Hello and welcome to The Recapables, a podcast on the Ringer Podcast Network. I'm Amanda Dobbins,

the culture editor for The Ringer. Today I'm here with Micah Peters. Hello. Okay, he's still

doing the Teddy Furgan's voice and that's just like really rude. I'm just, I'm really sorry.

I couldn't help myself.

We are also here with Andrew Gittadero.

Hi.

Who is very kind and not doing creepy impersonations.

You enjoy my impersonations.

Okay, just let's, let's not, let's not keep up appearances.

This is like we ate of this.

Anyway, we are here today to talk about the 10th episode of Atlanta season two.

It is called Fubu.

It was written by Stephen Glover and directed by Donald Glover.

And this one was an emotional ride.

Is this for Bullitt?

I don't know.

I got that Marshall's, but it was on sale.

Man, that's why you can be buying stuff on sale, bro. You got to get some money.

It's tripping. I'm serious, Al. I need your help. I'm not cool like you.

To briefly summarize, it's a flashback. And we have baby Earn and baby Alfred paperboy. I think they're in middle school.

There also might be a baby van in there. Yeah, I was curious about that anyway. And then it's an episode of the three of them in middle school. And I think the thematic thing is that it's meant to serve as kind of after last week's episode, which is the

fissure of owls and urn's relationship, this is supposed to take us back and kind of show us

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