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This episode of the Cult of Psyche podcast features a casual conversation between friends discussing travel plans and getting high together, with playful banter about visiting Canada and legal documentation. The conversation is light-hearted and humorous, with the friends joking about getting a green card and a visa to travel.
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The episode starts with a conversation about language, with one of the friends mentioning that they don't speak Spanish ▶ 0:00. The conversation then shifts to making plans to get high together ▶ 0:28, with one of the friends saying they want to get high with the others ▶ 0:30. The friends also discuss traveling to Canada ▶ 1:04, but one of them mentions that they have felonies and can't enter the country ▶ 1:08. They joke about needing a green card and a visa to travel ▶ 1:15, and one of them mentions that they can pay for a 'Trump card' ▶ 1:26. At one point, the friends are making plans to meet up, with one of them saying they'll take the others to their roof ▶ 0:44 and another saying they'll be there with someone named Bea ▶ 0:49. The conversation is relaxed and playful, with the friends joking and teasing each other throughout.
The conversation in this episode appears to be centered around themes of friendship and travel. The friends are making plans to spend time together and are joking about the challenges of traveling, particularly when it comes to legal documentation. The conversation also touches on the idea of freedom and movement, with the friends discussing the limitations of traveling with felonies. The episode suggests that the friends value their relationships and are willing to make an effort to spend time together, despite the challenges they may face.
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I don't speak Spanish and I understood it. >> Por. >> Yeah, I don't I don't even speak Spanish either. >> I think that's Portuguese or some [ __ ] >> Sure. It means why >> this went for way off path, but it's fine.
>> So [ __ ] high that I thought like the title on top of the stream was like a doc 420 Eastern night drive. >> Yeah, beat it. I'm trying to get high with you. [ __ ] >> Like [ __ ] like >> Where we at? Where we at? I'mma pull up on you. >> Oh no. Are you going to mace me? >> I don't care. I don't care. M. >> Oh, you
>> No, I know. I'm just kidding. >> I'll take you up on my roof. Bea, >> you can you come over here. >> I'll be there, too. Yeah. >> I love your I love your page. It'll be you, me, Beeta. >> I'll think about it. BT, >> I'll be I'mma be there with Bea whether >> You're like, "Okay, you're going to go you make it or not. in beat's pocket and come to Canada with
me and her." >> [ __ ] Canada. You got to make Well, you have felonies, so you can't >> That's where I live. I'm not coming there. The place scares. >> You can't You can't come out here. You can't >> We need to get We need to get paid a green card and a visa to come. >> You need a green card. What the [ __ ] >> You're a foreigner. You have first a card or you can pay for a Trump card.
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