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Welcome to a very special episode of Last Week co-hosted by Bianca and her headache. This one is full of surprises. Men are learning about their feelings later in life, and we love that for them. Marijuana sometimes makes us too high to function, but that isn't marijuana's fault! We also call out the weird liars on the forums. Okay, so you understood Moon Knight AND you're not afraid of being buried alive? Yeah right.

Guest:
Bianca Brady
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"Bianca Brady is nothing short of brilliant." - Keith Malley

My last ex was 17 years ago and I never lived with someone before Mr Apia.
We also never combined anything ( add a sex joke here) .
So there was no money exchange between my exes and me.

125 mg….. 125MG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How were you even functioning???????? 20 is a lot…125…..Jesus Christ dude.


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125mg is what you take to watch the bubble and actually like it

In Keith's defense they don't teach the metric system in US schools beyond like one chapter in 9th grade.

It is my experience that a lot of men operate and react in fear, and they get in touch with there true feelings when they stop operating out of fear.

My experience with my Dad is that he would yell and be angry at times all thru growing up, and even when I started working. However, when I got a good paying job and was responsible in that sense of life, he started to respect me more. It was like a switch went off.

I was implementing a project at a company I was working at and stayed thru the night to train the afternoon and night shifts at a paper company that I worked at in IT (this was 1986, mainframes and terminals), and came home at 6am and had a shower and was heading back to work, and he had made me a breakfast sandwich.

It was literally like he was relieved that I was going to be able to fend for myself, as I apparently understood what it took to get and keep a job.