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Episode 39
Episode 39 Transcript courtesy of Laurie Foster
Rose Peddlers
2400
Valentine's Day
2395
Sex With The Ex
-64
Love
-1745
See All the Problems...
Ever wanted to hear somebody defend “love” on the grounds that it cures cancer? Hope you like fallacies, because Dick cites a study that does just that without controlling for variables such as increased access to insurance benefits and medical care for couples who are married.
Love increases oxytocin levels in your body, which makes you more trusting. In other words, a mark. It’s the same feeling animals get when licked, or thieves get when they plan a heist. Enjoy getting taken advantage of, suckers. As for me? I’m an unloved genius. And finally, Dick trades in all his remaining man points to defend Valentine’s Day.
Big thanks to Casper for sponsoring this episode. Here’s the picture of the box my King mattress came in. I’m genuinely impressed with the product, delivery and service:
Get $50 off any mattress by going to https://casper.com/biggest and using promo code “biggest”
Thanks to Clay Rodery for the kickass thumbnail. Send your Valentine’s Day Cupid Slaughter art to, [email protected]:
Thumbnail credits:
Clay Rodery, Illustrator – http://www.clayrodery.com/
Sources:
Psychology Today – Why love is for suckers* (*May not be actual title)
All The Tests – Compatibility test written for morons
NPR – The Dark Origins of Valentine’s Day
Statistic Brain – Depressing Valentine’s day statistics about how women send themselves flowers at work
About Flowers – According to this survey, 19% of women buy themselves flowers on Valentine’s Day. Depressing.
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By The Biggest Problem in the UniverseEpisode 39 Transcript courtesy of Laurie Foster
Rose Peddlers
2400
Valentine's Day
2395
Sex With The Ex
-64
Love
-1745
See All the Problems...
Ever wanted to hear somebody defend “love” on the grounds that it cures cancer? Hope you like fallacies, because Dick cites a study that does just that without controlling for variables such as increased access to insurance benefits and medical care for couples who are married.
Love increases oxytocin levels in your body, which makes you more trusting. In other words, a mark. It’s the same feeling animals get when licked, or thieves get when they plan a heist. Enjoy getting taken advantage of, suckers. As for me? I’m an unloved genius. And finally, Dick trades in all his remaining man points to defend Valentine’s Day.
Big thanks to Casper for sponsoring this episode. Here’s the picture of the box my King mattress came in. I’m genuinely impressed with the product, delivery and service:
Get $50 off any mattress by going to https://casper.com/biggest and using promo code “biggest”
Thanks to Clay Rodery for the kickass thumbnail. Send your Valentine’s Day Cupid Slaughter art to, [email protected]:
Thumbnail credits:
Clay Rodery, Illustrator – http://www.clayrodery.com/
Sources:
Psychology Today – Why love is for suckers* (*May not be actual title)
All The Tests – Compatibility test written for morons
NPR – The Dark Origins of Valentine’s Day
Statistic Brain – Depressing Valentine’s day statistics about how women send themselves flowers at work
About Flowers – According to this survey, 19% of women buy themselves flowers on Valentine’s Day. Depressing.