Ep 35: We're back baybee

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As I've been told this is some people's favorite part of the podcast I guess I should keep up the tradition of rambling and writing stuff here. In this podcast Anthony talks about that the podcast is happening again, says he won't talk about covid then talks about covid, says he won't talk about politics then talks about politics, and then goes through the old podcast topics document while incohenrently rambling about the random things we used to write in there. Overall, there's a little something in this podcast for everyone so we're giving it a 7/10 - IGN probably

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