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18 - Selfie Sticks and Shake Weights

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In Episode 18, Lang does the intro, accidentally cusses for the first time and vows to get more sleep this year for his New Year’s Resolution. We all discuss the finer points of life, like how to brew beer, why the eagle in Lord of the Rings didn’t help more, binge watching and the crazy dreams it creates. Bryan also talked about binge reading all 14 of the Ian Fleming James Bond books and we had an intervention with Mike and his signature anxiety. There was also the weird part of the Internet that came up again and companies that employ content moderators to sift through the worst parts of humanity. Of course, no podcast would be complete without a zinger from Kelly. This time it’s all about Facebook pokes.   Remember, if you’re interested in becoming a sponsor on Ridiculous Dialogue, head over to www.ridiculousdialogue.com to learn more!

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