I'm going to be able to live. So, So everyone in the audience, red thread audience. I didn't want to write an intro story this week because quite frankly I'm a bit tired of coming

up with ways of figuring out ways to trick the audience into transporting themselves

into the point of view of terrible people and this case is full of terrible people just

beyond the person in the title it's just full of really awful people but I still

needed some kind of dramatic intro to introduce everyone to the episode of the show since

this has become a bit of a mainstay of the series, a staple if you will.

So I did what everyone else does in these sorts of situations in 2024 when deadlines are approaching

very quickly and you can't find the energy

to come up with a creative solution.

I turn to chat gPT.

So let's find out how chat gp t would introduce an episode of Red Thread.

Picture this, a courtroom where the drama is so intense it makes reality TV look like a snooze fest.

We're talking about a case that had more drama than a tele-novela marathon and more twists

than a pretzel factory on a roller coaster.

Oh my God, wait, that's fire.

Whoa!

Oh, God.

Welcome, dear listeners to the wacky world of the trial that had us all scratching our heads and wondering if we'd accidentally tuned into a comedy sketch.

In this episode, we're strapping ourselves in for a joy ride through the OJ Simpson trial where the only thing more shocking than the evidence

was the sheer absurdity of it all. From the iconic glove debark would that had us all channeling

our inner fashion critics to the slow speed bronco chase that had us

wondering if we'd stumbled into a bizarre episode of cops, we're dissecting the

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