What's good internet? It's Friday, July 3rd and you're listening to Waypoint Radio Episode 326.

I'm your host Austin Walker. I'm joined today by Ricardo Catreras.

Hi. Rob's acne.

Better to be three hours too soon than a minute too late. William Shakespeare,

clearly never dated. Correct. Yeah. And Patrick Kleppek.

All right. I need people to write in with their experiences with cotton, candy, grapes, and or wine.

We need to know, we said a lot of time at the pre-show, talk about cotton, candy, grapes, and wine,

and I need someone to weigh in. What are those? Just wait. You'll find out in like an hour,

an hour and 25 minutes. Somewhere in that space full circle. I didn't put the request in in the

pre-show. Yeah. Uh-huh. Today we are going to do a deep dive into our question bucket partially because

we've been saying we're going to do one of these for a minute and then partially because

we there's like a bunch of something we want to hit, but like what's the format for hitting it?

And the answer is you already asked us questions related to this. So let me just dive right in.

This one comes in from PS who says, I'm sure I'm not the only person feeling this, but a great deal

of the past couple of years have been spent under a degree of existential dread both because of

our political system and now because of the dioness of the threat of global warming. I have a note

from Austin. This came in before lockdown. What date does we have a date? You know, um let me,

I bet I can get a date. I can get a date. Uh let me just do a search. This comes in. I don't want

to tell you. I don't want to tell you the date. Well before lockdown. Well before lockdown.

Like 20 is still 2020? No. I have found my immediate consumption changed somewhat. I've both

leaning to the terrible things reading about reading the collapse subreddit listening to books and

podcasts about global warming and looking for things that are gentle or at least feel gentle,

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