The McElroy brothers are not experts, and their advice should never be followed.

Travis insists he's a sexpert, but if there's a degree on his wall, I haven't seen it.

Also, this show isn't for kids, which I mentioned only so the babies out there will know how cool

they are for listening. What's up, you cool baby?

The big thing is that the baby has passed away, the baby has lived for seven days, and now you are

back to where the thrall is loving and brave. Did a bit of eating, did a bit of praying,

and did some loving. Now a week has passed, the Earth is spun on its axis seven days.

You have a new set of problems. New problem set of skin cells.

New skin cells. You shed the old ones. Now it's time to shed the change. Time to shed the yolk

of your burdens and put that shit right on us, Annie. It's funny because your skin cells today

have never heard of my brother, brother, brother. Can you have a whole new person every time you listen

in my boom, bam, it's your skin's first time. Yeah, your skin, your new skin may not like it.

If so, are bad. Yeah, it's like how the new doctor who doesn't like black people. Exactly.

You never know. Yeah, have you not seen it? It's a weird direction. It's a weird direction.

It's taking time. He actually just goes back in time to stop equal rights in every way.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's really inappropriate actually. Yeah, but God, compelling.

It's so good. The writing so good. The writing can't. I like his albino companion. Yeah,

he's the whitest man on the board. Dr. Krike. Cranky? That's what they say, right? Dr. Krike,

sure that's what they say. And Shag. So let's help some people. This is of course,

my brother and my brother and me. It's an advice show for the modern era and now wisdom.

Ian from Gmail writes, he says, my brother wants to name his first born child Anakin. Stop.

No, no, you can't stop because Ian feels compelled to tell us after the Star Wars character.

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