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Hey everyone and welcome to this week's episode of Plumbing the Death Star. I'm Joe.

I'm Jackson.

And also, Joel. Plumbing the Death Star, I hear you ask. What's that? And I'm here to tell you that it's actually a comedy, pub culture podcast and asked the important questions. And you'll be able to tell that from this title. Yeah. Because it's simply, which animal would be a worse, the bird's situation than birds in Alfred Hitchcock's The birds. He missed the bird.

He just said which animal the worst would be the worst

for humanity?

I don't know what happened there.

Brother, you've got the name.

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