Ep. #177 - What If You Built a Robot God?

The What If? Podcast

Spencer Wirth-Davis & Ryan Kopperud

Society & Culture

4.6 • 671 Ratings

🗓️ 15 April 2020

⏱️ 66 minutes

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0:00.0	Dude, it would be pretty funny to get the bop it sound.
0:07.4	I guess. I'm not sure when we would use it, but that's never stopped us before.
0:13.0	I would, I feel like I would use it anytime anybody gets hit by anything. Poppet.
0:18.9	Does that, do we tell a lot of stories where people get hit with things?
0:23.0	I don't know. Like in this story, the guy gets beat up.
0:26.1	Pop it.
0:27.1	That's rude.
0:28.2	Hi, it's what if. I'm Spencer. That's Ryan.
0:31.5	Hey, oh.
0:32.6	Your 90s nostalgia and craft beer review with two white guys.
0:37.8	Dot biz.
0:40.2	Boy, that would be a hell of a fucking domain, wouldn't it?
0:43.5	Do you own that one yet?
0:44.9	On your quest to own every domain on the internet?
0:48.7	Give me 55 minutes.
0:52.8	We've gone... Oh, go ahead.
0:56.4	Did you ever play
0:57.1	Ocarino of Time for Nintendo 64?
1:03.8	Fuck yeah, dog.
1:06.3	Zora, I just thought of Zora's domain
1:08.5	when we were talking about you owning all the domains.
1:12.3	Yes.
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