3461: The Guilty
 

After a week of tearing down statues in honor of indigenous people, Keith and Chemda return to discuss … everything. KATG covers the lies of Jake Gyllenhaal, talks about Dave Chappelle vs. Hannah Gadsby, and reviews Netflix’s Midnight Mass, YOU season 3, 365 Days, and Squid Game. The duo shares the news of the passing of Colin Powell who died of blood cancer mixed with COVID. Also, they show schools that demand that you to stay home if you ARE vaccinated as well as schools wanting to teach the “opposing perspective” of the Holocaust. In funner news, Keith guested on his first ever in-person podcast since COVID. Oh, and the multimillion-dollar chili recipe? WE HAVE IT!

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I'm not surprised its Southlake Texas that's saying there needs to be an opposing view to the Holocaust. That place has gone down the drain, Rod's been mentioning it on TBGWT, there's an investigative podcast called "Southlake" that goes into the shit show that is Southlake.

The Guilty was Danish not Dutch
 

Someone this detail oriented, should get it right.

NICE!

Are we all gonna share our favorite chili recipes or what?

This one from Wegmans is great. No Prego, but it's still good. https://shop.wegmans.com/recipes/948

I'm never more attracted to Keith than when he's on these other podcasts, being a good person/man and having thoughtful arguments and discussions.

Aces ten.

It makes sense that Keith didn't like Squid Games, its very much just a live action anime; predictable, stupid, and silly. I'm saying this as someone who enjoys anime and enjoyed Squid Games. Seeing how well this show did makes me wonder why anime isn't way more popular.

I hope the creator twitches every time someone calls it Squid Games. Fuck him.

The Guilty worked great as an audio drama.

& here's Man School 202 (1000+ views, NICE!)

I forgot to mention:

Not that you're not like this on the KATG podcast. I just mean you're surrounded by people who have a lot of opposing views or more "edgy" views on these other podcasts and they don't always consider all human beings.