Pushkin

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Hello.

I think people probably know the drill.

We're going to revisit an old episode,

and we're going to have an update.

That's not good broadcasting. Oh, you don't say to people they know the drill. Okay. You tell them the drill. You use your powers as a storyteller. Hey, everyone. Here's the drill. And drills are exciting. Think of a fire drill when you were in elementary school. How great was that? You're getting out of class.

Especially if you were in gym, like you ran outside in the winter snow in your shorts. It was great.

So yeah, here's the drill. Today, we're going to re-listen to an episode called Sky.

Oh, it's a classic episode. You know, we get a lot of pitches about being cut out of friend groups, about being bullied in some way.

I think it's unfortunately, like, a pretty common story that a lot of people can relate to.

But what we really liked about Sky's story is that we really liked that it involved her son and that she was doing

it at the encouragement of her son. And now that same son from the story, get this, this is a bit of a

spoiler alert. He's now an adult. Yeah, a young adult. That's what time will do to you.

Yeah, that's true. Make a little kid a young man, make an old man like me an even

older man. Yeah. Sad, really. You remember the Joey episode? I do, of course. Do you remember how you did

Sky and Joey on the same trip? Oh yeah, that's right. You did just like a week of knocking out people's

problems. So productive, so helpful. Yeah.

I should have a private jet.

And on the side, it would say, Mr. Helpful.

And when you took off, people would clap like Superman, and they'd say, thank you, Mr. Helpful.

Do you think there's room in the Marvel universe for Mr. Helpful?

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