Dear Internet Episode 131: Cory and Her

Dear Internet

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Advice, Reddit, Comedy, Relationships

4.9 • 538 Ratings

🗓️ 30 September 2022

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Dear Internet,

On this week's show, we talk about a love poem, plastic containers, and what to bring to a haunting.

Edited by Stephen Garcia

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0:00.0	Dear Internet.
0:03.6	Welcome to Dear Internet, the show where a group of friends come together to answer the Internet's wildest questions.
0:21.8	This week, we're talking about filling your roommates Tupperware with beans, what to bring
0:26.5	to a haunted location, and a Red Deck love poem.
0:31.0	I'm Jennifer Cheek, and with me is Tim Lanning.
0:33.7	Hello, Jennifer.
0:35.2	Nick Ristow.
0:36.3	Hello, Jennifer. And Michael DeMorrow. Hello, Jennifer. Nick Risto. Hello, Jennifer.
0:38.6	And Michael DeMorrow.
0:40.5	Hello, Jennifer.
0:41.8	Hello, boys.
0:42.8	Hello, boys.
0:43.7	We're recording on a Monday night to switch things up.
0:47.9	But yet, it's, I feel like the first time we've all recorded together in a very long time.
0:52.3	It has been a while.
0:53.9	Two weeks. Didn't we record last week?. It has been a while. Two weeks.
0:54.5	Didn't we record last week?
0:55.8	Give a take, a little over two weeks.
0:57.0	So long.
0:57.8	Time means nothing.
1:11.5	Oh, right. Guys, also, like, everything's different now because guess what? What? It's like fall now. It's like fall now, actually. It has become fall. Like today, I was like, I need to wear a pant in my home because it is chili.
1:11.5	I got us pumpkin spice lattes and I'm like, I need to wear a pant in my home because it's chili.
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