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Episode 1164 discusses boundaries, controversial language, and intimate dynamics in relationships, with a casual conversation between podcast participants. The conversation touches on personal preferences and comfort levels with certain language and behaviors.
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The episode starts with a lighthearted conversation about old books from the year 2000 ▶ 0:04. The discussion then shifts to personal relationships and boundaries, with one participant expressing their comfort with certain language and behaviors ▶ 0:52. Another participant chimes in, sharing their perspective on how they would react to cruel comments ▶ 0:49. The conversation also touches on the idea of fetishes and personal preferences ▶ 1:03. At one point, the topic of controversial language and racial dynamics is brought up ▶ 1:17. The discussion is casual and conversational, with participants sharing their thoughts and feelings on these topics [0:00-1:25].
The episode appears to explore the theme of self-respect and boundaries in relationships, suggesting that individuals have different comfort levels with certain language and behaviors. The conversation also continues the pattern of discussing controversial topics in a casual and conversational manner, allowing participants to share their thoughts and feelings on these issues.
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I'm just kidding. >> These books are really They're from the year 2000. They're old. >> Well, it's canon, >> right? School. Anybody that Nobody Nobody can talk [ __ ] about Pi and nobody can talk [ __ ] about Joker because I love these guys. Like they're my friends. Like they're really it's like >> really OG people
>> and they're here and they they don't judge me. They don't like they don't pie like feed the [ __ ] and stuff like that. And it's like I love it. That's like you probably have to teach this guy rogue how to feed the [ __ ] sometimes, right? I don't know. He's like on camera and get sexy. You got to take your shirt off, look it around. >> no, we we don't want to become like >> But I mean, >> Yeah, go ahead.
>> Like the the the behavior that you get from me will be also the behavior that I get to protect you from. Like if anybody were to be like cruel to you, >> I don't I don't care if people call me fat. I like when people call me [ __ ] I get kind of turned on when people call me. You can't be homophobic towards me cuz I don't care. Even when you call said it, you put a bull in my head. I got kind of turned off by that word. >> It's a fetish.
>> Yeah. I have never said that word and I'm never I I have never referred to you as such and I >> you can't. No, you can't. If you can't if you can't if you do, I would like it because it's like it's like it's like it's like there's something there's black black guy and a white woman and he'll be like call me the n word in bed. Right. So it's like sometimes the wrong I don't know if everyone likes
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