Shock Collar Question of the Day (08/21/23)

Brooke and Jeffrey

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Comedy, Society & Culture, Relationships

4.7 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 21 August 2023

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Back in the 1700s, wealthy French women (like Marie Antoinette) would transform their hair into literal works of art...And many of them were required to have a CAGE affixed to their head… Tell me, what was the SPECIFIC REASON for the cage?

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0:00.0	Guys, I'm trying to do something different and I've been writing down my dreams every night.
0:05.7	Wow, that's interesting.
0:07.5	Because some experts say it helps you get your morning started off better since you're
0:10.9	unloading all your thoughts from the previous night and the previous day, that way you start
0:14.8	off your new day feeling completely fresh and invigorated.
0:17.7	Oh man, I actually just pulled my phone out and check Instagram, so that's how it's
0:22.7	happier.
0:23.7	So I wrote down some of my dreams from last night.
0:26.0	Let's just go over some of my notes.
0:27.0	I'm having fun.
0:29.2	Oh, this one involved Brooke.
0:31.4	I don't have a lot on it.
0:33.0	It just says Don Cheetle and I were planning to assassinate her to save the country.
0:39.8	I don't remember what happened there.
0:42.0	Dreams are weird though.
0:43.2	To save the country is worth all right to the society.
0:46.4	That feels wrong.
0:47.4	No, no, it checks out to me.
0:48.8	Really?
0:49.8	Let's see the next one.
0:51.8	This one involved Alexis and our digital producer Jake.
0:54.5	Oh, interesting.
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