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Nothing is so perfect that it cannot be utterly obliterated by my co-host

John Syracuse. I'm Dan Benjamin. This is episode number 35 and we'd like to say thanks to our two sponsors

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Get free bandwidth today at Midas Green Tech.com slash 5 by. How are you John Syracuse? You keep changing the tagline. It's

nothing is so perfect that it can't be complained about. The complaining aspect is

supposed to emphasize the pettiness and ridiculousness of, you know.

But you obliterate too.

No, that makes it sound like I'm taking down these things.

But you are.

But I am totally not. I am mostly just whining and complaining that's why the word

complaining is so essential in the tagline. Otherwise it sounds too earnest. No no I mean

you can do that occasionally as long as it's clear that what you're doing is further

compounding the ridiculousness of the statement but it's repeated show after show.

It's like that is that the tagline?

I've only listened to three episodes and they always say obliterated.

So you got to like, get to balance it.

Have I said obliterated ever before?

Oh, I don't know.

Lots of synonyms for that, but I think you have said obliterated a few times before.

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