Devil's Advocate (Part 2)
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What is the premise of the Devil's Advocate game and how do the hosts decide who argues first?
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Good evening, gentle listeners or watchers, and welcome to the stuck. This episode. Whinling Wade steals Mark's cum for his chest pecker, then directs the debating dudes. Metaled Mark plies black magic, purchases a probe, and loves Luna, catch up condoms, and provides punching. Booing Bob gets sweaty for corn. And more's the cheery misinformed, the moon, McDonald's, and muzzles. From dictatorship to shit papers. It's time for Devil's advocate too. Now sit back and prepare to be distracted and enjoy the show.
Hey everyone, welcome back to Distractable! I wasn't ready. Oh, I'm so sorry you weren't ready. Uh welcome to the podcast where one of us gets the host, the other two compete for points, and whoever has the most points at the end gets the host the next episode. Unless the host declares they continue their reign. Which we haven't really done, but I thought the constitution sort of ended that sort of stuff. There's always ways around things. I love all the laws, just means that there is a glaring loophole that That is just waiting to be exploited. Technically, if you have the most points at the end, you can host the next episode. You just have to justify having the most points. That's true. There is absolutely nothing that says hosts can't give themselves a lot of points.
Wait, I don't actually the uh another than what we said was true. So welcome to the episode. My co-hosts Mark and Bob are here. And the floor is yours, I guess. So if you want to continue to tell me why I can't uh become a dictator of this podcast, go for it. Good. Shut up. Uh I didn't actually have anything. Sorry. You just offer when you offer the floor like that, wholesale, it's just such an opportunity. But then l uh All right, I'm stealing the show. Look at this thing. It's that thing you were looking for. I had such high hopes for this thing. Okay. I'm glad it worked out, bud. Yeah, it's see, it works. It has a Da Vinci plug-in, but the way this wheel works versus the way that wheel works is this is infinitely slower at actually scrubbing.
And you can either change it from jogging one frame, which it's like one revolution. So I have to go Oh God. Maybe someone if someone has used this and knows a way to modify it, it would be great if it wasn't. But it also doesn't have an indent in the wheel, so I can't spin it like this, which is how I prefer to spin that one because it's makes it easier. It's it's so close though. It's I love the idea. And okay, this is gonna sound shitty to Logitech, but Logitech things. You uh you guys can back me up. A lot of the times I'm like, this is a great idea. If only Only they took it that last 10% of the way and got it there. Got it. That's that's usually my relationship with Logitech. I like some of their things, but some of them I'm just like, ah, it's so close, so close to good, so
Close to good. Logitech is my only real peripheral brand that I own a lot of. Some of it, uh the problems are not problems for me, but other people have problems. But yeah. There's always like one thing. Every Logitech thing is like, ah, this is the perfect version of whatever this keyboard, this mouse, whatever. Well also it f in most cases I found it's still good enough where it's like, Well, nothing else is even close, so this is just what I get to live with now. But yeah. It's always a gripe. You always got gripes about something. Hey, but good news is I have a call. As of this uh this um podcast recording, I have a call with Black Magic Design. Oh shit. Tomorrow when we're recording this, but it will already have happened, and I'm going to talk to them about this device and being like, Can you?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the premise of the Devil's Advocate game and how do the hosts decide who argues first?
0:00–9:54
2
Why do the hosts argue that “ignorance is bliss” and what counter‑arguments are presented?
9:54–18:46
3
What is the “corn sweat” phenomenon and why are the hosts concerned about it?
18:46–27:41
4
Why do the hosts propose blowing up the Moon and what reasons do they give?
27:41–37:06
5
How do the hosts discuss time travel, its risks, and why they think it should be banned?
37:06–48:17
6
Why is there a heated debate over ketchup versus other condiments?
48:17–56:20
7
What arguments do the hosts make about work, productivity, and the value of “minutes”?
56:20–58:52
8
What is the “Punching Anonymous” concept and how does it relate to privacy and anonymity?
58:52–58:59