WOULD YOU EAT YOUR FRIEND'S LEG?

Therapy Gecko

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Society & Culture, Philosophy, Comedy Interviews, Comedy

4.9 • 951 Ratings

🗓️ 28 August 2022

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

A man calls in to discuss a hypothetical question: would you consume your friend's leg? Then we hear from a caller who was recently diagnosed with a condition that will cause him to be blind within the next 10 years, and how this diagnosis has affected their outlook on life. Later a smoke shop employee reflects on her customers and a caller desires to incorporate farts into his sex life. I wish I had something to put at the end right here. I am a gecko.

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0:00.0	Hey, what's what's going on?
0:02.0	My name's Max.
0:05.0	Max.
0:06.0	Max.
0:07.0	Mx.
0:10.0	Mm-hmm. And I have a little bit of a hypothetical for you. I thought it would be interesting.
0:15.0	Oh, sure. What's the hypothetical?
0:20.0	So, hypothetically, I read an article on vice one time, right?
0:25.4	So hypothetically, if I had my leg amputated and I got to keep it, right?
0:36.0	And then I hired a professional, whozy-ass chef,
0:38.0	like Gordon Ramsey,
0:41.0	Bobby Flay,
0:42.0	to cook this leg into a burrito or something like that.
0:50.8	Would you take a bite of your leg?
0:55.0	I guess of anyone's leg.
1:00.0	I don't think I have anything wrong with my leg. Okay so so a world-class
1:07.2	chef prepares a human leg. Not my leg,
1:13.2	leg, just a random leg. Would I take a bite of the leg?
1:17.0	Uh, where did they get the leg?
1:21.0	I guess.
1:22.0	Uh, of a person... Where did they get? I guess? I guess. Okay.
1:25.0	I guess, okay.
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