Hey, everybody, real quick, right off the bat, want to let you know, this is another episode

of Plathville that discusses the tragic death of Joshua Plath, so please be advised. I will be

discussing those topics, and if that's not content you want to engage with, I totally understand,

and I'll catch you next time. The following podcast is for entertainment purposes only.

It does not reflect the views or opinions of my university or its affiliates. Hello, and as always, welcome to the sister wives professor. That is me. I am Dr. Adam recording this very early in the morning, and I'm only mentioning that because I'm hearing myself speak,

and I think I just sound like I just woke up. And if that's, if I do, it's only because I just

did. But hey, that's not a bad thing, not a bad way to start your day. I know some of you start

the day with this podcast, which is tremendous. That is wonderful. Are you ready to talk about

Plathville? I'm ready to talk about Welcome to Plathville. Season 2, episode 6, a moment of doubt.

Hope you're enjoying this Plathville stuff. Let's get into it, okay?

We open up the episode with more phone footage with those kind of Instagram-type graphics and footage of Micah.

And he's flexing, he's skateboarding, all these

emojis floating around him. And I don't know about this. It felt goofy, meaning the production,

because Micah, you know, he probably took this footage, but he didn't add all these emojis and

stuff. This is what the producers and the editors did after the fact and it felt goofy and i like goofy but

this felt like i think what it is which is people that are not social media influencers trying to

create what they think social media influencers make meaning like taking this footage of mica and i don't

know it it just felt like granddad trying to sound cool like hello fellow

kids like that kind of thing that's how it felt micah's being fun he's being charming and like I said

very very goofy he's not super smooth and suave which I can appreciate he comes across charming

in this footage charmingly childish not childish in a detrimental way. I mean, as in, you know,

just playful, which is good. So there's even a slow motion replay of him on his skateboard,

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