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Well, for the same reason that I felt bad about doing the Green Day episode,

this is like punching down.

I feel bad because of the people who like this.

They didn't ask for everything that's about to happen to them, but the band did.

Green Day deserved their episode, co-heating cambria definitely deserves.

But here's why I feel bad.

Anyone who has time to even try to pay attention to this band in any sort of a comprehensive way

clearly doesn't have much else going on in their life.

This is just the time, filler.

People are invested in this band is what you're saying.

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