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In this episode of the Cult of Psyche podcast, Psyche discusses line battle gaming and engages in a heated conversation with an individual, while also interacting with Eldo. The conversation involves accusations, justifications, and attempts to clarify past actions.
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The episode starts with Psyche addressing an individual, stating that they have two voices and are trying to justify their actions ▶ 0:15. He also mentions that the individual is trying to hang out with Cyrax and make them feel like they're not weirdos ▶ 1:23. Eldo is introduced, and Psyche asks for his thoughts on the situation ▶ 0:51. Eldo responds by saying he's trying to see the proof and doesn't want to get in the middle of it ▶ 1:00. The conversation involves discussions about past admissions and actions, with Psyche stating that the individual admitted to something on a previous stream ▶ 1:09. The conversation also involves some lighthearted moments, including laughter and rhyming ▶ 2:06.
The episode appears to explore the theme of accountability and justification, as Psyche confronts the individual about their past actions. It also suggests a pattern of Psyche using his platform to address and confront individuals about their behavior. The conversation involves a power dynamic, with Psyche taking a dominant role in the conversation and Eldo taking a more neutral stance.
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Jesus Christ. So, of course, you don't want smoke with men, right? And then when you get a little bit of smoke, you cry. You cry. Like, when I leave the panel, you're just going to whine and do your victim voice. I like your victim voice. You have two voices. One when you're trying to like talk over me and
the other one when you're like trying to explain yourself. You're a victim. Everybody's got it wrong. You're not a bad guy. You're like psyche. You like justify and make excuses for weirdos all up in Cyrax's messages. God, you're [ __ ] the worst of the worst. And you
deserve everything that you get. You understand me? Do you hear me? I hope so, bud. Sit there and be silent and cope. Think about what you've done. What's up, Eldo? Eldo, what you think? You there? >> Yeah, I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. What you think about this guy, Eldo? >> I don't know. I'm not trying to get in
the middle of it. I'm trying to see the proof because >> a lot of people Yeah. Like the proof. And you know, you know, you know how >> about He admitted it on this stream. He did admit it. And he said, "What are you going to do about it?" That's it was his exact words. You can look back. He admitted it. And I mean, what about being what about being all up in Cyrax's
messages and trying to like hang out with Cyrax and like suck Jimmy's dick and make those guys feel like they're not weirdos? That's kind of weird, right? And from your logic, >> you're an older guy. >> Talk about then I'll respond. From your logic, you're an older guy that's come
in and trying to like talk to this younger guy and make him feel cool, make him feel wanted, make him feel like he's >> Don't get weird. Don't get [ __ ] not friends. weird. Don't be weird. >> You're the one that was your logic, buddy. I'm just going off of what you said about RG. >> Thank you. >> Yes, I did. Thank you so much for calling me up, too, by the way.
[laughter] >> It rhymed. It rhymed. It's okay. >> You know you're not a two. Come on. >> I'm two and a half. You forgot the five. >> You're a three.
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