You come together because you all love newsies, and then you look around and you realize that you're all bisexual 15-year-olds.

Welcome to Your Wrong About. And welcome also to a Your Wrong About and Endless Thread crossover event like on TGI Friday when Corey from Boyme's World would write a letter to Urkel or something.

And with me today are Ben and Amory of Endless Thread. Hello.

Hello.

Hello. Thank you so much for being here. Love a crossover.

Ah, is that a familiar reference? Did that happen? Yeah. But who's Urkel and who's Corr?

No, how dear. Don't say that. Oh, God. No, that's very familiar, although I feel like you could

convince me that it happened even if it didn't, if that makes sense. That's the thing, too. Yeah. Well, and so you do a show where you're really, you're doing a lot of things, but I feel like partly investigating pop culture memory. Is that fair to say? Sure. Yeah. Oh, there's definitely some of that. A lot of Mandela effect popping up. Yeah, love a good Mandela

effect. A lot of internet cultural mysteries. Yep. We'll take a stricent effect if that comes along.

Oh, yeah. Did the Fruit of the Loom logo have a cornucopia? Still wrapping my head around that one.

Okay, don't tell us. I feel like people need to walk on over.

Yeah, we described the show to each other as unsolved mysteries, untold histories, and other

other weird stories from the internet.

And that sort of encompasses everything.

But that, yeah, that's what we kind of think about and tackle.

Yeah.

Well, and did you have a sense when you got started that you were going to be involved less in the far too serious issues of America's fascist takeover than perhaps you inevitably ended up being by working on the Internet?

Ah!

Oh, man.

We did feel more friendly in 2017, I will say.

Which is odd, right?

Because, like, all this stuff was in motion, but it was just like, it had, I guess it hadn't

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