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Daylight Savings, Hamlet, & Rubik's Cubes with Minh-Khanh
That intro was unfortunately not Luke (SPOILER). It was Minh-Khanh after we told him how the power of candy made Luke interrupt the intro to the last episode. It took us three takes! This took us two takes because Pratik forgot the name of our podcast. He felt too cool in his leather jacket to be on a podcast. Rock'em Sock'em Robots is an amazing game and way to settle disputes. Sponsor us Mattel! #TupperwareKills
We discussed the origin, benefits, and drawbacks of daylight savings time, the quote "To be or not to be" in Hamlet (and its relationship to Tupperware), Rubik's cubes as a metaphor for life and the Game of Live and its superiority to Monopoly (sorry Minh-Khanh).
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That intro was unfortunately not Luke (SPOILER). It was Minh-Khanh after we told him how the power of candy made Luke interrupt the intro to the last episode. It took us three takes! This took us two takes because Pratik forgot the name of our podcast. He felt too cool in his leather jacket to be on a podcast. Rock'em Sock'em Robots is an amazing game and way to settle disputes. Sponsor us Mattel! #TupperwareKills
We discussed the origin, benefits, and drawbacks of daylight savings time, the quote "To be or not to be" in Hamlet (and its relationship to Tupperware), Rubik's cubes as a metaphor for life and the Game of Live and its superiority to Monopoly (sorry Minh-Khanh).