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Ladies and gentlemen, from WBEZ Chicago, this is Nerdette Recaps Game of Thrones with Peter Seigle.

An episode that depressing requires chocolate after watching, I think, so there's some brownies out there somewhere.

They're laced with Xanax, that might help.

It'll help.

Hello, and thank you. Thank you for listening to Nerdat Recaps Game of Thrones with Peter Seigle.

I am Greta Johnson here with Tricia Bobita and Peter Seigle.

And there's one thing that we want to let you know about how this works. And Peter, I think you should explain it right off the top.

There's a jingle.

Oh, I'm sorry, yes.

You looked at me and I responded with my usual blank expression.

It's live, Peter.

So here we are.

We're at Cards Against Humanity headquarters in Chicago, Illinois.

And we want to thank them, Cards Against Humanity.

We want to thank our friends at Pipeworks Brewing Company for free beer.

Free beer.

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