Episode 986 of the Cult of Psyche podcast features a confusing conversation between participants about communication and unclear references. The discussion becomes heated as they struggle to understand each other.
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The episode starts with a discussion about someone saying weed is their therapy and planning to smoke a blunt ▶ 0:10. The conversation then shifts to drinking soy milk ▶ 0:22 and an unclear reference to an explanation ▶ 0:31. One participant asks for clarification on a statement, but the other participant refuses to explain, leading to a heated exchange [0:43-1:15]. The conversation continues to be confusing, with participants struggling to understand each other [1:17-1:27]. At ▶ 0:35, a participant asks for an explanation, and at ▶ 1:02, another participant says they don't know what to tell them. The conversation also touches on the importance of answering questions in a conversation ▶ 1:12.
The episode appears to explore the theme of effective communication and the challenges that arise when participants struggle to understand each other. The conversation suggests that clear explanations and answering questions are essential for meaningful discussions. The episode continues the pattern of exploring complex topics and conversations on the Cult of Psyche podcast.
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Shame. [Music] >> Boy, >> she said weed's my therapy. I'm going to smoke a blunt. And then you're asking her if she's smoking a blunt. >> Well, Sarah, I was busy arguing with people. I didn't understand that. Didn't hear that. >> You were busy drinking too much soy
milk. I guess soy milk. You're going have to explain that arrest your ass. >> Don't know what that means. Can you go ahead and explain it to me real quick? >> Like 30 seconds. Use small words. Go ahead. >> You're the one who said it. I don't know what to tell you.
>> So, you're not going to explain it. >> Explain what? Dude, >> I just literally just said, "What does What does that mean? >> Do you use the terms? >> What does it all mean?" We don't I don't understand it. Can you repeat something? >> I literally repeated what you said. That's between you and yourself. I don't know what to tell you. >> Yeah. You repeated what I said, but you didn't ask you didn't answer the
question, you dumb [ __ ] You don't understand the difference. Like, if I ask you a question, >> you make the claim, then I ask you a question. You're supposed to answer it. You're not supposed to [ __ ] just like repeat what I said. >> Okay, dude. Whatever. >> It's not that it's it's common conversation. It's not that hard, dude. >> So, I am >> You asked me to define what you were talking about. I I don't know what you're I asked you
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