Poddriarkatet: Okay, welcome back to Podreadikatets podcast. Or, it is a podcast in itself. The introduction is as good as ever. It was a very basic intro today. I'm very tired, must say. I'm less tired. I woke up not long ago. I slept almost 12 hours a night. Which is crazy that the human body can handle that. The idea was that we would... I woke up extra early to get here. But I wake you up So you to That's true. We're two people who are... The perpetrators. It was nice. Because I watched some true crime drama. When you were asleep. I planned it like this. It was my first day after... Work, summer work. I thought I'd take care of and sleep outside and not set the alarm. But it went as it went. My body slept out a Every person Who has gone through a lot of has worked. We need a lot of sleep at end. Instead of taking away the caret. Can spend one day a week sleeping? Yes! 12 hours. A like, what's The Purge. ⁓ yeah. Sleep all nights. You have to be awake every night. But then you have sleep all nights in one night. But in a way, you're in for a red day, which is just the sleeping day. I think it's a lot more if you can get yourself in 24 hours. Yes, but you can take like... The was a red day. Is it still? No. They've removed They removed it? Yeah. Okay, I'm back on it actually. Yeah. It's also like this in the Who needs red day in the summer? Is it summer? Or is it between Heggo and Fejol? Or Heggo and... Sorry. Heggo Seren. But isn't it... Or is it Pins? Summer is early or late spring? May. May maybe. Yeah. No, I don't I don't really But I know that something happened with Jesus that day. That's the only thing we're doing. But Christi Himmelfärd, you could introduce as... Yeah, now we're the sleep-promise. ⁓ right. We've read the we've sports-promise and we've sleep-promise. Like religion is not really a thing anymore, now that AI has over and so on. So then we're that everyone can just sleep rest of their Sleep out. Damn, that's nice. That's nice. I would probably take the sleep-promise like two, maybe once a year. Yes. Yes, I agree you. Sorry if I sound bit weird. I have something like a bichol or Or some meat or something that's little swollen. So I sound bit dry. It's bad with the summer too. It feels like a late summer thing that people get bit chilled out again. That it's like cooling down again. At first you might have Poland at beginning of summer. But now it back to on the left. And it's like... Why do you feel like it's so stupid to get a in the summer? Yeah, it feels so unnecessary. Because then you're like... You really shouldn't be like that. If you get cold in the autumn, you don't even about it. Exactly, then can take a filter, a little cup tea, sit there and warm up inside. And the temperature in autumn... No, I mean The normal temperature in the autumn is still like... A little bit shit. So then a cold is not that big of But in the summer, it's normal to have a nice So cool down totally fucks up vibe. And it's not possible to have a filter on yourself because it's too hot. So I don't know how to solve that. And you're already sweaty. So can't sweat out the cool down either. So there's no way to avoid that. And then you around in a month in the summer, in the high summer heat. and whine. It's it's completely wrong. Yeah, I think those people are never to blame if we talk purely like, virus-like. Except for like, EMO's. Yeah, except for people who have death or something. It's like, those who both have pollen allergy plus high snub. The earwax comes later when the earwax dries. And if move around the society, it's I was of having earwax in the middle ages. It was like a death dome. Then you were driven. That's what Gustav Vasa died of. It feels like in the modern society it's sad to have it But don't understand how you were a stony human being if you had pollen then. What the did you then? You just in the cave. You didn't that much allergy, did But then what? It feels like why should allergies have just arisen later? Or little bit survive after fittest? It comes with industry deprocessed, right? Or is little survive after fittest that before everyone of pollen allergy? So naturally. But now they have, thanks to modern society, managed to on. And then they have increased. But then you if you think evolutionally, should not be any pollen or anything. No, that's I mean. I think it's really strange that exists. But fact, you don't from having pollen. It's a little uncomfortable. It's like with this new Ebola virus that spreads in... It's always in West Africa, East Africa maybe. I have no idea. It's somewhere in the middle. In the middle, around the And there's lot it's both war and... It's not like the best place. The worst virus. It's a bit mean of Europeans who are here's a place where they already a lot of viruses and animals that can come and eat them. We're going to fuck them hard. How do you about that? The they've gone through so much. But the thing is that the new Ebola virus is more to be deadly or dangerous because it is as deadly anymore. So people tend to the disease and spread it on to the next one. Before they collapse or something. That's That's how the virus often Covid did the same thing. When it was the latest string or the latest string. When the pandemic ended, a new string up, Omicron, the is it called? Cool name. A really cool name. Because it wasn't as deadly as previous strings, but it could spread. I don't know if that or maybe another. I might have misquoted, but was a string of Corona that came later during the pandemic. And then people got sick again, because it was more contagious, but it wasn't as deadly. So can be more The goal of the virus is to spread and increase. And that's how can say it most cases. And then you that humans are virus, but then I to that it's ecofascism. you learned that? Yes, I You should love humans. Yes, no, I agree. Now I a little triggered because I saw a YouTube video the other day where was a guy who was like... rated the biggest problem in different political ideologies. And this guy was pumped up the idea of being rage baited by every ideology he But among other he brought up environmentalism, the environmental movement, I should say. And said that the problem was it was anti-humanity and that it wanted to humanity's... I don't know, expansion of human... like, to draw down the human language. And that's the problem, I would say. Yeah, we have... But it's easy to the Nazi thing. Yeah, I mean, I forgot to that, that's... I knew there those in the environmental movement that are like But is that the biggest problem in the movement? it's... Yeah, that's probably Everything else is good with environment. Yeah, that's how you see... ⁓ okay. That's a better talk, Nim. The video... The way he said it, I it really stupid. He blew it as it were a main idea. The core idea. Otherwise, are quite strong winds like I know, it's getting damn hot in here. But primitivism and stuff. That large parts of the environmental movement, for example, they have a problem with just blowing up a nuclear power and then continue as usual. Because they want to go back to this, you live near nature, you live in huts and stuff. They can't imagine that we just blow up a solution for the pollution and then just continue with what we're doing. No, that's right. You can understand it from one point You can just live in huts not have to worry about that nature just has its own way. You're the bomber type. Yes, but that also that people... It will be... The population will be raised to where we were on the rocks, like 2000 people on the planet. It doesn't And some ecophagists But they will be the first to be rich. When the come back, Because then it be most blood thirsty libertarians. Then it the survival of the fittest. But now Stedal have AK-47s, MS and rocket guns. It will be Far Cry. That's true. Sorry, nervous chatter. But what's on the agenda today? For me, so much. But I will try to something up with True Crime. Because that's my new obsession. Yes, I've noticed that. I've gotten the hang it. But it's interesting. You have an insight into this now. Yes, from a YouTube user perspective. What's yours? you to I'm going to up some different points that concern food and what I see as very funny reactions. Some kind silly reactions to my food. It's like a talk of It's talking about pandemics, food, risk, infection and spread. When I food and mean food and drink. It's reactions to food and drink that think, and it's recently in the media, that I think pretty funny. But do you want to get started? Should I get started? Yes, if you want to Then I will. I was start with something I here today. The idea was that it was a woman who had... She and her... What is it now? No, was just funny. Before you said it. No, sorry. No, was a woman who had... Her husband had gone to Lidl and bought a pack of Okay, she had bought a 24 pack. 24 pack Trocadero. Then when they got home, they opened this 24 pack. It on one of the Trocadero cans. It was only 23 Trocadero cans. And an beer can. Strong beer. Strong beer. And this got her completely crazy. Mycterious. Yeah, was that kind of Spendrupz had been criticized for this. They had brought back all 24 packs of Trogadero. Because there one beer in every Trogadero. Which is really sad if you realized that now. Because then you would have bought a lot of Trogadero. Is it some summer worker who tries to something? They had been asked if there was a human factor. But they said that it was a human factor. That was something that they sent out. the beer variety in close contact with the trocadero. it was a sorting error. But when the woman just said, this can't happen. Because she just thought, if a child opened the package. Imagine if a child opened a package with trocadero and found one strong beer. Then the child, perhaps on his own, tasted that beer. He thought it tasted like piss. and chose Trocadero instead. A problem that had never arisen. And if you had chosen to drink one strong beer, would it a minimal effect on your life? Yes, and the is, or they might have... If they had started to dislike beer in early age and didn't want to it again. Or tasted it, I don't know. Yes, then you a... The question is, was it manufacturing fault or was it a rattle of Trocadero? No, that would have a bit sad. That would have really nice. But then, the is, I can save some grace for this woman. Was the beer that was mixed in here. It was Lucky Bait. So then you would actually be little disappointed. If I opened 24 packs of Ocadero and then I a Lucky Bait in there. But I don't get it, because it's also different sizes. No. So a Lucky Bait is a thicker hand grenade. exactly. And all new scaring cans are like, elongated. But Lucky Bait came out and it's so gross that Lucky Bait as ...a little of trash. It just wrong. So I don't understand how it can be No, that's a good question. That's what he said. But... What's it I'm like, if... She says like... child can... What happens if a child gets hold of it? Yeah, but then it's wrong from the that... As parents, you let... a full back with Trocadero, stand out among a child sugar-dependent. That shouldn't happen from the But now can be like that. This can be wrong. could be that it was Trocadero Zero. Okay. was Trocadero Zero. Children shouldn't give themselves too much aspartame. No, especially not if they have ADHD diagnosis. Apparently I've heard that. Really? Because they get more speeded Kind of. Yeah, but, and then, anyway, it's the whole principle. You just shouldn't give... ...scary. Scary can't exist. Now I think it's going a too No, it can't be available on the weekend, that's I mean. The thing with why you don't give candy to children on weekends, it's not like that they'll get holes, everyone knows that. You won't get holes if you give them candy every day. It's just because As long as they brush their teeth. As long as they brush their teeth. We as young adults, know that if we eat candy every day, will never get As long as we brush our teeth. It's more of precise thing that you can't get all the good life all the time. I don't agree. I think it's because if you eat candy every day, will hair and That's you say to children. But it is so. I don't think so. I've never had a You have much better tooth health than I have. Have you had a hair I haven't had hair cut, but I've it close to I've pre-cut my before it's hair cut. It's been bit Kind of. It's been bit rough, but I haven't really there yet. If I had had a better hand, I a towel and all that bullshit. But, you eat good food every day, it's risk that you get a hole You wouldn't have hole if you eat anything. Okay, children get holes regardless. You don't have a good throat. No, don't. But I mean, I... I have a whole... Not an incredible tooth health. have a tooth care. My tooth health is not that bad, but my tooth care is not the best. It should be better. But a child, a child. when you let the child, when it is, old, start brushing their teeth themselves, then will go to hell. If you then let them eat candy every day and brush their teeth themselves, it will not work. But again, we compare apples and pears here. What is the difference between you It's almost like we're annoying each other, but we both don't have kids. We both... We've never had a You've some holes, of course. We both have no relationship to candy. What do you no relationship to candy? We both are no candy addicts. No. How often is there in the household? Very Never. Like two times. It's true. I I have a lot of friends who... They mock you for being a candy. Yeah, you're right Okay. True. Okay? But now think you have a very strange starting point in your argument. If you don't experience something yourself, can't argue for or against it. No. But I don't it. I just get angry. Yeah. But what did you No, but I think it's weird argumentation, like, to only be to argue for things that you yourself hear, like, directly experienced. I don't even what we're discussing. No, but how so? It's really interesting, just a little overreaction on getting an beer in your troggadero. Yes. That was it. Next Snöflinga. Snöflinga number two. That is... Yes, then he list of Snöflinga. This is my first snowflake. There will two more snowflakes. Okay, okay. So now I'm going to about two different... Now I'm going to talk about traditional food from two different perspectives. ⁓ I like that. And the one perspective... Thor Eberthmann mentioned, Yeah, you mentioned that. No, I'm going to discuss traditional food from two perspectives. And the one scenario is young people who are the snowflakes. In the other scenario, it's adults. Okay. Bipolar... what's Binary opposites. Yeah, exactly. But which one should I start with? Start with us as young people. Yeah, exactly. Okay, but then we'll talk a little bit about kräftskivor. ⁓ there I've of them. ⁓ have you also read them? Yeah. Or seen them? Because kräftskivor is something we both like a lot. Yeah. It's festive, it's nice. it. Kräftor är väldigt gott. Det är lite kul att sitta där och pula med kräftorna. En annan festmåltid, då kommer man att sitta där i två timmar. Man kanske äter första halvtimme och sen sitter man bara snackar. Men på en kräftfilma sitter man och äter i två timmar. För det går inte att få ut dem där. Det tar sån jävla tid. Varje kräfta tar tre minuter. Man är ju alltid tyst på en kräftskida. Det är galet. Det tystnad och lite knappar av att man trycker. I mean, it's a bit a slurp and stuff. And then it breaks off once every quarter with a little bowl or a snack, a pizza. But it's something a bit nice about it, think. And then it can be afterwards. I'm like a crayon and always me nervous, too. Because I always want to the to be to make fund for it. I get worried that it's out there too long, so it's to be bad. So it's a bit a stress moment for me. That's why you're so quiet, you just to push in the powers as fast as possible. But, how about Havre? Unfortunately, power sheets are not something we'll ever Because the Swedish fleet force, as we all know, is extremely endangered. It must be extinct in this team, right? No, at all. But we also the signal cancer. And now it has come out. I read that the signal cancer also doesn't feel good. Are No, feels a little too good, really. Because it shouldn't be in the water. But it turns out that it is immune to the cancer plague. Okay. But it's infected a little slower. And there are still illegal placements of signal cancers. What? Really? Well, it's like... It's someone's brother. You can feel pretty good selling crabs. As long as there's a market, there's also... That's it's also that you should... Instead of red listing the you red list the signal crab. And green list the crab. Green list... What's that? It was someone who argued that you should... Some researchers argued that... Nature is real or whatever it is. Or is it some other... FN-organisation, both green list the flea, because then you can... Then you will start fishing it to eat it again. then is a reason for the flea in the Because right now, it is out the red list, you will just let it out, because there is no reason. I didn't even know that green listed was a thing. No, but it is. Okay. And the is, right now will be the and because think that the fluid cancer is exposed to Then can't eat that. And if there is no market for humanity will want to It's a bit harsh, but that's it works. Then humanity will want to preserve it. what they So they need have a function. And the thing with this, the thing with cancer sheets from the beginning, was that it cancer premiere. That's when you started fishing for crabs. But now it's gone, so there's no point in keeping Right, but now I'll tell you why young people so Why they're so And that's the crab-shell was a gastronomy professor. A pretty famous gastronomist. I don't remember his name. He was quite famous. You might know what I'm He's all the history gastronomic questions. No, he said then at least that young unfortunately trends among young, maybe food trends among young will be that the bloodstream disappears in few generations. Okay. Because young eat, it's one thing, they eat much more vegetables than vegans. ⁓ damn. And that's we're going to do. But that means... Just kräftskivor has a very large part that is here. Which is bit vegan. It's hard to have a vegan kräftskiva. What should I think? Vegan kräftskiva. You can't eat western-bottom pie. You can't eat aioli. You can't eat... Krets. You can't eat anything. But you can eat if it's traditional aioli. It's just oil and garlic. Okay. So... Tips for hope that Andrew Tate Kidsen... Köttätan Andrew Tate Kidsen... But they're not to eat they're just to it. They're going exchange it for some avocado and some meat. Yes, that's true. And in Jolid they're all fat already, they're just to eat an egg. Yes, that's true. They're also bit of in their own No, and also a problem with that is not only that, but also problem with young people nowadays. They want have much more individual-based, like, individually adapted meals. If it's a knuckle-cutter, you can decide for what to eat. But on crepe, it's pretty hard. There's one thing you eat. And the crepes. And if you don't like crepes, it's a bit hard. So, young people. Take responsibility. Go on that crepe and eat the Taste the crepes. It's really good. And of it's bit gross. People might think it's gross to... take away skeletons from an animal and eat it from But you're totally okay with eating well-proteinized ham from an animal that's been gassed to by some pigsty. The thing is, I've never understood... I love kraftskiva, but I've never... I thought about it yesterday when I was sleeping. Or when I was sleeping. Thanks for the distinction! When I was in my bed yesterday I thought that it's so fucking ridiculous with kräfthattar, what's deal with that? With those small hats, it's so fucking ridiculous. And it's so fucking white people activities. That's true. But yes, why do you kräfthattar? No idea. It's pure nonsense, would say. Yes, because it's like... One thing is have these hair clips with crayons on. Because it doesn't... It a function. It gets pretty sticky. And of juicy. But the really zero function. It's so fucking ridiculous. Yes, now I think about it, it's like... No, okay. Young people. Skip the hat. But eat the crayons. Yes. And that sun either. No, I think it's really weird. It's on any other Swedish edition. And has no clear connection to the Kräftor either. It's just there and laughing. I don't think it even laughs. I think it's little angry. I think it's a relatively neutral expression, but it's kind of laughing. It's like a little resting smile. It's not so actively laughing. Resting kind face. feel little passive aggressive tones from him. I think it's something that I think it's like he wants to put me I think it's pretty happy, but it might look happy, but a little bit that. exaggerated. Yes. Yes. Yes. Okay, over to the fling number three. Our snow fling number three in this case is the moderates in Lidingös municipality. Moderate in Lidernäs municipality has now found an incredible proposal Namely that they should stop evil creatures in schools. That's what I've heard about. So then the government wants to... They are trying to defend that the should perform better in school. like all other reforms. But then they that the main thing is then Krister Molin, he the Moderate, the the name in Linneö. And then want that you should more tacos and spaghetti with cheese. The kids And away with the Peruvian fisherman's pig. mean. Fish, tendons and chicken. The question is whether they are as prepared to completely take away flying Jacob. Because it's also a pretty strange... well, not but something like that. Or is it just masked? it's Swedish rap races. That's what thinking about. Is just that you want to get rid of foreign thing? But the time you want to have tacos And meat for sauce and spaghetti, that's Italian. Yeah, but... This is like... It's their Sweden they want to back. But the children's Sweden is not their Sweden. No, also means like... This is something, if it was Swedish children at school, it was only children who grew up in, straight through Swedish food culture throughout their lives, then it's something. Then maybe they just want have, like, burnt stream with shit butter. Exactly. They have to think that their parents would have said like We don't want any spaghetti and meat for lunch in school. It should be a Exactly. Because the kids now, I know they want tacos, but they also want dishes from other parts of the that they are more familiar with. That they would want to We are all children of our time. That's right. But the moderates think that everyone should be children of their time. That's their thing. And also it interesting that the moderates have apparently left all their forms of liberalism. liberal conservatism. them, they have understood how it is to see as liberal that the should in and dictate detailed control of what food is served in Swedish schools. I can agree. Moderates are children, especially you, Kristiansson, long-term. Long-term and personal. And Benjamin Dosa too. He is a child, personal. You, can we talk a little about Bigita Edsen too? Absolutely. I'm starting miss her. I think she likes the food. I think she doesn't much about food anymore. She obviously likes the senpik. I think so. I'm convinced. From someone who has been fat, I'm convinced of that. But you've been fat without using senpik. ⁓ So she might have had a strict training program and... ...deafened. How do you that? Yeah, maybe. Just say it, because she's a woman. No, I'm joking. Yeah. No, but jokes in the moderators. Let the children eat what they want, of course. That's maybe what they say they want. But let the children eat what they want instead of what the moderators want. I think so. Snöflingor, stop putting in what others eat. And start eating crabs. That's what I say. If you're snowflake and know it. And if you feel like you're someone, then it's probably you I mean it. But that was all I say about food. So now it's over to you. I'm sorry to And I be talking. But I've seen some true crime. I've sneaked into true crime. Before that... Sometimes I sneaked into things that everyone does, of course. You're little extra, maybe? Yeah, I'm a little extra. But there are many who are... A little extra. In this day and age. No, before I've into, I've always been a person who snows into things like Flight simulator, survival in the I've been into all sorts but the latest snows have been True Crime. And I've always been one who dislikes True Crime very strongly. I've seen it as like, you should honor the victim, there's fucking way. No, I'm still a Nazi. It's a bit macabre. It feels like you're to make content on tragic events that are real. And feels like you're taking away from this... This person's life is just... ...to the brink of Exactly. It's a bit like... gore for normal people, could say. Yes, that's you could say. But it feels like no, because I'm going to say a distinction there. Because feels like when people look at gore, now I'm thinking like that, I don't how people who look at gore think. It's not like, I don't hopefully, one who looks at gore. But those who look at gore, I can imagine that they do it because they know it's wrong. They think this is fucking wrong. I shouldn't like but that's why I like it. It's the taboo that like. True crime, many watch true crime without realizing how fucked up it is. That they like it. You're right, that's true. But many become fans of serial killers. Because they know they're so fucked up and it exciting. So you a gore parallel. Sorry. But what is it That I would say, what keeps me going is the thought that I'm a healthy person, it's fucked up. That I can't eat true crime stuff. I did that one day when you were TV. And you just mumbled in your food. I was hungry. And I did it like this. I thought it was interesting, but also it was Macavage. But I can eat, generally yes. But anyway, yes. And then it was also someone who had been buried. Someone had buried his grandfather in the Yes, was a bit... And they found... It was like body cam footage. So I don't understand how you could eat that, if I'm honest. It was a bit weird. But then I you... I looked at you during the too, because I like to analyze. And I don't think you grabbed the brutality. You were a little decent. What's Decent device. I said I laughed with my damn friend. But I laughed at people's reactions in the video. I they were so weird. They so... They behaved so weird. So I think it was a way to handle the bad. That you turned off. You don't with it. I understand completely. But I tried yesterday. ate some chips yesterday. because I was with my parents when we did a classic... ...luck cleaning. I've been disappointed with my parents, they've stopped buying so many chips. So I go home to them and open the lid and say, the is this? There no chips here. And then I get to sit there with some boring apple. But the is also nice. I like I fucking like the But it's not chips. It's not chips. It's not chips, not. But what's the it? I ate chips for some True Crime. I felt so bad about it. But it was so damn good with chips that I kept eating it. You could have either not eaten chips or not watched True Crime. You could have avoided this. Compared to just switching YouTube videos. I needed something that occupied my mind. In a way. But then... I just ate those chips, I felt so bad afterwards, during the but was so damn good with chips. was the chips? It was some new taste that was like onion. don't know, it was something like Some new onion taste? That is different from all other chips ever. There are so many onions out there, are infinitely many onion combinations. But feels like I've eaten every single onion. In chips. Yeah, but this was some new onion. Or maybe it onion. Because I don't think I've eaten that chips. No. I think it was... Onion-scented. It was some... It was onion-scented combo. But I also a feta cheese, would say. I think it was two weeks old. It was opened. ⁓ It was a little fermented. Creamy and fermented. And I've never dared to eat feta cheese that way. But I tasted it and it was so damn good. Tips for all of you out there, store your feta cheese. It will be so much better, it will up umami It will take away some that sourness. Don't away that feta No. I think you can handle if I'm honest. You've even longer. Yes. Or you to like it because of it. I don't know. It's true. But there are factors that can affect it. But what I say is that I like the police work behind True Crime. I don't like the actual murder. It's like listing out who the is. It's a bit weird, or I understand what you but it feels like a true crime. It differs from a series, decade series. I have different opinion about decade series, but we can talk about But in a decade series, whole thing is that they have created it, before it was interesting and fun. To follow along and see who you're trying to list out. But in a true crime, it be quite obvious. It's like it months for them to it It can be done. And this problem also with today's DNA analysis. Now when you can just let the swap and then you it to a database and build up a link tree. Then the thing with police, with decent, politicized work is gone. And true crime documentaries get a very... But isn't that just if it has been some kind of... If you a person without contributing to the person. But that's almost impossible. But if it's some kind crime of passion, it's a pretty planned murder. And you have gloves and all that shit. Disemfiscated murder weapon before. but many have panic as well. It feels like this serial killer thing. It feels like it's unusual that people do that. Spanning, spanning. But the was, it was more popular before with serial killers. But now I think it's as popular to want to a serial killer. But they can't afford to murder until they get caught. Because it has become so DNA stuff has become so damn good. But that's all serial murders are those fucking... They do it by being like, mocked by it. So then it's right that it's a little... Something to track. And it's really easy to track. So if you an asexual serial killer, then think they could have far. Yes, absolutely, that could be. But it's also like... There's also CCTV everywhere. There's connected mobile And if you a trick, you're fool. Exactly. If you have a trick, you're a fool. Data, it's impossible to escape a murder today. Almost. Now you to see almost all the time. how they solve murders from cold cases from like 50 years ago. they now solve The is from 2005. That's they're now with DNA. Which is the double murder. Yeah, double murder in a farm. It was just some idiot who went there and wanted to people. Madness. But anyway, it's gotten a lot worse. will be lot worse documentaries, true crime documentaries. Because it's just... What should we do? We'll it to the Okay, we've got a brain tumor. We'll it. The question is, what is the utilitarian right? I think it's to catch it. But the time, are millions who don't get good entertainment. Millions with weirdos. I think it's good for humanity if they don't get entertainment. But then maybe they'll perform other diseases. To do themselves. Now I'm saying that it's like folk is getting violent by playing violent games. Of course folk won't kill people because they watch true crime. But it's a bit weird. I will probably give up this in three days. I think. And go back to Frisbee Golf and do shit. But that was all for me. But fun. And that all for us. That was all for us. Unfortunately we have no listening questions. Because you, unlike us, are lazy and bad people who don't to with your favorite pod. Or maybe you hate us. Then you might good people. But you don't want integrate more hate pod. Sorry for how this episode It's bit boring this episode. But the thing is, I think it's something nice about it. To be to have the best episodes, you also have have a little... But I think it will be fun. Learningly. You can always take something from it. see you next week. Take care, bye!