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Hi, everybody. Welcome to a very special episode of A Mind the Asshole podcast. I'm joined by an

incredibly special guest today. He's the host of J-Train podcast, the co-host of YouUp podcast, an undeniable

influence of mine, comedy seller, comedian, recent Aruba tourists. ladies and gentlemen, the boardlord himself,

Jared Freed, welcome to the program. Great to be here. Thank you for having me. excited to call

people assholes while not being one myself. You're, you don't identify, uh, even partly.

Well, I feel like that's part of it. When you call someone an asshole, you kind of insinuate that you're, that you could never

be you, but I think that we're all assholes.

Yeah, a lot of these situations, I'm like, oh, no, I've totally done this.

Sure.

I'm in this exact situation.

So you are a- I think on the internet sometimes too, sorry to interrupt, but I think on the the asshole in this exact situation.

I think on the internet sometimes too, sorry to interrupt, but I think on the internet too, I think sometimes people just see statements about assholes and it should say underneath,

like, you know, it says tweeted from my iPhone or like this.

It should say, I also am an asshole.

Like, because I think it would help out a lot of conversations over the internet if it was just,

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