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Valentine's Special 2026 | ft. Enkh-Amar and Egshig

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A six-year friendship turns into a confession, a block, and a copied style.

1. Interest Podcast of Hobby School’s Valentine's Special 2026 centers on school confessions and Valentine’s notes. 2. Aron E. Eichhammer is named as co-president, and Ikshik is introduced as the host reading the messages. 3. The episode exists to sort through confessions, react to them, and end with a letter to Nehemiah. 4. The hosts explain a format that starts with the longest confessions, moves to shorter ones, and saves the Nehemiah letter for last. 5. They say they already removed extremely inappropriate and extremely boring confessions before recording. 6. Zorabi Imula’s story about “Oya” covers a six-year friendship, a girlfriend request, and a block. 7. The hosts mention that Oya copied the sender afterward and describe the situation as tension and spite between two sixth graders. 8. One confession says “I have liked you ever since I saw you with your Big-ass Balenciaga boots,” and compares the person to Central Cee. 9. Another note says “sporty handsome and smart” and calls the target “a bit hard to ignore.” 10. The hosts read multiple anonymous letters that hint at classmates through details like class year, handwriting, and shared papers. 11. A note from Wakamora says she is in sixth grade, has a crush named Anand, and is scared to confess before high school. 12. The hosts answer that middle school is “never that serious” and tell her to confess. 13. One confession says the writer has been in the same class for “11 years” and credits a classmate with changing them from “emo rap” to “smooth jazz.” 14. Another letter mentions a girl who is “smart pretty and kind,” and the hosts say sitting with each other “never hurts.” 15. The episode includes a hot take that “intimacy is an important part of a relationship to be sensual,” followed by a host explanation of when that matters. 16. Another hot take warns “At least you’re not pregnant on 14th of february,” and the hosts respond with age-based caution. 17. The conversation repeatedly returns to public confession culture, with the hosts urging people to tell crushes directly instead of staying anonymous. 18. The tone shifts between teasing, advice, and school-specific jokes, with the hosts reading notes aloud and reacting in real time. 19. Listeners who enjoy teenage confession reads and school gossip will get the most out of it. 20. Listeners looking for a tightly structured or serious interview probably should skip it.

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