And this episode is always that. It is a half an hour of goodbyes and we say love you.

Final episode is always that.

Yeah. Well, I'll say this. When I used to watch real real world when I was in high school,

the final episode of the real world was literally an hour of goodbyes and I hate to admit

this. I used to tear up. It's fine. I was going to say, yeah, it's totally fine. I cry

every time every family episode of survivor. Is that right? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Absolutely.

That's the straightest thing I've ever heard. Well, but I don't cry when sea rats hug

it out and say, I'll see you again. I think in the possibly an even straighter thing would

be I cried the other day at the treatment of Manchester United's goalkeeper. That really

had made me cry. And my wife said, what's going on? Yeah, you win. You win. I'm playing a game

that nobody wants me to play anymore. So let's stop. I just I want to piggyback what you said,

which is not a gay term, but it sounds like it. Yeah. These episodes are fillers. I understand

why we need to do them. I personally want to I wish I could speak for the podcasting

recapping community. Yeah. It says I want to stop doing final episodes. And where I want

to stop telling you what happens altogether. And I want to just say, here's our opinions

of this. And I don't want to tell you a single fucking thing that happened because nothing

happened. Yeah. You know, we should do moving forward. We should copy and paste our notes

into text at it on Apple and then just have the voice thing and then just put that out.

I mean, you know, but off the bat tonight, if I could what is the theme of this dinner?

Question. If I if you guys don't mind, I'd like to give a quick my quick pots real quick.

Sure. This episode was worse than most season finales and the blame rests solely on Gary

shoulders. Gary Gary's Hissy fit tonight destroys any hope we had of one last ball of snakes

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