CLASSIC: Ancient Mayan Ritual Alcohol Enemas

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🗓️ 2 November 2024

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Like many ancient cultures, the civilizations of Mesoamerica had a vast and rich history of unique cultural practices, spiritual beliefs and ceremonies, some of which may seem bizarre to people in the modern day. In this episode, the guys examine a common practice from ancient Mayan culture: the ritual alcohol enema.

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0:00.0	Hey, man, do you remember not too long ago?
0:04.5	But chugging?
0:05.2	When we learned the concept of booffing.
0:07.9	Yeah, sorry.
0:09.0	No, I'm thinking of that story about the frat guys that had to, like, get up and do a press
0:13.6	conference with their lawyers or they talked about the practice of butt chugging.
0:17.3	And the lawyer said it multiple times.
0:20.3	Yes.
0:20.9	Yes, yes, yes. And the lawyer said it multiple times. Yes. Yes.
0:21.2	Yes.
0:21.5	Yes.
0:21.6	Yes.
0:21.7	And the kids, the kids acted in this thing that they have called butt chugging.
0:27.4	But chugging.
0:28.2	But he paused before every single time.
0:29.9	Really popped it.
0:30.8	Yeah.
0:31.2	Denying it on the behalf of his clients.
0:33.3	But this is not something that frat boys invented. In fact, it dates back much, much further than that into antiquity.
0:41.5	The ancient Mayans, in fact, were big fans of squirting alcohol up their butts.
0:49.9	Yeah, yeah, not to put too fine a cheek on it,
0:53.9	but it's weird because we're writing the description for this episode back in 2018.
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