Chapter 1: What humorous anecdotes are shared at the beginning of the episode?
Good evening, gentle listeners or watchers, and welcome to Distractible, this episode. Multitudinous Mark, perfection passorified, fucks his foot, then plays to the loyal. Botox Bob recounts James's joyous japes, prints like a pro, slays the stank, loves thick hard wood, and weaponizes taxes. Wiener Wade poops in public, backs bacon power, threatens damnation, and advises assaulting the divine.
from jonesing hard to naked marsupials yes it's time for that sounds good now sit back and prepare to be distracted and enjoy the show
Hello and welcome back to Distractable. I know you've been jonesing for an episode. Going from two to one must be hard, but we're all going to get through it. We may not be the same on the other side, but we're all going to get through it.
That's what she said.
Sorry.
Sorry.
I could- I'm sorry. Sorry. Continue. Cut that out. Elixian, cut that out. No, no. We're gonna- Elixian doesn't work here. Wait, Sam, edit that back in. Sam, kill Elixian.
Whoa! Whoa! Uh, God. Kill Mark. I win. Podcast out.
All right, so I'm the clone of Mark. We've gone through multiple versions of me. If you don't know how this all works, it is different pretty much never. It is always the same in that one of us hosts. I guess it's kind of different because we all host differently, and some of us read the rules. Remember the script? We did have a script. We had a script once upon a time. I don't remember.
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Chapter 2: How does the conversation transition to discussing 3D printing?
I can't wait. Who wants to go first?
James told a new joke this week. I can't compete with that. That's great. The story is... I'll just tell it. It's pretty funny. We listened to music. I was driving him in the car. It was me and him. We listened to music. One of the songs that comes up on the playlist is I Like to Move It, Move It from Madagascar.
specifically i think this is the one for madagascar 3 because it has it's the one by will.i.am and it has the moto moto bit in it which i think is madagascar 3 or 2 i think it's 3 doesn't matter anyway i it comes on and james recently very recently has started singing along with stuff which is super cute and he's really good uh he's really good rhythm and he's trying to match pitches and stuff it's very cool and he started singing along and i sort of like was driving and not paying close attention and he was kind of like
and I started bopping my head and I was like I'll sing with him I like to move it move it I like and he was like dad stop that's not the words I was like I'm I'm pretty sure that's the word stop I think and he was like No, I'm singing. I like to fart it, fart it. And I fucking lost it. I laugh like I did not notice he had changed the words. That's very creative for a three year old.
I think that's hilarious. And he I laughed enough that he was like, all right, this might be the new funniest joke I've ever told. And he looks he looks up and he goes, call mom.
call mom and tell her so i called mandy on the car phone to tell her that he was saying i like to fart it fart it very funny i've told everyone i talked to this story because it's just stuck in my head it's fucking hilarious he's gonna be a funny kid
He and I are going to write song lyrics together one day. God, I hope so.
I hope he only uses his powers for good. But anyway, that's the new oddness. James dropping bangers on a weekly basis here now.
I love call mom. Call mom.
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Chapter 3: What funny story is told about a child's singing in the car?
I'll start 3D printing in 20 years whenever you guys are onto 4D.
What would 4D printing even be? Bro, I printed six hours last night. This is the best day of my life. Never been so productive. I just started printing paper last week. 3D printed a paper. I ran out of paper for my 2D printer, so I 3D printed some paper. Didn't work. It jammed my 2D printer.
That's how far behind I usually am on things.
It's okay, man. You'll catch up someday. Or you won't. Life will not pass you by.
I keep complaining to people, like, it's becoming, like, a thing. I'm like, what did I do? Because all of my friends, including you two, we're like the same age, and yet, look at me.
I don't have the greys, but I definitely am, I got the haggard look. I definitely got some bags under my eyes.
Has life been that hard on me? You're a parent and you don't look as old as I do. What did I do?
Some people don't grey. I'm just a, you know, I'm a late greyer.
I grayed, I bald, I fatted, I chipped my tooth, I've done everything.
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Chapter 4: How do the hosts compare book fairs and summer camps?
Listeners have been getting real spoiled lately. Those spoiled listeners. Those dirty, spoiled listeners.
ungrateful jerks we've been doing a lot of visual episodes so it's time that we do an episode that is in the similar vein to things that we've done before and i'll explain how we're going to do this but that you are not allowed to draw that doesn't mean you can't but you will be penalized if you draw one second
Alright, you're good. Sorry.
Alright.
What was that?
It was a phone, man. Oh, okay. Were you taking a picture of me?
It probably looked that way, but no, I was responding to a text just really dramatically. Anyway, as you were saying...
Must've been important. So this is how it's going to go. You guys are going to take turns as we usually do. And you guys are going to try to make something sound good, right? But don't make it sound too good right away because after you're done saying it's good, the next person's going to make it sound even better.
And so long as you clever little boys can keep making it sound better than the other person, you'll keep going. And whoever has the best sounding thing that I say, and I have some prompts here. will win that point. And there will also be points awarded for whoever makes me laugh in the interim. So we both do and don't want to leave room for our opponent. You want to calculate.
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Chapter 5: What arguments are made about the benefits of going to the dentist?
The book fair. If you tell your parents that there's a book fair at school, they're legally obligated to give you some money because if they don't give you money for the book fair, they don't want you to learn. Money is power. Keep your money. Tell your parents about the book fair.
Boom. That sounds great. I love it. Wade, can you make it sound any better? Oh, yes.
On the first day, God created some stuff. Eventually, on one of the days, he created us and which led to us creating books. Therefore, God created books. Where do we find information about God? That's right. The Bible. What's that? A book. Is that book sold in the book fair? Probably not. But other books that mention God? Probably are.
Those are tied to the Bible because they also mention God in the Bible. So if you want to be closer to God, you need to go to the book fair. And God? Pretty high up on the food chain. Some would say even higher up than our parents. Go to the book fair. Or go to hell. Print that on your t-shirt and sell it at your book fair.
I think, Bob, I'll defer to you. Did that sound appealing? More appealing?
It sounded better, given the full context of it, maybe, to someone. I think I have to call it for Bob because I don't want to go
Oh, then you want to go to hell just to see if your body can take it? No, no, no, no. Interesting. Interesting. I'm making notes of that for the future. All right. I'm going to give it to Bob. All right. So that was very good. Now, uh, Wade, you're going to go. And this time you're going to make sound good taxes.
Paying taxes pays for other things we like. We all contribute. Those things get made. Therefore, taxes are good. I get it.
Good start. Bob? Look, it's tough. Nobody likes losing money. That's why taxes are great. Because when you file that 1040EZ, that simple, one sheet of paper, you send it in, maybe it's TurboTax, not sponsored, whatever, however you do it, takes you 20 minutes, send it in, what do you get back from big daddy government? You get a tax return. That's right. This week, we're buying that 75-inch TV.
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Chapter 6: How do the hosts humorously discuss taxes?
I don't really have to make this sound that much better. Taxes are just the tools that we wield to keep those that belong below us down there where they belong. If you don't make enough money that you're still subject to taxes, And you probably can't even hear this. You probably don't even own a set of headphones that allows you to play this part of the podcast.
There's going to be a bunch of people, taxpaying losers, rushing to the subreddit and be like, oh, there's 68 seconds of white noise in this week's episode where somebody tells Seth. They don't even get to know about this part of it. We already know the truth. Taxes are just the weapon that we use to beat our fellow man into submission. Now back to the regular episode.
anyway taxes am i right sorry to wait but i kind of like the the secret uh segment that only i didn't hear what you said there oh we had some technical difficulties there everybody i don't know what happened uh but man that did not sound good for the majority because white noise doesn't sound good i was just trying something you know
It is, I really appreciate it, but by making it so exclusively sounding good for the majority, that white noise was grating. Wait, I don't think Mark could hear.
Hmm? No, what? Sorry, no, go on.
Yeah, yeah, sorry, it's just like technical difficulties. It must be Riverside.
You lost all his money on the movie. Oh, fuck, man, that movie costs so much.
No.
Wait, congratulations! I win? I never expected this. Bob, it's back to you. Are you ready? Yep. You're going to make this thing sound good. A lot of people fear it growing up. Some people, you know, really are into it, but not that many, I wouldn't think. You're going to try to make it sound good.
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Chapter 7: What are the memorable moments shared about summer camp experiences?
A big man upstairs. So if you want to take a bite out of the competition and rule all the cosmos, you're going to need your teeth. You know how you do that? You go to the dentist. Then money becomes irrelevant because you could be like, oh, on the 13th day, we created a billion bucks. And go and buy whatever the fuck you want. You
can make whatever the fuck you want so go to the dentist it's a stepping stone toward goddom just bite god get him out of there just go to the dentist you'll become god god damn it i'm sensing a trend with my ideas guys uh no that does not sound good i'm pretty sure but man it's funny
Go to dentist, become God.
I'm going to give you a point for that. All right, Bob, you win the dentist round. All right. Let me look up some more religious context for whatever's next. I got time for maybe one, maybe two more. Who's first this time? Is it me?
Oh, Wade. You're going first.
You're going first, Wade. See how quickly we get to God here. We're going to summer camp, boys. We're going to summer camp. This is what I was going to say before. Make that sound good. Some people are afraid of it. Some people have a good time. Bad time. Scary.
All right. So you guys have heard of Bible camp, right?
What?
no one ever wants to go there you know what sounds a lot better summer camp do you like run around the outdoors you like chasing boys or chasing girls around having a good time get to be flirtatious go swim go learn skills to survive in the wilderness chase bears swing on swings all of these things are possible minus maybe a couple of them at summer camp
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Chapter 8: How does the episode conclude with a biblical reference?
Let me make sure I'm not misquoting the Bible entirely there. And God says, summer camp, you can fall.
All right, that doesn't sound very good. I'm not going to lie. Are you sure? You don't like the fuck? Well, I mean, I'm not quite scared like I was with Bob, so I'm going to give him... I'm going to give him the win, unfortunately. But you did get another point for that being the scariest. Oh, I had a whole thing queued up. Do you want to say the thing?
It's the last... Well, I was just going to let my friend Neil deGrasse Tyson tell you why you should go to summer camp. All right, okay.
I feel like our religious audience may not like me and Bob too much after this one.
Yeah, never mind. Sam, cut that out.
That's fucking stupid. All right, it was stupid, but you still won. Yeah, wait, yeah, my last segment didn't go as planned either. Let me redo mine.
I didn't get to redo mine. I just, you can delete yours if you want. You will still lose, Wade.
I'm doubling down. In fact, I'm going to use my one daily double to double down. Oh shit. He remembered the daily double rule.
I think it's in the constitution somewhere. You know what, Wade? I'm going to do this just for you. I think it's unfair that Wade's using his one and only daily double.
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