Hey, everyone. This is The Book Pile, comedy podcast about books. I'm Kellan Erskine. And I'm David Vance. And you asked for it. So here is another mini episode. Dave, I found that one way to be held unaccountable is to vaguely say to a group of

people, you asked for this.

That's what I've learned from politics, yes.

That way I figure the blame is just sort of randomly thrown out into a crowd.

And so most of them amongst themselves are like wait who asked for this

just enjoy this many episode we've got some fun beetles facts to tease out this week's full episode

which will come out this thursday that's june 15th at 2 a.m We'll also share a short story or two today and et cetera.

I want the listeners to know, Kellan isn't posting these dates in after the fact. He's doing that voice right now.

Last week was Memorial Day, but we're taking today off because we didn't realize that it was peanut butter

cookie day. And if you think I'm making that up, I'm offended because it's not even a funny

joke. It really is just peanut butter cookie day. Never forget. It's also a national

falafel day, which I think is more important and also isn't funny, but does make a great appetizer for all those peanut butter cookies.

In the same way that Barbie and Oppenheimer are opening against each other, that's brave of falafel and peanut butter cookies to go head to head.

What was funny was that I saw that headline.

And I was like, yeah, but the Barbie and Oppenheimer groups have got to be very different.

And then I was like, Dave, you are in both of those groups.

Oh, I wish at theaters still did the double feature thing so they could call it Bopenheimer.

This double feature will blow your mind.

Now I am become Ken, destroyer of norms.

I'm a Barbie girl in a Barbie World War II.

That's how one movie segues into the next, seamlessly.

Fat Man and Little Boy are the names people call each other

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