Race to Survive: Alaska Ep 3 Recap | Hit or Quit

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🗓️ 20 April 2023

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Race to Survive: Alaska Ep 3 Recap | Hit or Quit
Rob Cesternino (@robcesternino) and Jenny Autumn (@jennyautumn) are here with Hit or Quit – the podcast where we try out a new show to determine if it’s a HIT or whether we ought to just QUIT!
This week, Rob and Jenny came back around for episode 3 of Race to Survive: Alaska, where contestants must endure of 100 miles of inhospitable terrain with nothing but what the can carry on their back.
What did you think about Race to Survive Alaska? Let us know if it’s a HIT or time to QUIT! Tag @RobHasAPodcast and use #RHAP to share your thoughts!

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, what's going on Rob Sustino back here for another week of hit or quit the
0:15.0	show that asks is a reality show a hit or should we quit watching it today?
0:21.2	We are still talking about race to survive colon Alaska episode number three here with
0:26.8	woman who will not tap out of this podcast. Here's Jenny, Adam, Jenny, how are you?
0:34.1	I'm great. That is very true. I will not quit this podcast and as I will make it known
0:39.8	every week, you can't make me quit podcasting. Actually, if you were probably mean enough,
0:44.9	like I am a sensitive little baby, maybe mean or like that you're just like, no, just the listeners,
0:50.4	just the public at large. They probably could make me quit, but like don't please because I enjoy
0:58.8	these little weekly rendezvous with Rob. So please don't do that. Yeah, but I will say like this,
1:05.9	this has been an interesting since we have branded hit or quit watching these shows with the
1:12.7	knowledge that I'm making a decision on whether I want to continue watching this show next week.
1:19.5	Has been a little bit different for me. It's hitting different because I'm thinking about it
1:26.9	a little bit more critically. Whereas like there have been shows that we did the entirety of
1:30.9	together where I was like, we're just along for the ride at this point. Like, you know, we've committed
1:35.8	at this point. And and now it's like, I feel like I'm on like a reality show like Tinder or
1:44.1	yeah, are we going to swipe right? Yeah. For more rates to survive. Colin Alaska. Exactly. And I'm like,
1:52.3	I'm like, well, I mean, it's okay. But like what else is there? You know, and it's it, I don't
1:59.0	know if this is a good thing or not, but I will say that it is changing the way in which I am
2:03.6	watching these shows. Well, let me just give the TLDR for all of our listeners who are listening to
2:12.3	a hitter quit listening to Rob and Jenny, the Millie Yang. And maybe you didn't watch race to
2:19.9	survive. Colin Alaska here in episode number three. Uh, kind of a snoozer. Yeah, it was a little
2:30.2	rough. I and I went into this being like, Hey, okay, like we've done two episodes. You know,
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