Hi there. Welcome to a very special episode of Thinking Sideways.

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Okay, we're back. And as I said, it's a very special episode. It's not one of those very

special episodes where, say, Devon Discover, said she has dyslexia or jokines out. He has

AIDS. No, it's not special in that sense, but it's special in the sense that we've decided

to come out of retirement just as one time to address some of the insane rumors on the internet

and in the tablets. I'm sure you've all heard them. We're here to clear the air and set the record

straight. All right, so let's get rolling. And by the way, of course, I am Joe. I'm Devon. And I'm

Steve. And of course, we are talking about a story that you've probably all seen about a conspiracy

involving us. Mainly Steve, who's sitting across the table from me, was killed in a car wreck and

replaced by a double who looks and sounds just like Steve. So thinking sideways swapped in a new

me and continued on as if nothing happened for a year and then just greatly wound down the podcast.

Why would they do this? Or why would we do this? Well, I think it's because we were making a lot

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