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I'm joined here today on Bad Faith Podcast by two of my all-type favorite podcasters, left

podcasters, pop culture podcasters, podcasters of any variety to be honest.

Lesslie the third, T, Trevor Bullia, Champagne Sharks, Ricky Rolls, which is your Twitter

handle which I never quite understood and what tricks me every time I try to find you

on Twitter.

I used to use that back when I was anonymous and it just kind of stuck so I just kind of

leave it.

Yeah, it was a very random, literary kind of thing.

Well, look, I brought you guys together today because I wanted to talk about Jordan Peele's

latest film, Nope.

But before we get into it, I haven't talked to you guys in a while, especially together

on the podcast.

And before we started recording, I was saying that it feels to me like a weird time to be

a left podcaster and Trevor, you agreed.

Why do you feel that way?

Well, one reason why I agree is besides the pen, I mean, there was a very active like social

component to it and it was very fixated on Brooklyn even though there were people that

lived elsewhere.

I mean, you were there.

You knew like how three quarter to Chapo is on the West Coast now.

The pandemic has like, I don't really know what really it exists as a scene.

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