Dear Internet Episode 55: Ghost farts

Dear Internet

GeeklyInc

Advice, Reddit, Comedy, Relationships

4.9 • 538 Ratings

🗓️ 20 January 2021

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

Dear Internet,

On this weeks show we talk about a grandpa's bad influence, blaming your farts on ghosts, and mental health checks.

Stay gold,

XOXO

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The coHosts- Nick Bristow, Jennifer Cheek, Michael DiMauro, and Tim Lanning!

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0:00.0	Dear Internet.
0:16.0	Welcome to Dear Internet.
0:17.7	The show where a group of friends come together to answer the Internet's wildest questions.
0:21.7	This week, we're talking about Chad, dads, and grandpas, ghostly vapors, and friendly mental health checks.
0:30.4	I'm Jennifer Cheek, and with me is Michael DeMorrow.
0:34.2	Hello, Jennifer.
0:35.9	Nick Gristo.
0:37.7	Hello, Jennifer. And Timisto. Hello, Jennifer.
0:39.7	And Tim Lennon.
0:41.2	Hello, Jennifer.
0:42.5	Hey, everyone.
0:43.7	Hey, everybody.
0:44.6	Guys, it's January 17th, 2021.
0:49.0	What hell's a Chad Dad?
0:51.2	Chad Dad.
0:51.8	Well, we're going to free, we're going to find out.
0:54.8	Is it like Chad versus Virgin meme?
0:57.8	Yeah, exactly.
0:58.8	I mean Chad in the archetype of a Chad.
1:03.6	I knew a Chad growing up.
1:05.8	I did too.
1:06.9	I had a second cousin named Chad.
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