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F23 S1 Wrap Up

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RyanBrad(ley)CurtisCourtney

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Courtney

your host

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Curtis

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Brad(ley)

resident upside downer

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Ryan

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  1. Well, we normally start our wrap-up discussion with character MVP, but we thought it might be a little bit more fun to do a game tonight. If you're familiar with Merry Fuck Kill. Yes. What we're doing, we're going to choose one of the people to fight, one to become, and one to elect as it is in the election year. Oh. So, we'll start out with guest stars. Who…

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    Well, we normally start our wrap-up discussion with character MVP, but we thought it might be a little bit more fun to do a game tonight. If you're familiar with Merry Fuck Kill. Yes. What we're doing, we're going to choose one of the people to fight, one to become, and one to elect as it is in the election year. Oh. So, we'll start out with guest stars. Who would we like to fight the most of the guest stars? The person to fight is Provost Sharma. How wonderful. I feel like that guy, you can't like Honey Buns that much and expect Fisticuffs not to come out. You know what I mean? Yeah, I think this is the obvious choice. I disagree, but okay. It's a good choice. Who's your choice? Who's your choice? Oh, mine was the easiest one I could ever pick. Vince Wolfark. Okay. Why? Because you want to lose the fight? Let's resolve. I want to lose the fight, okay? He played for an okay football team for a couple years. I could easily take him on. His arm weighs more than me. No, it doesn't. I didn't know who you were talking about. I thought you were talking about that guy in classic Frasier Raw's stuff with his dad or whatever. I hope that guy was. Pretty sure Ryan has not seen that or anywhere close to that yet. I don't know who you're talking about. I don't know who this is, but I'm so excited by your excitement. It was the guy with the funny name. Oh, Wally Wiswall. Wally Wiswall. Yeah. Yes, I thought that's who you meant when you said Wolfork. No, Vince Wolfork. Hey, Brad, where to pronounce it? That's exciting. Yeah, I'm very proud of myself. He's in the bowling episode. I'm certain Brad took like 20 minutes before this and just started practicing. That name over and over again. Still got it wrong the first time. It's really second time. That's really good for you. So who are you fighting, Ryan? I had to look up her name. I don't remember how it's pronounced. I know it's just not what it looks like. It's spelled Siobhan. Oh, Siobhan. Siobhan. Siobhan. That's right. Frasier's date from the June episode. You know what? I actually considered her. Yeah, because she showed up so late and I was indignant about it. It was insane. Yeah, that's a good pick. I knew the provost would be off the board, so I made sure that was the other reason I had her. All right. What about who would you like to become from the guest star list? Oh, can I go first? Yes. No, I'm going first. Okay, fine. I want to be Vince Wilfork, obviously. We're on multiple Super Bowls. By the way, I made myself a list of all the prominent guest stars to be aware of for this so I could really pick. Didn't even consider that he would be on the list. Then right, then right, football guy down. Forgot that person existed immediately. Paris, you have to go and I'll just go last to this point. I mean, obviously I want to be Smokey. Are you kidding? Oh, God. No, no, no, no, no. Not my scene. Defend. She's a riot. She's the best. She doesn't have a ton of lines. She's not like prominently showing. I feel like the further she is from this family, the better for her. All you got to do to become her is smoke a lot more and talk a lot less. Which is very doable for me. Yeah, that's in range. Extremely achievable. All right, Brad, I got to know. What's your big reveal? One, that's not who I thought you were going to say, Curtis. And two, I'm scared. Who do you think I was going to say? Andrew Daly. Oh, I could never be him. That is correct. I mean, I would love to, but he's- I like that you go by his formal name. I would clearly, clearly the character that I'm the most like already. And so it wouldn't be that much of a stretch is Moose. You're named after a dessert. You're like a Jewish Moose. Yeah. I don't even know if he counted as a guest star, though. He's like right on the bubble. He's right on the bubble. But I don't consider him a main character. No, I would say, yeah, I would say anybody who is not a- I think it's fine to include recurring in this. Like anybody who's not a main cast character. He's got to be this favorite character, though. Definitely. He's definitely like right on that cusp. Yeah. If they made him a main character during the next season, it wouldn't surprise me. Sure. Yeah. So why did you want to be Moose? Because he's cool. He's charming. He's funny. He doesn't- No one really listens to him, just like me. You just like that he talks to a girl at the end. That he finally talks to a girl who's out of his league? Yes. My dream every day of the week? Yes. I had a- I had a- As an alt, I had June. What was your powder room? I thought she was high up on my list of people. I would love to be able to like talk to one person and just be everything that they want to be and then immediately switch and talk to another person. Same boat. Like that seemed like such a cool skill she had. Yeah, no, she is definitely a top contender for somebody you'd want to be. She's one of those people that is like genuinely interesting. She's fun. But she's also like so sure of herself. Like she's so comfortable in her own skin. I don't know what that's like. Imagine? Could you imagine? I can't. I'm living vicariously through June. I don't know what that is. We all are. We all are. Except Brad, who's living through Moose. I think our audience at this point knows us well enough to know that that is very appropriate. Yes. Well, that said, last but not least, who would you like to elect of the guest stars? Oh, boy. This was a super weird category to add. Why did you add this one? Oh, because I don't read the show notes. Can I go first this time? I couldn't go first. You may. Thank you. For me. Cut in. For me. And I'll explain first why I picked this person before I even say who it is. This is the most Brad way to answer this. Yeah. Correct. I'm a storyteller. I watched this episode of the show in reverse order. So the first episode to me was utterly confusing. There was only one person that really made any sense to me, and it's why I would like to elect her. That's Roz. Roz came and was just classic Roz. She was in four minutes. She did what she needed to do. She's the only person that hasn't really changed. She pretty much looks exactly the same. So I went with Roz. Damn it. That feels good. You wanted to elect her because she's familiar. Yeah. Yes. I want to say that's a stupid reason to elect somebody, but honestly, that's one of the better reasons people pick for why they elect somebody. For elections? Yes. Correct. I mean, funny name. Guys, funny name. Quick point of order. The person I initially picked has been said for another category. Do I have to pick somebody new? I think that's fine. I don't think so, but we'll see if you're an answer. If you're an answer, if you're an answer, if you're an answer, you're stupid, then yeah. You know what? You know what? This person has not been chosen for anything yet, so I am going to say Andy Daly. I'm just going to go for it. Oh, of course. Oh, no. You took mine. Oh, I'm sorry. I think we have the same one. No. I'll pick somebody else. Ryan, you go second. I also have a backup if that helps. I'm supposed to go last. So you go ahead and pick Andrew Daly and tell us why. Well, obviously you want to take Andy Daly. He's an incredible liar, which is the only thing that matters when you're an elected official. That is correct. Oh, my God. That's so true. I didn't even think about that. He is a fantastic liar. A seamless two-face. But he seems like genuine and he seems like- Friendly and approachable. Yeah. He's not like a malicious liar. A politician, baby. All to the earth. Oh, my God. I shouldn't let you have him. That sounds way grosser. I've gone sick. I wish I was taking this for this episode. Right after your wedding, Curt. Calm down. To be clear, I meant it in both contexts. Curt, who was yours? This racism drink really goes to my head. Again, hurt racing. Brad's best work of the podcast. So who am I going to elect? I'm going to elect Tiny. You keep it together, Smokey. Okay. Oh. You mean Verice this beef and I'm still holding on to that. Way to go. Well, that's the point. I don't know that we get a lot of time with Tiny. I don't know that we get a lot of it. Not enough. Like, we don't have a clear sense of who Tiny is in his own right. But he reminds me of Barista Steve. And Barista Steve is a man I want in charge of things. Amen. A fucking man. So, you know, let's go. Amen. Tiny for president. Incredible. I want a tiny president. My alt was the fake Dean. Who's Dean? Oh, you're talking about the waiter. Yes. Waiter. That waiter. Oh, man. Yeah. I think his name was Kevin. I'm in charge of something. Maybe not like president, but he'd make a great, like, I don't know, state house member. He's on the cabinet. Yeah. Secretary of Finance. I don't know. Whatever. It doesn't matter. If you guys want to get high later, just let me know. All right. Let's move on to the main cast. In addition to you all assigning who from the main cast you would like to fight, become, and elect, I'm also going to say which of the three of you I would like to fight, become, and elect. Oh. Okay. Well. This is very exciting. Our answers are going to get real weird on this one because there's only six choices and I feel like we're going to have the same ones for ones and have to change. We'll do it rapid fire and then we'll move on. Rapid fire is great. Yeah. I don't think we need a lot of explanation. All right. Who do you want to fight? Brad. Me too. I went the opposite for my first one. Someone that I can easily beat and that's David. Yeah. David's the answer. It will not be hard to win and he deserved to get punched. so But I mean, I mean, obviously, Anumbrill mentioned a Freddy. Obviously. Yeah. I mean, the only problem with him is he would win if I fought him. I don't know about you, Brad, but I know I can take him. No problem. Yes. I agree with you, Ryan. I can too. No, no. Neither of you could take Freddy. I think both of you could take the British guy who plays Freddy. I don't think neither of you could take Freddy. All right. Well, obviously, I would like to fight Brad for the exact same reason. I know I could take him. False, but good try. Also, just to be clear, you could take me too. Yeah. I really came down to a different category to assign that last one. There you go. All right. Who would you most like to become from the main cast? Again, another character that I'm 10 minutes away from becoming, Alan. I hate to agree with Brad on two in a row. That was going to be my choice because Alan's amazing. But just to be contrary, I'm going to say I want to be Eve because she's another person that kind of does whatever she wants. And now she's got like a rich friend who just floats her. Like, that's the life I want. You guys are both insane. There is only one answer, and it is Frasier. He's rich. He actually seems kind of comfortable with himself. Check his age. Sure. You're going to be rich for like another couple years. You just chose Alan. That was Brad. Oh, okay. I went young. You went Eve, who's very broke. She's a single mom with a baby. Yeah. Out of your mind? Ready. He's a hot, young firefighter. He's not that hot. He's a douche. That's fine. I don't believe he's a good firefighter either. Definitely not. There are no good choices. Not in this show. It's definitely this version of Frasier. 100%. I thought about Olivia, except that you can see her real problems when she's so excited about ice cream and going ice skating. And she was a star. She was a star, and I'm pretty sure if you put all her time together, it equaled less than an episode. Yeah. That doesn't matter. I assume she has a life outside of the episode. That's probably a plus, actually, for her. But now I know who you are going to become. I'm going to tell you who I'm going to become, and then I will roll right into who I will elect, because obviously one will reveal the other. That makes sense. It could be a mix. I don't know. So I'm going to choose to become my own husband, Ryan Sansone. Because who wouldn't want to spend a day in their significant other shoes just feeling it out, so to speak? Well, should we talk about our new podcast, Courtney Becomes Ryan, a report series? No, thank you. I've got to be honest. Obviously, the only right answer. I was genuinely nervous. It was 50-50. Then I'm going to put myself in your right and dangly body? No, thank you. He's just so much limb. I've seen him do his noodle dance, okay? Look, I want you all to show me a little more respect, because I'm pretty sure I'm your president now. Oh, yes. You're our president now. And it is because, as you know, famously, we were once roommates prior to being just people who knew each other. And our roommate agreement, which is not something we had to have. This is a drafted document that you created. Classic Curtis. Classic Curtis. I would say upwards of three-page document to me, unprompted, and said, these are the terms and conditions of us becoming roommates. That was, you saw PTSD on paper. Yeah. And honestly, blessing. I knew exactly what I was getting into. I would move, I would sooner move back in with Curtis than I would stay in this house. He's a phenomenal roommate. But I got news for you, if you want to move back in with me, you're going to need a lawyer to sign a new document. I know, because you're a married man now. It's fine. We both went our separate ways and got husbands. It was a stupid choice. We're both going to regret it someday. But ultimately, yes, I would vote for you for president just because I've seen your work with documents. You can write the shit out of those. President doesn't have to do that. No, but they have to sign them, and he can do that, too. He's a nice signature. Also, let's be honest. I have to read them, and neither of you are going to be doing any of that. Amen. That's true. I would elect Frazier because he seems relatively smart. He's got the self-centeredness of a politician. He's wealthy. He'll pay for his own campaign. It just makes sense. I was going to elect Frazier for every single reason that Ryan said he would become Frazier. I thought those were all good reasons to elect him. This makes sense because we all know that Ryan's great ambition is to become president, so it's all lining up. No, it's my biggest nightmare, Brett Curtis. That it's going to happen. I just know it. It keeps me up at night. Thank you. We are eligible, so Sandstone 2028 or whatever. Everyone calm down. Can we talk about my choice? I was always going to take Alan. He's not eligible. What? They haven't put the age thing in yet. He's British. He's British. He's British. Oh, yeah. Did we say president? Was that established? It did not say president. It just doesn't elect. Yeah, I'm just electing him. Relax. Okay. Whatever. Comptroller Alan. Columbus, Ohio librarian. It doesn't matter what. I'm sorry, wait. Is Columbus electing librarians now? Yeah. Yes. Curt, who cares? We vote. Whatever, man. It's gerrymandered. It doesn't matter, Curt. He's old, which always helps for some reason in this day and age. He seems nice. He seems fun. Fucking monster to his kids. Absolute monster. And it's hidden. And you don't realize it, even when he says it outright. If that's not a politician, I don't know what is. Well, glory to America, I guess. And the Columbus Library. Some shady ships going down in that library system down in Columbus. It's so shady. It's amazing. It's great. It's incredible. Great service. Highly recommend.

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What we're doing, we're going to choose one of the people to fight, one to become, and one to elect as it is in the election year.

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This one was not a competition.

Choices are discussed without a competition or winner.

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  1. Well, fellas, it's that time again. This season has been one where Freddy's Frazier's own words against him. He did not care for this. But how would you react to having your words loud backed against you? It's time for another edition of RPP. Was that me? I think we will like that. I think we're going to like it a lot. We're going to like that a lot. We're going…

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    Well, fellas, it's that time again. This season has been one where Freddy's Frazier's own words against him. He did not care for this. But how would you react to having your words loud backed against you? It's time for another edition of RPP. Was that me? I think we will like that. I think we're going to like it a lot. We're going to like that a lot. We're going to like it a little bit. We're going to handle it. Who said my new favorite phrase? I do think Freddy should have taken his shirt off. It's for the children. Bing, bing, bing. Okay. That would be me. Yes. Yeah, you know me. It was you. I know it sounds curdy, but it was me. It does. I thought it was me too. I just assumed. I thought it was Curtis. Yeah. I believe you found me a partner. I would never talk about another man taking off his shirt. I would only talk about myself taking off his shirt. It makes sense that I did not say it as I am a married man. Who probably announced I'm actually taking this show seriously. Oh, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. I heard Curtis first. I think it was Brad. Yeah, you know me. Yeah, that's definitely. I'm Brad. Yeah. And spoiler alert, he wasn't. At no point. When would that, how many times did you say that lie through the season? I don't think I said it as much as you would think I said it. All right. Who said he's half Jewish and half forehead? Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Brad. I think it was Brad. It was not Brad. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. All right, Curtis. I think I said it. You did say it. I don't know if I'm proud of that phrase. I'm just proud to have gotten the answer right. It's such a good quote. Again, when Curtis votes for president, that will come up. All of this. All of this will be used against me in an election for sure. Fucking worth it, baby. Who said he's shady for a Canadian? Ding, ding, ding, ding. Ryan? Brad. No. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Curtis? That sounds like Ryan to me. That is not Ryan. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Brad, process of elimination? Curtis. Yeah, you know me. Curtis said it. I don't even remember that. Curtis is doing a lot of yap in the suit. Who said nobody's taking their pants off and throwing them on the floor? Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. That could be anything. Brad? I want to say Curtis. Yeah, you know me. It was Curtis. Yeah. Wow. I don't even know what the context was, but I can imagine a context where I would say that for sure. Yeah, for sure. It definitely reads like you said it. It reads Curt. Who said he did not butter my bread? Ding, ding, ding. Okay. That was definitely Brad. Yeah, you know me. That was definitely Brad. Yeah, it was. He's always looking for some man to butter his bread. It doesn't have to be a man. No, it was a man. He said he. You know what? At this point, anyone could butter my bread. Front side or back side? Doesn't matter. The middle. Ew. What does that mean? I don't even know. Congratulated. Thank you for saying that like a human would. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Brad? Brad? Nope. Ding, ding, ding, ding. I said that. Yes. It was about Brad, if that helps. It does say that. Who asked, would you toss a baby to me? Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Curtis? Brad. Yeah, you know me. Yes, that was Brad. So Brad. Yeah. That's how, yeah. Why would a regular person ask a question like that? Who asked, are you going to drop a D on us? Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Right. That sounds Curt-y. It is. Yeah. That was going to be my guess too. I don't love that my name has gone from Curtis to now Curt-y. I don't know. At least I'm fun. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. It's Brad. It's Brad. It's just Brad to the T. Annoying. Annoying through and through. How about who said, I will give you, Frasier is a character. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Brad. Brad? No. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Curtis. Ryan. Yeah, you know me. Yes. Yes. All right. Who said, I could not be right. That's not what happened. Ding, ding, ding, ding. Ryan. Curtis. Yes. Brad would never admit to being right because he wouldn't. How would he know? Who announced, I missed that twice apparently. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Ding, ding, ding, ding. Brad? Ryan. Yeah, you know me. That is correct. Could it have been me? You've never missed a thing. You are sharp as a tack. Certainly never missed twice. Yeah, it was watching our episode twice, so that could it have been me. Who said, I'm not an author. That's someone who makes pocketbooks. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Curtis. I have no idea what that means, but it sounds like something I would have said. It is not something you said. I would have said both too. Ding, ding, ding. Ryan. Brad. Yeah, you know me. Brad makes no sense. I don't even remember saying that. Like most of the quotes on here. Brad. Who said, this is literally the plot of Harry Potter 3. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Curtis. I think it was me. I think I said that. It was not you. I definitely think. That was definitely me. Yeah, you know me. Yeah, that was Ryan. That was about my character. Serious. For men. Yeah, probably. Who said he was very mid-book? Ding, ding, ding. Ryan. Curt. No. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Curtis. That was totally Ryan. That was not Ryan. What? Brad, would you like to wrinkle? Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Brad. Brad. Yeah, you know me. Yes. Brad gets a second point by just being the only thing left. That does not even sound like a Brad quote. No, it doesn't. That's what made it so good. Who said, I think the eyebrows are doing a lot of the smarm? Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Curt. Yeah, you know me. Yes. Yeah, Curt is the only person that would use the word swarm. Smarm. I didn't say swarm. Smarm. I can't pronounce it. You don't know it. That's because. Stop the podcast. Say smarm. Smarm. There you go. Smarm. Can you say smarmy? Smarmy. I like that. Yeah, you get repirited. Yeah, smarmy. Smarmy, you captain. Who asked, how much suction are we talking about? Ding, ding, ding. Ding, ding. Curtis. Ryan. Yeah, you know me. Yes. I was going to say Curt anyway. All right, let's do. How many more do you have? I have so many. I never get anywhere near how many I've got. Let's do five more. Okay. We're making great time, I think. Who said he has to do the ambush? Ding, ding, ding. Ryan. Me? Nope. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Curtis. Brad. No. Really? Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Dad for the knock-in? Curtis. Perfect. I'm so good at this game. Most of your points are from process of elimination. I love it. Yes, that's true. Three out of his five points are just because he was left. I really thought it was going to be three for three. You're only one point behind me right now. Amazing. That's awesome. Who asked, are you done with your insights and revelations? Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Brad. Curtis. Incorrect. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Curtis. Ryan. Yes. I really thought it was Curt. Yeah. Who said, that's the sign of a handyman named Fraser Crane? Ding, ding, ding, ding. Ryan. Brad. Yes. Yep. You have to be doing better at this. It's just like long, unnecessarily long-winded. That's how you could tell. Who announced, I now have ambition? Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Ryan. Curt. Yeah, you know me. Let's see. This is the last question, unless I get it right, then me and Curt are tied. Okay. That has no chance to win. Who asked, have done any creeping? Ding, ding, ding. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Curt. Yeah, you know me. Yes. Oh, no. We got a tie situation. A breaker. All right. I'm going to find a hard one. So, Brad, you can answer just to be a spoiler, but this is really between me and Curt, as it has been the whole time. Oh, you're going to be the Ralph Mader? You can be the Ralph Mader. Given that it's election season, I wanted to be really extra timely with my two references. Oh, God. There's so many good ones. Who proclaimed? As long as you provide airfare, I will come to your house. Ding, ding, ding. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Ryan. That's tough. It's between two of them. And it's not me. I'm going to say it's Curt. It is not Curt. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. It's clearly Brad. Yeah, you know me. I knew it, Brad. Yeah, I remember saying it, actually. You're both cheap, though. It could have easily been either one of you. Yes, but you're not, so I knew it was Brad. We all knew it wasn't me. We all knew it wasn't me. Why wouldn't go to either of your houses? For one, you don't have houses.

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It's time for another edition of RPP. Was that me?

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RPP Was That Me

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Identify which recurring participant originally said each archived podcast quote.

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Hey, Brad(ley), where to pronounce it?

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That's exciting. Yeah, I'm very proud of myself. He's in the bowling episode. I'm certain Brad took like 20 minutes before this and just started practicing. That name over and over again.

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So who are you fighting, Ryan Sansone?

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I had to look up her name. I don't remember how it's pronounced. I know it's just not what it looks like. It's spelled Siobhan. Oh, Siobhan. Siobhan.

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Curtis, who was yours?

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This racism drink really goes to my head. Again, hurt racing. Brad's best work of the podcast. So who am I going to elect? I'm going to elect Tiny.

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Well, should we talk about our new podcast, Courtney Becomes Ryan, a report series?

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No, thank you. I've got to be honest. Obviously, the only right answer. I was genuinely nervous. It was 50-50. Then I'm going to put myself in your right and dangly body?

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Curtis, who cares?

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We vote. Whatever, man. It's gerrymandered. It doesn't matter, Curt. He's old, which always helps for some reason in this day and age. He seems nice.

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Brad(ley), are you taking all these on the front or the back?

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What's the run here? I think I should take it on the front last time. I think I should take it on the back this time. Yeah, but this was you revealing yourself.

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Brad(ley), Brad(ley), are you taking it in the front or are you taking it in the back?

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Which way are you taking it? Absolutely lost myself in this metaphor. I'm sorry. Yes. And it's my fault for going along with you. So somehow in all of that, you actually made sense.

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Were you talking to a mirror, Brad(ley)?

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No comment. Were you making out with the mirror, Bradley? I thought you were going to say something funnier. There it is. What's your biggest laugh? There are two.

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Were you making out with the mirror, Brad(ley)?

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I thought you were going to say something funnier. There it is. What's your biggest laugh? There are two. That's not the game. She said biggest, not biggest couple.

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he's half Jewish and half forehead?

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  • Identify which recurring participant originally said each archived podcast quote.
  • It doesn't have to be a man.
  • You're only one point behind me right now.
  • You have to be doing better at this.

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Best Episode...No Really

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episode five, The Founder Society. I thought that was the most solid episode from start to finish. I thought it was the least, like I said, the least, you know, idiot, idiotic episode. Brad, I hate agreeing with you. I really do. Because first of all, we watched it the front way round

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  • So I picked episode five, The Founder Society. I thought that was the most solid episode from start to finish. I thought it was the least, like I said, the least, you know, idiot, idiotic episode. Brad, I hate agreeing with you. I really do. Because first of all, we watched it the front way round.

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I think, I do think the Andy Daly one was better, but I think the Blind Day both ways round was a, it was a great watch, great experience, fun time. Yeah, you did. I remember you liking that one more than Curtis and I did. I feel like that's the one episode that I think I liked less the second time. Yeah, we were both really high on it the first time

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  • I think, I do think the Andy Daly one was better, but I think the Blind Day both ways round was a, it was a great watch, great experience, fun time. Yeah, you did. I remember you liking that one more than Curtis and I did. I feel like that's the one episode that I think I liked less the second time. Yeah, we were both really high on it the first time.
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episode of, uh, this season of, uh, Reverse Psychology is the moving in episode. Episode two of the season, which would be like your 10th? Just a terrible episode. Our ninth episode. Well, regardless, um, my, it had the, it featured my favorite game of the season, which was like creating your own house to move in and all of you presenting like what the ideal bathroom

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  • So my, my favorite episode of, uh, this season of, uh, Reverse Psychology is the moving in episode. Episode two of the season, which would be like your 10th? Just a terrible episode. Our ninth episode. Well, regardless, um, my, it had the, it featured my favorite game of the season, which was like creating your own house to move in and all of you presenting like what the ideal bathroom

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game of the season, which was like creating your own house to move in and all of you presenting like what the ideal bathroom or kitchen or whatever it would have. Uh, just absolute perfection. Are you mad that we didn't put any of these in the house?

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  • Just a terrible episode. Our ninth episode. Well, regardless, um, my, it had the, it featured my favorite game of the season, which was like creating your own house to move in and all of you presenting like what the ideal bathroom or kitchen or whatever it would have. Uh, just absolute perfection. Are you mad that we didn't put any of these in the house?

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creating your own house to move in and all of you presenting like what the ideal bathroom or kitchen or whatever it would have. Uh, just absolute perfection. Are you mad that we didn't put any of these in the house? Uh, yes. I mean, you and I, you and I have talked a lot about the like blinds that shut themselves because it just feels like I do it all the time

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  • creating your own house to move in and all of you presenting like what the ideal bathroom or kitchen or whatever it would have. Uh, just absolute perfection. Are you mad that we didn't put any of these in the house? Uh, yes. I mean, you and I, you and I have talked a lot about the like blinds that shut themselves because it just feels like I do it all the time.

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