So vibrations from the engine power caused an immense amount of chafing to occur.

I know what that's like.

Let me tell you.

Oh, man.

Yeah, you hit middle age that chafing just goes through the roof.

Eventually, this created a three-inch crack.

I know you know what that's like.

Oh, 100%. The three-inch crack, you don't have to tell me. You have a three inch crack? I do. I've always had a three inch crack. Very cute, tiny little butt with a three inch crack. I love to use three inches. That's all you need. It's all you need. It's all you need. It's all three inches. I'm going to cut all this. It's all you need.

It's all you need. It's all you need.

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Hey, I'm Ed Helms, and this is Snafu, a show about history's greatest screw-ups, or

rather a show in which I journey with my wonderful guests through a distinct tale of human

hubris and or buffoonery from the past, examining what these stories say about us as human

beings.

Today, we'll be flying high above the Atlantic Ocean with the harrowing tale of Air Transat

Flight 236, and will be joined by an award-winning actor.

You know him as the lovable protagonist of such hit shows as Parks and Recreation,

party down, and, of course, severance.

And the not quite so lovable antagonist, though insanely hilarious antagonist of

Stepbrothers.

He was recently announced as one of Times 100 most influential people of 2025, and he may

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