You're Not a Psycho, You're a Revolutionary
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We'll talk about that in our Patreon post show. For those of you that have not joined our cult, go to Patreon and join. Welcome. Pumps, what have you had it with? Okay. What I've had it with are plopping vending machines. So last week I was at the courthouse. I'm talking to another lawyer getting her drink. I'm getting my drink. Hers has the vending machine with the arm that brings down your drink.

I am talking and don't notice that I've got a plopper. I've got a plopping vending machine. What's a plopper? It means it just drops the can. So we're sitting there. I open up mine and it sprays all over me, head to toe, Dr. Pepper, just completely all over me. Why are those not outlawed? No plopping vending machine. Haven't they always been ploppers? Yes, they always were ploppers, but the technology has advanced and hers was not a plopper. Mine was a plopper.

And so then you had Diet Dr. Pepper. All the way down in court. And of course, I was first one on the docket. So I'm dripping Diet Dr. Pepper at court. Because the plopping vending machine. For best legal representation in the Oklahoma City area, contact Meemaw. Yes.

And she can plopper. I see. I always just thought it was a plopper. I don't know if I'm even aware of the arm. I don't you know why I don't drink. Right. You don't get vending machine stuff. And if you do, it's water. Always water. So, yeah, no, there's still ploppers out there. But I would say probably eight years ago, like the airports converted to the non plopping with the ones with the arms. So the arm just goes up, grabs the drink, puts it down.

slides it into your little hole to pick it up. With no bubble activity. Zero carbonation. No, zero. But in your case, it was just like the Sag and Dragons flopping down that vending machine, shimmying all the way down. That's a great comparison. It was the plop, plop, Sag and Dragons. Fizz, fizz. Fizz, fizz.

But there was no relief. Absolutely no relief. Poor Meemaw, just fighting for her life out there at the Oklahoma County Courthouse. It's just not fun. Oh, my gosh. Okay. Let me tell you what I've had it with. I've had it with people our age or older that are nostalgic about the old days. Yeah. That are like, you know, everything was just so much simpler back then and everything was better. And it's this...

revisionist history that somehow the old days were better. And I've been thinking about this a lot.

And I don't think it's necessarily that the old days were better. I just think if you were a dick in the old days, you were less likely to be called out for it. 100% agree. Now people with their sexism, their racism, their homophobia, being religious nuts, they get called out for it. Right. That's what they don't like. Sure. And so I've kind of had it with this whole...

whitewashing of just, you know, the simpler great times of old. And I think it's just revisionist history because I think most of the people that say this are kind of assholes. Right.

And they're uncomfortable with their behavior being mainstreamed as and identified as straight up asshole behavior. Right. Like they don't want to be called out for being a dick. So it's easier to say, oh, well, it used to be better in my day. And the reality is you've always been a dick.

Right. You're still a fucking dick. Yeah. But now instead of just acquiescing to you, we're like, go fuck yourself, you dick. Yeah, exactly. I don't like it. Yeah, that's what I think it is. Because I've noticed some people saying this lately. And I'm like, hmm, I wonder what was so good about the past. Oh, I get it. People didn't feel that they could call you a dick so openly. I didn't feel like they could call out your misogyny.

or your sexism. So it was easier to be a dick back then. Right. You could get away with it. Right. Bad behavior was in the dark. Plopping, flopping machines. Plopping, flopping machines. Dickhead behavior ran amok. Assholes. Right. We're coming into the light. Yeah. And it always like reminds me of the Make America Great Again. Right. Before women could vote. Right. Before gay

Gay marriage was legal. Gay marriage was legal. Segregated schools. Schools. I mean, we want all that. We want all the racist homophobia that we can get because that makes us feel better about ourselves. Instead of acknowledging everybody's the same. We're all trying for the same thing. Yeah. Happiness, love.

I kind of think there's some people that aren't trying for that. No, I know. There's a movement of rage. The rage movement is running amok. I think there's some people that are trying for control. Yeah. Yeah. No question about that. Backed by rage. Wholeheartedly. That do not want people to be happy and have love. No, they're mean. They oppose it, which is interesting, isn't it? Yeah. Do you know how miserable you have to be to oppose other people being happy that has no effect on you?

Yeah, I do because I live around a lot of these people right here in Oklahoma. You've met them. Uh-huh. Yeah. Yeah. I've seen it. There's no shortage. No, I've seen it. I've seen it live. Our governor, for example, would be a prime example. The superintendent of school is a – yeah. So that's not that hard of a stretch for me to realize that, you know, you know what? When I leave Pickleball on Sunday morning –

I have to drive down the service road to get to my neighborhood off the highway. And there's this big mega church right there. And always without fail, I'm leaving as the mega church is releasing its members and

Always there's some person that kind of comes in and cuts me off. And I'm always like, why? After the whole thing that you just did, are you cutting me off right now? But it happens every single Sunday. I guess they're not teaching patience is a virtue. No, I think they're probably pissed because they just got grifted. But do they know that got grifted? That's the question. Yeah. I think what they do is they pay the money.

to acquiesce the bad feelings on the inside. Right. Relieve the guilt. Yeah. That's what I think it is. I think that's right. Speaking of grifting, be sure to go check out our merch store and our Patreon. Welcome to I've Had It. I'm Jennifer. I'm Angie. Kylie is our producer. She has to work with us all the time when she's not working with us. She's editing our faces, which...

Is to say that she has the worst job in the United States of America. Kylie, how are you today? I'm good. I'm even seeing you on the weekends now, Jen. Yeah. Oh, yes. I just can't escape. So yesterday, I'm playing pickleball. And I won seven out of seven matches, but that's neither here nor there. I was so I was desperate for that information. Thank you. Yeah, no worries. And

and her girlfriend, Anna, roll up. Okay. And they have a court for an hour and they're at the court right next to me. And so I got to see out of my periphery, I got to see some of their pickleball moves. What'd you think? I'll tell you what. They hustled for about three to four minutes, followed by a six to seven minute break and then repeated. It was like interval pickleball. It was like interval sprints of pickleball.

I've never seen so many breaks in my life. It's all me too. I have to sit between every match for about five.

Yeah, it was. I was like, where are they? And I was like, God, are they taking another break? Was it water induced break? Or was it just like exertion break? Exertion for me. Well, as we know, Kylie is a dehydrator. That's what I was wondering. Like, is it dehydration? But it's just straight up exertion. And see, when you play with me, I get mad when the girls break for too long. I'm like, come on, my heart rate's dropping. Come on, let's go, go, go, go. Yeah. Yeah.

But I think what's happening here is Kylie and Anna are training. They're training. They want to come. They want to come see if they can take the heat. Well, you just got to keep at it. Okay. You got two things going for you.

youth and lesbianism. Right. And I'm just going to say this. This is based on my own personal anecdotal evidence. Lesbians are better athletes than straight women. There's just, when I get my ass beat and really, really thumped, it's always by a lesbian. See, Kylie? I got to say, when we showed up, we started watching Jennifer and her match for a while.

And it was rough for a second. And she called after and was like, I got stage fright when you showed up. Well, they showed up and they watched. They were watching. I was like, I really want to crush it. And then I got distracted thinking I was going to like razzle dazzle them. So I took my eye off the ball a couple of times. But then at the tail end, because they quit their court early because they were so exhausted. So they quit around 45 minute marker. They came to watch the tail end. What did you see at the tail end? We saw you win. Yeah. Did

Did you see that stance? The Serena Williams stance for the serve? I had to yell get lower at one point. It wasn't a 90 degree angle. What about that backhand down the line shot I hit? It was gorgeous. Do you remember that one? Placed it right back behind her. Clean winner. She didn't get a paddle on it. And what did you yell after every point? Vamos. It was just a big time at the Oklahoma City Chicken and Pickle. It was a generational...

straight girl, you know, I didn't really see anybody Meemaw's age there. Did you? I actually see a lot of Meemaw ages there. Tickleball is safe for Meemaw's. That's the thing. The Meemaw's will come and kick your ass. That's the one area where the Meemaw's can totally kick

Throw it off. There was a group of like four lesbian memos that arrived early for our court. It's kind of half white we got out of there because I mean they were like knee pads on ready to go. Let me tell you the rule. Let me tell you the rule about this because you need to know.

You have your court right up until that time. So if you booked it from 10 to 11, you do not have to walk off that court until exactly 11. You do not let those lesbians bully you. You do not let those memos try to ramrod onto your court. You do not do it. I'll work on that. Yeah. Okay. So on the internet.

We posted a video about doomsday preppers. Right. If you recall, Meemaw said they couldn't alphabetize library books if they wanted to. Right. Yeah. We posted this on Facebook. Oh, God. Oh, that makes me so excited. Home of the preppers. I'm going to read you some comments. Okay. Candace says, wow, the level of ignorance in this video is impressive. These women would never survive as their sugar daddies would drop them in a second for their 1% chance of surviving. Wow.

Let me unpack this for you, Candice. Let me unpack this for you, bitch. That kind of pisses me off as much as the centrist does. Oh, really? Yeah. Because, Candice, I make my own fucking money, honey. We don't have sugar daddies around here. I don't have a sugar daddy. I am the breadwinner. So, Candice, you can take your Facebook and cram it up your ass because I'm not a centrist.

And I'm not a mooch. I make my own fucking money. I pay for all my own shit. Always have. Always will. Candice can fuck off. Yeah. And furthermore, you missed the point of the video. We don't want to survive, Candice. Right.

Especially with you, Candace. Candace, if we're having to surround ourselves with people like you that are waiting on their sugar daddy, peace out, bitch. You know, and that's such a classic internalized misogyny projection that she thinks that a man has to provide for everything. It's gross. Candace, I really dislike her. Yeah.

Candice, we don't need a sugar daddy to die on our own. That's right. We can die on our own without a sugar daddy. Candice, I will absolutely crush killing myself after the apocalypse. I will fucking nail it. I'm talking Mary Lou Retton 10. Remember when Mary Lou Retton landed that 10 on the vault? Yeah. For those of you that grew up in the 80s, you'll know it. Mary Lou Retton, she fucking crushed the Olympics. Was that 1980? Yeah.

84, somewhere in there. I don't know. All right. Loris writes, you don't need to know how to alphabetize books to survive. Well, it proved our point. I was like, mic drop. Facebook just, it's really full of a lot of stupid people, isn't it? It's bad. Destiny said, wow, these bitches would be the first to go. Good, Destiny. That's the whole point. Yes. We don't want to be with you all. Brenda. Yeah.

I'd rather have my man that can use a gun for food and protection and my garden than your man bun sandal wearing latte drinking yuppie husband. Is it Brenda? Brenda.

Brenda, was she? Okay, first of all, Josh Welch wouldn't be caught dead in a fucking pair of Birkenstocks. Not dead. All right, Brenda? No. All right. And he cut his hair several years ago. I would say like almost 10, 8. Yeah, like you need an update, Brenda. And here's the deal.

You can go dry hump your man and his gun. Just fucking swing for the fences, Brenda. Swing for it. Y'all can call each other Patriot as you get each other off. I could give two shits. Patriot. Patriot. Do it for America. Get the bald eagle vibrator. Maybe she goes full beaver and they call it the bald eagle. Okay. I've also got...

news story Seth picked out a couple zingers this weekend. Oh good. So we'll see what you think. This one is about a retail business who uses a robot as a marketing gimmick. It's a robot wine sommelier. Okay. Okay, so these people went and they write we ordered and it completely missed the glass and poured the wine directly onto us and as a final flourish

and a possibly humorous finale, the robot presented the empty wine glass to us adorned with tips are appreciated. This was in the United States of America? This was in the US. Yeah, the tipping thing would have to be the tip off. I have a funny story about that that's kind of on point. So one day I was at Flips, which you know was a bar everybody went to when we were young. And I'm sitting at the bar with this guy I'm dating.

And I accidentally, as comes as no surprise, knocked my wine, or no, his wine, red wine, and it landed right in his crotch. Well, immediately in my head, I thought, oh my God, that's going to stain. So I picked up my water and threw it right on his crotch while sitting at the bar. And he's like, what are you doing? And I was

didn't want it to stain. Well, my girlfriends come running over. They think we're like in a fight or something. So we had to leave because... Did you start scrubbing his crotch area? No, I didn't start scrubbing. You didn't grab a napkin and start blotting? Did you? Did you? No, because he was so shocked. He like stood up with his hands up and then he started doing... I can so see you doing that too. It's exactly something I would do. It's like a strike one and then you just double down on it.

And he's just like, what is that? Was this your ex-husband? No. It was a law school friend. You probably should have chased that guy down and married him. I should have. Missed opportunity. Did you go on a date after that? Yeah. Yeah. Let me ask this. How did the date end? He ended up laughing it off. I mean, it was like we had to leave, obviously, because he had a bright red crotch that was dripping wet.

So we went back to Norman, but it was fine. I mean, it was immediately funny because I was so pure in my intention. I was just trying to help. I didn't want his jeans to stain. And he's like, I can get fucking new jeans. Like, it's not that hard. So, yeah, a big glass of water. Did you ask for a tip? Do you suffer from having a parasocial relationship with two barely competent middle-aged women?

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Please go to happymammoth.com and enter the promo code HATIT at the checkout page. All right. Moving along today, Seth has found us some stuff on Reddit, and I love all the stuff that he finds. And basically, Kylie and I pumps are going to surprise you with some readings where people have confessed to like a lie that they've been telling for a long time or a lie that they have that could ruin their life if discovered. Juicy. Okay.

Big Breakfast One writes, my interactions with people is almost 90% scripted just to fit in certain situations. I just picked up habits and routines of the people around me that I've noticed that worked to be successful in human interaction. I don't care about anything and I barely care about anyone else. I enjoy company, but I don't need it. I do have friends and family around me, but I don't have a need for them in particular. I don't have a need for them in particular.

I might be an undiagnosed psycho or something, but I do feel certain feelings. I wouldn't get good jobs or would not have friends if I acted my natural self. Probably would have been disowned by my family.

It's probably about the most honest thing I think anybody's ever written on the internet. There's not a lot of that I can't identify with. Yeah. I mean, really, like a lot of times you're just kind of putting on to go along with the peer group. Totally. Because you really don't care. Because I think that's part of what...

we bond over is just the total lack of giving a flying fuck what people are saying. So I kind of think you're not a psycho. You're a revolutionary. You're a pioneer. That's what I think. I think that so much of what we do, we feel like we're supposed to enjoy it. Social norms. Especially when you're younger. Like you're in your teens and 20s, you think, oh, I'm supposed to enjoy this. Like I remember going to...

Like girls luncheons and girls nights because in my 30s because I thought, oh, this is what we're supposed to do. I'm supposed to enjoy this. Then I realized I fucking hate being around a group of eight to 10 women. I don't really like it. So you rarely see me do it anymore. It's a rarity because I just there's a vapid desire.

nature sometimes about when they're collectively together. And then when I leave, then everybody starts talking behind everybody's back. And I'm just like, you know, I just, I don't think I'm into this. And for the longest time, I went along with it because I thought we were supposed to. Right. You thought you were the outsider. But then you realize as you get older, and that's one gift of Meemaw-ism, Meemaw-ville.

is that you don't have to give a fuck. Right. And you don't care what anybody says about whether you give a fuck or not. You just assume that if they don't like it, that's fine because you don't give a fuck anymore. Yeah. I mean, that is the beauty of age because you're right. 20s, 30s, that's when you're very... Well, and how many baby showers have you been to and you left and told everybody, oh, I had the best time. And really it was a snooze fest. Yes. You hated it.

I hated the sandwiches they served. I hated the cake. I hated the cookies with, you know, baby shower cookies are awful. They're so hard, but they go all in on the decor. Right. The decor's really super cute, but then the cookies taste like shit.

hammered dog shit. And I really consider myself to be a cookie connoisseur. Kind of an expert. I have a sweet tooth. And I would much rather just have a proper cookie than some cookie with your kid's horrible name written on it in some cheesy-ass font. I've had it. This guy on Reddit, I think that might be the most relatable thing

I agree. Alternate reality, sociopaths unite. Yep. And here's something else that since you said this, I just went to a shower recently and

My daughter and I get in the car after the shower because everybody gives a gift that's on the registry. People tell you what they want. It's on a registry. All you have to do is order it. It's not hard. Right. There's always. Oh, yeah. There's always someone that thinks they have a better idea. It's the rogue gift givers. The rogue gift givers. It's like, bitch, please. They put a registry. They told you what they wanted. It's a layup. It's a layup. You cannot fuck it up. It's flaw proof. It's a layup.

And you always have at least one because my daughter gets in the car and she's like, why would that person give that gift? I mean, she has a registry. And I said, Emily, in my 54 years on this earth, I have been to a lot of different showers and there is at least one.

There's always at least one rogue gift giver that thinks they have cracked the case on what these people want and need. And when they open it, the person's going, why the fuck would you buy that? And all the people are sitting there going, why the fuck would you buy that? And the gift giver. Is so proud.

will not shut the fuck up about it. Oh, so not only is it a grandstand rogue, it's unbelievable. Then they have to like get everybody on their side as though we're at court at the baby juvenile court center and

And they're grandstanding about how prolific this gift has been in their life. Yes. And changing it. And it's like, number one, nobody wanted this gift. Number two, nobody really likes you. Number three, shut the fuck up. Everybody's trying to get out of this baby shower immediately. Everybody wants this to be over. And you're grandstanding about how great your gift is. You're selling a gift that wasn't on the registry. You're selling a gift nobody fucking wants. So just shut up.

Just sit there. You know what else I've had it with? What? Labor and delivery stories. Yeah, they're bad because everybody has one and nobody wants to hear about anybody else's. But people just, they've forgotten that.

They just think everybody cares. You know where these are ubiquitous? At baby showers. Oh, yeah. For sure. Everybody's talking about episiotomy. Well, when I had my baby. They're talking about vaginal burrs. They're talking about epidurals. They're talking about C-sections. They're talking about all of this very, you know,

Things that I don't really particularly like thinking about, which is why I didn't go to medical school or to nursing school. I don't particularly like this subject matter. But at a baby shower, that's all anybody talks about. Well, I just think there is something uniquely narcissistic about brides.

expectant mothers. Like they honestly think I'm the first person in the history of the world to get married. I'm the first person in the history of the world and all animals and people to have a baby. I'm the only one. I think that it is a product of overt capitalism. I think what has happened with this is

When we're little girls, we play with dolls. We fantasize about being mothers. You have this fairytale wedding notion and it's push, push. But what's the driving factor in all of those things is money. And I just think that it's gotten worse because it's even more profitable because now you're posting all the shit that goes along with it. Everybody's one-upping each other. And I just...

Enough, everyone. Enough. All right. Feline of the Sea writes,

All of my friends and even my girlfriend of two years think I'm Australian. I have a completely fake Australian identity, family, past, and accent. I will soon be graduating and I plan on asking the girl to marry me. Everything she knows about me is Australian and I don't know how to tell her she doesn't really know me. Guess I'm forever a bloke. Okay, here's a couple of parts to this.

Number one, it would be a fucking blast to be able to nail another version of the English language like British English or Irish English, Australian accents. And to be able to do it long term is impressive. And to be able to like just reinvent yourself. Totally. Start over. I'm a new person. And with it, like you, I have had friends that have completely reinvented themselves. I mean, you have to have friends.

have, Meemaw, where you see people just completely, you know, they start dating a new guy or a new girl, then all of a sudden their interests are completely aligned with what that person is. I like the ambition of this one. It's a full-blown reinvention. The problem is he's fallen in love. He or she has fallen in love. And then... Yeah, that's it. See, a part of me admires

The hustle factor. Yeah. The long-term Australian accent. I completely can get the part of wanting to re-identify yourself as somebody else. You get to make up your own family. They get to be how you want. They have the quirks that you think are funny. Yeah. All of those things. But at the end of the day, you're keeping a lie going for years. Yeah. So that kind of lends to red flag double life.

Yeah, but doesn't everybody, everybody has a component of some form of dishonesty that they feign. For sure. You know what I mean? This guy's is just an accent. And a family in Australia. Yeah. I mean, it is complicated. It's pretty complicated. And to be able to keep it up for that many years would make me think he could, he or she could easily have another family in a different state and you wouldn't know. Yeah. So I,

Kind of admire the ambition, but I worry about the long-term effects. Yeah. Yeah. I agree. All right. Here's one. This username is rectum retribution. In second grade, a friend whispered my name during quiet time, and I jokingly told the teacher that a ghost is talking to me.

Later that day, I was sent to the special counselor's room asking about me talking to ghosts. Jokingly, I continued lying about how I downloaded a ghost radar app from those, quote, text the number get this shit on my dad's flip phone and how they were always close. And I just casually talked to them.

I went with the lie for a few days because of how deep I was until one night my parents came home and just started screaming at me. What the fuck are you telling your school? You see and talk to dead people. What the actual fuck?

And my brother and sister were just cracking up while my parents told me how I could be taken to a mental hospital if I don't stop lying. And it was funny until they kept mentioning I'd be taken away. We laugh about it a lot, but God damn, that was my finest work of art.

Number one, the parents, that is so relatable. So relatable. What the fuck? Why is the school calling me? That's stupid. What the fuck? Yeah. I totally get that as a parent. Yeah. I think the overreactor in this situation is the school. Like, it's not like they're schizophrenic. They're saying they found a ghost. Big deal. Let it go. Now you're calling the parents. Don't you think that's just a little overreach? I mean, if he's talking to the ghost all the time during school hours, it's

Right. During class, I could see them. I could see at some point like, look, your kid thinks they're talking to a ghost. You might need to look into it. Right. Because if it was some sign of some sort of mental illness. Right. So no, I don't think it's an overreach by the school. Yeah. I just remember when I told you when your kids were little, if they had imaginary friends, that was good. It's a sign of intelligence. It's a sign of intelligence. So I would just chalk it up to, isn't my kid so smart? I didn't know imaginary friend, did you? No. Aside from Jesus. Yeah.

Aside from him, no. I did. What was yours name? I had the, like, remember the count from, like, Sesame Street? Yeah. So I had, like, a count that we counted together, and then I had Dalarina the ballerina. Nice. My mother helped me develop all these characters. Dalarina the ballerina. Because we were from Dallas. Yeah.

I like it. So that's how it all went. But I think by the time I was probably in like first or second grade, it was over. See, I'm a lot younger than my sister and brother. Right. And they were kind of assholes to me growing up as people would be. I'm not criticizing them. Anybody would hate having a little sister that's eight, nine years younger than you. And so I had no choice but to make my own friends in my head. I like the imaginary friend sitch.

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Somebody follows up and says, I did this as an older teen into my early 20s, except I said I was seventh day Adventist. I did this so that while I was working in retail jobs, I could have Saturdays off. I had a friend who was a seventh day Adventist. So I knew that they held Saturday as the holy day instead of Sunday. It's kind of ingenious. Here's the deal. All this shit is bullshit anyway. Yeah.

You might as well just be like, oh, yeah, I'm totally this. I remember like the suburbs that I grew up in. Everybody was so religious. It was just easier for me to fake religion.

being a Christian than to go through the whole, I don't believe any of this shit. Right. Starting at eight years old. It was just, no, I didn't start at eight because I really didn't know what, what this stuff was. But I mean, they started asking when you're super young. So you just have to roll with it. Like, yeah, the last couple of years of high school, it was just easier for me to just feign, you know, and people are like, what's your favorite Bible verse? I'd be like, Oh, John seven 93. You know, I mean, it was just easier, even though like I did not believe anything.

any of it. They were just so eaten up with it. And then if you told them that you weren't, good Lord, the problem with Christianity is how codependent it is. They're relentless. I mean, absolutely relentless. And the recruiting aspect of that is the biggest turnoff of Christianity. And I think it's unhealthy. It's like everything that mental health tells you not to do

You know, mental health tells you, mind your own business. Stay in your lane. Christianity, evangelical Christianity is you get up in that shit. You get up in there. Go, go, go. You get up in there and save a life. You get up in there, get hands raising, get tongues talking. It's your business. Right. Yeah. Change everybody. I've had it. It's unhealthy. It is unhealthy. And toxic. It is. And a turn off. Yeah. And a grift. Okay. This one says...

Yeah.

I know who is cybering at work and jerking it in the bathroom almost daily. Oh my God. Or at least they tell their sex chat partner they're running off to the bathroom to jerk it. I haven't felt the need to check the validity of that one. I know when people are having marital problems, financial problems. I know who is embezzling money. I know when people get fired for completely bullshit reasons, like they just want to replace them with someone younger and nicer.

And I know who my boss is buying drugs from. Basically, I have a treasure trove of my coworkers' secrets. I won't actively do anything with this info, but it's nice knowing I have the ammunition there if something were to ever happen. That's a great job. Wow. I love that job. That is like a 12-

Out of 10, because then it's like, you know, it's like a real time espionage slash reality show slash, you know, like it's I mean, my mouth is watering Pavlovian style. Just hearing that, how exciting that would be, especially because, you know, there'd be some fucking pink arm show.

dude that acts like he's a big Bible thumper and you know he's probably the biggest offender. I bet it's as predictable as we think it is. That would be the funnest part. Figuring out the hypocrisy, figuring out the married men on Grindr, figuring out the churchgoers that are horrible people. I mean, like in black and white, I almost think you do like an Edward Snowden type publishing. Yeah.

Oh, that'd be fine. Wouldn't that be fine? Yeah, just a total tell-all on your last day. On your last day. But you'd hate to write yourself out because you might want to monitor after you quit. Yeah, because you have all the passwords.

Of course, I can't throw stones at these people because we know that I would do the same thing. But I'm always fascinated by people that know they're being watched that do the shit anyway. Yeah. You know, it's like everybody has a smartphone in their pocket. Right. Do all your naughtiness on your own personal smartphone, not your work computer.

But I guess it's just, it gets easier. You just, everything seems anonymous because you're by yourself typing on your computer. Yeah. That's a lesson for everybody. All the listeners out there, be very careful what's on your work computer. No shit. But I would love that job. Wouldn't that be juicy if you walked up to your boss and were like, had any good cocaine lately? You've done cocaine? Like just bust him right in the act to see him squirm. I think that would be my part that I would like.

Calling them out to their face just to see the reaction. Yeah. Acting like I don't know. Yeah. That's juicy. Yeah, that's a great one. I used to do the hiring and the firing at my last job. And then it was my job to go on their computer and kind of clean it off, make sure they went up to no good. And there was a past employee. They got let go. And I found so much porn on their work computer. It's crazy. Unbelievable.

You did? Uh-huh. And they were the only person that had like a closed office space. The rest of it was open. So you just think back all the times they were in their office. To porn. Yeah. I just, I never understood that. Like you can't wait. You're doing it at work. You can't wait. Go to your car. It's just addiction. Yeah. Doing it at the old liberal tears place. Yeah.

Yeah. I mean, that's just the thing is, I just I think it's always whatever somebody is really loud and proud about.

Their religion, their guns, you know, you just know it's masking something behind there. Always. Yeah. Always. Yeah. It's just, it has never failed growing up in a Bible buckle state. The more religious somebody is, the more screwed up I know they are. They're racist. They're homophobic. They're judgmental. They're not overtly kind to people. It is just...

And then when you get into the men, the men are screwing around on their wives, screwing the church secretary, screwing their best friend's wife. You know, it's just a total facade and grift. Speaking of grifts, again, join us on Patreon for our post show. Meemaw is going to give us a sermon there. Meemaw is also modeling our merch.

And it is pride themed, pride colored with her cute little mean green fight machine jeans. I'm ready for St. Patrick's Day whenever it comes every year. Got it. Green jeans. Do you wear you roll those out every year? Well, I mean, I could if I wanted to. You have the option. I have the option. I don't have to search through my closet. Yeah, because I know how much you support Ireland. Well, Sullivan is my last name.

I'm a walking rep every day. Yeah. I know your affection towards Ireland. Yep. Always. We hear you talking about it all the time. Every day. Just will not shut the fuck up.

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