Hey guys. I want to talk to you guys about Babel. I also want to use the word guys as much as possible in the first 10 seconds of this spot.

Babel is fantastic. I'm learning Spanish over there, over there. And it seems to be going well.

I'm thinking about English next based on what I've just done for the last 15 seconds. I have it a tough time with that.

I'm also thinking about French because I'm probably going to move to Canada if things continue the way they are here in our great country.

Anyhow, bonjour, au revoir. Look, I've already got the French down. I'm ready to go.

Vaccine. I'm ready to go. Listen, Babel does it right. You can play little games so that dummies like me can have fun doing it. It's engaging. There's good ways to practice on this thing. So you're making, you're having conversation right away. I'm enjoying it. And I'm going to tell you something. I'm not alone. 16 million subscriptions have been sold. Babel's 14 award winning language courses are backed by a 20-day money-back guarantee, so get talking with Babel. Look, I use this. There's no reason why you guys couldn't as well. And then when I meet you on the road and you come out to me and you talk French or Spanish to me, I'll know what to say back, courtesy of Babel. I want you to learn another language, so I'm teaming up with Babel to give you up to 55% off your subscription, but only for listeners at babble.com slash parto. Once again, get up to 55% off. The Hagar we're calling it. We teamed up. We did it right at babel.com slash parto. that is spelled B-A-B-B-B-B-B-B-com.com slash p-a-r-r-r-d-o. Babel.com slash pardo. Rules and restrictions may apply. I'm doing it. You should do it. Babel! Please don't take this personnel. Would you politely go to hell? Hello, everybody, Nadde. Welcome into Never Not Funny. This is a little sampling of the

lettered episode that we released this week. And if you want to hear the entire episode, you can head

over to nevernot funny.com and subscribe to the platinum subscription levels that we have

over there for you to hear everything. But this is a nice little taste of what's happening over there behind closed doors at the

platinum.

So please enjoy.

Now, since you brought it up for the listener, and I always like the listener hear this from you,

I do no research because I like to learn also for them to find out so that I don't mgle it. You were on Love Island. No, I was not on love. What the shit? No. So the one thing I thought I had right. No. I was on a show on Netflix called The Circle. The Circle. Yes. Now, I don't know what that is. So to paint the picture, it's 2020, the pandemic.

We're all terrified to leave the house, some of us.

And then I fly to Manchester.

I leave the country for the first time to be locked up in a huge apartment building in England.

I do know what this is.

Okay, go ahead.

And then, like, none of us see each other, me and the other competitors, and we all set up, like, online profiles, and we all communicate with each other through this app on the TV called The Circle. And it's a popularity contest. So we're making friends. We're making bonds. And then we rank each other by who we like the most to least. And then the two top people vote someone out. And then at the end, the finalists all meet and see each other for the first time. And some people are catfish and faking who they're saying they are. And some people are the real people. And that's the fun. That's the hook at the end. That's what forces people to watch all of the episodes. And how far did you get on this program? I was the third place person, finalist.

Oh, so you made, you fooled a lot of people.

I was myself for the most part.

I just lied about my job.

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