Welcome back to another episode of The Polytickin' Podcast! The Pod Boys have been doing this for 30 weeks and they're wondering why anyone still listens to them.

Marcus goes scorched Earth from the jump, reminding each and every one of ya'll that this is a partnership and he will not be forgotten.

The Pod Boys then get into people who try to lecture them about their own culture after learning just a tidbit about it. It's annoying enough seeing it online but in real life? Even more so. Also, let's work on our tone and delivery because then you might get that discount you've been begging for or someone might actually be interested in your stupid history lesson.

The Washed Boys are also here for the drama and gossip. Girl they got time.

Sefa talks about rap being a so-called "dangerous profession" when really it could just be the energy you put out in the music or in life. With the amount of rappers killed within the last couple of years, it's easy to point at rap itself as the problem. But what if we actually examined the music?

The boys reminisce on the amount of phone cards they bought in American Samoa. Sefa missed his family a lot.

They then shout out all the Pacific Islander boys who have been drafted into the NFL and wants everyone to stop calling it cliche when one makes it to the league. It's a chance to big up your people and show the younger generation a route to success.

What's your best/worst work story? Let them know and enjoy the show nerds!

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