A scale of 1 to 10, how nasty is it if your wife uses your toothbrush?

Uh, it's not that nasty.

But it's not a 1 either. Like yeah, I know we have our mouths.

And you're good. And each other mouths. But also you go below the gumline. I'm not doing that with my tongue. I'm not getting into those

gingivitis pockets and yeah. Yeah I'm not as it's a little thorough with my tongue as she

probably is with the toothbrush, so yeah.

I feel ya.

Welcome to Ball Move Pulp,

the officially unofficial podcast for Dark Matter on Apple TV plus. I'm Jim. I'm Aeron.

And we're back to discuss the second episode of season one here. A trip of lifetime.

Aeron did this came out at the same time. For people listening in the future, this came out at the exact same time as the first episode, but we chose to cover them in two separate ones. You feel like that was the right choice?

Or do you feel like the Apple specifically did this

to quantumly superimpose these episodes?

Quantumly entangled the two. I think it's because they do pair nicely together. It does feel like the end of the climax this episode is the

rarely seen fourth step of the Martin reveal where they beat you over the head with what's going on and let you know the stakes and everything but it does feel of a piece where you know

throughout these two episodes you've seen Prime

Jason struggle to understand what's going on and at the end he kind of finally

understands what's happened and he knows everything he

knows but he doesn't know like like he doesn't know how to undo it and get back to

where he's going so I think it pairs well together

and it was really neat to see him explore

the sub-prime world and is interesting

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