Maybe today, Satan, s3 ep10: The world did not end

Summary In this episode, Victor and Justin reflect on the recent election results, discussing their feelings of shame and disappointment as Americans. They explore the concept of superpowers, particularly teleportation, and how it could impact society. The conversation shifts to the state of the world post-election, focusing on Trump's promises and policies regarding immigration and climate change. Personal updates about family and life events are shared, leading to a deeper discussion about cultural perspectives on death and funerals. The hosts also delve into dating norms and expectations, before reminiscing about the struggles of old cars. The episode concludes with reflections on the season and the challenges faced throughout. Takeaways Justin expresses shame as an American post-election. The hosts discuss the implications of teleportation as a superpower. Trump's promises raise concerns about immigration and climate change. Personal updates reveal family dynamics and life events. Cultural perspectives on death lead to discussions about funerals. Dating norms are explored, particularly around expectations and timelines. Old cars evoke nostalgia and memories of road trips. The struggle with technology and its impact on daily life is highlighted. The hosts reflect on the importance of celebrating life after death. The season ends with a sense of camaraderie and shared experiences.