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Hey, what's up, socialites. Welcome back to the Social Studies Podcast with me, Joe

Dembrowski. And me, Gaspired Dasso. We're still in Staten Island. We did just do the push-ups

of you listen the last week or the pull-ups. I did 10, Gaspired Dasso. We're going to back

track two. I did not know. What happened was we started the competition, and I said to Joe,

let me show you what a pull-up looks like in Staten Island. So I did like three or four just to

show them how they were, which tired me out. Then Joe did some half-ass pull-ups because his

body's too long. So he literally lifted his head over the bar. I will say this when I did pull-ups

on your pull-up bar. I lifted my legs in my, when I would go down, my knees almost hit the ground.

That's how much I tower over you. We have smaller door frames in Staten Island because the average

person is not tall. And by door frames, he means shins. Do you know that once I went to H&M,

and I was like, oh, I was like, do you have a size 31-30 in pants? And he said. And the guy said,

oh, we do. They're just sold out because you live in Staten Island. Whoa, really? Oh, he's like,

everybody here is a 31-30. Wow. We all have 30 legs. What is your pant leg? I'm a 34-30,

like a 32-32? No. 32-34? Yeah, you got to be a 34. So for those of you who don't know

with the pant legs, the second number is how many inches your pants are. So you have to be four

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