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Hello! Welcome to another bonus episode of Tran Girlismo. Once again, we're here to answer your questions for basically two hours. Thank you immensely to our subscribers for supporting us!!!

NOTE: This episode was recorded BEFORE Viktor Orban lost his election like a big loser, which he is. We regret the inaccuracy.

NOTE 2: Sudden loud noise at around 51 minute mark, but it was a really good bit so we left it in.

Referenced Stories:

A really good overview of the kidnapping of Juan Manuel Fangio @ESPNDale Jr's PodcastDale AND his son hate the Confederate flag @NBC News

Transplants Zinehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMEg6mfTfF4 NO NO NO DON'T SHAKE THE BABYBook recommendations: Life in the Fast Lane by Steve MatchettSir Lewis by Michael E. SawyerKitchen Confidential by Anthony BourdainSociety of the Spectacle by Guy DebordThis Is How You Lose The Time War by Amal El-Mohtar and Max GladstoneStone Butch Blues by Leslie FeinbergFear and Loathing in Las Vegas by Hunter S. ThompsonFear and Loathing in America by Hunter S. Thompson (ESPN story)LOVE/AGGRESSION by June MartinOne Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This by Omar El-AkkadSunset At Zero Point by Simon StalenhagChainsaw Man online (can't guarantee this website won't give you a virus but, like,)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdLuZA3Bwak Carrera Cup CrashWeird Little Guys by Molly Conger

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Loqi finally stopped using her real name

Lol Jordan about scared me to death! I was just stepping out of the shower when she screamed and had to not fall down and then sort out if someone was in my house (still dripping) before I realized my phone was still playing.

T M

I'm living for the Stella cameos, the jump scare had me absolutely rolling lmao. Also Burt has some pipes when he wants doesn't he, he seems like such a polite lil guy in photos :)

Tara Hailstorm is mourning her Spark's CVT

On the question about running tracks reversed, I once spent a few weeks running Road America reversed in a racing sim trying to find out which direction was faster. Turn 14 going from a blind uphill to a blind downhill is wild, and taking the Kink at higher speed straight into the Carosel is a blast.

Harper

Victoria reading "depressing queer lit and depressing scifi" is deeply relatable, if you want something that's still queer and scifi but is a bit more fun I recommend the Murderbot Diaries

Great Joe

I really wish the US had access to Suzuki Swifts. I've only worked in the cabin (I worked a summer at an auto electronics shop) but it was just, everything in the mid to late 00s models was a delight to disassemble and modify. edit: Well, you yelled enough to get ourselves out there. I've booked myself for a game store's pub quiz night.

Avery

Wrt Seattle freeze, Tuesdays at Time Warp past 10pm, and Linda's on Mondays which skews more millennial are where the tgirl circles I'm in tend to congregate.

SixArmedSweater

Understood. And oh, god no, I’d never distract her with my phone or yelling or pointing at things. And already doing the directions thing! 💕

sjmn

Stone Butch Blues is a beautiful book. Great rec.

Josiah Thorne

I just wish more games had Lime Rock :(

Noblese Oblahaj

You should invite Kill James Bond on to talk about The Fast and the Furious before they even finish, because it would be funny, and anyone that came on would be exhausted and crazy

-Kris-

As far as being a helpful passenger, my family does it that when we're at a stop sign the person in the passenger seat watches their direction and calls out whether any cars are coming or it's clear. The driver still looks before pulling out, but it lets them know if they shouldn't bother yet

Stef Schrader

I didn't think there was a name for it at the time, but I think??? I got the Seattle Freeze when I moved there in fifth grade. Everyone knew everyone else, and I was some weird new kid. I also think part of that was more of a cultural difference than anything else, since I was moving from Texas and its emphasis on "Southern """hospitality"""" (big big big air quotes on that one) to somewhere that does not do the fake-nice thing. Honestly, I kind of prefer that now: if you hate my guts, please do not pretend that you like me when I'm around. If you just don't know what to do with me, react accordingly! That's okay. I actually grew to hate the fake-nice-to-everyone schtick when I moved back to Texas for college because it led to so much pain whenever I found out what people really thought when I wasn't in the room. I don't know if I'd say feeling frozen out is a skill issue, and admittedly, my recent move was to the northeast, but the lack of winter activities over here is real, especially when it comes to affordable ones you can still do when you've just gone into a giant financial hole moving across the country. Everything just costs SO much. I don't really have an answer on that one, but I haven't felt this alone in decades.