The following is a presentation of the Galaxy, this is Force Center show about Star Wars, pop culture,

the ultimate adventure itself, life, and this is the second episode of our new experiment turned show

Subjective Wars, which by being the second episode has already

surpassed the only four center series in

one episode which was my show the data pit which if I had more time in life

would have kept going but I didn't have time to do what I want to do that

series so we're already set in records I'm Ted Knapsock I'm Ken Knapp Sox. So we're already setting records. I'm Ken Knappstock. I'm Joseph Grimshaw. And I'm Jennifer Landa.

And we have got a non-Star Wars topic today. Go check out the first episode, which was Ewarks versus Gungans it got you

know spirited Jen showed up with research and stats and really took it to us on

Gungans versus Ewarks and the Ewarks came out ahead.

Again, this is a show Subjective Wars. It's fun in spirit. Yeah, the idea of debating things on the internet,

that's pretty old, but this is a forced center take on actually having a

discussion about things that we might love and we're just forcing ourselves to choose

one a little bit more. Today because we are celebrating Boxing Day without a doubt happy boxing day to all of you out there

and post Christmas and post holiday crunches we raced towards New Year's we realize you might have some leftovers

and you might have some leftover dessert.

So today's subjective wars is cake versus pie.

Gut reactions Joseph.

Oh, I was going to say that is a great great tag for Cake

versus Pie. My entire body feels very strongly. There's nothing wrong with cake. I like cake every once in a while.

But I am, I'm a pie human. A strong, strong pie human. I don't entirely know why so maybe I'll be able to on earth

exactly why I'm so fervently pro pie and cake's lovely and it's one of those things that I don't feel entirely comfortable

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