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Mar 22, 2022 1 hr 3 min

53: How Does His Beating Make Him the Kung Fu Master?

from My Hill To Die On Hosted by Nate Rudd and Ryan Smith

Recorded February 12, 2022 This week Nate and Ryan look for a touch of levity in everything. Nate begins by talking about his software and the bug (or feature) that he found and fixed. Nate then talked about how he "pulled a Ryan" with health anxiety, and how he fell back in love with the Amazing Race. Ryan, stuck in a loop of looping games talked about loops and a looping narrative in the game he was playing, Returnal. Shifting their attention, they address times in their lives that they dealt with sharp objects in one way or another. Following all this, they turned their attention to the main media, Kung Fu Hustle, and talked about loony tunes combat, koto killers, and asked themselves does the plot really need to matter? Connect with us Become a member: myhilltodieon.com/members Reddit: r/MyHillToDieOn Twitter: @MyHillToDieOn Email: [email protected] The Amazing Race Official site Season 10 Season 33 Returnal Official Site Amazon.com Amazon.co.jp Taste of Japan Mitsuya Fruit Punch KitKat Melon Pick 2: Sharp Object Stories Nate: Getting Cut With a Papercutter Ryan: Blade Collection Nate: Hay Baler Ryan: Stripping Wire Kung Fu Hustle IMDb Amazon.com Amazon.co.jp Theme by Michael AD https://soundcloud.com/michael-ad/the-deep-end used with permission

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