Episode 0565 – Scarred For Life
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On today’s show: Marathon; roadkill; mistaken identity; too trusting; the nick; chocolate milk; call us – 214.267.9899.
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00:00 Theme music – it’s a blast blast blast.
00:20 The marathon.
01:15 Call us – 214.267.9899.
01:20 Email us – rwtyshow@gmail.com.
01:55 The road is a slaughterhouse in spring.
03:00 Armadillos and skunks – what’s up with that?
04:15 The field trip to end all field trips.
05:30 Things you don’t really want to see.
07:00 Sorry, cat.
08:30 Kim can’t stop checking out real books, even though she has a kindle.
09:45 Sam wishes people liked different kinds of games.
10:30 Our kids don’t remember anything good.
12:00 Kim was an Olympian.
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14:00 People under 30 trust the government.
14:45 In other words, the youth of today are kind of pussies.
17:35 Sam is gravely disheartened.
18:35 Our kids are a bad example.
19:30 Baby boomers – this is all your fault. All your fault.
21:05 Or, maybe we don’t support this at all. AT ALL.
22:20 It really is a horrible thing.
22:50 It’s not the same for boys. Seriously.
23:25 Maybe there should be a law.
26:20 Just leave it alone, ladies. Seriously.
27:00 Let’s not mess with the milk.
28:15 Nature already has an answer for this.
30:45 Babies will eat when they’re hungry.
34:20 Email us – rwtyshow@gmail.com.
34:45 Call us – 214.267.9899.
36:35 Easy, bathroom attendant, easy.
37:25 Seeya!
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I was also surprised by the “trust the government” statistic you read. But thinking about it, we have a more intense indoctrination system in place through the government schools.
How many schools actually teach kids what the Pledge of Allegiance actually means, rather than telling them “Hand over the heart! Say it! Say it!”
That’s probably a good point; for the most part, society now rewards brainwashed behaviors over thinking and questioning the status quo.