Tis better to have loved and lost than to be slowly eaten while still alive.

There are, on the whole, many things worse than having loved and lost.

Good morning, Symphony.

Hey there, baby sweets.

It's me, Hal.

Hey, there, salty beaches.

It's me, Meg.

And we're here, three friends, three actors on the hip-hopper-y podcast, welcome to Night Vale,

have convened together to discuss episode 156 of the aforementioned show, because we like to,

and we think it's interesting. And today, in our world, is Friday, March 29th at 145 p.m.

Good Friday to all of you out there who believe in that Trinity. And this episode's description

is, everyone in town is scared of aging now that time works normally, but one newcomer claims

to have the answer. Let's talk about it. Who boy.

I love that we, I love that we are addressing that time is functioning because there sort of had

been like little breadcrumbs of like the effects of time now functioning normally, but we've like

gripped in, we're in a three-parter where we are discussing time. And I love that for us.

And I love just to see how these characters in Night Vale are slipping around in the world of time and how they are all handling it.

Everybody seems stressed. And by everybody, I mean Cecil, for sure. But it's really starting to develop in the town where people are starting to try and combat the signs of aging by exercising and doing all sorts of things like that.

Drinking a green juice, which, you know, it's good for your gut, I think.

I think we all do things.

I think this episode, I was like, oh, this episode is calling me out, because I do be doing

stuff for anti-aging and adding collagen back into my skin, doing all the

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