3 EPISODES WITH A STANDALONE BIT

Nervosa pronunciation

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The Devil and Dr. Phil ↗

Recurring bit

Brad tries to say Café Nervosa

Brad struggles with the café’s name during the recap. Ryan asks him to keep trying. The others react to the attempts, and the same pronunciation joke returns twice later in the recap. This is one recurring exchange with callbacks, not three games. Exact phonetic spellings in the automatic transcript are unreliable.

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What was recorded

What everyone brought to the table · 3 recorded contributions

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

The first pronunciation exchange

Brad repeats the café name after Ryan’s encouragement. The group responds with “Nailed it” and “First try.” Those reactions are banter, not a scored result.

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  • Participant: Brad
  • Preserved extraction wording (automatic transcript; may contain recognition errors): Action: Nerversa for the win. Adjudication: Boom. Nailed it. First try.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

The middle callback

Brad returns to the café name when the recap reaches Café Nervosa again. He notes that he will get another attempt later. The stray phrase transcribed as “Ray, what shot?” is not treated as a meaningful answer.

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  • Participant: Brad
  • Preserved extraction wording (automatic transcript; may contain recognition errors): Action: We are back at Nervosa. Reviewed full source context: We are back at, here we go. Strike yourself up. We are back at Nervosa. Yeah. Ray, what shot? I get one more, I get one more attempt because we go back later in the show.

RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE

The later callback

Brad makes another attempt, says he was trying to get it over with quickly, and acknowledges that the word has been making him nervous. He tries the café name again. No exact phonetic reconstruction is asserted.

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  • Preserved extraction wording (automatic transcript; may contain recognition errors): Action: We're back at Nervasa. we are back at Nervosa and yeah, Cafe Nervasa. Reviewed full source context: We're back at Nervasa. Nope. That's not what up. I assumed that was on purpose. No, I was trying to just do it quick and get it over with. Uh, cause it really has been making me nervous tonight. It's Nervasa. Every woman you've ever been with has heard that before. Um, we are, we are back at Nervosa and yeah, just rocking and rolling. Nervosa. Nervosa. Cafe Nervasa. Oh, well, First attempt speaker: Brad Later attempt speaker: Brad
Source details
  • Facilitator: Ryan
  • Preserved extraction wording (automatic transcript; may contain recognition errors): Prompt: No, you have to say it. We're not moving past it until you can say it. Reviewed full source context: I'll restart. No, Curtis can't read. You can't talk. And I'm doing fine. Nerversa. Nerversa. Nerversa. Gosh, I don't know. You're going to have a Nerversa breakdown. Okay. Nerversa. The coffee shop for the win. No, you have to say it. We're not moving past it until you can say it. Face your fears. Dr. Phil style or whatever. Nerversa. It's amazing. You've got the yips. Nerversa for the win. Boom. Nailed it. First try.

Some Assembly Required ↗

Recurring bit

Nervosa, the yips and cheese nips

Brad practises saying Nervosa again. The group explains that the pronunciation problem began several episodes into the podcast, and the conversation turns from “the yips” to “the nips” and cheese nips. This is an informal exchange without a score or winner.

Farewell, Nervosa ↗

Recurring bit

Practising Nervosa and the co-hosts’ names

Ryan asks Brad to name the coffee shop and works through Nervosa with encouragement. Brad’s later pronunciation attempt leads into a challenge to say the co-hosts’ names; the automatic transcript renders that answer unclearly. The owner confirmed that Brad supplies both the late pronunciation attempt and the name-challenge answer. These prompts and responses form one recurring conversation, with no score or winner.