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Completely Pointless

Completely Pointless

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#33 - Just Stop Oil, Mario, and Mormons

This week we talk about protesting, making a difference, extinction, evolution, and workplace violence.

#32 - Amouranth, Having Children, and the Wage Gap

This week we talk about the Amouranth drama, birth control, Social security, Nato against Russia, Kanye West, Freedom of speech, and equality in sports

#31 - Potlucks, Future Cities, and Flirting

This week we talk about using food to further your religion, what future cities may look like, the pyramids, flirting, and our favorite fast food

#30 - Emergency Services, The Purge, and Smelly Men

This week we talk about our experiences with ambulances, stolen guns, dark jokes in the workplace, our preferred crimes, and being the smelly guy.

#29 - Queen Elizabeth, Andrew Tate, and MLMs

This week we talk about foreign politics, student loan forgiveness, wild conspiracies, MLMs, and financial advice.

#28 - Depression, Families, and Electric Cars

This week we are back from hiatus. We spin back up with a very fun conversation about depression, the struggles of raising a family, and electric cars' battery problems,

#27 - Strippers, Racial Slurs, and Animal Style

This week we talk about exotic dancers, our secrets to love making, memes about dictators, pirates in D&D, restaurant fanfic, and Chickens

#26 - Crashes, Therapy, and Masturbation

This week we talk about bad crashes we've had, peoples carelessness on motorcycles, our experience with therapy, US taxes, and boxing the President.

#25 - Social Media, The Consitution, and Testicular Torsion

This week we talk about how social media has impacted our lives, The separation of church and state, The environmental impact of children, and the purpose of the vaccines.

#24 - Cars, Unions, and White Privilege

This week we drag our guest through a special kind of random. We talk about different types of cars, our privilege as kids, High school memories, and workplace raises.

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