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EPISODE · May 18, 2016 · 2H 4M

H.I. #63: One in Five Thousand

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Grey & Brady discuss: clapping, cheer pressure revisited, Boaty McBoatface / David Attenborough, famous explorers you should know, self-incrimination and being compelled to give testimony, impending Uber tipping, AVs/RVs/SUVs, The Leicester City Foxes fairy tale, the UK/EU referendum (Brexit), and is San Francisco the most valuable city in the world and can maybe London be second. Brought to You By Squarespace: Use code HELLO for 10% off your website Hover: The best way to buy and manage domain names. Use coupon code 'CheerPressure' for 10% off Harry's: Quality Men's Shaving Products. Promocode HI for $5 off your first purchase Listeners like YOU on Patreon Show Notes Discuss this episode on the reddit Muse: Starlight State of the Union: Just the claps The Clappy Clap Show A start at defining cheer pressure Boaty McBoatface beaten by Sir David Attenborough in UK science ship naming David Attenborough The Brian Cox Robert Falcon Scott Neil Armstrong Edmund Hillary Tenzing Norgay Keeing Shtump You should probably tip your Uber driver from now on The Leicester City Foxes Leicester City win Premier League United Kingdom European Union membership referendum, 2016 San Francisco Rents

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