I Think I’m Dehydrated - RIOTS RAGEBAIT

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In this episode of Riot’s Ragebait, I talk about waking up dreading every second of my day, dealing with a medical emergency at a classified event, and why everyone suddenly thinks I’m dehydrated. I also spiral into a conversation about whether self-pride is a superpower or just ego and open up about my decision to start taking GLP-1s. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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This episode was published on May 17, 2026.

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In this episode of Riot’s Ragebait, I talk about waking up dreading every second of my day, dealing with a medical emergency at a classified event, and why everyone suddenly thinks I’m dehydrated. I also spiral into a conversation about whether...

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