Our Election-Free Share & Tell with Katie Nolan and Michael Cruz Kayne
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Welcome to Pablo Torre Finds Out. I am Pablo Torre. And today we're going to find out what this sound is.
I think the crust serves a purpose. It's like, why don't they make skinless people?
Yeah. Wow. I just fucking got my mind blown on that one. Right after this ad.
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Kennt ihr auch diesen einen Freund, der morgens einfach so ruckzuck aus dem Bett und danach aus dem Grinsen gar nicht mehr rauskommt? Der sogar noch vor dem ersten Kaffee unverschämt gut gelaunt ist und mit der Morgensonne um die Wette strahlt? Furchtbar. Ekelhaft. Wie kann man nur so... Ausgeruht sein? Ganz einfach. Trainiere deinen Schlaf und werde auch du zum Morgenmenschen. Mit der Galaxy Watch 7 oder dem Galaxy Ring und der Samsung Health App.
What's the gummy bears for? Why is one of them rogue?
You'll see. The rogue bear.
Should I take my teeth out now? Are we going to be doing eating?
The fans at home would want to see the take the Invisalign out.
Suck it up.
See the guts that are all over the Invisalign.
23 aus 26. Ich habe drei mehr. Okay.
Warte, warte, warte. Ich weiß nicht, was das bedeutet. Und dann bist du ein voller Schmuck.
Ich mache 26 Tränen. Also, jedes 10 Tage swapfe ich für einen neuen Tränen. Ich komme näher zu meinem Ziel. Und es gibt 26 totale Tränen. Und ich bin auf meinem 23.
Kann ich dich da stoppen? Was passiert mit den alten Tränen?
Ich schiebe sie sofort raus. Das ist ein Verlust. Das erste Mal, als ich das versucht habe, als ich das gemacht habe. Wir könnten das verkaufen. Nein.
So, at this point you might expect me to use that question from our friend Michael Cruz-Cain to conveniently segue into some broader description of everything that's wrong with post-election America. Which we kind of did last episode. But the reason that I am not doing that here is because the entire point of today's episode, in fact, is to not do that. And to ensure that we didn't do that with this edition of Share & Tell, we taped very strategically. zwei Tage bevor der Wahlabend stattfand. Das stimmt. Wir haben eine Art Zeitkapsel geschaffen. Eine Silo, wie man sie nennen könnte. Aber nicht die Art kulturelle Silo, die wir hier normalerweise sprechen. Vielmehr die Art, wo Katie Nolan, es scheint, ihr neues Wardrobe gekauft hat.
I bought this in the Catskills on vacation this last week. It's short-sleeved, but long.
Oh, armholes.
You thought I just had a blanket on.
A shawl. I thought you were just wearing shawls.
Now I'm wondering if people on the train thought I just had a blanket wrapped around me. This is a full sweater. It was sold to be worn. Not even like a blanket.
Sold to be worn.
It was made to be clothing. And I bought it at the world's largest kaleidoscope in the Catskills. We're gonna immediately start googling this world's largest... I don't want to slander it, because it's like a nice little operation that they got in a silo on the side of the road.
Emerson Kaleidoscope.
I didn't read any of the stuff, but the lady was like, you can read right here, the next showing's in five minutes. I didn't. I think it's like mirrors that go up into the tube of the silo. You are at the bottom, and they built this little contraption where you like lean... Sie zeigen den Windows-Musiker-Screensaver und die Fenster reflektieren es zurück. Während es das tut, ist eine Frau mit britischem Akzent, die sagt, komm auf eine Reise in den Raum, wo wir lernen, wo die Menschheit geboren wurde. Kein Vergnügen, und ich hoffe, dass jeder, der dort arbeitet oder involviert war, seine Kreativität hier herausstellt. But like the quality of the screen could have been better.
I'm getting Amish sphere vibes. When did they sell you this sweater?
Oh, afterwards there were like little shops all around. So Dan and I were like, we came all this way and that kind of blew. So let's take a look at the clothes. But it was nice to go shopping and go, oh, I can only choose from these five sweaters. And I like this one. And then I bought it. Instead of going, I want a sweater. Let me Google sweater. Let me find any sweater ever sold.
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