The Hard Truth About Orgasms in Sports, with Domonique Foxworth
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What is post-nut clarity and its implications in sports?
Welcome to Pablo Torre Finds Out. I am Pablo Torre, and today we're going to find out what this sound is.
Hello? Hey, Dan. Yeah, hi. Hey, I'm recording something for my podcast. Yeah. Do you know what post-nut clarity is? Post what? Post-nut clarity. Right after this ad.
You're listening to Giraffe King's Network.
You're listening to Giraffe King's Network.
I got in trouble with Liz because when we were dating, I would borrow her laptop.
Oh.
I mean, maybe I don't know what's on this Tumblr, but I would just assume it's, like, a list of the best songs to, like, have sex to. That's why I went. Yeah. I feel like that's romantic. Like, you put some effort in.
I could have used you as my defense attorney. What did you say? I apologized and said I would never put this on again. What?
You know what the problem is. Never mind. What's the problem? The music creates an expectation. And when you're listening to songs about people putting it down in various ways, whether it's an upbeat song, whether it's a slow song, Whether it's sensual, whether it's strong and delicate at the same time, like the music can tell you what we're looking for. And it's possible that you got a blockbuster soundtrack, but a made for TV movie.
And it's possible that it makes it worse when you're like... You have me queuing up fucking John Williams and I'm out here doing like some, I don't know, some hee-haw.
Nah, I think you had, I think you queued up John Williams and maybe you was giving a little Action Jackson. Like you wasn't giving a real action movie. Like it was playing action music in the background. But you was giving a talkie. It was just out here. I was out here doing some fucking Charlie Chaplin. You was Charlie Chaplin-ing when the music was suggesting that she was about to get taken. I was... You wasn't giving.
I was just wiggling my nose for the camera.
And taking your hat on and off. Do you want to explain how we came up with the subject of today's show? Well, we didn't come up with the subject of today's show. Every conversation that you have in your life, and I've complained about this before, you're just mining your friends and people in your life for content.
I don't go into it necessarily with the full clarity that every conversation we have must be a show.
Every conversation that you and I have becomes a show. And if I can't be on it, you just get somebody else to talk about it. Like you just, you milk me and I am nervous when I'm talking to you. Like, oh my gosh, whenever I talk to Pablo, whatever I say is going to, like is he actually listening to me or is he taking notes i am definitely editing in my head while we're talking like oh that would be that could be c-sec for today's show so we hung out a couple weeks ago and we were eating and i feel like you're the one who sparked the thought in my mind i don't know how we got to the story i remember exactly how we got to the beginning of this right
which is I asked if you remembered who Orlando Cabrera is. Baseball guy. Yes. Shortstop. Really good defensive shortstop. Orlando Cabrera won a World Series, won two gold gloves.
Smashed up the middle. Orlando Cabrera, great diving stop from his knee. Throws him out.
Oh, a sensational play by Orlando Cabrera. Boy, it certainly was. He realized he had to get rid of it in a hurry, so he gets rid of it from the seat of his pants.
Played for nine teams across 15 years in the major leagues. And beyond being like a really good defensive gold glove shortstop, was also known for reading books, by the way.
What are you reading now? I just finished 100 Years of Solitude from Gabriel Garcia Marquez. He's a guy from Colombia. Okay. So, you know, I like to be reading stuff all the time.
Keeps your mind sharp.
Yeah.
Keeping the mind sharp, baby. I mean, it's your show.
I'll let you grab the steering wheel. No, no, no, no, no. We're both driving this together. Dominique, you're not leaving me alone in potential shame because I am fascinated by how Orlando Cabrera keeps his mind sharp and his hands soft.
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