@TheBunnysFunny
30:14 "Your stupidity is not proof of a concept." I love that as a quote.
@ZhakeGo
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@positivevibesveda
20:23 “They’re trying to signal to him in a subtle way” … “they point a machine gun at him.” Well that escalated quickly😅
@ash_tray
Ngl I think the people running in the opposite direction were just a group of runners lol
@musicsaveslovelife3443
I really dont think she starts walking back in the direction of the crash to blend in with the people running. I think shes THAT high on drugs that she has no clue what shes doing after she starts walking, ends up following people and is only reminded of the crash once she sees it again.
@-myharlequinnsapphicarch-
I love Mr mangos interruptions, they help clarify small things and helps me get more into it, her repeating info bc of it helps me follow the story better bc of my adhd and autism. (if you dont like it, i dont care keep it to yourself or make another comment, this is only for people who appreciate others, not tear others down.)
@mald379
Awww. Mr. Mango not knowing the key reference, bless his heart, its genuinely sweet. And I LOVE the dynamics between him and Stephanie, he does ask clarifying questions that help me follow the story too. He is clearly smart, but when someone who has done the research and has all the context tells you a story, they often can assume knowledge that the listening part doesnt have, and i think its great he is the part of the podcast.
@Tejonesss
Talk about missing and murdered indigenous women plz! I know crime against Native Americans doesn’t usually get the most views but the amount of negligence that goes into ignoring the crimes against indigenous women is so shocking, it’s more interesting than you think
@metalrosepetals
all the censorship for every drug sounds like playing the clean version of rap song on the radio lol
@avoinwonderland
As an ex addict I really think her turning around with the people running is her forgetting why she’s walking and where she is
@JoyFulRhythm
10:58 I’m sorry, but I was not prepared for the screams to sound the same 🤣🤣
@Spacebrat_
Your hubby is me in this episode, every time I’m like “wait whaaaat?” So is he. 😂😂😂 the rep we viewers need
@Meow4me4eva
I love that Mr Mango is genuinely surprised and confused so often when Stephanie recounts some misogynistic bs like the lock key thing. Such an angel
@JW-cvnt
15:40 “mixed with m-, ec- or m-, sometimes even f-“ made me laugh
@AsphaltAnarchy
" My husband has been so adamant about teaching our nieces..... Sir they are three years old" TOOK ME OUT!
@ivanyamazaki3605
Im not defending her but to say she meticulously planned anything is hard to agree upon. She meticulously planned to flee by pissing her pants, puking and getting naked?
@b1gr3d53
Please do stories on missing and murdered indigenous women, i am from BC Canada and there are still missing sisters/aunties/moms/grandmas that need closure for their families.
@deannevictor536
My best guess for why the cartel made the vice anchor try the pink stuff: if he's on camera doing something illegal, they're less likely to use it against the cartel, and the footage is more likely to get thrown out of court as inadmissible.
@Jade-iq9ys
"Your stupidity is not proof of concept" is my new favorite line😮
@allydaopera