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Yeah.
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Here we go.
If I were you, if I were you, if I were you, if I were you, I'll tell you what I would
do if only I were you.
Shark.com.
All right, enough fucking around.
Welcome to the shit zone.
We're going to answer your awesomest questions,
and we're going to get to the bottom of it.
But do you have what it takes?
Do you got it, Riley?
I didn't know this is what I was getting into.
Yeah!
Lock the door.
Oh, my God.
Lock the door.
No, I can't keep that energy up, actually.
You've brought it from like a 15 to a 5 so fast.
Actually, that took a lot out of me.
Are you done?
Do you need to lie down?
Should we play
the outro song?
No, I might just
need to suck.
Did you just get a cold?
Yeah, because like
when I yell my immune
system is like
higher than it does.
Ryland Anspa.
My birth name.
Is that your full name?
Ryland Anspa?
Riley is short for Ryland. That's really cool. And Anspa is Is that your full name? Ryland Anspa. Ryland Anspa. Riley is short for Ryland.
That's really cool.
And Anspa is long for your middle name, Ann.
Spa.
Spa.
And then your last name, Spa.
Mm-hmm.
Okay.
Exactly right.
What's your middle name?
I have two.
Nice.
So do I.
Oh, what are yours?
I'll tell you if you tell me.
Ooh!
Should we get started, or you guys are fucking gabbing?
You're still here.
Sorry. Of course we're still here. Sorry.
We're just friendly.
Having fun.
Riley and I are friends.
Yeah.
Yeah, but like the whole like, let's fucking talk about it.
It's cool to like actually experience being friends with your boss.
It's fucking desperate.
It's fucking desperate.
For who?
I know your middle name.
It's a waste of opportunity.
A waste of opportunity?
Yeah, because we're very limited in terms of digital content.
Like, what the fuck's the point?
I think you might be really stupid.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
What's your fucking...
What's my name you think is a waste of digital...
Content.
...and opportunity?
Cost.
Yeah.
So what's your fucking middle name?
Marie?
That's mine.
Is it?
Yeah.
Is it really?
Nice.
That's the first of two.
Really?
Yeah.
So what's the second one?
Fucking Osman?
No.
What?
Jude.
Close.
Marie Jude.
Riley Marie Jude Anspaugh.
And I'm Jacob Penn Cooper Hurwitz.
Wow, and Amir?
Jude, actually.
Yeah.
Jude and Amir.
No, we all know your middle name.
It's Shmuel, but that's Yiddish for Jude.
Yeah.
Riley, just so you know, this is a video special Patreon-only exclusive episode of our podcast.
We're recording this there.
There's a hidden camera there.
Two more over here.
You have a GoPro in your urethra filming into your body.
And I'm taking a selfie.
There's a little camera on this.
Let's cut to the GoPro cam.
Just utter black.
There's one more inside me.
There it is.
Ah, my stomach hurts, but it is in there.
It looks good, though.
Yeah, it's dark, and it's hot down there, but it's fine.
But we're still, at the end of the day, this is an advice show.
We still need to answer some questions, so why don't we get right to it?
Yeah, because the opportunity in digital content.
We're really wasting it.
You want to fucking talk about your birthdays now? in digital content. We're really wasting it. You want to fucking talk
about your birthdays now?
August 5th.
June 3rd.
Nice.
Summer, baby.
Yay!
I love that.
I never got celebrations
in school because my birthday
was in the summer.
You're rolling your eyes
so far.
Give us a shit.
Ask a question, then.
I don't have any.
Then our job is done.
You're like so hell-bent
on creating good
online digital content,
but you're just
screaming at us. You're just being mean-bent on creating good online digital content but you're just screaming at us.
You're just being mean.
Do you guys care
about my middle name?
Do you give a shit
about my middle name?
You said it was Jude.
You tried to steal
Riley's middle name.
I thought it would be
a conversation starter.
It was a conversation ender.
Fair.
We started the conversation.
You said,
let's move on.
This is a waste.
Yeah, this entire time
you've just been trying
to hijack a conversation and bring it to an abrupt end before it's even run
its course. Daniel Day-Lewis writes. Holy shit. I can't believe you wrote it in. One of my best
buds who's currently unemployed has been aggressively looking for a job for a few
months now. He's 31 years old, has a bachelor's degree, and is more than qualified for many of these jobs.
He keeps getting turned down for these
jobs, and he's starting to feel
discouraged about the whole process.
I feel for him,
but I think I know why he keeps getting
rejected. His teeth are
disgusting. I'm talking
black tar from cigarettes,
visible plaque, just overall
awful teeth.
Were it not for his nice clothes and haircut, he'd look like a friggin' homeless dude.
I normally overlook his atrocious ma, but because he's my bud,
I worry about potential employers aren't as forgiving.
I mean, who wants to hire someone who looks like a meth addict?
So my question to you, fellers, is, should I say something?
And Riley.
Yeah.
Riley's here, too. Sorry, he didn't know that say something? And Riley. Yeah. Riley's here too.
Sorry, he didn't know that.
Daniel.
Just easy.
Yeah.
Fellers.
No, it's okay.
I get it a lot.
I get it a lot.
It's fine.
It pisses me off, Riley.
Don't make a big thing of it.
It shouldn't piss you off more than it pisses Riley off.
It's just like, fine.
It seems like she doesn't want to be here.
It's rude.
It's crude.
And honestly, dudes, guys, those dudes right there.
You just made a point to be inclusive of me being here as a woman.
And now you're saying dudes as guys.
And now you're crying.
Just like, stop.
Now you're crying so quickly.
You're making it a big thing.
You went mad to sad.
And now, okay.
Now you're what?
What is this one?
Why are you more sad than I am?
You're dumbed by it.
You're dumbed by it. You're dumbed by it.
It made me dumb.
Yeah.
It made me simple.
Yeah.
You're simple.
He's a bit touched.
I became a simpleton when I...
Oh, no.
You are.
Okay.
Should I say something as his friend?
And if so, how do I bring it up?
I can't just say,
Hey, man, your teeth are fucked up.
Hope you're having a great day.
Please help a brother out. That's not bad. Your teeth are fucked up. Hope you're having a great day. Please help a brother out.
That's not bad.
Your teeth are fucked up.
Hope you're having a great day.
Hope you're having a great day.
That's fine.
You can give any awful criticism you want as long as you say, hope you're having a great day.
You're a nasty little idiot and you have bad skin and a weird nose, and you're poor.
Hope you're having a great day.
Okay, that's funny.
That's great.
I'm having a sour day because of the thing you said.
It was good before that.
Yeah, but now we're talking about the day.
Yeah, you're small, you're meek, and you're very close-minded.
You're talking to him.
Talking to you.
What the fuck?
You're an absolute bigot, and no one likes
being around you, but hope you're having a great day, brother.
Well, thanks, girl!
I am having a nice day.
I love the autumn.
It is
February 9th. Really?
Damn, these come out slow.
Riley, I'm sorry to hear that.
Riley, you have great teeth. What's your
oral hygiene history?
Were you a braces?
Were you a retainer?
Were you an expander?
Or are they veneers?
That's fine, too.
Pulls them all out.
So sharp.
Or is it like, oh, I've never had any of that stuff.
I'm just naturally perfectly aligned, which I hate.
Yeah.
What is it?
Do you want me to answer?
I want you to answer truthfully.
I just hope it aligns with my worldview.
You're getting sicker as you
continue to speak. She never had braces, bud.
No, I did. When I was younger, I
had buck gap
teeth. Bucked gap. Oh my god.
How could they be? They're out far
and thick. They were out far
and wide. Would love to
see a photo. Oh, there's so many.
It was great. Like, you could
drive a double-decker bus through those boys.
I love that.
The Dave Letterman style.
It was truly like that.
Oh, my God.
Letterman teeth.
Letterman teeth on, like, eight-year-old Riley.
Can orthodontists sort of shape it in any way they want,
or is braces made specifically to straighten your teeth?
You could get, like, apex braces.
Yeah, I want, like like braces that give me a separation
or I want teeth that are aligned like a triangle
or maybe I can have every other teeth.
That would be really cool.
Like that's like the next thing
that Christian Bale is gonna do.
You know, like a real like method actor.
Like maybe a Daniel Day-Lewis.
I lost 80 pounds and also I made my teeth crooked
for the role.
I'm sure you could, I'm sure that can happen.
It took three years, but I ruined my bite for a fucking movie.
For four months of my life.
Because my character, when he bites into his sandwich, can't really get a clean break on the lettuce.
You know what I mean?
I want a guy that can...
Your teeth aren't sharp.
Yeah.
That's a character.
Blunt my teeth.
It's a character thing you want?
It's off the edge.
How do you tell your friend if they have shitty teeth?
What are you trying to say?
How do you tell somebody?
It's the question.
Don't get defensive.
How do you give somebody news like this?
I don't know if you do.
I don't know if it's your right.
I don't know if it's your role.
I don't know if these job offers are actually being ruined by the teeth situation.
Really?
I don't even know if that's legal.
Did you feel like this?
Did you feel like he feels?
What?
What do you mean? I feel like he's if that's legal. Did you feel like this? Did you feel like he feels? What? What do you mean?
I feel like he's wrong across the board.
I think that this is totally within the friend's bounds,
and I think this is probably why the guy's not getting the job.
I think if the friend asks point blank,
like, why do you think I'm not getting these jobs?
Then I think maybe.
I think lead by example.
If the guys are having a sleepover, let's say.
Yeah.
Let's floss.
Yeah, the friend would be like,
look at this crest optic white I'm using.
Do you want some?
Oh, that's cool.
No, I'm good.
I'm going to brush my teeth with this Snickers bar.
Why can't I get a job?
You put in your retainer and I'll put in this thing that makes cola on my teeth for eight
hours straight.
Or maybe we could try flossing with a water pick.
I'd put an Oreo on the top and a Twix on the bottom and I'd smash my face into mud and
that's how I sleep.
And can I have a job?
And can I marry your fucking daughter? What if you dared
him? Like what if you're like, I bet you can't
do this. Because guys love a challenge
I feel like. I dare you
to brush your teeth twice if not
thrice daily. Whoa, a double doggy
dare. It's beyond brushing.
It's beyond brushing. Brushing and
flossing. And water pick.
He needs veneers.
He needs veneers.
I just learned about veneers and how prevalent they are.
A lot of actors and actresses just have fake teeth on their teeth.
Toddlers and tiaras, the children do that as well.
For baby teeth?
Mm-hmm.
Baby teeth veneers.
Baby teeth veneers.
That should be illegal.
You ever seen a baby that's like super hot except for his smile?
Easy.
What?
I'm serious.
Except for his smile.
What are you talking about?
Like a toddler that's sexy.
Like a 10 in every regard.
Obviously not.
Except the kid just has sort of a...
A crooked smile.
Like a...
A shit-eating grin.
Yeah.
And you're like,
and he's two.
Hey, listen.
And he's two.
Listen, young baby,
you're a six-month-old.
You would be a fucking piece of ass.
It's like imprinting in Twilight
when the wolf falls in love
with the baby on sight.
Jesus, that's in Twilight?
Yes.
I've never, that's so Twilight? Yes. I've never
seen that so fucked up.
It's called imprinting.
Say that again, what happens in Twilight?
The wolf, the werewolf
falls in love with the
baby of the vampire on site.
This is like the most fucked up
joke I've ever made on the podcast is
just the point of a multi-million dollar
franchise. It's like, no, I'm-million dollar franchise. But it's like,
it's like, no, I'm not gonna fuck the baby. It's like, no,
I'm gonna love you like a brother, and then once
you're of age, then we're gonna get married.
Is this... That's sort of like the point
in The Time Traveler's Wife, too.
Where, like, this guy's
like a 34-year-old, and he, like, time
travels back, and he, like, meets his wife as
she's, like, five, and he, like, knows her her whole her her whole life and then like at a certain point when they're she's
like 18 it's like now we're ready like yeah it's fucked as hell but your joke was also pretty bad
anyway i think you say look bud i think that you're that your teeth are messed up and i want
to help you fix it and the reason I think it's worth having this hard conversation
is because this will drastically improve his life.
It's not just the job.
He's going to have more self-confidence.
He's going to be able to date people.
He's going to be...
I think it's going to be such a boon to him as a person.
A bread boon?
Yeah.
Or an Aaron boon.
It'll be more of an Aaron boon in that regard.
A Megan Batoon. Amazing. A Megan Bat. Or an Aaron Boone. It'll be more of an Aaron Boone in that regard. A Megan Battoon.
Amazing.
A Megan Battoon and an Aaron Boone.
I think it will be a walk-off homer in Game 7 of the 2003 ALCS.
But do you think Aaron Boone's time to shine?
Do you think he doesn't know that his teeth are bad,
that this is an eye-opening conversation you have to have with him?
He might know.
He might have an inkling.
He might be like, I have bad teeth.
He has to know.
He probably knows, but he probably doesn't know that other people are noticing it.
You know, sometimes you're like, oh, I've got this zit.
But you know what?
I probably notice it more than other people.
You're one thing that you're insecure about.
You're like, I can imagine that I focus on it more so than others.
Yeah, but you want to be like, no, everybody knows it.
That's why you can't get a job.
I think you need to confirm his worst fears.
I do.
Well, I also think like,
if someone has bad teeth,
or like,
the thought process might be,
okay, it's bad,
but it's not as bad as other people's,
so that's why they don't notice it.
And maybe it's like, you know,
if someone's a smoker,
it's like showing someone a photo
of like a black lung.
Like, show him bad teeth,
but it's actually his teeth.
Like, show a photo of him like, look at how bad your teeth are.
What would you do if your teeth were like this?
You're holding a mirror.
Yeah.
Imagine if your teeth looked like this.
Full mirror.
I'm hideous.
All right.
So we got one vote for tell him, one vote for not.
And then Riley?
Show, don't tell.
That's beautiful.
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old college student we'll call him james madison why Because that's the only college that's named after a person.
That's not true.
How do you know that?
It's a college called Hamilton.
That's definitely named after Alexander Hamilton.
You don't know that.
Alexander Hamilton.
Hamilton.
It's named after the musical.
Long-time listener, long-time fan writes,
Hamilton, sorry, James Madison, sorry, James Monroe.
I'm a 20-year-old college student and I'm currently working at an internship.
Today was payday and my pay stub shows that I got paid way more than I actually worked.
My two-week pay period should have been 80 hours of regular pay and an hour and a half of overtime.
However, they gave me 99 hours of regular pay and three and a half hours of overtime.
Based on my math, this is an extra 400 bucks, which I could really use right now.
However, it feels sort of wrong to keep it.
Should I tell someone about it?
Do I have an obligation to legally or morally?
My check was automatically deposited in my bank account, so I wouldn't have to actually give it back to them rather than writing a new check.
Note, this is not a small business by any means,
so I'm not sure they'll even notice the $400 that are gone.
Please help me out of this sticky situation,
and maybe I will give you some of the $400.
Well, then that sort of defeats the purpose.
No, it doesn't because I want that money.
Well, he needed it.
He said he needed it right now.
No, because he's a fucking intern.
He doesn't need money.
He's losing a fucking ramen.
How old are you?
I'm 12.
Got it.
You're going through these changes.
Yeah, I don't know why.
There's hair where there wasn't hair before.
What would you do in this situation?
I would keep...
Would you bite the bullet and let someone know?
I feel like...
I think I would let someone know.
And the reason is because not...
Because I think it's the morally right thing to do. Though I think that's let someone know. And the reason is because not because I think it's like the morally right thing to do.
I think there's like that's an added bonus.
But the bigger this the the fear here is that they find out and then they find out that you didn't tell them.
Oh, and then like that's like I don't think they could like I don't think that's like a fireable offense.
You could plead ignorance.
You could definitely plead ignorance.
You could be like, oh, I didn't even notice.
I'm like, it's direct deposit.
I didn't even notice the extra $400 you gave me.
Because I'm rich, bish.
You want the money?
Keep the money.
And then you let it cigar on fire.
But I think you should do the right thing.
I think it also will make you look good to your bosses who you tell.
So like that might end up in a promotion down the line.
And then maybe you're district manager.
And then maybe you're making the hiring and firing decisions.
And then maybe you're-
You fire your bosses.
Yeah.
And you're the goddamn CFO.
Or the COO.
Or the CTO.
Or the CEO.
You created the company.
You're the company creator now.
Any CO is good.
I don't see it happening.
I don't think this is the happy end to a fairy tale that they teach kids.
You don't think he has what it takes to be a CEO?
I think in the real world, if you have what it takes to be a CEO, you'll keep that $400.
You know why?
Because you deserve it.
Bank error in my favor, motherfucker.
And you know what?
I'm fired?
No, fuck you.
You're fired.
You're an intern.
Huh?
You're an intern.
You're gone. You're out. Quiet Huh? You're an intern. You're gone.
You're out.
Quiet, Riley.
You got what it takes.
Holy shit.
For jail.
No.
Book them.
That's right.
You're the CEO of prison now.
That means you're everybody's bitch.
You're the kingpin.
What would you do?
Would you give it back?
Do you have a strong moral compass?
Oh, I'm such a coward.
I'd give it back in a second.
She's been siphoning money from HeadGum since she started.
Yeah.
I mean, like, when I interned here, I wasn't paid.
So God knows I wouldn't know what to do if that situation happened.
She was stealing LaCroix's.
That's how she was paid.
I saw her in the refrigerator eating a LaCroix can.
She shotgunned a LaCroix.
A pomplamoose on the day.
She beer bonged a berry.
Yeah, and it was so much carbonation that she was feeling belchy and gassy.
And I flew away.
Yeah.
Mary Poppins style.
Oh, no, is that Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
Willy Wonka style.
Yeah.
I would totally let them know.
It's that fear.
I think you are led by the fear of someone finding out.
I'm led by like, it's the right thing to do.
The fear of God.
The fear of God in my heart at all times.
Yeah.
I think one should always behave honorably if possible.
But sometimes you need to delude yourself into behaving honorably by being afraid of the repercussions.
That works, too.
And this is a big company.
They're probably taking advantage of you in something.
You can spin it morally that you're actually in the right here and they're in the wrong.
And that this is the universe cosmically giving you an attaboy.
Right.
But then I think if you do that, I have no qualms with you.
But your come up is $400.
That's like where it peaks for you.
And if you do the right thing, if you give the money back, there's no ceiling.
There's no telling how high you can go, brother, because you look good for your bosses.
You've done the right thing.
You feel good morally.
You lift your spirits.
And, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and.
Oh, fly away. Oh, he's burping.
He's gassy.
Burp, Charlie.
Burp.
I'm gas.
You know what I mean, though?
What?
You know what I mean?
What did you say?
Jude knows what the hell I'm talking about.
What about you, Jude?
No, I hear you. Because then it's like, if you tell
them, you look awesome, and they're like, oh, we
trust you. Here's more money.
Yeah, it might be. Exactly. You might even get
the bonus. Alright. That's still free cash.
So you're wrong, Blue? Well, I wouldn't
say there's a right or wrong in this situation.
I would just say there's a legal and moral obligation
to do one thing, and I'm advocating the other.
You are always for doing nothing. My friend has back to you do i tell them no i have four hundred dollars
for my company and they're going out of business now do i say anything you're a curmudgeon i'm a
weird little parrot duck curmudgeon uh all right one last question yeah this is from a lady give
me a fake female's name to call this person.
Betty.
That's perfect.
Whoa, Black Betty.
Bop, bop, bop.
Black Betty writes,
So I have a friend who I have had a bit of a weird relationship with over the last few years.
He was actually my first kiss.
It was not a great experience, I gotta say.
But we have already been through the phases of being interested in each other. We have good chemistry killer banter and he is actually the most hilarious person to me our sense of
humor compatibility is next level i honestly don't think i've ever met anyone who is as funny as he
is the problem is we have been super platonic this year and i know i would never pursue him
because he is a terrible kisser also he moved also he has a girlfriend so my question is other things are so much bigger
how would you advise me to get over this guy on all levels i feel like he's my the standard of
my kind of hilarity and compatibility without me actually wanting to pursue him? How do I stop comparing
him to all the other guys? What do
I do? Thanks, hilarious dudes.
Keep doing what you're doing,
making me look like a loon as I laugh
aloud while listening to you
on the train during my uni
commuty.
Oof. Okay. Betty.
She has a crush on this
guy or she doesn't like this guy?
Both.
Why the...
Excuse me?
Why?
Does this resonate with you at all?
I don't quite understand what's happening here.
I get it.
I think it's like when you click with a dude or a lady or whoever,
and they're really funny, it's compatible, that's great.
But if there's no spark, if there's no chemistry.
You've got to have the fire.
You've got to have the fire.
That's how it works.
Yeah, exactly right.
That's really good.
What are you doing?
Fire.
In the post, we're going to edit little fire emojis coming out of my arms.
I don't think so.
Depends on how much the Patreon makes.
A lot of it depends on the Patreon.
So now she's comparing every guy she meets with this guy that she finds very exciting,
but not necessarily a good kisser.
So what's the big idea?
It's weird.
She's like, he's great,
but I would never want to pursue him
because in order, bad kisser doesn't live near me
and is in a relationship.
I mean, go reverse order on that, for sure.
Because the kissing is so innocuous
as to not even matter.
I spent this entire question thinking of like,
oh, yeah,
like kissing is the one thing
that you can teach somebody to do.
You can't teach somebody
to be compatible
like humor-wise with you.
Right.
That's like,
that's the lightning in a bottle
that you can't recreate
and now he doesn't live near you
and has a girlfriend.
So I'm sorry,
but you are fucked.
Also,
there's so many other
funny people in the world.
Nothing's funnier than this.
Yeah.
Do you think it's harder to find someone who's attractive
or harder to find someone who has a good personality?
The latter.
Personality.
Attractive.
Wait.
Attractive?
It's really hard to find somebody that's hot and also likes you.
It's easy to find people who are funny and like you.
At least for me.
I'm a comedian,
and all my friends are ugly and funny in that order.
And are obsessed with me.
I think that for me,
it's easier to find people that I can make laugh
because that's how I try to communicate with people in general.
But can you find people easily who make you laugh
as much as you make them laugh?
Yeah. No. I don't know. I guess easily who make you laugh as much as you make them laugh? Yeah.
No.
I don't know.
I guess I...
No one's as funny as me.
It's harder for me to...
It's hard to answer
because I can only really think
about what I value more.
And I think somebody being hot to me
is the ultimate.
There's nothing...
Congratulations on your wedding,
by the way.
These are Jake's vows
there's just
someone being hot
to be the ultimate
no I'm serious
alright can I say something
I do
for real for real
there's just nothing more
sexy
there's nothing
there's nothing more important
to me in a relationship
than just being able to like
look at somebody
and be like
you're really hot
do you know what I mean
yeah
to like
we're mad that you're serious
to be able
like don't tell us that
to be able to find somebody
we are taking you seriously so don't act like you're not.
And it's really bad.
Truly, truly, on a fucking real level, that they're like hot.
Yes, I know what you're saying.
That you want someone to be hot, not necessarily a good person.
It doesn't matter if they are a good person.
Right, so I'm saying at the very least, the personality is fine or bad.
It doesn't have to be your priority, but say that it's important.
It's not important.
You can think of it, but don't say it.
I'm giving you an out.
Say that they're both important.
Yes.
That you have to be attracted to somebody and they have to actually treat you well.
And you're not taking that life out.
So if they're hot, then nothing else, to me, matters.
Of course.
Everything else falls into place based on if they are a hot person.
You shouldn't answer this question.
You should sit this one out.
And the kissing was mediocre, she said.
Yeah, she said bad.
All right.
Is that fine for you?
As long as he's hot.
So you're fine with someone being hot even if they're a bad kisser to you.
A-okay.
Because you're at the very least getting to
look at someone who's
attractive. Get a
fucking poster.
I have one. It's
Pam Anderson on a Ferrari
and she's holding a fucking
carafe of beer.
And that's my wife.
And I'm in love.
And then to laugh, I have an Adam Sandler CD
and a keychain that makes fart noises.
And for food, I'll eat an everything bagel.
No one asked about food.
Very well.
We're all going to laugh at you.
So he doesn't live near her and is in a relationship
are the other really big parts
and she said she wouldn't even be interested in him
so her question is how do I stop comparing him
to other guys that I meet
I think it's okay to compare him to guys that you meet
because if you have a high standard
for somebody that other guys
should live up to
that's totally cool
so now your standard is that you want to meet somebody that
makes you laugh and that you
like as much as this friend of yours and that also is a better kisser.
So if you can find that person who you held up to that standard, then that's okay.
That's great.
I like that.
It's beautiful.
Also.
Hot.
No, no, no, no.
Hot.
You had it.
They've got to be hot.
We're also at the end of the episode, so you could almost cut this out.
That's what he's ending on.
That's what he's choosing to end on.
Do you have anything you want to promote, Riley, before?
We'll let you end it with your final word,
but is there anything you want to say,
anything you want to promote?
Well, this is going to come out
after our HeadGum Live show at Dynasty Typewriter.
In general, HeadGum Live shows.
HeadGum Live shows, we have one in December, first week of show at Dynasty Typewriter. In general, HeadGum Live shows. HeadGum Live shows, we have one in December,
first week of December
at Dynasty Typewriter
that Jeffrey, James, and I
will be promoting.
And hosting, yeah.
And hosting.
Also, Jeff and mine,
videos on the HeadGum site.
Check them out.
That's right,
headgum.com,
or youtube.com
slash headgum.
That's true.
And then Jake,
it's just important
to be hot in a relationship. All right, we're good. Thank you so much. Thanks for coming. Thanks, everybody. It's true and then Jake it's just important to be hot in a relationship
alright we're good
thank you so much
thanks for coming
thanks everybody
means a lot
to check it out
that you listen to the show
and that you're hot
thanks
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