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Lucy, Theo, Andrew, and Ben bring you: From politeness to knife violence, a prayer for Boston, a real giraffe, no prize for Connecticut, and the empty car.

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Outro: Cheer Up, Chihiro! - Ovlov

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Colin English

Getting drunk on the red line and throwing empty beer cans is one of the great joys of being 18-22 and living in Boston

Snax

Speaking of “greenface” in Massachusetts, I got called out for wearing “greenface” during Halloween festivities in Salem on year by wiccans who feel the wicked witch of the west created a hurtful stereotype. Don’t know if Wicked’s popularity has changed this but I was asked to leave a shop one year because of my costume- the character Sally from Demons 2, NOT A WITCH. I ended up trying to explain lamberto bava’s masterpiece for long enough to convince them I was a dork, but not a bigot & got to come back in to look at potions & crystals. Anyway, avoid Boston on st Patrick’s at all costs.

Abeatupbluechevy

South African pizza keeps topping strictly separated 🤪

farmrob

love the inclusion of the ovlov outro track here to balance all the negative coverage that connecticut received this episode 🙏🙏

William

absolutely dying to know what anti-Irish slur Andrew used and Ben felt strongly enough about to bleep out lmao

Feedbag

Drivers in portland oregon do that thing where they have the right of way but will stop and try to wave you across, even when it isnt a crosswalk. Easily the most passive aggressive behavior ive ever witnessed.

Acelin

Wait you have horse problem in Australia how is that possible?? They are so good at dying that they just kill themselves before the population became too much of a problem. At least that is what I learn from riding them for years

mexicanhalloween .

thanks for translating your pedestrian traffic model from our Burger-to-Gun Murder-as-a-Service (B2G MaaS) model

Julia Felix

Thought it was crazy someone wrote in the paper to complain about the drinking/partying on St. Patricks in Boston. I spent 3 years there, and during that time it seemed traditional that the town was overtaken by drunk college kids, and if you weren't going to participate, it was best to stay home for the day. My first year there I had to go out for some reason on St. Patricks, and the amount of vomit, green necklaces, and beer cans/sq yard was unbelievable. It was a miracle I managed to take a train and not get any on me, either passively or directly from the source. After that I learned to celebrate by stocking up on snacks and binge watching a show in my quiet East Boston apartment instead. There's even a "holiday" the Monday after St. Patricks day that only happens in Boston which I'm sure has nothing to with everyone in town being hung over. Anyway, I came across this post from Boston.com on Facebook today and thought you all might like to read it for context, but also the comments on the actual Facebook post are pretty entertaining. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18WTM3LDxr/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Bryan Zeck

sitting here in my Gonzaga University shirt just super excited for March Madness, not going to change