just tell me you have your pants on while you listen to that that's all i need to know

yeah

boy

let's kill our waiter freedom

that's hot away to freedom.

That's odd.

I'm so butt and balled right now.

I probably shouldn't say that because I'll be in trouble.

Win, win, win.

This is gold.

Welcome back to the life of Caligula Caesar, Ray.

In our last episode, Ray, we were talking about Jews and Blood Libel and Androclus and the Lion. And we started talking, we got distracted.

But we started talking about Caligula and his adiatrepsia,

Greek word that means shamelessness.

I wanted to pick up where we left off and talk more about other forms of shamelessness that he had.

Do you want to run with that for a while? I do, but I just

wanted to say in his defense, when it comes to the exotic clothing, and obviously if you saw

the film, one, he's not wearing much of much, but it's pretty and it's see-through. But the point is,

he had a taste for exotic clothing. But if you

have to remember, when he was very young, his mother would dress him up as a soldier, obviously to

endear him to the troops. And I think she was a very intelligent woman. She was a political

creature. She knew exactly what she was doing. So did that start something in him? Was it there all on his

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