Well, I used to be a stripper back then when I was 17, 19 years old and I made the bocoons of money. I made home

least $15,000 to $2,000 a night in my mood and I've always been a sexist one in the family.

I've always had comments from thousands of people.

Hi guys,

Hi guys, welcome to an extremely special episode a

crossover event if you will you are seeing this in both your feeds it is going to be on both feeds of mushroom and feathers in my

hair, but hi Troy. Hi, how are you? I'm good. We are bringing to you on this Thanksgiving day.

Something that Troy and I have been talking about doing for a solid three years.

Yes, absolutely.

Like, I feel like the first time we ever messaged, we like talked about this probably.

We did.

No, we 100% did.

Like this was like one of the things that bonded us. And we are finally giving what the people demand, which is we are going to talk about the most iconic documentary of all time, which is the wild and wonderful whites of West Virginia.

Just a quick heads up guys, this is gonna be the only episode

you see this week from both smushroom and feathers in my hair.

I literally can't even put into words how excited I am.

Like I've already watched it just to prepare for this like three times.

It's so I was trying to remember the first time I saw it and I think at one point it was streaming on Netflix because I think that must have

been how I saw it I vaguely remember being in like I remember what apartment I was living in, which is kind of how I judged time

between a certain period of my life. You know, like if I was living in this apartment, then it was between like 2012 and 2011 and 2013 is when I lived there.

So it was like I lived in that apartment for two years so it was sometime and then and it was when I was living in that apartment that Netflix streaming and Hulu like really became a thing.

Yeah. And I got a Roku and I got rid of my cable for the first time.

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