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Chandler reveals he learned to sign 'I'm a motorboating son of a bitch' in his elementary school ASL class.

The episode opens with the hosts reacting to significant listener feedback about a previous discussion on 'Del Taco Burps,' leading to banter about who ate tacos. Panda shares he air-fried chicken instead. Chris then explains being late from work because he had to complete a mandatory two-hour generative AI training for his corporate HR department. He describes the training's poorly written script featuring characters like Doug, a customer support head wanting AI to do all his work, Greg, an HR manager, and Chandler, an IT head with 'massive jugs.' The conversation shifts to Chandler's childhood story about taking an American Sign Language class in elementary school, where he learned to sign 'I'm a motorboating son of a bitch' from a dictionary, much to his father's shock. After sponsor reads and birthday shoutouts, the hosts announce a bonus AMA episode for Patreon subscribers where they answered only eight of 207 questions, prompting plans for a part two. They provide updates on the March Madness bracket pool, with David McCallister leading the Ronin fam. A Radio Ronin community event is announced: a pizza party at the Pizza Factory in St. George on April 16th. Chunga and Chandler also reveal they will be performing a yacht rock DJ set at the Hard Rock Cafe in Las Vegas on Father's Day, June 21st. Chandler introduces a topic he researched: the psychological concept of an 'autrovert,' a personality type between introvert and extrovert characterized by social energy management, deep connections with few people, and a dislike of small talk. All four hosts identify as autroverts, relating it to their performance personas versus private lives. This leads to a discussion on new research Chandler found suggesting the brain isn't fully developed until around age 32 and hits peak cognitive function between 55 and 60, with lifespans potentially exceeding 100 years for those born after 1960. The hosts reflect on ageism in society and the music industry, noting that many successful DJs are in their 40s, 50s, and even 60s, like Fatboy Slim (Norman Cook). They encourage listeners to pursue dreams regardless of age, citing examples like a soccer player who started at 38 and joined the Premier League at 41. The episode concludes with Chunga expressing pride in Chris's DJing skills and encouraging bookings for him.

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A taco-fueled hangout turns extrovert habits, awkwardness, memes, and Easter into one loose comic loop.

The episode starts with the group reacting to the response around "Del Taco Burps," then lets a taco check-in drift into a messy, funny food run: Panda's air-fried marinated chicken, salmon bites, curly fries, fish sticks, and a squeaker cutting through the room at just the…

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You get a taco-fueled detour into extrovert behavior, self-regulation, and a Bad Meme Friday sign-off.

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