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So I was spending, like, almost twice as much money on the new apartment and had to pay my full rent on the old apartment for, like, three or four months. Answer qualification: I did not have any buyer's remorse. Response context: The thing that spoiled me on him was he, uh, mid-March when nobody knew what was going on and the pandemic was very scary and it was all very new.

Prompt: Ethan, what about you?

And he hands me a Bhagavad Gita and the Hindu scripture. This is fairly lucrative in that I gave him $20. No, I was too mad at myself to ever, I've never read it. Answer qualification: And that book, the actual physical book that I got that day, long gone. Response context: They want to hand you a CD, but it's not a free CD.

I did once get a free, an actual free CD at Ohio State. Notable references: Freeway Boys

Activity request: Get a hit on their website. Result qualification: I don't think this is the same one.

Prompt: Well, Ryan, why don't you bring us home? Tell us your story.

There are different functions for pillows. You definitely got your knee pillow, your feet pillow, sometimes bear hug, strangle. But I like to go into that mid tier where it's like it's more than 20 bucks, but less than 60. So I've got like 40 pillows when I could have just bought one that lasted forever. Answer qualification: I continue to try to find that mid tier pillow.

Prompt: What do you mean different function? I would like you to elaborate on.

Prompt: Okay, but was it worth it?

Prompt: Do you still use it? Final phrase attribution: Who asks “Do you still use it?” about the pillow? Curtis’s ownership and Ryan’s worth-it question are already confirmed.: Ryan

Response context: So you have definitely failed in this segment because I've absolutely dropped $100 in a pillow and I'm not even a pillow guy. It only cranked out like late, late last year. And it was an amazing pillow. It was, it was so comfortable. One of the gel packs must've like been punctured and just bled out.

I did win.