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I'm not sure why I attributed this to Oscar Wilde. It might have been a joke that I'm no longer clever enough to get or simply me not knowing it was originally from Hamlet. Either way, I'm now changing the attribution to Bill S. since I think that's funnier.

Shout out to the guy talking to him that ends the convo with 'Love you dude.' To me, it shows the power of showing genuine affection. A simple, earnest 'I'm stoked' and 'Love you' can really go a long way and help people to open up and fully appreciate these beautiful moments in life. Congrats, Jer.

Pretty amazing this song was put out in 1969. Truly ahead of their time.

I bet Kiwi Strawberry Mistic sales skyrocketed after this song. I was really confused because I was expecting it to just be Kiwi flavored, but apparently they don't have that one. I will say that a Mistic + Flaming Hot Cheetos is kind of just too processed for me of a combo to be enjoyable. At least Arizonas feel somewhat like it started from a plant.

Never had to whip a brick, but I get the gist.

I was originally thinking of just putting "Richard Donner's balls" as the line, but I thought that might be too confusing.

I think my favorite part of LLMs is I can ask it to fill in the blanks for me. Here is what I asked it to do and it gave 10 amazing options. (It actually suggested quintessential as its first option and perennial as its second, but I liked perennial better. What do you think is better?): Can you please give me some words to fill in the [blank]? "'Do I act a friend or an enemy?' - Andrew Pile asking the [blank] question of the Headgum Podcast." I was thinking something like "eternal" but that doesn't sound right. It's like the question that everyone asks since the podcast is a comedy podcast where everyone pretends to be having a bad time and being antagonistic and exasperated in a tongue in cheek way.

The way he says this is so satisfying.