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These Wednesday shows always get weird around here.

And let's get into it today.

I mean, let's really get fucking into it today.

Into the Mormons?

Yeah.

Dude, why are these goddamn Mormon shows everywhere, and why are they all over television?

They're on ABC after The Bachelor now.

There's another show, Bob.

I just sent it to you here called Surviving Mormonism.

Like, why do they keep? Like, by the way, the wives care. Like, my wife watches this bullshit. The wives in the neighborhood watch this bullshit, and they're fascinated by it. It's a cult. I mean, just like... But what is it exactly? What do you mean? It's a cult. Okay, so I grew up in an area of Northern California, I had a big pocket of Mormon people. I don't know why there just was. Okay. It's very cult-like. They're all, they're nice people, they're very kind, but like a lot of it was, they really only socialized within same members of that group. They had all these social events that only Mormon people could go to.

Yeah. Just strange. So I think that's where a lot of the interest comes from for like just normal

everyday people. When I was in Utah, when we were doing drinking bros, you know, at the start of it 10 years

ago, I had to go to Salt Lake City a lot. Did you live in Salt Lake City? Okay. So being there. So being there, I would always stay at Matt's house, and Matt's lived in an all-Mormon neighborhood. He was the only one there that was not Mormon. And their kids really didn't look at us. The parents didn't really look at us. And then Matt's obviously driving this huge fucking wrapped black rifle coffee truck all through the neighborhood, you know?

And I thought maybe it was that, and he was,

no, man, they're all Mormons.

And I was like, what does that mean?

And they were like, well, they instinctively know

that you're not one of them,

and they don't really fucking talk to us.

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