Max Rushden

have had or have one of these, we affectionately call ours the Soctopus.

I love listening to both of you each week document these important moments in history.

I'm happy you're in it for life.

Love, Ryan.

It's a documentary where someone discovers me just living this very simple life and, you know, sort of patronize me because I don't understand the Soctopus.

I'm totally wowed by this invention that changes my life, but also really upsets the dynamic of the tribe.

Yeah, but he couldn't do Lenore, could he?

He could!

It would be awful.

He couldn't, like, sulfuric acid.

like that would be a you know caustic soda would be a very difficult one for him it is a while since I saw like a big advert for sulfuric acid so you know maybe they're they're just not selling like it used to I suppose Paul this is regards you went on Mel Gedrich's funeral podcast oh yeah well there's a will there's a wake I'm sorry I don't apologize you're free to do other things

You're free to see other people.

You're just doing this one for life.

That's what this is.

It's an open marriage.

Paul says, I'd like to draw your attention to the cold opening of DoD's episode of Where There's a Will, There's a Wake with Mel Gedroach.

Although given the transcript I'm about to share, cold opening feels wrong.

In the first 10 seconds of the podcast, DoD said the following.

What I've never had is a bath of it where I lie in the bath and when I want to drink some, I go slurp in it.

So conditioned I am by the BOC from What Did You Do Yesterday.