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Speaker 1: Everybody's Scott Patterson. I'm all in podcast pop Culture episode

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Speaker 1: season five, episode one, say goodbye to Daisy Miller. I

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Speaker 1: am joined by my intrepid Krutaros Soup Danielle Romo, who's

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Speaker 1: making crank phone calls to Amy Sugarman, who is probably

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Speaker 1: Pop culture rules, and yeah, did the crack staff find anything? Um,

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Speaker 1: Why don't you lead things off here with Emily and

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Speaker 1: Richard fighting in the house? All right, So Richard says Emily,

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Speaker 1: this feud of ours has now reached comical heights. That

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Speaker 1: you guys ever see that Robert Downey Junior movie which

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Speaker 1: They are back in rare form and you want to

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Speaker 1: All right? Amy? You take a stuff, Siggy, I can

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Speaker 1: good timing. Squiggy first of all, so funny. Squiggy reverse

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Speaker 1: hilarious on Lavernon Shirley. He would walk in and say

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Speaker 1: ain't right. That ain't right. Get a speaker phone, ain't right? Um,

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Speaker 1: And Loralae says, well, if it isn't Dean Moriarty. So.

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Speaker 1: Dean Moriarty is a character from the nineteen fifty seven

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Speaker 1: novel On the Road, a story about friends traveling across

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