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the aftershow for the one about garlic (Patreon)

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2022-06-21 14:37:10
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2026-06
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The aftershow for this video: https://youtu.be/w-bhtdPyBRo

What did you think of the video? 

We talk about what we loved about the episode, what went wrong, and how the joke under the fold iS A LIE (according to taha). Enjoy!

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the garlic aftershow

we talk about this video: https://youtu.be/w-bhtdPyBRo

Comments

SpaceJay

What I got from this aftershow, is there is a joke under the fold. I read the descriptions, but I never went far enough for the joke! Can't believe I've been missing out this whole time

Greg Baker

I genuinely look forward to these aftershows. You all are delightful. But tripods... with most tripods, you can unscrew the head from the top and the cap on the bottom of the pole (middle stick? whatever it's called) AND swap the two. Then your tripod becomes a janky mini overhead rig. (Mine has been stolen and is my wife's office, so I can't really be more descriptive.)

Morgan Pavelka

Honestly I thought maybe garlic was like…. not common in Canada?? I was very confused why you didn’t go straight to like a Whole Foods

answerinprogress

you and me both, morgan. melissa was just Too Deep In the Garlic Sauce. - Sabrina

Candice

Well, now I gotta go back and look for other jokes under the fold. I like garlic (and cooking, usually) and liked the video...there were a couple points of confusion (like why we weren't starting in/with a grocery store), but the only one that didn't get resolved was WHAT some of the garlics and the differences actually were. Black garlic in particular I (and at least one commenter I saw) didn't know what it was at all. I ended up having to google it. Starting with going to farms prepped viewers to anticipate different grown garlics, not preparations of them, so a "this is what confit is/means and how it's done" and "this is what they do to make black garlic, another we *could* do at home but buying it pre-done saves us time and effort" would have been great. Assume at least some of the audience will always be novices with zero understanding of the subject-specific lingo.