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What's up Wikimaniacs! In today’s episode, Sean takes control and decided you needed more AITA stories so he brought you two of his own! We have a sister who gets some medical advice she doesn't want to hear, a girl shows up some guys at the gun range, and in Today In Wiki History we talk about Junko Tabei, one of the most amazing women in history!Let us know your thought…


What's up Wikimaniacs! In today’s episode, Sean takes control and decided you needed more AITA stories so he brought you two of his own! We have a sister who gets some medical advice she doesn't want to hear, a girl shows up some guys at the gun range, and in Today In Wiki History we talk about Junko Tabei, one of the most amazing women in history!

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Transcript
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What the fuck is up.

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Y'all back at it again, demonetizing right off the bat.

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I don't care about the money.

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I do this for the love of podcasting.

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And again, you can find our Patriot on at patrion.com/cultivate podcast, network

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$25 tier that's right where we want you.

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And, uh, yeah.

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Welcome to read it on Wiki.

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my name is Sean hosting again.

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You know, the vibes I got my hosts, Josh and John with me.

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And, uh, I'm going to try and be consistent for once I'm going to do

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Josh's format from the last episode, or we do some Reddit shit, and then we take

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a break and we do some Wikipedia shit.

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And then, uh, That's it.

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I love how you started the episode with, I don't give a fuck about money

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and then Proceed to introduce the Patrion before you introduce your co-hosts.

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That's the bit guys, that's the comedy that's what's funny.

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And then y'all, didn't laugh at it.

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And I was like, was that not funny?

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Was that not obvious enough?

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And we are going to get the monetize.

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You saying what the fuck is up within three seconds of the intro?

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Yeah.

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You know, the vibes,

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jokes on you YouTube.

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We're not monetized yet.

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Oh yeah.

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We got

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that.

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Canada's social media.

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No YouTube.

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We just need certain amount of views

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Yeah.

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For like 4,000 watch hours.

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I'm like that.

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4,000 watch hours, I think.

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Yeah.

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We're getting

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And then like an a thousand

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subscribers.

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So if

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you do have a YouTube account and you listen on Spotify or, or apple

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podcasts, you know, just subscribe on YouTube just to get us to that number

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And just play it on the background, even though you don't listen to

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what the hell we're saying, just

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play it on the background.

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We'll

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That's true.

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You could do that.

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I'll take anything.

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Sean just wants the money.

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He wants to be monetized.

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I want to shout out my YouTube fans.

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As, uh, you were talking about YouTube and I was like, oh, this

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would be a good way to promote that.

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Yeah, I can, read a couple of it if you want.

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I want the specific ones about me.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I got one.

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so, uh,

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Hey Josh.

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Speaking of YouTube,

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John is going to edit this.

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Moodley he'll cut all that shit out.

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No problem.

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Speaking of YouTube, we are watching the comments and listening to the.

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I think two or three episodes ago.

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I forget, we talked about how somebody said they loved me, but then it

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was on a video where I'm not in.

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So we came up with a theory that they think Josh has me,

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yeah.

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Sorry.

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I'm trying to find that specific one, on the one with Dustin, I

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believe it was, the MIT asshole with.

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we got a comment from someone that said,

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I love Shawn

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with two hearts.

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there's two different accounts that said this actually.

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So, uh, so someone did say I love Sean.

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And then on, uh, the episode where we mentioned.

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They went back and they said, ah, this is a little.

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pumpkin on YouTube.

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And they said,

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a little.

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I just listened to this episode on Spotify and came

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here to say that I actually really love Sean and no, I did

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not mistake him for anyone else.

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That's crazy.

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That's especially cause we were joking.

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Like I'm pretty sure they think Dustin is me.

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And like, they're like, wow, Shawna.

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So fucking smart and insightful.

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No, they just like the dumb ass.

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You know what I'm saying?

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There was.

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So there was another comment here, from someone named Nicole.

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they said, I literally just found you guys on tick-tock and came to

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check out the stories, in detail.

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I'm seriously

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impressed by how Sean is so thoughtful of women and just situations overall.

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Like, can you teach men, give a Ted talk and convert assholes, please.

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Was he in

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that.

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Uh,

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I don't

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no, that was also the Dustin video.

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Wow.

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I think at least one person is for sure

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that they like me.

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The other one is, could also be

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confused,

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but I

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this bit though.

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Everyone go to the

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Dustin episode and just comment you love Shawn.

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That's.

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that should be the new bit.

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If you ever want to express your love for Sean, go to a video

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where he is not in and comment.

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That's crazy.

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I just wanted to say, cause when I saw that one specifically, I was like,

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I can't take full credit for Like my empathy, I guess.

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Like I was, I was raised by my, I mean, both parents of course, but my

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mom, amazing mom, my two siblings are.

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really amazing women.

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I'm married to an amazing woman.

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Who's also like has a master's degree in social work and public health and

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like teaches me about, you know, I I've learned a lot throughout the year, so it's

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not like, I can't take credit for that.

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So that that's the one I wanted you to read initially, but the

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other one, a little nice ego boost.

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I don't mind you reading the ones that.

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The other two there's two that said they love you.

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So, all of them, not on an episode that you're on,

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Yeah, I'm still only, only one person for sure.

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Likes me.

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The other two could think that Dustin is me.

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Yes.

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And I hope that is the case.

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Cause

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I also hope that is the case.

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Dustin is awesome.

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Yeah.

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He's, he's very considerate.

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Yeah, no, I, I think Sean has

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great takes all the time, so, um, I support those comments.

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Sean could give a Ted talk.

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It would be real short.

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I, you see a wicked mate.

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XLC how I struggle on these

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intros.

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that, could you

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What the fuck is up Ted talk.

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What the fuck is up to talk?

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Oh,

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shit.

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I can't swear

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here.

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Shit.

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I just did it again.

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Fuck.

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Uh, you can subscribe

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to my Patriot.

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Oh fuck.

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Yeah.

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I'm glad you brought up the YouTube comments.

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That was great.

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Yeah.

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So shout out to all you guys who think I'm Dustin and the w the one, little pumpkin

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we're vibing.

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I feel you.

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Thank you.

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Oh, and before we get into the EMI, the assholes.

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Oh, Wikimedia.

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I think I already said the, the format, but yeah, right after this, we're going

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to get in the, am I the asshole part and then take a break and then get into Wiki.

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But before we do that real quick, we have to mention it.

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The elephant in the room, John and I met in person

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the first time,

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we did.

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If you think Sean has handsome, now you should have seen his ass in person.

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This man will make Chris

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Hemsworth shake in the mere presence of this godly

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man named Sean self.

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so it's not just the lighting.

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That's good.

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No, it's not just the lighting.

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My

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Hey,

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That was a compliment.

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It sounded backhanded, but it was not, it was meant to be a compliment.

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I got you, Josh.

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I was being genuine and I realized it didn't come across.

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worth, we're three handsome men over here and we're not, we're not afraid

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to say it to each other's face.

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They were.

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John is not

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I'm just used to Chris and Ryan, my, my boys.

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They're the rock and the 5, 2, 5, 1.

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So when John came walking in at five, five, I was like, this man is a giant.

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I was going to say he was not the shortest person in the picture you guys took,

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No,

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the angle of the

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picture.

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Okay.

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It was the angle.

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what surprised you the most when you guys met him?

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How about each other?

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I feel like I've known Sean

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forever.

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John walked out the door and then Chris was like, why does it

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feel like John's like been the homie for like, for a long time?

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Like that just felt like, you know, just chilling with some

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guy that we've already known.

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Yeah, fucking ate pizza, watch wrestling.

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That sounds like a fucking perfect night to me.

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if I had to guess that would be

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almost exactly what I would've guessed.

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yeah,

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yeah.

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Right with that being said, I think it's time we get into our, am I the assholes?

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I know last episode, Josh said this is supposed to not

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be in my, the assholes, but,

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I didn't say specifically Monday would never be, am I the asshole?

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I just said we're keeping at my, the asshole specifically to Friday as well.

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Like Mondays, you know, we can do whatever we want on Monday.

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I didn't break the rules.

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we, we make up our own rules as we go.

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So

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we just changed this like

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today.

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yeah.

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Who Luke cheat today?

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When he told me the format, I was like,

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okay, this is fun I found these AMA the assholes by just searching in.

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Am I the asshole for a word?

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That's

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about my topic.

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God, I hope you did not choose one that we did for a Friday episode already.

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That'd be So

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funny.

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I hope not.

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I doubt it.

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These are, I think these are.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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But, um,

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whenever we come back from break, you guys can take a guess

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as to what the topic will be.

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since it's sort of, it's connected, but I wouldn't think too hard.

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It's more like, you know, now that you know my format, I just searched the word.

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So think of a word that's in both of these.

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And then that's the topic

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Oh

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got it.

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Fuck.

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Today and Wiki history,

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The asshole was learned to be the male G-spot

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all right guys.

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So the first am I the asshole?

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Are we

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ready from 19 days ago?

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Oh, not that old day.

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Oh, shit

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it feels weird saying it.

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Am I the asshole and not hearing Josh say it,

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I know

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but,

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I was going to say whenever I scroll through our tick-tock, it's just

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like M I M I M I, the asshole M I M

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a shout

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Shout out,

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shout out

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one of our day ones.

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Yeah.

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GRA sounds a grouchy for requesting a, full-on

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compilation

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of Josh saying, am I vassal?

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Am I there?

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Everyone would hate that.

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And so we're nice.

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And let's Sean or John does it?

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unless one of our fans is do it, you know, unless one of the wicked

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maniacs do it themselves, by all means,

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welcome maniacs or funny people.

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They're hilarious.

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Man, we are 14 minutes in and we haven't started.

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I'm getting to it now.

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It's starting now.

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Am I the asshole forgiving my stepsister blunt medical

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advice after she asked for it

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this is not where I thought we were going.

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When you said stepsister.

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And I was like, oh no, it's a smart episode of care.

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no, no, no, no.

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I'm so thankful that we found something that isn't smut that's successful.

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What are you doing?

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Step,

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bro.

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on

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my brain.

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doesn't sound like an asshole

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yet.

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depends on what the medical advice.

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is or,

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yeah,

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I mean, you can

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just give, people medical advice.

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They don't have to listen to you.

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All right, here we go.

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I'm in medical school right now and what's kind of adorable to me in a certain way.

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Is.

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No matter what the medical issue is, my family will always reach out and

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want my quote unquote expert opinion.

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I feel

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that.

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I have a sister that's a nurse and I had, I always do that shit.

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going to say, like, I am like website, designer, developer,

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doesn't matter the tech issue.

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Can you help me with this?

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It's like a fucking nut.

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I'm not, I don't know how to work at TV.

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the, and it said, uh, expert opinion, even if

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it's something like, quote,

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I have a sore throat, what do you think that could be?

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So a few weekends ago, my step-sister who is 17, was hanging out at my apartment

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and she was telling me once again about how she was getting lectured at home

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about her weight specifically, how many.

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our parents are that she's having issues, just getting into her

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school's uniform every day.

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She's come to the conclusion on her own that they are just

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antagonizes looking to rile her up.

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She asked me for my quote expert medical opinion

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Oh, no, I see where this is going.

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I took it very serious.

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asked her how much he weighed and she told me, and I had to give her an honest

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answer that at this point she is obese.

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She's 60 pounds heavier than our six foot, two inch father.

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And I don't know if she's been able to lie to herself, but she seemed very shocked.

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I told her first and foremost that I loved her, but that I also know

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how little she exercises as well as how much of her diet is junk.

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I wasn't trying to berate her or scare her, but I told her that if

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she kept up with this lifestyle, her twenties would be very unpleasant.

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She accused me of being an antagonizer and told me I was being rude and bossy,

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but I told her I wasn't being bossy.

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I just wanted to warn her that if she keeps eating and eating, there'll

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come a day where climbing the stairs will feel like Mount Everest.

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Am I the asshole?

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Yeah.

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For that last comment for sure.

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man, I, I think so.

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I think you're the asshole.

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I feel you tried to come at it from a nightmare.

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But I also feel your sister was just looking for someone to vent to.

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she felt like you were a safe place where she could go to talk about

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these issues with, I think you just gotta be like an ear to listen to.

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You know what I mean?

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And I feel, this is probably good advice for a lot of guys in relationships.

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Girls don't always want a solution.

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They just want someone to vent

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to, in a healthy, safe space.

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And if you're that person you just gotta sometimes just listen

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and be supportive of that.

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Can I ask a quick question.

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Gotcha.

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Did the sister who

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asks the cyst, the nurse sister, did

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she ask in a way where it was like, medical advice type of situation, like

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is she coming from like a medical advice standpoint or that the sister was just

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like, Hey, I'm a medical professional.

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I'm just gonna give it to you like a medical

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professional.

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she said, she asked me for my quote expert medical opinion.

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All right.

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So I'm going to go completely opposite of what Josh said and say

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she's not the asshole because of that point, if the sister did in

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fact go to a medical professional, they would tell her the same exact.

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Hey, you

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might

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need to change your diet.

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Yeah.

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but

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the, premise is she's asking her for her quote, unquote

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medical advice or professional

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advice.

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So I get the whole, I get the whole, like being a sister listening thing,

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but the profession now comes into play like, Hey, I'm approaching you in a,

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a medical opinion type of situation.

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Not necessarily a sister.

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And in this, the whole story, the way she's saying it, but she still loves her

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and she cares for her health, but she came at it and approach where it's like,

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you kind of wanted my medical advice.

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I'm going to give you a medical advice that a doctor would give you otherwise

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Yeah, I think you're still the asshole though.

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like hearing.

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It come from your sister or brother.

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I'm not sure.

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Is it a brother or sister?

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Uh, They didn't say

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Oh,

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okay.

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coming from your sibling, it's a different, take than it's.

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If it's coming from a doctor.

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just because there is that underlying emotional connection

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between the two people.

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and so I think you should have just said, Hey, I'm not qualified or, kinda

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just sidestep the question and then just supported them and then say, if you really

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do want professional medical support, I'd

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go see a doctor, recommend them to

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something, someone else so that You're not putting the situation where

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you're coming across as the asshole.

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But is the

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sister qualified though?

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Does that the, that's the question to

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Well, she's in school, so

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probably not either.

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med school?

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Oh, well then maybe

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Like you're not quite, you're not qualified yet.

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Right.

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I'm kinda like right in between y'all I see both the L's

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points and I agree with both.

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That's why it's kind of like difficult.

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And I was surprised in the comments.

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They're all like not the asshole, not the asshole, like all of them.

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And I was like, oh shit.

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But when I initially read it, I was like, okay fact is fact she

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asked for it, you could do all the listening and the world at that point.

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And it sounds like that's what they were doing.

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They were listening and then they got.

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So you got to say what they asked for, but I'm sure there's like a billion different,

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other ways you could have worded this or like fucking delivered this fucking

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heartbreaking news, not just fucking.

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kinda like my doctor hit me, but I mean, I guess I was expecting that

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I was at a doctor's appointment.

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Like Josh said, whenever you hit me with that fucking you are morbidly obese.

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I was like, oh, that's fucking sick.

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yeah, but you, you don't have emotional connection with your doctor.

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So you're just

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like, okay, this is, I can, process this as a third party.

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telling me something I need to hear.

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It's not as if like one of John and I said it to you, then it would be

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kind of like, oh, you're kind of an

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asshole for saying that, you know what I mean?

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Cause we

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It's and it's like, a doctor's appointment.

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You know, I waited in the office, I waited for him to see me.

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I did all the tests and then he said, I was like, I've been fucking psyching

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my brain up as opposed to, this is like, Hey, give me your advice.

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And then five seconds later being hit with that.

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Boom.

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You're

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fucking obese,

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stairs, or Mount Everest to you.

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I'm like, holy shit.

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Like that's fucking, it's too quick.

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Yeah.

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The Mount Everest thing is fucking

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that's low blow over.

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want to say, I think if I have to come to a decision, I'm going to

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say asshole, but I'm not like a

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hundred percent sold either.

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don't get me wrong.

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It's not like a hard line.

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You're an asshole.

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Like your intentions.

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Weren't to be an asshole.

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Yeah, but it came across as asshole Lish, you know what I mean?

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And so I think there's that difference where you're not, you're

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not an evil person, you just, kind of fucked up in this situation.

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It's okay.

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It happens.

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and, just support them going forward.

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And, as a 17 year old, who's probably insecure about her body,

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especially with parents that seem to be, constantly on her about it.

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Like, that's, that's a tough situation for someone that young.

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dealing with body issues.

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And so going forward, just be there to support them.

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And if she is actually unhealthy, then she'll come to realize it on her own

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terms with love and support,

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Yeah, you, you kind of like rapid fire.

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Yeah.

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bib, bam like that, that I

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do not think is the correct way to do that.

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No.

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Yeah, I'm still going

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with the, not the asshole.

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So two thirds is that

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Yep.

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I think, I think this is the

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first

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Uh,

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I don't think so.

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I think we've had splits before.

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but it feels like the first time in awhile.

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yeah,

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in awhile.

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First hard, hard line

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Yeah, that was hard.

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Don't get me.

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I was pretty hard,

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To be fair.

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It hasn't been us three for a while,

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so.

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true.

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Hey, I'm here every Wednesday, baby.

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No, no, no.

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We w

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you hear for every Monday episode, can't fault you for

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that,

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Yeah.

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All right.

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Next one.

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am I the asshole for being brought in as a ringer?

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what's.

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Oh a ringer.

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Okay.

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I'll never watch that fucking movie from the early aughts.

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The ringer.

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I think it was Johnny Knoxville.

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a ringer is essentially like, did y'all ever see white man?

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Can't jump that's from the nineties.

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It was

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before Josh

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it.

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So maybe that's, that's true.

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A ringer is somebody that's like good at something, but you don't

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know they're good at something.

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So then they enter

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something like a competition and it's like, oops.

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Okay.

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All right.

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So let's get straight into it.

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Okay, this is all rather a silly bet, but hear me out.

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My aunt has been dating Tim for a while now.

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And personally, I don't like him very much.

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He's one of those guys that if you've climbed a mountain he's climbed or

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Yeah.

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One of those guys is like, I did it better or I did it to

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so he's an uncle, uncle Rico,

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huh?

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people.

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Oh shit.

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Uncle Rico.

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did

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the greatest movie ever made Napoleon down.

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Facts.

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if you've ever gone skydiving he's done it, but naked.

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I don't see what she sees in him, but I'm not the one who has to put up with him.

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So whatever

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is this what we'd classify as a pick me, boy, we have picked me girls.

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a pick me

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Just vet.

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To be honest, I'm not even sure what a pick me person is yet.

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It's someone who does stuff for attention, I think is what

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Kind of

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bolted down to like, I can cook, I can clean.

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Like I am like,

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pick me.

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hell yeah.

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All right.

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Well, Tim is a big gun nut and likes to tout his prowess with firearms and

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what a quote, excellent shot he is.

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I'm pretty into guns myself.

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My dad was prior service and he taught me how to shoot and I'm

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prior service as well, but I don't compete or anything like that.

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I'm also no slouch either, but Tim does not note any of that.

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Tim and his buddies like to get together on the weekend.

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And have a guy versus girl shooting, target practice.

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While most of the women know the bare minimum, the guys have been

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dominating this activity and love to talk shit to the women.

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Yeah.

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Mm.

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Yeah.

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Well, this last weekend, my aunt invites me along with her idea to even the odds

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they decided they wanted to do a move and shoot competition with the pistols, which

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of course none of the women wanted to do.

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But I said, sure, I'll give it a try.

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My aunt suggests that it should just be Tim and myself.

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That way it's a fair one-on-one he agrees and immediately starts talking shit.

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So I say, well, how about we make this interesting and bet some money on it?

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He says, of course.

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And then we shake on a hundred dollar bet.

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I E the person who hits closest to the bullseye, will get the a hundred dollars.

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And shortly after that, all of the other.

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Began to have a mob mentality and start placing bets with their significant other.

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He went first and his grouping was terrible all over the place.

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And not even in the kill zone.

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I go second and all my shots are in the kill zone, except for two out of

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my 12 round magazine, we walk up, check my target and he immediately starts

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calling foul saying how I got lucky and

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Wow.

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how anything works.

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Yeah.

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You know what I mean?

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Like, oh, the Raptors played last night.

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They got a lucky, free throw or they got a lucky 300.

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It's still counts.

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Idiot.

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Yeah.

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At the end of the day, a win is a win.

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Yeah.

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Well, eventually Tim gets so upset that my aunt just spills the beans

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saying, no,

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my niece is prior service and luck had nothing to do with it.

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She's just better.

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Tim gets even more upset, storms off and refuses to pay

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up, which wasn't a big deal.

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And he was calling both me and my aunt assholes for tricking him.

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Now half of the group are bullying him, calling him a sore loser

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while the other half are mad at me for being a quote unquote ringer.

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So Reddit, are we the asshole here or what.

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Absolutely not

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Tim

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Tim needed it to get his ass handed to him

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Sounds like he needs to get it handed to him a few more times.

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He didn't get the message of, maybe

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don't be misogynistic and full of years.

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And, uh, definitely he should pay the money to, that's a really shitty.

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instead of a little man syndrome, this guy has a little gun syndrome.

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Okay.

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Cause

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he's just my goodness.

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she, she also wrote edit.

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I know that adding the bet part, was me being slightly asshole

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ish, but it was too good.

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You know what, even at that point, it's like, he's talking shit and you just

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say like, Hey, let's put money on this.

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that's on him to, be comfortable putting that money out there and knowing that

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even, if she gets lucky, if she doesn't have training

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and He still loses.

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You know, you still have to pay.

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That's still a bet.

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You know what I mean?

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I'm actually surprised that he didn't when she said like, oh, I was prior service.

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He didn't say like, oh, not only was I prior service.

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I was secret service.

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I thought he was going to try to one up or two, but

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what rank are you?

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Gunny?

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you were an E four while I was E 13.

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It's not even a

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rank.

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you sunk my battleship.

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sunk a real battle shit.

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It sounds like some

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shit he

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would say though.

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I'm not used to these little guns.

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Yeah.

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He sounds like such an asshole And you're definitely

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not the asshole for this.

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Good on you for showing them

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up.

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fuck that guy for, for being so cocky and just shitty.

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And the fucking butt hurt when losing how fucking embarrassing take the L

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dude, you win literally every weekend

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and

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you talk shit, like take the L for once in your fucking life, dude.

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even if she then started talking shit and never told him that she was in previous

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services, let her service, like, I'd still be like, you're not the asshole.

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He started it.

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you know, it's just, your rib each other, you know, you're like, oh, you suck.

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Like it's just classic.

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Nature, no need to get butthurt over any of it.

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if you can talk that shit, you better able to take that hit to like, I'm just saying

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Exactly.

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All right.

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So I think we're all in agreeance here.

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Not the.

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not that.

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All right.

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We can maniacs with that said, I think we're going to cut to a

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sponsor and then, uh, we'll be back with the Wikipedia section

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And we're back with the fuckin wicked mania, WCA mania.

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Whoa.

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Whenever we have a convention it's going to be called wicked mania

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Nice.

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We might get sued.

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By like three different companies

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and that's why you need to pay for the $25 patrons so we can battle battle

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Exactly

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All right, guys, before I jump into what happened on this

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day in history, can you guys

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give me a guess on what today's topic could be about?

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Oh.

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I'm going to go with a medical.

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Oh, okay.

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I don't know.

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I'm going to go with maybe

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people who think they're more qualified than they actually are.

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interesting.

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It's not a

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answers.

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but

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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There was a word in both of those that, uh, that I searched,

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particularly that is related

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to my topic.

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Well, I did not get it.

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So that's my.

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Probably far off, but

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get it.

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that's fine.

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All right.

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So on this day in Wiki history on, May 16th, 1975, Junko Tabay

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was the first woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest.

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Totally

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Okay.

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All right.

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So this is the story of a June COTA bay and her, journey to

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the summit of Mount Everest.

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Did you say summit and

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yeah, you

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No.

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He said, Matt said, mountain.

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Oh, yay.

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yeah.

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Yeah.

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Cause you were like, if he, I climbed Everest, he climbed Everest kind of thing.

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Yeah.

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yeah, That makes sense.

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Okay, Cool.

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Oh, I liked that little shit.

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You did good job.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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All right.

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So, GENCO Tebay, was, a famous, not at the time, but she was a

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huge mountain climber in advantage.

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And at the time, people didn't really like her or didn't want to let her

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climb with them because they said as a woman, you should be at home

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Oh, my God.

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raising kids and being worried about that.

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you shouldn't have time to adventure.

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You shouldn't have time to try and do these extracurriculars

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like climbing mountains.

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And, uh, she got so fed up with that, that she eventually made her own climate.

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Specifically for women only called the Joshi tow Han club, which was

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also became known as the Japanese women's Everest expedition.

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I bet those same

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guys who were like telling her, she should never climb.

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As soon as she made the club, it was like, oh, you excluding us.

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Cause were men, fuck you.

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Wow.

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How dare you make your own club with women only?

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That's fucking

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sexist.

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That's sexist.

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Definitely.

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We weren't sexist.

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We're saying you should stay at home and raise kids.

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We weren't sexist when we said

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you can't adventure.

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You're a woman.

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I could already hear the Tucker Carlson segment.

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Oh my God.

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Well, they applied to clown Everest in

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1971, but they had to wait four years to receive a place in

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the formal climbing schedule.

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So it took four years.

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And in that time they, uh, told them essentially, in order to climb each

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group, we'll have to pay 1.5 million yen, which at that time was $5,000.

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So

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money.

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It's not real.

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Yeah,

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I was like $2 American.

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to bay in order to raise money for herself and her group, did various

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odd jobs in order to fundraise for the Joshi tow hunt club.

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So she taught piano lessons.

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in order to save money and help out the group, she also made some of their

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equipment from scratch, including creating waterproof gloves out of the cover of her

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car and sewing trousers from old curtains.

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She found.

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So after this long period, and this four years of fundraising and

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training the team finally made it to their expedition in May, 1975.

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This group of all women attracted a lot of media attention with their plans.

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And the 15 women were initially accompanied by journalists and

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a television camera crew as they began their climb though.

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they use the same route to ascend the mountain that, sir Edmund Hillary and

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Tenzing Norgay had taken back in 1953.

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And they also had six Sherpa guides assist them for the full span of the expert.

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On May 4th, the team was camping at 6,300 meters.

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for our Americans, AKA, me and John that's 20,700 feet.

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When an avalanche.

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struck their camp

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to bay and four of her fellow climbers were buried under this.

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No

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many of them lost consciousness and were.

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Just gone and lost until their Sherpa guides were able to dig them out.

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everybody was bruised and injured, but there were no casualties.

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Luckily after the incident to could barely walk and was forced to spend two

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days at that altitude recovering, as soon as she was able to walk, though,

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she resumed the expedition and continued leading her team up the mountain.

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Although the team had originally planned to send two women to the

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summit, accompanied by a Sherpa, a bout of altitude sickness meant that

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the team's shippers could not carry the amount of oxygen bottles required

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to accommodate for two climbers.

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Only one woman could continue

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with much discussion, his Sano, which is another founder of.

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Nominated to bay to climb to the summit.

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Nearing the peak to bay was furious to discover that she would have to cross

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a thin and hazardous Ridge of ice that had gone completely unmentioned in the

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accounts made by previous expeditions.

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She crawled along it's sideways later describing it as the most

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tense experience she has ever had.

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12 days after the avalanche that struck an injured to bay and her team on

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May 16th, 1975, along with her Sherpa guide to bay became the first woman to

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ever reach the summit of Mount Everest

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Yeah.

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to bay was showered with attention as a result of her achievement.

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And in Kathmandu, a parade was held in her honor on her return to Japan.

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She was received at the Tokyo airport by thousands of cheering supporters.

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And she received messages from the king of Nepal and the Japanese government

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and a television mini series was made about the Everest expedition and to baby

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many personal appearances across Japan.

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However, with this fame to Bei found herself to be very uncomfortable

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and she later told the media that she preferred to be remembered as

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the 36th person to summit mountain.

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I did not intend to be the first woman on Everest is a famous quote from her.

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And, uh, that is the story of June COTA bay, the first woman or the 36th person

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to ever reach the summit of Everest.

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Damn humble, humble, super humble despite having such a

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frigging massive, they just did.

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Jesus

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Christ.

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that's bad ass.

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I bet a lot of the guys who, tormented her

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And told

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her she should, stay at home or whatever they brought.

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If they got hit by an avalanche, you better believe they're probably

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on the first trip back down.

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All facts.

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So that's crazy.

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So good for her for

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withstanding that and, and getting to the top, sounds like a badass.

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Yeah.

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And she just recently passed.

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I mean sort of recently in the last 10 years,

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she passed away in 2016.

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And up until her death, I was reading comments about how she was giving

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seminars and, they said her later and in life, her last, like, uh, focus in

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life was focusing on environmentalist.

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Making sure that they preserve Everest and other environments and, you know,

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don't overcrowd it with people trying to climb it and accomplish that.

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Like, we need to do more

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that's awesome.

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Because that.

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is an issue there's like tons of garbage and dead bodies all over Everest, which is

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yeah, I found that out.

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there's,

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I don't know about hundreds, but there's plenty of dead bodies that

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they leave on the trail of Everest,

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Let's say a hundred.

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Yeah,

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I would say I want it to say hundreds, but I didn't know if that was dumb.

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You

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no no sound make it sound salacious, you know?

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Um, Yeah, no, I think it is a lot.

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It is a lot of dead bodies, because

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the, you know, you just die and some people aren't gonna rescue

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like risk their life to rescue you, or even know where you are.

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So.

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probably can't see you, but damn there must be preserved the shit

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then since it's So

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So trigger warning.

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Uh, when I was looking for Reddit posts about Everest that's when I

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found out about the dead body thing, then I found out another thing

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on the subreddit ask Reddit, and I was like, oh, that's great.

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essentially somebody said what John said oh man, the bodies must be so preserved.

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And then they asked, I know this is morbid, but are the bodies preserved

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enough to where if you are stuck on Everest and you had to, that you

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could eat one of the dead bodies.

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And I was like, Nope, I fucking got out there.

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And I

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just went

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on and I, the asshole,

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I think that's a family guy episode where they do that.

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oh, is it.

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It would be a

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family guy fucking episode.

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Yeah.

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no, that's an awesome, awesome story.

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Good, good pick Sean.

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I liked that one.

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Thanks.

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It helps when there's interesting stuff, there happened on this day.

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We'll see when we reach a super boring day where

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nothing happened,

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It's probably

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going to be

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I feel that's rare and even then you could just do a day within that week

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if

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that's very hard to shoot somewhere around there.

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But, yeah, that's the episode for this week.

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Wicked maniacs.

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I hope you guys liked the new format for the Monday episodes.

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it's fun to do more Reddit shits.

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So we're all about that as well.

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Oh,

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uh,

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assholes this week.

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yeah, double assholes guys.

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Sean, we'll do a Ted talk about how fucking wholesome he is.

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