Dear Internet Episode 97: Tuna Time

Dear Internet

GeeklyInc

Advice, Relationships, Reddit, Comedy

4.9 • 538 Ratings

🗓️ 24 December 2021

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Dear Internet,

On this week's episode, Nick is traveling for the holidays, but Tim, Jennifer and Michael chat about dreams about death, tuna fish sandwiches, and selling artwork.

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0:00.0	Dear Internet.
0:15.5	Welcome to Dear Internet, the show where a group of friends come together to answer the Internet's wildest questions. This week, we're talking about predicting your employee's death, the vibe of eating
0:26.3	tuna by candlelight, and a yard sale fuck-up. I'm Jennifer Sheet, and with me is Tim Lanning.
0:33.3	Hey, everybody, it's great to be here. Thank you so much for having me. And, Michael DeMorrow.
0:38.5	Hello, Jennifer.
0:40.0	Hello.
0:41.0	Man, God damn it.
0:42.1	Guys, Nick couldn't be with us this week.
0:44.2	The vibes were weird.
0:45.1	I couldn't get out of bed this morning.
0:46.8	I put sipping cream in my coffee.
0:48.6	Oh, boy.
0:50.3	It's the week of Crembus right now.
0:52.8	Yeah.
0:53.4	Jennifer, how many Christmas gifts have you bought?
0:57.6	Zero.
1:00.2	I, okay, listen.
1:01.9	Listen.
1:02.6	I'm really bad at buying gifts.
1:04.8	I get so stressed out by it because I go into, like, decision mode, and I am am like I can't make a decision.
1:13.7	I'm thinking of all the potential options and then I get stressed out and then I get overwhelmed
1:17.8	by like, okay, well, should I go to this store to get it or like how do I do it?
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