frustration towards the prevalence of black actors in commercials and how it has led to a feeling like a constant reminder of his own racial bias.
A comedian makes offensive jokes about wanting a Native American child, comparing Amish people to stoners growing weed, and making light of the Amish practice of Rumspringa.
Friends discuss playing games such as sevens and doubles while watching the Phillies and suggest playing a drinking game. The conversation alludes to a past senior week where someone did not return.
Tommy and O'Connor travel to Indiana for a series of shows and decide to extend their stay to party during Senior Week.
A discussion of the idea that baseball has become formulaic, where teams prioritize statistical analysis over other aspects such as defense.
The speaker recounts their experience of carrying a heavy item from Whole Foods and feeling like Atlas.
The speaker shares a story about getting pranked on Halloween and how they took action to prevent it from happening again.
In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss the confusion surrounding the origin and name of a large pumpkin, which may or may not be from Nana's Bloomers and may or may not be called a Big Mac pumpkin.
The hosts discuss the idea of giving out jello shots to parents on Halloween and decide it's a good way to have fun. An advertisement for free shipping on purchases over $100 with a discount code is also mentioned.
A snippet of conversation discussing preference for certain foods/drinks and the usage of the word "like" in casual speech.
The speaker discusses using tapioca flour to make Brazilian cheese bread and apple cinnamon cupcakes that were so addictive they ended up eating nine in one day.
The speaker reminisces about the Easter baskets from their childhood, including massive chocolate eggs with various fillings and the disappointment of not getting their favorite candies.
A comedian who was banned from a club decided to use a megaphone in a Volkswagen bug parked outside the club to perform his comedy routines.
The podcast features a discussion on the social world that is built in our lives growing up, and how it affects our behavior and mindset. The hosts also share anecdotes on champion energy and confronting fear.
The podcast discusses the views on philosophy in ancient Greece and how Athens and Sparta had different viewpoints on the subject.
The speaker emphasizes the need to fully commit to one's pursuits in life in order to experience the exhilaration of achievement and true self-determination.
The speaker rambles incoherently about the benefits of maid services and how they are purely for maintenance purposes.
Two brothers experiment with a unique way of brewing coffee, leading to the invention of cold brew coffee in 2008/2009, before it became popular.
This podcast transcript features a random and nonsensical conversation ranging from getting a 50-cent tattoo to Bible verse tattoos, with a mention of slow business towards the end.
A nonsensical conversation about "snagging" something, finding and possibly destroying a body, and switching pages to the world series of poker or baseball.