believe in the ripple effect.

The ripple fact. I'm I'm I'm

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I'm your host,

Precatherends, also known as Ricky Vrans. I almost messed up my name again. I'm not very good at these

intros, as you can tell. But I'm going to try to keep this intro short to get into this discussion

with my good friend, Pasta. You guys might know him from the convocoucouch he's also

a guest host on a jimmy door show so you might recognize him from there and also he's a regular

on the union of the unwanted so i'm sure many of you know who he is and if you don't you should check out

his shows follow him on social media and check out all the links to

all the stuff in the show description and we have a fun back and forth about the geopolitical

stuff that's going on in the news you'll be able to tell during this episode and probably many

upcoming episodes that I am still torn on a lot of people's opinions and perspectives on what's

going on. I think these topics aren't very simple to understand. And I think that a lot of times

we have a perspective that we want to defend because we think it's the right side and it's the

good guys in this debate or in this

conversation. But what ends up happening is that when the bad side or who you think is a bad

side makes a valid point, you might overlook it. And I'm not saying pasta has done that, but I've

seen a lot of debates on other shows that I've paid

attention to and I'm trying to always see other people's perspectives. I want to hear what the side

I disagree with has to say. And in so many of these debates and so many of these discussions

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