Ep 035 - No Exit, by Jean-Paul Sartre

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Craig Getting, Arts, Books, Podcasts, Literature, Comedy, Andrew Cunningham

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🗓️ 29 October 2013

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Hell is sheeple, hot cocoa, interventions, mannequins, French pronunciations, and gin.

Also, hell is other people. Or so wrote Jean-Paul Sartre in his famous existentialist drama No Exit.

Join us this week as we travel to Hell to figure out what, exactly, the hell Sartre meant when he penned that infamous quote.

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0:00.0	While Andrew and Craig believe the joy of discovery is crucial to enjoying any well told tale,
0:05.0	they will not shy away from spoiling specific story beats when necessary.
0:10.0	Plus, these are books you should have read by now.
0:30.0	So I'm drinking this hot cocoa, it's pretty good.
0:37.0	Why are you drinking hot cocoa?
0:40.0	It's like almost wintertime, I don't know if you noticed.
0:43.0	Do you have a cold?
0:45.0	Are you 10?
0:47.0	Are you neighbors with the actual squishness?
0:51.0	These are the three reasons why anyone would be drinking hot cocoa in my mind.
0:57.0	No, I like hot cocoa.
1:00.0	I don't know.
1:02.0	There's not a lot of liquor in my house right now.
1:05.0	At least not liquor that I like.
1:07.0	That's always a problem.
1:10.0	Who likes it?
1:12.0	Laura likes it?
1:13.0	There's gin in the house.
1:15.0	I'm not a gin drinker.
1:16.0	No, I don't like gin.
1:17.0	It tastes like trees, I don't care for them.
1:22.0	It's all I can think about when I smell it is like sap.
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