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Episode 340 - How To Fight Loneliness

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Bob Schneider agrees with Quentin Tarantino's rant that Paul Dano is the worst actor in SAG.

The episode begins with Bob and Clint reading an email from Johnny B. Truant about their previous discussion on toilet plumes, which they humorously confirm as a real phenomenon. Bob shares his indifference to microscopic poop particles, contrasting with Clint's more cautious approach to hygiene, including avoiding handshakes. They transition to listener emails, with Keith Trimmel praising their movie reviews, prompting debates on films like 'There Will Be Blood' and 'One Battle After Another'. Bob and Clint discuss Quentin Tarantino's criticism of actor Paul Dano, with Bob agreeing and sharing his dislike for Dano's performances. The conversation moves to personal anecdotes, including Bob's experience watching 'The Exorcist' as a child and Clint's first movie memories. They talk about recent gigs in Florida, mentioning musicians like Griffin House, Charlie Mars, and David Ryan Harris, and reflect on past touring dynamics. Bob speculates on Griffin House's character, suggesting he wants to be a good guy but may struggle. The hosts discuss gender differences in communication, with Bob humorously breaking down how men and women tell stories. They touch on language sensitivity, referencing a Judy Blume book and fat-shaming, and conclude by teasing a secret weekly segment on culture war topics and a podcaster they've started to dislike.

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A gross-out premise turns into an easy, funny drift through fear, mortality, and movie talk.

Bob Schneider and Clint Wells turn a listener email about aerosolized poop into a funny argument about what people choose not to think about. Schneider's bathroom story lands because he treats microscopic contamination with the same blunt fatalism he brings to mortality, while…

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