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Rick Green here with David and Tim Barton, and later in the program, Kyle Mann will be with us from

the Babylon B. And at first, guys, that sounds like, you know, some Middle Eastern, I don't know,

exterminator or something like that. But these guys just don't miss on the comedy side of things.

And they do it so well, I think it actually moves the needle. I think it jars people

to realize, wow, that is so absurd and so silly. I can't believe that's real life. They're

fun, fun to follow. They really are. And I would see at this point, I would assume probably

most people listening to us are familiar with the Babylon B, but I can remember when they were first starting

and people didn't really know they were kind of satire. The comedy, the humor side is what they did.

And people would share their articles and be like, you're not going to believe this. And I remember

multiple times, adults, friends, even some family members, I'd have to help them go, hey guys,

that the Babylon beat, it's satire. That's not real because they didn't understand the nature

of it, but what was so great about it is that the satire they were making was ridiculous,

but it began to become more and more believable because they

would joke about politicians saying something really stupid. You're like, I feel like I could see

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