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Jiu-Tas rich mythology the Paul Herrick-Liff the Sarah will just survive together they will

riff the God King of Sarasus fatherhood and the Roman Ky like only he could the people's

others are but good it's not funnest

hey no hey why you're looking very smart in those glasses it's a facade there's

no lenses no I just made them dirty by trying to poke through well hey thanks for

listening to another episode of Myth understood with me Paul Bianchi and her

Sarah Oliver so smart so smart so smart that Sarah Oliver she is if I were to

take these glasses off and shake out this ponytail you would explode in

boners accurate implode explode explode yeah we'd all be dead um so Sarah what how

do you feel about justice it oh it gets me fired up and there ain't enough of it they're

in enough justice yeah that's actually the topic of today's myth or it justice

is a myth this this myth that I'm I'm sharing today after I read it I didn't I

like didn't really understand why it had endured the way that it does yeah but

the the cultural context behind it is that the in the ancient times of Egypt a

common person getting any semblance of justice was very difficult I can imagine that

yeah and that the reason that the story has endured is that it's a story of a

common man achieving justice in the very primitive judicial system of of the ancient

time yeah I'm imagine that no not not having a trial of their peers no there it's

it's not a trialful of smears by the rich oh boy you're ready with the dad jokes to

there yeah I so here's I've had a lot of like stupid instances with justice out

here because like justice does fire me up and there's like of course like very like serious

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