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Hello, don't blame me, listeners.

We are so excited to be bringing you a bonus episode and this episode is sponsored by

Showtime's film CUSP.

So CUSP is a documentary that we both just watched and before we get into the conversation

talking about this, we want to give a trigger warning for the conversations that we're

going to have, but then also just the film in general.

It deals with substances, it deals with underage drinking, it also deals with sexual assault,

coercion, domestic violence, abuse and also on teen dating and domestic violence and

is impact on children, teens and adults.

So this might not be suitable for all audiences, so please take care if you're listening.

So we want to talk to you a little bit about what this movie is about.

So I want to give you a quick synopsis.

Let me just start by saying it's really good.

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