This episode of Cognitive Dissonance is brought to you by our patrons. You fucking rock.

Hey, Cecil and Tom, my name is Lale, call him Tom Lale.

I'm listening to Show for a while now and we like it until in your last episode that you didn't

know the name of the greatest rock star ever existed. How dare you? It's pretty mercury, not

getty mercury. Shame on you, I'm so offended. Just kidding. Still love the show, glory hall motherfuckers.

Hey guys, I was just going through a backlog and I listened to episode 221. As a veteran,

I feel compelled to respond to your question. You asked, why should we think our troops for

the service that they provide? Well, short answer is you should. See in three

separatores of duty, I put down literally thousands of plots worked with my own money

is to have filthy three ways with Third World hookers. I literally put my body and my health on the line.

It wasn't for my own glory, but for when the hearts, minds and snatches of our soft,

you-mile allies across the world. So we should thank you. Glory hall.

Be advised that this show is not for children, the faint of heart, or the easily offended.

The explicit tag is there for a reason.

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Recording from glory, whole studio is in Chicago. This is cognitive distance.

Seas will make a punchy hand motions. I could help myself. I'm so excited that you're not sick anymore.

I don't have to pull the entire load myself. And not only that, we have a guest, a special guest.

One of our favorite guests. I mean, let's be honest. He was one of our first guests on the show.

One of our very- I mean, we reached out to him years ago. We thought his podcast was great.

We lied to him. We lied to him. But we thought it was we told him. We thought it was great.

And then he came on the show and we've hit it off ever since we love Jake. We're huge fans.

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