Nov. 5, 2025

Reason #111552 Kim Kardashian Is a Moron | Wednesday November 5, 2025

Show Notes
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We start off today learning about Kim Kardashian's views on the moon landing, then learn about the hottest topic on the internet: Chex Mix, and have another discussion of AITAH Airport edition.

LINKS:

Kim Kardashian Tries to Convince Sarah Paulson 1969 Moon Landing Was Faked

Choose your Chex Mix to eliminate: https://www.instagram.com/p/DQVcIDZie4E/

AITAH for not driving 5-6 hours to pick up a colleague/friend from the airport? : r/AITAH

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Trade Trenholm and Raj Sharma. Welcome to the Treehouse Show.

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There are many beliefs those of us have. Sometimes we

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share those beliefs. Those beliefs might be political, they might

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be religious, they might be socioeconomic, any number of things

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that we may believe in as individuals, and they don't

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all require a massive public proclamation, but sometimes they are,

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as in the case of Kim Kardashian. Kim Kardashian has

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come out and proclaimed that she now believes the moon

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landing in nineteen sixty nine was fake and she did

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it in the most Kim Kardashian way possible, and that

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is on her television show Like so Far a Million articles,

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interviews with both buzz Aldrin and the other one do.

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It missus girl says, what was the scariest moment? And

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he goes, there was no scary moment because it didn't happen.

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It could have been scary, but it.

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Wasn't because it didn't happen.

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So he's gotten old and now he like slurs on

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the end of dude. Yeah, so I think it didn't happen.

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I'm going to go on a massive deep rive.

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What's gonna Okay, go on a serious deep dive.

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I sent her conspiracies all the time.

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The her in that clip is actress Sarah Paulson. I

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believe they're on the Hulu show Together, All's Fair, That

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is Kim Kardashian's produced show whatever, which I feel sorry

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for Sarah Pulson here because I'm guessing that technically that

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makes Kim Kardashian her boss, so she has to kind

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of go along with her boss's wacky dum be like,

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oh yeah, yeah, that does sound like it's ah real quick,

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Do any of us think the moon landing did not

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happen for real? Oh like, not for a bit on

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the show or anything, Trey Raj, do either of you

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really believe we never went to the moon or didn't

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go to the moon in nineteen sixty nine.

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I think we went to the moon.

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I've always thought we went to the moon. But oh

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but well no, so I understand some of the conspiracy

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theories whatever, but you now we live in a world

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where both India and China have sent orbiters to the Moon. India,

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in fact, it has a picture of the Apollo eleven

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lander where it was left. Yeah, and both countries. You know,

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I don't think they would spare the United States the

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embarrassment of calling it out going, you faked it.

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I think they would think they were China.

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China would would yo. Yeah, I think they would like that.

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Yeah, in India too, like when they when they sent

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their orbiter, they just opened the first Hampton in on

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the Moon. So it's nice.

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Right next to the orbit.

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Right next to the seven eleven in the liquor store. Look.

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I actually appreciate Kim Kardashian coming out in such a

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public way and saying that she doesn't believe the moon

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landing happened. I appreciate it when people come out as stupid,

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especially when, especially when you can go to all these

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experts who would be more than happy to share with

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you the evidence that they have that we did in

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fact go to the Moon. They can give you all

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the reasoned arguments to show you that we went to

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the moon. Experts from all walks of life, from fields

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of expertise that most of us can never comprehend will

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happily give you the evidence that, yes, we did in

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fact go to the moon. But leave it to Kim

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Kardashian to watch a YouTube video posted by poon Lander

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sixty nine to instead of all the experts that have

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the actual evidence that we did so. I appreciate the

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fact that she's willing to tell all of us how

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stupid she really is than you. She's a lawyer, No

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she's not not yet. She has not passed the bar.

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Apparently she got a sneak peek into her score and

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that's when she came out and said she knows she

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aced the bar.

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Doesn't matter. I don't care if you ace the bar.

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I know lawyers. I've known a lot of lawyers. I

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know some really dumb ones.

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Lawyers will tell you that a lot of lawyers are

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stupid just because you can memorize, and you know, if

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you have good study habits, you can m That's.

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Yes, because when I think of good study habits, Kim

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Kardashian is the first thing that comes to my mind.

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Hey, she might be really good on flash cards.

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And if flash cards played in the NFL, I'm sure

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she'd be.

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Great on him if you can memorize, you can probably

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pass the bar.

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Yeah. I've known some really bright, intelligent lawyers, and I've

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known some dim ones. Uh And a lot of times

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when it comes to passing the bar, it really is

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more of a show about how good you are. Like

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Trey said about studying and remembering and taking a test.

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The practice of law is very different than passing a

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law exam. Uh So, I one hand, I give credit

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to Kim for being able to do that. Good for you.

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Even if she was a brilliant lawyer, she makes a

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terrible scientist.

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Well. And also you take that buzz Aldron clip. All

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you have to do is do a little research and

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understand that's not really that that clip was taken out

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of context. And it's the same guy who actually punched

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someone asking question yeah years.

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And years ago. He's screaming at buzz Aldron, this guy screaming,

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we didn't go to the moon. You didn't go to

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the moon? Buzz responded, whether it's straight, right?

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Yeah?

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Yeah, the moon landing people. And and then you have

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their say it their dumber cousin flat earthers.

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Yeah, those guys, And that's you know, I understand things

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are cyclical, But how did we get back to here?

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Yeah, that's the problem. Like we started out so many,

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so many people on this planet started out as flat earthers,

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and then science and math happened, and smart people happened

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who studied these things. They were their entire lives and

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said no, no, no, it's round. And part of the

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reason we now know this isn't just because I did

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some figuring, but also we had people on boats actually

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started one spot and they made it back to the

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same spot from the other direction. So there's proof of that.

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And you're right, Raj. Now we've come full circle unintended

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to where people now are back to believing that the

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Earth is flat. And that's where again I appreciate when

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people come out as saying Earth is flat and we

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didn't go to the moon. Thank you for labeling yourself

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for me. So now I know who not to turn

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to when I'm looking for actual information about things.

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And I got to the chance to meet two astronauts

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that spoke at my university, and for whatever reason, that's

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the number one question, not like you know, how did

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they get involved in this and what you know, what

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kind of education background they had, But it's always did

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we land on the moon? And I can't tell you

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how mny. So it's like I'm tired of answering this question. Yes,

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and that's it. And people will still walk out of that.

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People still walked out of those lectures and be like,

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we didn't land on the moon. I'm like, ask the

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guy who was there.

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I'm more surprised at a bunch of students from Texas

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State University in San Marcus. We're asking about the legitimacy

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of going to the moon and not the real question

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I thought they would ask, which is how do you

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beer bong in space?

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Yeah, they were just looking for spring break options, like

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how did we go to the moon? Can you still

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get chlamydia? There? That's what they were worried about.

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Get that good space clamydia.

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I'm sure we have it at Texas State.

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Brother, Yeah, if it's on Earth, it's in San.

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Marcus only, meaning the space junk.

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what was it you were saying about Kim and the

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break and the moon landing?

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Oh you just can you imagine the pillow talk between

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her and Kanye?

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Oh God, yes, that's the scariest part.

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Then just acted those two just asking each other questions

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of which neither of them have the right answer. But

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they'll talk.

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I've said it before, I'll say it again. I've done

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it on stage. And like, the Kardashians are like bleach

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if they're If you're black and they get on you, you're ruined.

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She turned Kanye crazy, Like she ended Reggie Bush's career.

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She turned Kanye crazy. She made ray J a billionaire.

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So now she's a lawyer, Like, uh, what, look it is?

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It is interesting. Some people have the Midas touch and

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then there's the Kardashian touch. I can imagine the pillow

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talk between Kim Kardashian and Kanye being something along the

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lines of this. If you were hired by General Mills

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to eliminate one piece from checks Mix, what would it be?

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This is actually set the Internet on fire. This is

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a real thing. General Mills hires you and you have

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to decide which one to eliminate from Checksmith from chex Mix.

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Which is the first to go. Is it the mini breadstick,

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the ride chip, square Pretzel, corn checks, wheat checks or

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circle Pretzel. It's obviously the It's the ride chip.

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Ah, I was gonna go with wheat Checks.

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No, it's the ride chip that needs to go. It's obvious.

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Okay, really They're just gonna automatically pick the brownest one,

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just saying yeah.

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It's not a race thing. I mean, okay, now they'm

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looking at the colors of every other their item in

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the checks mixed bag. It is the darkest one. It

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has nothing to do with the color Raj. It's just

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the one I like the least. It's just the one

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that I hate. It's just the one that I occasionally

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burn yard art in front of its house.

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A lot of right Chip rallies you go through their buddy.

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Look, I just don't like my brown righte chips mixed

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in in the second mixed in with my other delicious

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items in my bag. They should have their own separate

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bag of right.

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Is General Mills from nineteen twenty.

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I swear this is not race based. I just don't

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like the way it.

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The Kardashians do.

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It's just all the Kardashians walking around with rye chip bags,

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just sucking them dry.

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Then one Kardashian's got you know the mini breadstick that.

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Is yeah, yeah, Courtney's got the one mini breads. This

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is actually I think, I think this is fascinating. General

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Mills hires you and you have to decide which one

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of these to eliminate from the checks mixed bag. A

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lot of people are saying the ride chip needs to go. However,

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there is something to be said for the people that say,

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you don't need two pretzels in there, so get rid

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of one of those.

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You get rid of the circle pretzel because it looks

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like a butthole.

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That's what the mini breadsticks for, Buddy.

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That's right, it's not a whole tray, it's an opening.

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Or my second would be the phallic looking mini breadstick.

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I love the right chips though.

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Yeah, I would go with the uh. The wheat checks

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is what I would take up. I'm not a fan checks.

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It is interesting how you've got the pretzel. You have

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two types of pretzels, and then the checks. You've got

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a corn and a wheat, so two types of the

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of the checks. But then just the one rye chip

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and the one mini bread stick.

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You fill the bag with something, Buddy, I don't know

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what else it would be.

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Has General Mills done a nothing but rye bag? I

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feel like they have.

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I what's the high end one? What's the one that uh?

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I think they did?

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Yeah, but theirs was the the garlic chip I think

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there's like a garlic toast chip and not a ride chip.

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You know why, because they know what's good.

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You really have it out for Rye. What happened? Dad's

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just what a weird thing to hate?

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Look, my daddy hate Rye. My grandpappy hated Rye. Therefore

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I hate Rye. Anti ride sentiment is learned. Okay, No

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one is born hating Rye.

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Like how he's saying directly to the brown guy on

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the show, don't write at me, Dad. Trey's not disagreeing.

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I have said I love the right chip. That's my

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favorite thing.

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I A lot of my friends are right.

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Right matters.

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Amh mm hmmm.

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Do you do you have the same thoughts about Rye whiskey?

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Not a fan of the Rye whiskey either, No.

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A lot of people like you know, it's a little sweeter.

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I just like it a little like it better, like a.

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Like a bullet Rye.

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Mm hmm. Shut up.

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I just wanted to see what you were.

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I can see the line, and we're right on it.

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Who's wee white man.

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With no Rye friends?

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I have a little bit more on the Chex mixed

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conundrum before we leave the treehouse today. Okay, uh, but

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before we go out on that low note, Raja, I

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want you to watch Trey's face as I say this. Okay,

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all right, Trey, how do you feel when someone asks

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you to take them to the airport? Yeah?

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There are anger, generally because I'm gonna say no unless

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we're dating or or you're my stepmother.

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So unless you're dating or related, do not ask Trey

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for a ride to the airport.

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I have there are two things I believe when you

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get to a certain age, you should not ask a

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friend to do help you move take you to the airport, amen,

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or you can ask, but don't be offended if they

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say no. But you get to a certain age, you

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should be able to afford movers and you know, get

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an uber.

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And if you can't afford movers, then you have two options. One,

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don't move. Number two figured out, well.

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What if your friend drives uper and it's like, hey,

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I'll take you.

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Like, that's fine, that's an arrangement. That's fine, gotcha.

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Like I said, it's ok. It's okay to ask, Just

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don't be offended if they say no. Gotcha, And let's

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it now. If it's some like absurd at a certain point,

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figure it out, because if you're like completely putting people out,

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you know you're being a dick because you're trying to

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save some money.

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Now. I already knew that, Tray. I already knew Trey's

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position on people asking for a ride to the airport

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or if he would help them move, but I was

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reminded of it when he sent me this from Reddit.

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Am I the a hole for not driving five to

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six hours to pick up a colleague slash friend from

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the airport? Do you even need the details on that?

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No?

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Nope?

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Five to six hours hours.

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Yeah, yeah, Oh that's a that's that's must be la.

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That's gotta be l A traffic.

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I'm not sure if this story actually says the location,

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but it does.

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No, No, it was literally, uh it it's in the

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I believe it was in the northeast. And no, it's

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just one of those it's uh like two hundred miles

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to the airport each way. Basically, no pass.

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Am I the a hole for not driving five to

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six hours to pick up a colleague or friend from me?

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And there's a One of the other key points in

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this is there is an option that they could take

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a cab or an uber like fifty minutes to get

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a train and get a train to home, but they're

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trying to save money, so they want someone to come

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get them.

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F you.

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Yeah, because the article is one of the guys, and

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so there were two people wanting to be picked up.

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One of the guys was appreciative for that tip. The

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other one was resentful because he thought the person should

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come and get them.

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F you.

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Oh how dare you you entitled?

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Prick?

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Yeah?

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Come pick me up? Bro, f off bro.

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Yeah, I mean it's one thing. If it's love Field

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or DFW. You know, it's not that bad, but three hours.

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No, yeah, I'll but I always like to incentivize it, like, hey, man,

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can you you can you come pick me up in

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the airport. I'll buy lunch or I'll buy her something

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like that.

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But I'm not a tractable agreement. I think that's fine. Yeah,

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that's especially if they're extenuating circumstances, because you know, like

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in this case in the Northeast, it might be difficult

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to get from the airport to your physical location of

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where you're supposed to be type of situation. But there

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are options. And if if it's if it's a personal trip,

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then you should personally figure it out. If it's a

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professional work trip type of thing, then somehow try to

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figure that out. But Trey to, Yeah, go ahead, Russia.

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I was gonna say, to assume somebody would drive five

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to six hours for you, they're the a hole. You

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shouldn't expect somebody to do that.

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Yeah, the expectation is is a real mother. So Trey,

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didn't you? So you told us recently that you and

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your lady that you started dating are now official. You

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guys are boyfriend girlfriend Gratulations and didn't she go out

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of town this past weekend? Was it a drive to

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or a fly trip?

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It was a fly trip.

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Did she ask you to pick her up from the airport?

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Reason #111552 Kim Kardashian Is a Moron | Wednesday November 5, 2025

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