So do you ever wind up on one of those, like, email lists that you never signed up for? All the time. Right. So I wound up on this one that's, it's a word of the day email. I have no idea how I wound up on it, but I am enough of a nerd that, like, I got on it. And I was like, I actually kind of like this one. Like, they micro-targeted me correctly. And now I'm clicking on it. And I learned like a word of the day. Like the word of the day today was taxophilite, which is a student or lover of archery. Which I'm like, cool. And so I'm getting into this over the week. And then they started sending me like quiz emails. They'd asked me a question. Like, can you use the word we sent

you last week in a sentence? And I was like, excuse? No. I'm not in grad school. I did not sign up

for homework. No. I read the word of the day. I think, oh, that's interesting.

And then I promptly forget of the word of the day.

I don't go around being like, how can I use orchidaceous in a sentence?

No one's...

Bam!

That ass is orchidacious.

You know, you actually used it correctly.

Okay.

Music it correctly.

Hey, I'm Paul.

And I'm Erica.

And this is that aged well.

Yesterday's pop culture today.

Erica, today, it's a good day. We have received a five-star iTunes review. Your existence has been validated. It has. Shall I read? Yes, please.

This is from MS. Kilgore, or perhaps Ms. Kilgore, well worth listening to. I'll keep this

short. If you were born any time before,

maybe 1990 or you like movies from the 80s, then this podcast is exceptional, and you should

definitely listen. It's funny, irreverent, and makes insightful commentary about the movies from

my childhood. I have laughed out loud on any number of occasions, and I look forward to new episodes

A plus, plus, plus! I like how she uses on any number of occasions and I look forward to new episodes a plus plus plus

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