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Yet another batch of banter for Jack & Michael at their favorite loitering hole, including subjects like why it's important to display your authentic self; the possible misnomers behind like-minded people; and re-evaluating the definitions of evolution and enlightenment. Jack also shares the details about his recent binge of brain rot on YouTube, and his first-ever experience with an A.I. phone tree assistant.
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From Existence Brewing Episode #108: "Jimothy & The Girl In The Red Bikini (Because We're Testing Out A Theory)
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From Existence Brewing Episode #109: "Manna From 7-Eleven"
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From Existence Brewing Episode #105: "The Doomsday Watch Party (Who's Got The Chips?)
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From Existence Brewing Episode #78: "Deal-A-Meal"
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A timeless tradition in the making continues, as Jack & Michael assume their place at Existence Brewing yet again for a spirited chat about a recent botched execution in Tennessee; a new kind of booze that's flavored like Pop-Tarts; and the school suspension of an autistic student who fashioned their sandwich into the shape of a gun and pointed it at fellow students. Michael also gives Jack a visualization quiz that leads to a discussion about what fires a person's imagination.
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It's another round for Jack & Michael at Existence Brewing, as the two play pick-up regarding the decline of Napa Valley's wine industry, the ignominy created by one NFL player's recent endzone pantomime, and a young child's wish for a corporate insurance themed birthday party. Michael also reflects upon a childhood memory of his favorite birthday cake.
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Jack & Michael do their thing at Existence Brewing for the 111th time (on record at least), as they verbally rummage through topics including bikini baristas, surveillance pricing on the internet, and the latest revelations about a possible doomsday scenario for humanity caused by the rise of artificial intelligence. Jack also forwards the suggestion that the power to take action a vast number of things in societal terms needs to actually be placed in the hands of the people to decide, and not just the wealthy corporations of the world.
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Habits die hard, as Jack & Michael once again populate their favorite hang-out for a discourse about employee unionization; the misnomers surrounding climbing the corporate ladder; and the place we all seem to call 'here'.
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From Existence Brewing Episode #109: "Manna From 7-Eleven"
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Two guys are grabbing coffee and discussing everything from current events to philosophy.