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In this episode, host Psyche spends intimate moments with his cat, Mr. Trix, showcasing their affectionate interaction. The episode is a brief, lighthearted departure from the usual occult and tarot-focused discussions.
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The episode begins with Psyche expressing affection for his cat, Mr. Trix, at ▶ 0:00. He notices the cat's fast heartbeat at ▶ 0:03 and decides to feed him treats at ▶ 0:14. Psyche has a conversation with his cat, joking about getting him a big hamburger from McDonald's at ▶ 0:23. He also comments on the cat's appearance, mentioning a little nose and freckles at ▶ 0:27. At ▶ 0:36, Psyche assures that the cats are well-fed and content, contradicting any notion that they might be starving. The episode ends with Psyche saying that all the cats are buried at ▶ 0:55, although the context of this statement is unclear.
This episode appears to be a heartwarming and humorous departure from the usual serious discussions on the podcast. It suggests that Psyche values his personal relationships, including those with his pets, and is willing to showcase his lighthearted side. The episode continues the pattern of Psyche being open and genuine with his audience, sharing intimate moments from his life.
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Cute. His heart's beating so fast. Your heart's beating fast, Mr. Trixs.
Feed him something nice. Yes. Yeah. Then he get you a big thing of treats. Oh, a hamburger. You want some big McDonald's? Yeah. He has a little nose like you know he had a little freickles on his nose, right?
The cats are not starving. Cats are absolutely fine. Cats are wellfed.
Hey over there. They're very content. All the cats are buried.
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