episode 81 – believe the hype

Posted on August 22, 2018 by t. sterling — Leave a comment

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Sterling is pretty excited about his new steering wheel cover and has a minor epiphany about it. Kortney declares what hill she’ll die on, and she’s certain she’s not alone on that particular hill. Sterling defends Blue Brothers 2000 whilst celebrating the late great queen of soul Aretha Franklin’s cameo appearance. Later, Kortney and Sterling answer the question: what is an eggcorn? And is there a black that’s blacker than black? All this and more in this episode.

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