I turn the amp up high and my incisors start to scream

The triples like a root can now the bass is all a surgery

Turn the music louder as it tests my endurance

I don't believe it now overcame life, dead intelligence

My teeth are washed and that I'm care

The ac inside reminds my mind, my body is really dead

That's why my teeth are covered

But I'm complaining, we're flesh and blood

Let's you down, you learn to lead into the pain

Hello and welcome to episode 19-09 of Effectively Wild

A fancraft space ball from a cross-front tea buyer

Pics fans, supporters, I'm a rally at Van Vassen

I am joined as always by Ben Lindberg of the Ringer

Ben, how are you?

Do it okay, how are you?

Dental insurance is a scam, Ben

Explain yourself

Well, okay, so the broader question to ask in all of this is like why are the bones and squishy parts of the inside of my mouth covered by different insurance than all the other bones and squishy parts in the rest of my body?

So that's the first question, why must we do these two separate things?

When we just do one comprehensive thing that is like hey, you know how you have a human face with squishy parts and also bones?

Seems like we should make sure that those all do what they need to

And then, and then it doesn't cover anything

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