Hello, I'm Hal Lublin.

And I'm Mark Gagliardi.

Since the dawn of humanity, one issue has gone unsettled.

With the fate of the world and the balance, we're here to settle once and for all.

Prequel versus sequel.

That's right.

Don't worry, everyone.

We got this.

Podcasts should have a theme song. Podcasts should not have a theme song.

Yes, they should. No, they shouldn't. They sound good. Yeah, but people are just going to skip past it.

Hmm. You know what? You're right. We got this.

Prequel versus sequel. Thank you, Don LaFontaine How have we not done this? How have we not done this episode before? I don't know. It seems like one that we should have tackled year one. I'll tell you what happened. I'll tell you what happened. Hold on. Before you tell the tale. I think we've been stuck in the world of bests for so long.

Yeah.

Was the best this, the best that.

And I get it because that's a lot of the premise of the show being like stuff you'd argue in a bar about. People might do that. Like, hey, what was the best stick come of all time? Everybody's going to have an opinion. They're all going to bring something to the table. and so it becomes something that our listeners bring to us.

But we started with more binary stuff.

Which I like.

I like the binary question. the table. And so it becomes something that our listeners bring to us. But we started with more

binary stuff. Which I like. I like the binary questions. Me too. They're a lot of fun.

The bests are great because, you know, you can advocate for one that you really love. And we're

trying to objectively find the answers. But a binary one is nice because we really have to

dig into the topic.

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