TGI – Episode 719 “Brotherly Shove"
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
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How does Will connect personally with this episode?
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I have a very important update. To? About grammar. I made a mistake. I was wrong. Oh. Multiple people contacted me. For some reason, I talked about the double M dash. Yeah, that was your thing. What I was referring to was simply an M dash. Oh, yeah. Furious with you. A double M dash. Is another thing that is used to replace a word or part of a word. So what I was actually talking about is simply an em dash. I guess I was confused because I'm going to do a double hyphen to create an em dash. Also, it's been pointed out to me that I put a space before and after my em dashes, which I've discovered nobody else does. But I insist upon and I was... Like, why do I do this? Why? I was like, do I have to change the way I write now?
What are the emotional truths revealed in Cory and Eric's relationship?
Do I have to go back? But no. As of yesterday, I've been reading the remains of the day. By Ishiguro, which I've been told is like the greatest book ever. I've never read it. He also wrote Never Let Me Go, which is another great novel. This is the winner of the Nobel.
It's not the greatest book ever.
Have you read it?
Yes, of course. Well, I'm only like 10 pages in.
He does em dashes with spaces before and after. Precedent. Okay, dead. That's it. I can't believe the double em dash. You... I ruined everything. Honestly, you... It's been driving me crazy. I have to address it.
I've been disgusted ever since that day.
I agree. I agree 100%. I still can't stand quotation marks, but yeah. What about an ellipses? How do you feel about an ellipses? Will loves an ellipses. I love ellipses. But I don't like how autocorrect makes them a tight ellipses. Do you know what I'm talking about?
How do the hosts critique the episode's resolution?
Like if you type period, period, period into most programs now, it squeezes them together and creates an ellipses as its own thing. No, it should just be three periods in a row. Like why are they changing the spacing? That drives me crazy. Yeah. These are important things. I agree. Okay, well, let me ask you a question. Do you know how many, in the English language, how many punctuation marks there are?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–0:25
2
How does Will connect personally with this episode?
0:25–3:33
3
What are the emotional truths revealed in Cory and Eric's relationship?
3:33–4:31
4
How do the hosts critique the episode's resolution?
4:31–46:58
5
What emotional truths are revealed about Cory and Eric's relationship?
46:58–48:16
6
How do the hosts reflect on the garage sale scene?
48:16–49:41
7
What conflict arises between Corey and Eric during the garage sale?
49:41–50:52
8
How do Corey and Eric's brotherly dynamics conclude in this episode?
50:52–1:26:02