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This is The Outside Podcast with Paddyo.

It seems like in every episode, you're like, oh, let me eat or drink something gross.

Yeah. I mean, it's a survival scenario. Obviously, it's a TV show, but you need to be able to show people.

Like, I'm asking the question, can I do this? Is this possible? But hands down, the grossest thing in any of my survival shows I've ever done, that swamp worm. Yeah. That was the nastiest thing I've ever eaten. It looked like a giant booger with like a beak with like a hard shell beak on it, which is terrifying. Yeah, it was horrible. There was ants all over that thing. That was worse than the elephant turd tea. Oh, the elephant dunk, like seriously, if I put a little creamer in there, it would taste

it would taste like coffee, I swear.

I promise you.

It wasn't that bad.

I need to know what coffee you're buying so I can stay away from it.

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