Mina Kimes

But David Dennis Jr. was the original Splash Brother. This is a fact. This is real. This is not an exaggeration. Also, I am now banning officially Nick Wright. I just want to say, you, Nick Wright, you're off the show. We can get into that at a separate time.

But David Dennis Jr. was the original Splash Brother. This is a fact. This is real. This is not an exaggeration. Also, I am now banning officially Nick Wright. I just want to say, you, Nick Wright, you're off the show. We can get into that at a separate time.

Well, Mina, also because he did this to you today.

Well, Mina, also because he did this to you today.

Well, Mina, also because he did this to you today.

Well, Mina, also because he did this to you today.

Well, Mina, also because he did this to you today.

Well, Mina, also because he did this to you today.

Yeah. Both Mr. Irrelevant, I dare say.

Yeah. Both Mr. Irrelevant, I dare say.

Yeah. Both Mr. Irrelevant, I dare say.

Yeah. Both Mr. Irrelevant, I dare say.

Yeah. Both Mr. Irrelevant, I dare say.

Yeah. Both Mr. Irrelevant, I dare say.

All right, fine, let's start the actual show. So the thing I wanted to start with, guys, is, in fact, a case study in Cool. And it started on Substack, which is not the coolest place for things to start. But there's an anonymous author who goes by the handle of Ox Portello, which is, I believe, a reference to Inherent Vice. Already setting sort of like the highbrow kind of illusion standard here.

All right, fine, let's start the actual show. So the thing I wanted to start with, guys, is, in fact, a case study in Cool. And it started on Substack, which is not the coolest place for things to start. But there's an anonymous author who goes by the handle of Ox Portello, which is, I believe, a reference to Inherent Vice. Already setting sort of like the highbrow kind of illusion standard here.

All right, fine, let's start the actual show. So the thing I wanted to start with, guys, is, in fact, a case study in Cool. And it started on Substack, which is not the coolest place for things to start. But there's an anonymous author who goes by the handle of Ox Portello, which is, I believe, a reference to Inherent Vice. Already setting sort of like the highbrow kind of illusion standard here.

All right, fine, let's start the actual show. So the thing I wanted to start with, guys, is, in fact, a case study in Cool. And it started on Substack, which is not the coolest place for things to start. But there's an anonymous author who goes by the handle of Ox Portello, which is, I believe, a reference to Inherent Vice. Already setting sort of like the highbrow kind of illusion standard here.

All right, fine, let's start the actual show. So the thing I wanted to start with, guys, is, in fact, a case study in Cool. And it started on Substack, which is not the coolest place for things to start. But there's an anonymous author who goes by the handle of Ox Portello, which is, I believe, a reference to Inherent Vice. Already setting sort of like the highbrow kind of illusion standard here.

All right, fine, let's start the actual show. So the thing I wanted to start with, guys, is, in fact, a case study in Cool. And it started on Substack, which is not the coolest place for things to start. But there's an anonymous author who goes by the handle of Ox Portello, which is, I believe, a reference to Inherent Vice. Already setting sort of like the highbrow kind of illusion standard here.