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This is Triviality.

Hello and welcome to this very special One Piece bonus episode. Welcome aboard. Bonus episode. What does that mean, Neil?

This isn't our normal feed episode that you'll be hearing every week on Tuesday that are released. This is a special bonus that is just on a specific topic. So if you're highly esoteric today. Yes, if you're clicking this, just wanting to hear Triviality, know that this is going to be very specific today. If you probably want to go to one of our other episodes that come out every Tuesday that are about an hour. This is going to be a little bit shorter. It's not going to be about something you probably know really

well unless you clicked on it because of that. This is a vanity project. Do you want to learn some

stuff about the show slash manga that has more episodes than I could even count to? This might be the

worst possible way to get introduced to One Piece.

You just say that.

It's all the spoilers and that is our guest.

But I recently watched an episode of Wisecrack talking about the philosophy of the ship in One Piece.

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