Oct. 30, 2025

Mississippi Burning (When It Pees) | Thursday October 30, 2025

Mississippi Burning (When It Pees) | Thursday October 30, 2025
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We start off today talking about the infected macaques running around Mississippi, then we learn about Dry Begging and give you something new to have nightmares about.

LINKS:

https://www.fox4news.com/news/mississippi-monkey-crash-hepatitis-herpes-covid



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It is time believe your worries outside and laugh with

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us inside the Treehouse. I'm Danilmley along with Trey Trendholm,

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Raz Sharm and Jerry Caldwell. Today this is episode four

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hundred of The Treehouse Show podcast. Thank you for any

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of you that have ever spent any amount of time listening,

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watching and subscribing, well you appreciate it. In order to

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celebrate our four hundredth episode, I think it's only fitting

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that a bunch of monkeys escaped. I appreciate the celebration

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on I fifty nine in Mississippi that these monkeys decided

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to start. So let's capitalize on that. Now aggressive lab

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monkeys carrying hepatitis, ce, herpes, and COVID escaped after a

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crash in Mississippi. WHOA, I bet everyone's worried about COVID. Now,

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I guarantee you had the whole COVID lockdown. All the

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shenanigans of twenty twenty twenty twenty one and carrying over

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into twenty twenty two started with this inciting incident of

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a bunch of infected monkeys running loose on a Mississippi highway.

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We all would have taken being locked down a lot

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more easily.

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I think COVID is how they got most of their

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STDs lockdown with nothing to do, and their monkeys they

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started off just regular monkeys. Yeah.

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Look, this story is terrifying enough on its own right,

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But when I read further and saw that this group

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of infected monkeys was on the way to Florida, I thought,

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why are we tempting fate to this degree? I feel

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like that's too much for one planet to handle. Maybe

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that's why the truck crashed before it even got to Florida,

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because someone along the lines realized, we can't allow this

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group of infected monkeys to make it to Florida, because

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once they get into Florida waters, God only knows what

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will happen in that state.

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Sounds like the setup to an episode of Black Mirror,

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doesn't it.

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It really does.

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Add some dystopian stuff right there.

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I don't get that reference, so I'll just I don't either.

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I'll say it, it's like the twenty first century version

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of Twilight Zone.

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If you guys have not seen Black Mirror, if you

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can make it through the first episode of the first season,

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your gold.

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I hate when people say that. That tells me that episode.

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Shit, No it's not, but it's just that intense. Yes,

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is it? A group of rhesus macock monkeys infected with

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three different diseases running around loose on a highway in Mississippi.

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I mean, Gary, I think.

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Going back to your original point, you can't. Can you

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change destiny because I think all infected monkeys are eventually

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up in Florida.

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I mean, I think that's the destination for all things.

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I think when they argue that they all start there,

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did they.

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Start I mean chicken Egg?

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Yeah, I mean maybe they were going back for a

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brief hepatitis city reunion in spring break for them, Yeah,

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that's I don't know when they're spring I don't know

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when spring is for them. But I think STDs are perfect.

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From Cox going back to yeah, no, you're absolutely right.

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It just gives us, It gives us an excuse to

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say herpes. Mccock, maccock's got herpes, and Trey you may

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be onto something. Maybe maybe they were on their way

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to Florida for spring break and they partied so hard

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on the road trip that they tumped over somewhere in Mississippi.

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Yeah, you know your STDs are bad. When Florida doesn't want.

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You many many of you have too many many and

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mccock has no self control.

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You never know how strong a mccock is.

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Until it's cut loose in Mississippi. Exclaims why Mississippi is burning?

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And that's yeah, that's the sequel to the movie Mississippi Burning.

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Mississippi Burning, would a pease so to recap here. A

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truck carrying monkeys with hepatitis, C, herpes, and COVID crashed

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in Jasper County, Mississippi. Several monkeys were destroyed, but according

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to this seventeen hours ago, one remains on the loose

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and is considered dangerous. You don't say. Tulane University will

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send a team to recover the remaining animals. I for

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one cannot wait for this Disney movie. I think the

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songs themselves will win awards and it'll be a triumph

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for children around the world.

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It's it's a funny.

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Who do they send the university outside of New Orleans.

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Yeah, they're immune to all of those exactly.

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New Orleans.

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Yeah, cigarette, no gloves going. Yeah we got this.

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Just barefoot.

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People from certain parts of Louisiana take born this way

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to a whole new level.

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Mhm.

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But yeah. Needless to say, it's an eye catching headline

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when you see aggressive lab monkeys carrying Hepsie, herpes and

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COVID escape after a crash on a Mississippi highway. I

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for one was glad that look. I was already glad.

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I've never lived in Mississippi. I've driven through it a

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couple of times, and I will say some interesting things

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that I've seen on that road or on those road

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trips have been driving through Mississippi. Like I saw chunks

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of a guy because he had gotten hit by a

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car on the highway, so that the road was closed

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and we had a D tour. The weird thing was

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Mississippi Highway Patrol started the D tour really close to

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the crash site, so much so that I'm pretty sure

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I saw like half of the guy's face on the

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road as I detoured off the highway. And side note,

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good news, bad news. The best breakfast bagel sandwich I've

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ever had in my life is in Mississippi.

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Have you had one in New York?

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No, I'm just saying in my life. I'm not saying

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I've been everywhere and had them all. I'm just saying,

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of the ones I have enjoyed and the ones I

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have consumed, the best was in Hattiesburg.

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And do you do you know the name of the place?

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In case I've ever driving or being captured in Mississippi.

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If you find yourself in Mississippi a little angry, let

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me know if you have any plans to go in

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or around Mississippi, and I'll look up the name. I

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can never remember the name. I've only been there twice,

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but it was so good the first time that the

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second time we made the road trip from Dallas to Florida,

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we made sure to go the same way and stop

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and get that same sandwich. So I know where it is.

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I just can't remember the name of it, but I

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can let.

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You know, if you need okay, I'll let you know. Yeah,

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but I do think that the reason they were going

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to the truck was going to Florida. Is that just

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sounds like when you said it's COVID PPSI and herpes.

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To me, that just sounds like a Tampa nursing home.

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It's already there. Send them a cocks.

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Maybe have the mingled right, wind out with something like

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COVID hepa herpes or.

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It's the new variant, the COVID FU variant or f

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all probably.

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But there's one monkey left now right.

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According to the most recent report that I've seen, the

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team from Tulane is searching for the lone marauding MACCOQ

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in Mississippi.

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That's just I know that I know Hollywood and I

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know how it works. This is the this is the

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reboot of Outbreak.

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Mm hmm.

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That's what this is gonna be for sure.

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Yeah. And that's the thing, like, if Hollywood's gonna do

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a reboot, you can't just completely copy the original. You

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have to amp it up a little bit for modern audiences.

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Because back in the day Outbrac started with just it

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was like a monkey bite, wasn't it. Yeah, Now, that's

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not scary enough. Now it has to be a triple

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infected monkey. Yeah, with a crash as opposed to you know,

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like uh say someone on spring break taking those beach

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photos with the monkey and it just gets and just

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bites their ear. No, instead, this is way scary.

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Yeah. It starts with the opening sequences. That Yeah, that's

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the the opening sequence starts with the truck wrecking and

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you see all them like what you think is all

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the monkeys destroyed?

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And then the one John Rambo of all the monkeys

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is the one that's out there.

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He's already got diseases. Don't make him stupid on.

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Top of it.

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No, that's actually brilliant because it could take the original

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Rambow where he's hiding in mud, except now it's it's

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a Reesius Macoque infected monkey, but still at the head zone,

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wrapped around like he's left the he's left the testing facility,

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but he's never left it behind.

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They drew first blood, not meat.

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Or if you did an animated version, it would just

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be quagmire.

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what the f is dry begging? That's what I thought

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when I saw the headline earlier today, and I'm going

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to share it with you now, but before I do,

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I'm curious what you think dry begging is.

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I called it high school?

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Thank you?

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What happens after dry humping?

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I thought that was going to be what happens before

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the dry humping. First, it's the dry begging, then the

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dry humping, and if you're lucky, somewhat humping, and then

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some very moist crying. I did all that by myself.

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So yeah, that was just a night with the mattress

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software here was wild. But it can't hold a candle

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to freshman year for the record high school? Anyway? What

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the f is dry begging? So we talk about this

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a lot, all these new terms that get thrown around

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for things that are not new, just a new term

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for you know, what to call something this I don't

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think I've heard of before on either front. Dry begging

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is a form of emotional manipulation that sounds all too familiar.

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Have you ever frustratingly, have you ever frustratingly said frustratingly?

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Have you ever frustratingly mumbled to your partner that it

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must be nice to have a partner who walks the

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dog in hopes of them walking the dog more often?

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Or have you ever sighed that you'll just do the

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errands alone even though you don't want to. Turns out

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you may be dry begging. This is a tool that

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people use in relationships of all sorts to get their

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needs met. According to a therapist and owner of Boulder

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Therapy and Wellness in Colorado, dry begging is when someone

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indirectly asks for something. There's a need there that they're

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not stating it clearly. This is sound familiar in relationships past.

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Those are just passive, passive aggressive types stuff.

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So I'm yeah. So initially I was like, is this

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a new thing with a new term or is this

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just a new term for something we already know? Trey,

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I think you're right, this is something we already know.

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It's just being passive aggressive, like it must be nice

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to insert whatever it is here. She's obviously mad that

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you get to do that. Mm, it's like, yes, it

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is nice. I get to do this. You know, I

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made the choice to do it.

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That's why.

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That's why I chose to do it. Because I like

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it and it is nice. That's why I do it.

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My axe was passive aggressive towards me. I wasn't towards

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her because I know she's lazy, so that would be

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an exercise and futility, like I'm not going to be

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passive aggressive. Being passive aggressive to somebody that's asleep is creepy.

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So I just must be nice to be sleeping. Yes,

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it is shut up.

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Mm hmm.

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So your ex would be passive aggressive to you in

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your sleep?

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No, No, she was.

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She was.

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She's lazy, so she comes home and she goes like

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she gets on the couch and goes to sleep after

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a long day at work or whatever. And I know

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she's busy. I know she does her thing, but she

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would be passive aggressive towards like the same things, like oh,

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it must have been nice to be home all day today,

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and I'm like, yeah, I'm a comic also be gone

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for the next week on the road. But I was

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never that way back to her because someone wasn't awake,

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So hard to do that.

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It is fascinating when someone is taking digs at your

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choices when in reality they're mad at themselves. Because in

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my forty five years, there are a lot of things

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I have learned over the years. One of the things

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I've learned in recent years is people really hate it

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when you hold a mirror up to them because most

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of the time they don't like what they see and

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they don't like being called out on it. I've seen

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this in all walks of life. I've seen this in

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personal relationships, I've seen it in professional relationships. I've seen

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this with elected officials. I've seen this with not elect everywhere.

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If someone is behaving poorly, they absolutely hate being called

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out on or a mirror being held up showing them them.

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Oh man, Yeah, I've always said it, I mean, and

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I've said it out loud to people, and I've only

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dealt with this, I guess customer service wise, or like

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you know, at a restaurant or you know, bar or whatever.

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I didn't pick your job. So if you don't like it,

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leave because you're making this miserable for everybody.

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Yeah, and that whole.

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Passive aggressive thing again comes into play where it's like, well,

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my bills. Must be nice that you can be on

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the other side of the bar. I'm like, okay, I

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just want to leave now. I don't like you. I'll

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find another dive bar to go to. It's Dallas. It's

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not that hard.

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It's nice not to make any tips tonight. So about

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a minute ago, I would have loved to have put

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a mirror up to Trey's eyes, because it's not often

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that tray you had your birder eyes going there for

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a second.

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Yeah, that's uh.

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Is it hitting a little too close to home?

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Yeah, you know somewhat.

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When h I just I don't my ex was just

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a bit uh and scene.

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I didn't have to hold the mirror up to her.

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I just said, you're a bit to rnt off.

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Yeah, that's a.

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Yeah.

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She could be like passive aggressive like that and about things,

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you know, especially during COVID that you know, when she's

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at home not working, and you know, and for a

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while I understood, you know, the kids were out of school,

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that more than a full time job.

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But when the kids went back to school.

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You need a full time job, you need a hobby.

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That's what A few times, you know, like it must

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be nice to sit at home all day.

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Yeah, so so you yourself have been Okay, that makes sense.

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That's the one time I can really think of where

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I was absolutely you know, I was like I forgot

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what I you know, I was like, well, it must

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be nice to sit at home all day and watch TV.

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Well I can't. Yeah, no, they're they're back in school.

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You can. Yeah.

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It's it's kind of like, so you were being kind

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of a dick, not a full dick, just like half

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a dick because you are ultimately right, Yeah.

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I I uh, you know, when all of a sudden

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you're supporting a family and uh not really what you signed.

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Up for and no gratitude for it. Did Yeah, I

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was a complete dick.

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Then you're gonna then you're gonna get the big dick.

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There's gonna be nothing passive aggressive about it. So back

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to dry begging. Instead of making a straightforward request or

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voicing a direct want, someone who is dry begging hints

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at a need or makes a vague complaint. So instead

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of stating I wish we spent more time together, someone

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who's dry begging might say, oh, I guess I'll just

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stay home with the cat. Jerry, have you been on

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the receiving or giving of dry begging.

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I've been on the receiving end of it a little bit.

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What did they say, must be nice to Oh it

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must be nice to sit in front of this website

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all day? Or that's back when I was building and

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running a website.

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I'm working I was. I mean, look at it this way.

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It's the ultimate thing, as if someone being mad at

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you for your chosen occupation. Let's say, for example, you're

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a movie critic, an entertainment writer, or and this is

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my personal favorite, along the same lines, you're a sports

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talk radio host or sports television so therefore you have

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to watch the sports in order to talk about them,

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to which eventually that significant other will stay. Must be

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nice to be out of a lot of smarts all day,

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number one? Yeah it is. This is partly why I

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chose my job. This is why I don't This is

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why I didn't show any interest in any other thing.

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I wanted to do this because then that meant I

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could do this for a living.

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Oh, yeah, it must be nice to be at a

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bar all day. It's work. Yeah it's not.

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Yeah, you can't say that to Trey Tray's been sober

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for nine years. It's not nice for Trey to be

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at a bar all day. I've had to deal with.

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Drunk versions of you.

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Maybe and maybe clean up some puke in between.

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Yeah, fabulous, it must be. It really is all about

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perspective as well. It's like someone that's bitching about your job, Jerry,

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about being in front of a computer all day. Might's

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be nice to look at a website all day, yeah,

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Turaj ms be nice being able to be at home

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all day. Yeah, because you're going to go out at

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night and make people laugh. What if the hardest things

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on this planet to do? Maybe she has an office

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job and she hates it. A guy doing construction outside

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of Raj's hotel room, jackhammering away at eight am might

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walk into her office someday and say, it must be

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nice to be able to work in an air conditioned

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office every day. Meanwhile, he's out building bridges and things

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or jack hammering outside Raj's.

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I don't think this guy's going to do that, mostly because, Yeah,

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I found out because I was wondering what was going on.

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I heard the jackhammering, and then I heard the language

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that I didn't understand, Like I didn't know what like

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what region it was from? What accent it was? So

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kind of cracked open the door and found out it's

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in Most of the construction crew are death.

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Oh yeah, so that's the accent you heard that was unrecognizable.

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Yeah, because there's still it's okay, So think of it

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like Marley Mattlin, Like they still can talk, but they're

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also still signing. So that's what I was hearing was

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them trying to talk.

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Yeah. Uh.

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And then when I opened the door, I was like,

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what where are these guys from? And then I threw

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open the door, and then I just see the sign

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language going back and forth and then trying to communicate,

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and I'm like, I'm a dick, Just shut the door.

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I'm not fluent in sign language, but I can tell

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you what they were saying. It'd be nice to be

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able to hear.

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Well, they're working the jackhammers out downstairs in the parking lot.

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So if you're gonna hire anybody to work jackhammers, and

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hire the guy that can't hear.

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It, it's actually pretty brilliant.

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Yeah, it's genius.

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It's kind of like it's kind of like being a

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coach in sports. What's the idea of being What makes

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a good coach in sports tray getting your players and

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putting him in the best positions to be successful. I mean,

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what better than a deaf jackhammer guy?

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Yeah, as my buddy Johnny Sanchez says, or a customer

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service lady with Tourette's.

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I love I love it, Jerry, How you can make

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lover boys so awkward yet so entertaining, all at the

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same time, just a split second behind the vocals. It's

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much better today than it was last week. That's for sure,

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less less lagged day. There's your light now it works. Also,

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I think you're muted, Jerry. There's my light. Yeah, there

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you go. All right. This might be shocking to some.

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Bats glow in the dark. This really scene SEMs to

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have thrown a wrench into a lot of what we've

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believed throughout our lives. That's a little generic on how

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I put it. More specifically, bats glow bright green under

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ultraviolet light, meaning Bruce Wayne's dry cleaner ozum an apology.

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At least that's important too, very good.

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Yeah, I enjoyed that one.

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Scientists at the University of Georgia have confirmed that several

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species of North American bats glow a ghostly green under

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ultraviolet light. So exciting you guys want to see it?

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Yeah?

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Sure, all right, here we go ultraviolet lights, Here we go.

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So I'm a firm believer. Now do you guys see

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the image at all? No? No, hang on, you gotta

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turn on the black light. Hang on, hang on.

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That's an old Zeppelin poster, right, poster smoking weed.

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We're back, bro, I've got too many buttons open. Hang on,

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shas green? Where do you share? It's green again? There

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it is?

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Sorry?

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Sorry? And yeah, that should see it there? Oh my,

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that is.

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The stuff nightmares.

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Or it's the best rave you've ever been to.

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Right, yeah, that's the wrong time to do shrooms and

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see that. Guy.

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I'm just glad that one time we had the two

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times we had bats flying around at our room when

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we were living on Saint John last year, I'm glad

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we didn't shine the UV lights at it.

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You have black lights in your room. What's going on, guys.

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Look, it was a rental. We just wanted to make sure.

479
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Smart Well, we already knew this about scorpions. Now we're

480
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finding it out about bats. I guess we're gonna have

481
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to start walking around with the dark with UV lights

482
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find out what else glows in the dark.

483
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I wouldn't suggest it.

484
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I would actually like to back up just to hear

485
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I did not know that scorpions also glowed in the dark.

486
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Oh yeah, or under UV light or whatever.

487
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You can also tell, especially in you know, having a

488
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nightclub back in the day, who had really bad teeth,

489
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like dental work done, Because if it's good, your teeth

490
00:29:42.480 --> 00:29:46.880
don't shine like bright white under blacklights. But if your

491
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dental work was like if you had implants put in

492
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or a bridge or something like that and it was

493
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done with like cheap material, they'll just shine. And it's

494
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only that part of your mouth that's shining. You can

495
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look somebody like talking to a girl in smartling, I'm

496
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like she's about to walk away.

497
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This study examined sixty bat specimens from six species and

498
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found that every one of them, when blasted with UV radiation,

499
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lit up like a frat house on Saint Patrick's Day.

500
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The glow was consistent across sex, age and species, a

501
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rare example of unity in the animal kingdom and possibly

502
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the only time biology has ever looked this coordinated. So

503
00:30:25.440 --> 00:30:30.920
there you go, all sixty bat specimens glue glue glowed

504
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under UV lighting.

505
00:30:35.400 --> 00:30:40.759
And what exactly why were why did they decide, hey,

506
00:30:40.960 --> 00:30:42.599
let's take a UV light look at bats.

507
00:30:43.200 --> 00:30:50.799
Probably because they were at a frat house on the

508
00:30:50.839 --> 00:30:55.920
research facility slash frat house still have a shared belief

509
00:30:56.119 --> 00:30:57.079
in hold my beer.

510
00:30:58.279 --> 00:31:01.200
Yeah, that study seems like it is like my fraternity

511
00:31:01.240 --> 00:31:04.519
brother to your brothers from college. It's just like drunk, Like, dude,

512
00:31:05.039 --> 00:31:06.440
let's go see if bats glow.

513
00:31:06.960 --> 00:31:10.400
Like, okay, maybe that was somebody. Maybe that was somebody

514
00:31:10.400 --> 00:31:14.720
covering up a rave. Yeah, bat flies in. They're like,

515
00:31:14.759 --> 00:31:17.920
hey man, that thing glows. Get this whole thing paid for.

516
00:31:18.279 --> 00:31:20.279
That's right, you can turn this rave into a grant,

517
00:31:21.359 --> 00:31:21.640
all right.

518
00:31:23.000 --> 00:31:25.240
Or they were like, well, we lost our disease.

519
00:31:25.319 --> 00:31:31.559
Maccock's what next, get the glowing bats? Distracted with the bats?

520
00:31:36.759 --> 00:31:38.559
Holy shit, did you just release bats?

521
00:31:42.039 --> 00:31:44.359
I feel like I feel like we're getting new new

522
00:31:44.440 --> 00:31:47.279
forms of the apocalypse, like the frogs and the Locusts

523
00:31:47.400 --> 00:31:54.240
was just child's play. New plates, Yeah, getting all news.

524
00:31:54.839 --> 00:31:56.799
Or a new hero Bat mccock.

525
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Do you say Bato pat bat Yep.

526
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Whatever you hear is one hero I am.

527
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