Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Play date.
Chapter 2: What was the most painful experience shared in the episode?
Play date. Episode 185. Close. 176.
Ooh, fun. That feels like a lot. That is a lot.
I think once we hit 200, then we'll be good. Then we'll have talked about everything. I don't think there's anything. The only time I have a new story from my past is when I uncover a new childhood memory.
I know. Which is a beautiful moment sometimes.
Chapter 3: How did the host accidentally food poison themselves?
You'll have something that makes you think of a story that you haven't thought of in 20 years.
Imagine 20 years. Maybe we bring one of those people in that shows us the ink blots.
Like the Marauder's Map? kind of like the Murata. What? It's similar to the Murata's map in the sense that it's paper and ink. Okay.
Chapter 4: What are the symptoms and experiences related to norovirus?
Do you know what an ink blot is?
Yeah.
Is it plot or blot? Wait, what? Plot. Oh, blot. Ink blot.
And so they'll, like, therapists will be like, and what does this make you think of? And if you say butterfly, they're like, you're good.
Chapter 5: What tips do the hosts share about grocery shopping?
And if you say, like, devil raping me, they're like, Jesus. No, that's like a common answer. Why would I say that? Well, you wouldn't because you don't have any trauma. Pull up an inkblot. First thing, immediately. Ah, devil raping me.
Fuck, you're right.
See what I mean? Oh, my God.
See what I mean? Wait, the one to the right of that.
No, that looks like a bat. The one to the right of that feels like they kind of mailed it in. Yeah, what?
I would just be like, that ink.
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Chapter 6: What funny anecdotes are shared about childhood sports?
That looks like textbook goo. Yeah, you're like spilled ink.
Wait, that looks like a bat or a pumpkin bat.
pumpkin bat okay so pumpkin bat means what is pumpkin bat pumpkin bat means uh you you're gonna sprain your ankle this spring damn it i know i wish i hadn't seen pumpkin bit i know you ever sprained your ankle no i got a high ankle sprain in sixth grade most pain i've ever been in my life did you go to the hospital
Chapter 7: What is the significance of family in the hosts' lives?
I went to hospital and they made it worse. They're like, fuck you. They kind of, they have to get, they were, they thought it was broken. So they had to get an x-ray from the top and then they need one where it's from the side. Yeah.
And if anyone had told me that they were going to do the side one, I would have just rolled over, but she just grabbed it and just went like sideways to get the side part without moving my body. And I'm, I'm convinced that it made it worse.
wow yeah she should lose her fucking medical license did you ever get her info we could take her down yeah we should ruin that woman's career it was like a woman it was like a nurse in the middle of maine oh like that could be a steven king book yeah okay here's a question yeah i not a question no what i sprained my never tell you when i pull my hamstring No. Eighth grade.
I was the star of our basketball team. We didn't win a single game. But I was legitimately the star and captain of our basketball team.
I believe it now.
Yeah.
You were the captain? Yeah. You were leading men into just getting started. I'll never forget Coach Duncan. Sam Duncan.
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Chapter 8: How do the hosts engage with their audience through AITA stories?
Shut up, Coach. He gave us all a copy of a book at the end of the season.
And in mine it said, Will, you were the unspoken leader. Like, I wasn't formally captain.
Right.
He was like, you were the unspoken leader and captain of this team all year. And I was like... Did that get to you that like the group of men you were leading were not successful once? No, because it had nothing to do with heart. It was strictly talent. We were so bad at basketball. And I was, we were tiny. We were all like kids still. We were going up against grown ass men.
What league was this?
The Catholic. They were like, and St. John's Prep has the Boston Celtics tonight. It's what it felt like. I mean, we were playing what? What was it fucking? What was our rival again? I don't remember, but they were fucking bitches or something. What was it, sixth grade? Eighth grade. Eighth grade is when there's the biggest disparity of people who have and have not hit puberty.
There were 13 kids in my grade, so everyone had to play basketball.
Right. To feel the team.
Between 7th and 8th grade, it was like over 50% of the boys enrolled at the school had to be on the basketball team. If three kids said no, you just couldn't feel the team. You couldn't court a team. Exactly. Anyway, one time we played Bust. We lost. They had Bryson Rose. He's a sharpshooter from the three-point line. Are we supposed to know this guy or was he just kind of hot in the Charleston?
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