Brad and Mirre for the culture.

Love you.

We are back. I'm Brad Listy here with Mira Gonzalez, and this is Brad and Mira for the culture.

We're going to, what, dissect the culture. That's what we do, right?

That's what we do. And we're also going to

start off this episode with a voice memo that Brad left me. Wait, what? It's a voice memo

Brad left me earlier this week. That's one of his, he doesn't sometimes, but it's one of his

more unhinged voice recording. So let's all enjoy. So listen, when you poop, you poop alone, right?

You don't bring your family into the bathroom to sit around you in a semi-circle to watch you defecate

in the living is part of the digestive life cycle.

It's the terminus, right? It's the terminal experience of the digestive life cycle.

The digestive life cycle begins, in essence, with eating. If we're going to poop alone, as we should,

shouldn't the beginning stage of the process, when you are shoveling organic matter into your mouth

and masticating and slurping and slopping, shouldn't that be done alone?

Why have we decided that this is to be done in a group setting?

It makes no sense. It's inconsiderate and wrong.

And I find it abhorrent and deeply upsetting.

Is that what I sound like?

That is what you sound like.

Well, honestly, you sound a little different to me right now than in that recording.

Yeah, I sound like Alec Baldwin in that recording.

Mostly I want people to know this is like, Bradson time you just like what, like 8 p.m. when he's like almost asleep on like a fucking like Thursday night just like out of nowhere. I was like, okay, Brad, that's, that's nice. Note the 8 p.m. bedtime. Yeah, 8 p.m. bedtime. I mean, you might have a 9 p.m. bedtime, but you were like, you know, preparing. You were getting getting there.

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