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In episode 355, Psyche has a casual conversation with friends about the challenges of concealing flatulence on first dates and shares humorous tactics for doing so. The discussion revolves around the early stages of dating relationships and the comfort level needed to be oneself.
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The episode starts with a lighthearted discussion about how certain foods can cause gas ▶ 0:04. Psyche shares a personal story about being on a date and not being at the stage where he can fart freely ▶ 0:11. He mentions that when his date went to the bathroom, he took the opportunity to fart and turned on the water faucet to conceal the sound ▶ 0:27. The conversation continues with the friends discussing how being able to fart in front of a partner is a sign of comfort and true love ▶ 1:00. They also talk about the beginning stages of a relationship and how it's not always easy to be oneself ▶ 0:52. As the conversation progresses, they joke about being in the trenches of a relationship and how it's a sign of true love ▶ 1:16.
The episode appears to touch on the theme of vulnerability and comfort in relationships. The friends' discussion suggests that being able to be oneself, including passing gas, is a sign of true love and comfort in a relationship. The conversation also continues the pattern of lighthearted and humorous discussions on the podcast, with the friends joking and sharing personal anecdotes.
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They make you fart. They make you fart. >> You're gonna fart a lot if you ate a lot of gas. >> Oh, wait. I like that one. It's for person. Yeah, I like I like that one. >> You know what? You know when you're on a date like last night, I was out with my girl and then I I we're not at the stage where I can just fart freely. So,
>> you have to run to the bathroom really quick and just >> No. Or when she goes to the bathroom, like when she has to go, I'm like, "Yeah, thank goodness." And then I just [ __ ] rip as a like and then I you know what I was doing to to conceal the sound? I turned the the water faucet on cuz she was in the bathroom. >> Yeah.
>> [ __ ] ripped ass and I was all right as we were. >> Yeah. in the beginning of the relationship >> in the beginning of a relationship. I feel like >> as like as it >> get comfortable enough to just comfort when you're able to just fart in front of your
>> like partner like that's that's when you know like huh like we're we're in this like we're >> it's true love you know true love >> that's true love exactly >> we're kneede in the trenches bro this [ __ ] ain't going
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