Welcome to the Mad Bracket Status Podcast. This is Tyler Marchant. And this is Ellen Nevin from the Adam Sandcast. This week the bracket is going to be between Androids. I don't know, I would go with T-800. I think he's one of the best androids ever. I mean, it's kind of bullshit you guys wiped out C3PO, but whatever. You want to take on butlers? What do you think? In my opinion, I think Jarvis is a better butler.

Jarvis is pretty cool.

He's sarcastic.

He's an asshole.

But you have to deal with Darbar Dany Jr.

Of course, you're an asshole.

He runs his entire mansion and his Iron Man suit.

Exactly.

We've been the Adam Sandcast, and you're listening to the Mad Brackett Status podcast.

Enjoy the show.

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I'm D.J.

And this is Matt Brackett's Status episode 83.

83.

You almost forgot.

No, I knew it. I was just kind of holding it in because I got a weird 83 fact. Do you want You almost forgot. No, I knew it.

I was just kind of holding it in

because I got a weird 83 fact. Do you want to hear it? Yeah, go for it. In Jewish culture, you get to celebrate a second bar mitzvah when you turn 83. They consider 70 to be the amount of life you've lived. No. So 13 and then a 70 year gap and then 83 you can reaffirm your bar mitzvahs.

I need like a side kid. You've said some crazy ones but oh my God, really? You have it up. It's 910, 9010. How? It's like thus the reasoning goes. He's showing me like in, I guess that's what like the Torah?? Yeah, in that language, Hebrew. The reason goes, is the Torah the thing, right? Eighty-three is 13 years into your second lifetime, which is as good as an excuse for any, to reaffirm your belief in mitzvahing. Zane, I don't know if you're listening, but let us know if this is a thing. I imagine it's not a very popular thing. Or any person who's listening who knows this stuff. I'm not very up on Judaism, but if you know... I mean, I've worked a bazillion bar mitzvahs, and I've never worked one of these. So I imagine they're not incredibly popular. Do you think it it exists like it exists in the faith but like

no one uses it yes i can't think of a comparable example in christianity yeah or any other

religion for that matter it's like all those rules that say to be nice to people that people

frequently don't follow because it would be inconvenient for their daily lives i imagine i'm

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