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Everybody's got an opinion.

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Every Californian and Virginian.

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It's so hard to tell who to trust and who to ignore.

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Someone's gotta settle.

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The Score.

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Trey, and Chelsey will help you choose who's win, which one.

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Hello.

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Well, hello and welcome for the 200th time to Review That Review.

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We, for the 200th time are the podcast that is dedicated to reviewing

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reviews.

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Oh my goodness.

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That's Chelsey Donn, and that is Trey Gerrald.

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But together you can call us the review queens.

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Wow.

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Here at Review That Review.

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We believe in balance the good, the bad, and the kvetchy.

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So it's only fair, right.

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Trey, that we take a moment it out.

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Okay.

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Release it.

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Would you like to Lodge A Complaint?

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Why?

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Yes, I would.

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Okay.

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In honor of the 200th episode, Chelsey and I decided to dress nicely.

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We haven't done this since I think our very first, um, new

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Year's episode when we dress Nice.

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Um, yes, but in honor of dressing up, I, you know, I feel like dressing up

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is something that has sort of gone away in culture, which Sure, whatever.

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But, um, because I live in close proximity to Broadway, I love

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going to Broadway and people.

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Straight up be wearing sweatpants to Broadway.

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Now, I understand that this can go into two ways now.

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Maybe the arts shouldn't be so expensive and maybe there is something

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to be said about access for all.

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That's a different conversation.

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I'm not even talking about dress codes.

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But we now are at a place where like if you're wearing sweatpants

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or you're wearing like those black Adidas like workout pants that

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have the two white stripes on the side, no one's gonna blink at you.

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They're gonna let you in.

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Like it's fine.

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No.

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Okay.

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That's something completely different.

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My complaint today, especially when it's wintry time and everyone has

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coats and scarves and accoutrement, and they drape them over the back.

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Of their chair.

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Now we all know, we've talked about this.

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Broadway theaters were built hundreds of years ago when the average size

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of a human was 60% what it is today.

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Alright, so everyone's already crammed and, and smushed your kneecaps or

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touching the seat that's in front of you.

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It's worse than being in the back of a Honda Civic like.

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People then drape their big puffy mother down coats over the back, and

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then I have a hood that's literally tickling my nose the entire show.

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It's like I don't understand the lack of awareness that when you drape your coat

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over the chair, you are then infringing on my personal space that I've paid $300 for.

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Mm-hmm.

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To sit and watch a show.

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And then when you're like.

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When you get the gall to say, I'm sorry, um, can you put your coat like under your

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seat or can you like do something else?

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Can you pay the $2 to coat check it?

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Can you just put it in your lap?

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Can you do anything other than draping it so that it is literally tickling my face?

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They get mad at you.

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I, I, I don't understand.

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I understand not wanting to put your coat on the ground, but like I don't

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put my winter coat in my bed with me.

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I know that that is gross and dirty.

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So when I go to a show, I ball it up out of consideration and I put it in the seat

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under me 'cause I don't want it in my lap.

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Mm-hmm.

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And then I don't do delicate things with my coat.

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I don't wear my coat when I'm in my car.

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So my complaint is.

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The lack of spatial awareness in theaters.

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They could be a movie theater too, 'cause those seats now are

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like lazboy and they're giant.

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If you put your coat over that chair, I can't see the screen.

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Like no one has any awareness of their neighbors in close proximity.

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That is my complaint.

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The next time you were in ENC, closed quarters in a place where you paid

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upwards of 150, let's be real, up to $400 to see a Broadway show.

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Don't put your coat over the back of your chair.

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It's insane.

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You're an insane person.

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That's my complaint.

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I hear you try.

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Wow.

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That's a good complaint.

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I think people only understand this rule on airplanes 'cause

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of that seat back table.

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Yes.

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You know, we

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get it.

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That area.

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My area, my area.

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But people do it, it still,

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people will still, still do it on airplanes, old ladies.

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They will drape their coat over their chair.

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Oh.

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I'm like, are you, are you out?

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If you're,

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no, you've lost it at that point.

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No.

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You've lost the plot.

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You've lost the plot.

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YII have no defense for you.

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I have no defense.

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It's, it's not defensible.

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Anyway, thank you

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for letting me fetch that out.

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Thank you.

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Good

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fetch tray.

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Very good.

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Very relatable.

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I feel you on all the counts.

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All right.

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I think I need a drink.

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I feel like a little bit like, I don't know.

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Re we gotta lighten the mood here.

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I think we, we gotta, we gotta pop some bottles.

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What do you think?

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Well, it's good.

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You have real, I mean, I didn't

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even open my bottle yet because you know why I tried to do it

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subtly off camera.

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I have Canada dry.

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I'm

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Oh, you, oh, you're not doing champagne.

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But now I wish I actually had real

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champagne.

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'cause we have a long day recording today.

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I,

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yeah, this is, this was part of the arrangement.

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I need you drunk.

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Well, here we go.

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I want you all to hear the beautiful bubbles.

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Oh.

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Oh no.

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I thought I would

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pray.

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Don't hurt, don't hurt yourself.

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Okay, I'm going right for the source.

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Okay.

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I just put a straw.

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Uh, she clearly didn't practice that.

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She's spilling out.

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Do you need to pause?

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Just clean it or you'll deal with it?

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I brought paper towels.

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Oh, she's prepared.

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Cheers.

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Tray.

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Beautiful.

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Cheers.

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200 years.

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200 years.

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200 episodes.

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Feels like 200 years.

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That first year of episodes, I think are our episodes Felt like a year long.

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That day.

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Those hour long

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episodes.

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Hour and a half.

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That's right.

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We've come a long way my friend.

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Toast.

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It's so

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amazing to be here with you.

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I love you.

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Love you toast.

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Cheers to as many more episodes as we, we got in us, and we love you, Queens.

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Thank you for being here with us.

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Thank you for being a part of this celebration.

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Thank you for continuing to listen and watch after 200 episodes.

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I, I love you so much.

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I'm so grateful for you.

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Yes, this has been a wonderful adventure.

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If you're listening or watching, raise a Glass.

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Yes.

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Here's to those we love, here's to those we hate.

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Here's to sitting around and never procrast to painting.

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Painting.

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I don't know.

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I was gonna try to be clever.

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Yes, Chelsey, I like you and I, yes, have done something

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consistently for 200 episodes.

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That's right.

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200

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times.

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We've co consistently more than that.

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'cause we, we have bonus episodes.

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We had a whole separate series of Christmas e extras.

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We've done an entire series of the after show.

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That's another 179 episodes we've done.

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It's insane.

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I am acknowledging you for showing up and doing, I'm acknowledging us

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for stick, stick with itness ness and, um, and that as you pointed

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out also to the audience that's, uh.

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Shared in the journey with us.

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We love you all.

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Cheers.

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We love you so much, Queens.

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Cheers to the Royal squad.

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Cheers to you.

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Thank you.

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Love you.

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I'm drinking right outta the bottle.

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That one was better.

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I'm gonna get so drunk.

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I'm gonna be wasted.

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I, I committed to drinking this entire spliff.

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This doesn't taste good.

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I think it's like airplane size.

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I feel like this is what they give you on an airplane.

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You also drink Canada dry in an airplane.

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I'm not leading the witness.

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I'm just saying

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is Ginger ale usually caffeine-free?

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Is that like a thing?

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I don't know this, is that a thing?

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I think so.

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I bought these when I had strap, uh, and I didn't realize they were I And now

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you're addicted to them mini bottles?

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No, I think they're disgusting.

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I only had one.

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Oh, I'm obsessed

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with them.

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I love the mini ginger bottles.

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It's, I like the mini cans step away, but I don't like mini can like

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the taste of this.

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Maybe I like schlep Schwepps better.

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Oh, could

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be.

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All right.

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Should we jump into an online review now that we've Cheers?

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Oh my God.

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Let's do it.

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Okay.

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But wait.

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Before we put the cart before the horse?

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Yes.

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If you are loving the show, I. Do not forget to hit that subscribe button.

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It is for free and it helps us.

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Don't you wanna help us?

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And it keeps all of these 200 plus reviews coming.

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Let's do more.

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Hit subscribe,

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please.

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Ah, yeah, subscribe.

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We love hearing from you.

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Drop a comment below.

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Let us know what's making you laugh, gasp, or say, oh no, no, that's week.

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Just do it.

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Just do it whenever you get a chance.

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Okay?

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Thank you, Queens.

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Now speaking of.

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Let's Review That.

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Review.

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Alright.

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As your trustee review Queens, we bring in reviews for the 200th time

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that we feel need to be inspected.

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We're gonna read you that review.

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We're gonna break it down and then rate the impact of said review on

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a scale from zero to five crowns.

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It's a very regal process that we call

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Assess That Kvetch

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and Chelsey.

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Mm-hmm.

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You are a 200th episode.

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What have you got?

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Okay.

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Trey, I knew for this one, our 200th episode.

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I needed to go big.

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I needed to do something that was truly iconic.

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Okay.

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A review.

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So legendary, so viral.

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That's been, that it has been shared.

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Okay, debated and mentioned for over a decade.

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I almost wanted to give you the opportunity to guess what it is.

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Maybe, I don't know.

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There's a product that reigns Supreme in the Hall of Fame of Amazon reviews.

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It's a very simple product, but it's powerful.

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It's inspired Epic tales, fake lawsuits, and government level intrigue.

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Any ideas?

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Trey, you only spent 200 episodes.

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Reading Amazon reviews and we've never done this, which is kind of shocking and

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has been brought to my attention before.

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Any guesses?

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Leave a comment if you have a guess right now.

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Actually, you'll probably see this, but no guesses.

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Try.

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Is it the milk?

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I know milk went viral.

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Lawsuits.

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I don't know what.

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It's

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not milk.

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It is the 5 7 1 Banana slicer.

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The banana slicer.

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The banana slicer really like popped off the entire world of like Buzzfeed

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looking at reviews like this banana slice.

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I haven't even gone in there, you guys, 'cause it's too much of a minefield.

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Okay?

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It's 11.25 inches.

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It's a piece of plastic that's captivated the internet somehow for over a decade

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with its ability to perfectly cut.

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Bananas.

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The product has an average rating of 4.4 stars.

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There are over 71,000 reviews, okay?

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Oh, and it's currently listed as $6 and 51 cents on Amazon, so I had to

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scour hundreds of unhinged reviews.

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I landed on this one.

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I thought it was interesting.

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Okay, so buckle up Royal Squad because today we're diving into

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a five star review titled much, much more than it seems by wham,

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wham.

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By Wham, like the band isn't there?

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Band, wham.

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Yeah, I

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was gonna say that, but I don't know what they sing.

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Yeah, but this is by wham damn

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it all started innocently enough in high school.

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Oh no.

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Some people thought little Billy Epstein and I were gay.

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But we really took home ed class because that was where all the chicks were.

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We learned a lot in that class about life, our sexuality,

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pubescent females, and food prep.

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Our teacher ed ban appeal was very competitive.

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What we sliced.

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And we diced into all hours of the night practicing and hoping

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that we could all get full ride scholarships onto culinary schools.

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Ban appeal was certain that would elevate his program higher than the football

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and basketball programs combined.

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He needed to find a competitive edge and one day founded on Amazon,

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the Hustler 5 7 1 Banana Slicer.

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It was faster than anything we had seen before and cleanup was a breeze.

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However, the hustler 5 7 1 is so much more being adolescent males.

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We decided to snook a hustler 5 7, 1 out of the school.

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To spend more time with it and realize its full potential.

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We found ourselves in the home ec room at the precise moment when BAP peel's morning

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coffee kicked in and he made a beeline to the bathroom to lighten his load.

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Oh my god.

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Little Billy grabbed the hustler 5 7 1 and jammed it down his pants in a flash.

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We tried to make our way to the doorway without anybody noticing us, but.

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Little Billy caught the attention of every girl in the

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class, if you know what I mean.

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As soon as we hit the hallway, we were off and running.

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We knew we would get in trouble for skipping school, but we didn't care.

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We had the Hustler 5 7 1, and it was ours.

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We made it all the way to little Billy's house.

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We knew we were safe there because his parents both worked during the day.

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His mom was a a slinky tester and his dad licked envelopes for publisher's clearing

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house sweepstakes and all the excitement.

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After we arrived at his house, little Billy pulled the hustler.

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5 7 1. Out of his pants and little too quickly, he's now a eunuch,

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but our story doesn't

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end there.

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We buried the LER 5 7 1 in little Billy's backyard to avoid suspicion to.

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However, we had to keep bearing it because several dogs and a raccoon kept digging

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it back up with all the blood on it.

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After little Billy had finally healed, we decided to see what

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the Hustler 5 7 1 could do.

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After all.

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We never got the chance before due to little Billy's misfortune.

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As little Billy was lifting it from the ground.

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The dogs were all over it, so I grabbed it and threw it just like

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a boomerang with amazing accuracy.

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It went out about a hundred yards.

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And it made a perfect turn and trajectory right back to my hand.

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Oh my God.

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I had to move.

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It was just there.

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Little Billy was awestruck.

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He, he tried to do the same thing but failed miserably.

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Like most paper airplanes he made in his lifetime not wanting him to feel bad.

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I told him that maybe we could play catch with it and use it like

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a Frisbee instead of a boomerang.

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Poor little Billy lost two fingers that day.

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Oh, come on.

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He was a good sport about it, but never picked up another hustler.

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5, 7 1. So I finally had the hustler, 5 71, all to myself.

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I took it out and continued using it like a boomerang, and found my

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accuracy improving exponentially.

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I started.

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Taking out pigeons in mid-flight and progressed to bats a dusk.

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I was getting the attention of everyone on the neighborhood

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and crowds started forming to watch me use my new honed skills.

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The crowds grew and grew even larger.

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At first, I was surprised to see the College Scouts, but I was more impressed

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to learn that the hustler was after me to found its very own hustler.

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5 7 1 Boomerang Leak.

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It was when the Secret Service showed up that I started to get scared.

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I was afraid that old.

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Fan appeal was finally onto me and had figured out I had pinched the hustler.

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5 7 1. This wasn't it at all.

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They wanted to go skeet shooting with Barack Obama.

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Don't tell the potus, but he never hit a clay pigeon to save his life.

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It was really me and my hustler.

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5 7 1 hiding off in the woods.

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Wham.

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Why did, why did they start this by saying people thought they were gay?

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I knew that we were gonna talk about that.

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It was because they were taking home ec with ban, with ban

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appeal, which sounds a lot.

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Banana Peel.

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Did you take home?

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We, everybody had to take it.

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We had to build a pillow.

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Which I think Bertha, shout out to Bertha, my housekeeper helped me make that pillow.

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Okay.

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Well we did not have to take it in the South.

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It was an elective and they changed the name to Consumer Science Careers to try to

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get more males to sign up for the class.

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Really?

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So that what it was like, you know, in the early two thousands in South Carolina, um.

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Obviously this is, this review was written by the way, in 2013, April 7th, 2013.

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'cause Obama,

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that's a whole nother conversation.

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Um, yeah, yeah.

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Obviously this is a joke review and like this is insane 'cause I

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can't imagine anyone being a good sport about losing two fingers.

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Right.

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Yeah.

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No, I mean

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the, the entire, the entire review section of this product

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has just become a pissing war.

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Yeah.

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For who can have the more ridiculous story.

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Well, and I think it's, you

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have to think about this as like fan fiction almost.

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Anytime you bring up the Secret Service, you know, it's a fake review, right?

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Because like.

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If the secret service comes for you, it's a secret.

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Um, okay.

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Right, sure.

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But the most ridiculous part of this review is when they say that they

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put the banana peeler in their pants and then caught the attention of

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every girl, if you know what I mean.

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Okay.

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Can we stop this weird.

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Made up story that women ale men the way that men ale women, like women.

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Don't give a bleep about your bulge.

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They don't give a crap about penis size.

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Sure.

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Everyone like I would

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look if there was like a very big bulge happening.

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Okay.

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Well, all right, so you're a woman, so you, you just dismantled my

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thing, but it's like it real, I hear

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you.

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Like, it's like the, the polite presumption of it all.

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People like men care about that stuff, so they assume that women

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assign value to a giant bulge.

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Right, right.

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I don't know.

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Wham, I feel like this was really lengthy girl.

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Yeah.

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Um.

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This was

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not even close to the longest

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I believe it.

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Like

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I, I knew it was long, but guys, there were some other reviews

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that were just like, they, they beyond exceeded the word count.

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I.

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I mean, as far as valuable, new, unique information here, I would've never

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considered using it as a boomerang.

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I am not sure that aerodynamically it would actually function.

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I don't know.

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I have never purchased this actual product.

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I wonder if it is sharp enough to actually like slice off your fingers.

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It's, it's definitely, this is like longer than a novella spelling, grammar.

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It's a novel.

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It's pretty on point, right?

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Yeah, it's fine.

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It's good.

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Truthful, shady.

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I mean, this whole product has become, like

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this whole product has become a joke, which is why I am like, it's a

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landing page.

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Like, all right, so this is like, let's just say this is way I'm

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coming to an open mic night.

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Since it's hard to go through the rest of our like points about them because

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like do we think that he's funny?

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Like are, or they're funny?

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Do we think that we're happy that they brought this story to the narrative?

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I mean, I. Little Billy, you know, the weird gay comments

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licking envelopes for publishers', greenhouse making envelopes.

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I mean, that was an interesting detail.

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I mean like, like, okay, sure.

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You know, that, um, growing up there was like a local newspaper and they would

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do mailers and every now and then my mom would go and get tons of envelope

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envelopes and, and like labels and we would label them and it was really fun.

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Um.

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As like a

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job.

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She did that.

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Yeah.

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It was like we would do it like together.

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Um, yeah, but you wet a sponge.

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'cause otherwise if you a sponge hundred, you, I mean, I

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did fan mail for a little bit.

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I know that's You wet a sponge.

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That's right.

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Um, you

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don't want those paper cuts.

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None.

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Um, I didn't think it was very funny.

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Like I, I feel like it's

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a specific, it did much, much

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more than it seems.

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It's like a specific humor.

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Like after his cup of Joe, he had to lighten his load.

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You know, it's like broy humor.

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It's broy.

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Yeah, I agree.

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Um, which you and I are not the audience.

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We're not the right

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audience for the bro.

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But do I think it's a creative take?

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Sure.

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If I was a creative writing teacher, great.

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You have, you took us on a journey.

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Am I putting it on the fridge?

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I don't think a grandma is gonna like, I

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don't think grandma wants this on the fridge.

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I don't think that, I think it's a little bit scary.

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It's like a horror story.

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We have someone like becoming a eunuch.

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What's a

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eunuch one ball?

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Oh, oh.

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I mean,

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yeah, there's a lot of that kind of humor happening in this review.

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What, um, but this is a good example of what's out there and it's sort of

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why, like, I haven't done it before because Trey and I like to really

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review reviewers that are like super.

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Valuable.

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Not valuable.

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That sounds wrong, but you know what I mean, like super, like informative.

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Yeah.

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And these are definitely more jokes, but I thought it was

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interesting to bring one of these in.

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But that's my question is like no harm, no foul.

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Like it's a banana peeler that's a jokey kind of like product.

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Like we can all just cut a, you can cut a banana by your hands,

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like you can just bend it in half.

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Um, and it's like $6.

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So like is there any like.

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Anything wrong with this becoming like a joke landing page?

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Like,

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I mean, I'm sure that banana Peel slice slicer benefited from the

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fact that they went so viral.

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So let's think about that when we go into the crowning and consider all of that.

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I think I'm ready to crown.

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Are you.

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So Chelsey and I each have our own set of zero to five crown cards.

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And in an effort to be fair and not banana influenced by one another, we

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will simultaneously reveal our ratings.

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The

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Queens are Tabulating,

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so to school.

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Okay, Trey's holding up two crowns.

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I'm holding up three crowns.

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Trey, you go first.

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Why?

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Two crowns for wha.

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I just found it to be a little meandering.

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I said two because like, at least it was like an original take.

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Um, wham does mention skipping school.

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Yeah.

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And there was nothing more titillating than like skipping school.

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Oh,

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yeah.

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Um,

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not that I ever did it.

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I never did it.

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I never, I never did.

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The idea

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yeah's.

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Not as bad.

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The

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idea of it felt really intimidating.

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Oh my God.

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One time I skipped class and I waved at my teacher.

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Idiot.

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Oh God.

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Um, so I said two crowns.

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'cause it's like, is this an earth shaking review?

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Not necessarily, but it was clean humor.

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It went there, it was broey, whatever.

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So no harm to foul.

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Two crowns.

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Why'd you say three crowns?

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I.

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I guess I said three because we made the effort to like

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really create a narrative here.

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Mm-hmm.

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And we threw our hat in the ring for like wanting to be most liked on

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this form of reviews, which I don't think that I would vote for this

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review as like the best review ever.

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But also I think it did get eyes on the product.

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So like we were saying, no harm, no foul, three crowns.

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Nice.

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Yeah, aren't you glad I didn't

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say banana?

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Oh, I am glad, but I did.

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Alright, queen, we've aired our grievances.

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We've inspected a review, so now let's shed a light on something

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truly deserving of a crown.

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We have reached the most regal portion of our show.

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Who are you inducting for?

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My royal line is

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All right, well call back to you unintentionally mentioning the sparkles,

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but today very simply, I must induct.

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These obnoxious rhinestones.

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Oh my god.

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Water tumblers just so fitting for today that we're so shiny, but oh,

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we are so shiny.

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So these have taken over on TikTok, like where I'm a little late to the theme.

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So much so that you can buy this for $20 at CVS.

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But um, these are, but like these are cheap.

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I know, 'cause I understand drag, but these are like very cheap rhinestones.

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But you can buy on Etsy like.

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$700. Oh my God.

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Like Stanley hand rhinestone tumblers.

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But I saw this at CVS and I was like.

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You are like, that'll do.

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I'm like, I'm gonna get, and they only had the green one, but I was

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like, I'm gonna get this just to blind Chelsey and all of our viewers because

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I think it's so funny and I, wow.

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I didn't even actually drink it, but I had a prop, regular water

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glass so that I wouldn't reveal my, uh, Royal Highness too early.

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Oh wow.

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Try.

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But now I'm inducting.

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Here we go on our 200th episode, my brand new.

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Rhinestone Water Tumblr.

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That's gonna live at my desk and I'm only gonna use it when I'm recording the show.

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So for that reason, obnoxious Rhinestone, water tumblers are My Royal Highness.

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Get into it.

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Woo.

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Well, after 200 episodes, if there's anything that's important to us at

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Review That Review, it's hydration.

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That's very true.

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Well, we did it, queen.

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The Good, the bad, and the Kvetchy.

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It's another round on the, are you a RQ Ferris Wheel of.

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Doing something, committing to it, sticking the landing, not giving up,

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pivoting, and doing it with a friend.

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That's right.

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And slice of bananas along the way.

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Thank you for joining us today.

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If you like what you heard, please tell a friend

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and if you did not like what you heard, please tell an enemy.

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On this week's after show pod Chelsey and I are going to be rating

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and reviewing a three star Amazon.

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We're sticking to Amazon Review for a portable hand steamer.

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Things are gonna get spicy.

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Wow.

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And I wonder why this was said.

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Okay, so bananas technically contain radiation you guys, but it's

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totally harmless unless you somehow eat 10 million bananas at once.

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How do they know this?

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At that point, radiation isn't the problem.

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It's everything else that's gonna happen to your body from eating

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that many and paying you bananas.

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I wonder that as well.

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But please, Queens remember.

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Ignore the haters.

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You're a queen

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gendered on specific Sparkle.

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200 Queens.

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That's right.

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Love you.

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Love y'all.

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Bye.

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Well, hey Queens.

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Oh my goodness.

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What fun.

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I was putting on some besty bomb.

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Love my besty.

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I have some Besty bomb by Trixie Cosmetic.

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Shout out to Trixie.

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We love you guys and, um, love you.

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Make sure that you join us on Friday for the after show because Chelsey has

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Come over, go bananas with us.

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That it go bananas.

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Bye.

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