*There will be no more Myth Moment from this episode onward*
This week, Rachel discusses both the American and French Revolutions and we learn that in the 1700s no one was happy with their monarch and that people have always been cheapskates. You will also hear in this episode how a snowball fight turned deadly but also makes for some great propaganda and that if you're going to be rebellious make sure to still be a nice person and that if you break something, you fix it. Finally, you'll learn that even the founding fathers weren't very good at their job and that while France had a revolution, nothing super revolutionary changed.
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