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I'm Jarvis.

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Welcome back to Beauty and the Geek.

You'll have to guess who's who in the comments down below.

That show, I think, did permanent damage to my brain and expectations of the world, mainly because there was that one guy who was so yoked.

And I remember thinking, like, you can do that.

You're allowed to be geek, but also, Jack?

It affected my brain chemistry because I learned to solve a Rubik's Cube from one of the cast members.

There was like a web episode on, I don't know, VH1.com.

Oh, you were deep in there, where it was like this guy from, he could solve Rubik's

that's why he was a nerd geek or whatever.

And as an extra bonus content on the website, they had him teaching how to solve

Rubik's Cube.

And I literally learned from that video.

This is probably lost media at this point.

Doesn't it?

Yeah.

Doesn't it feel a little bit like, like Beauty and the Geek, I think, is probably, if it was

right on the cusp of like the K-fabe of old style reality TV and bridging into like the Netflix

era, not timeline-wise, obviously it's a lot older than that.

But it sort of feels like people who don't know, pitch of the show is they get a collection of, air quote, geek guys, Big Bang Theory, graphic t-shirt, et cetera, put them in a house,

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