PKN episode number 13. Hello everybody. What's up? We're just talking about rape. Time to get

to the time to start the show. I like the way you kick that off. So, my old stomping grounds

New Jersey getting a little rapey, huh? I mean, what's new? It's the smell. So, I heard about

this on Reddit earlier in the week. I'm not sure how to pronounce their name. The Sailorville.

Sailorville. Sailorville. Sailorville. Sailorville. Sailorville. The Sailorville High School football program is

in a lot of trouble because, and I think it's really why it spread this thing because so in high

school, I wasn't in any organized sports things. I didn't do that. I wasn't into it. And part of the

reason literally was because I felt like things could get rapey. I even heard as when I was in a

middle school about high school, some high school getting like a Coke bottle put in his ass.

These guys are always putting other things in the other guys' asses. If you could find a small

movie's too, right? Like, you know, they wear the jock strap like a surgical mask and do some sort of

rapey thing. And like, I used to hear stories. They're crazy rapey. Guys getting their pubes shaved.

This one seems exaggerated to me. Am I crazy? So, I read this thing and I come up to speed up.

I read on it and I think to myself like, so what's my opinion on this? What's my angle? How do I feel about

this compared? It sounds exactly like things I've heard of before. They got fingered in the ass. Like,

basically these upper classmen, the seniors, juniors or whatever, it sounds like they would initiate

the whole thing in the locker room. Someone would do a wolf highly. And they flip the lights off.

For the next 10 seconds, it's rate time. And like, five of your buddies grab Jimmy who's in the

ninth grade or 10th grade and weaker than you and hold him down while you slide a finger up his

ass and then stick it in his mouth. See how he likes that? Because, you know, he's new here.

The article I read had different details. So we were, he read something on New Jersey.com. I read

something on BBC.com. And from my perspective, like, it's bullying, but not rape. And I'll tell you why.

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