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O over and over again. O'er And welcome to Still Buffering, a cross-generational guide to the culture that made us. I am Riley Smurrell.

I'm Sidney McElroy and I'm Taylor Smurrell.

Well, I guess it is the spookiest time of the year and I am, I realize, not that I'm launching directly into our topic, but I'm just prefacing with, I realize I did not pick a very spooky topic, depending on how you look at it, I guess.

But I felt like I should at least acknowledge that at the top of the episode.

That's all right.

I mean, for some people gnomes are very spooky.

So, I don't know, maybe. It's possible.

But it is a spooky time of the year.

So are you all going to any parties or wearing any costumes?

I'm working a bunch.

I'm having, I'm working a bunch. I'm having I'm working a party at my bar that will be a spooky queer cocktail party so there'll be a bunch of spooky gays that's I'm sure they'll show up in costume yeah well I mean it is it is gay Christmas right yeah I think I'm gonna be David Bowie I think

that's what I'm gonna do for the party that's very appropriate I think that's a good

fit for that for that party I had to just ask myself like who do I think gay people will be most happy to be served to drink by? And I feel like that. That's a good answer. I think so.

Yeah. Riley, parties, costumes. Well, are you going to dress up and just sit in your living room in a costume I mean I've done that before I am going to a concert Friday night and it's a Renee Rap concert who we talked about. So my friends

and I are all dressing mean girls as the mean girls because it's

Hello weekend but also it's Renee Rap.

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