Moses Plagues Pharoah | Exodus | The Weird Bible Podcast: Episode 6

In the very second book of the Bible, Israel is already enslaved within Egypt. You've heard the story before, we know; Moses brought the Jews out of bondage by bringing God's wrath upon Pharaoh. Then they crossed the Red Sea, got some commandments, and took over their own little slice of Heaven...or at least Canaan. There is, however, so much more to the story. Eclipses, treasure cities, and the Sea Peoples all play into the magnificent story of Moses's escape from Egypt.
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[@lepusistlich6930]

- Ramses, I diagnose you with letma - Letma? - LET MA PEOPLE GO

[@420Messiah-MusiKit]

Podcast starts at 4:39

[@471444a]

♥️ life saver

[@theBGCsatire]

Love you

[@Southernstereotype]

Doing Gods work.

[@lilletrille1892]

❤

[@Zevonfan524]

Doing the Lord’s work

[@rsccrplyr]

Someone posed the question to the two of them about have they ever questioned their faith, I have a really good story about questioning God and I like to share it anytime something like this comes up. When I was a child, my mom was a very good christian, church every Sunday, bible studies, all that stuff. I have an older brother (3 years older) who has had medical issues related to his brain and epilepsy since he was born. By the time he hit middle school he already had (I think) 2 brain surgeries and was in the hospital for his 3rd. My mom, of course, was distraught at him yet again dealing with issues at such a young age was kinda a wreck, but we were praying and hopeful everything would go well. Then one day when my mom was relieved from my brother's side to go home and rest for a bit, I saw her in our stairway on the phone. She had just gotten a call from the hospital, the doctors wanted to talk to her about the upcoming surgery. Now, I was fairly young, and it was quite a long time ago now, so I don't remember specifics of what they had to say to her, but I think it was just explaining some risks involved in the upcoming surgery, and I think the risk was pretty substantial, seeing as they were doing a third brain surgery. Anyways, she gets of the phone and falls to the ground weeping and cursing. She looked up and cursed at God, it was the first time I had ever seen her do anything like that, like I said she was a good Christian. She listed off all the things she's had to deal with in her life (she's also got several auto-immune diseases, one of which makes here essentially allergic to the sun), and then she just threw her hands up and said "You know what, I'm done. I'm done with you." I usually would try to go and comfort my mom, but hearing that I just stood there stunned. However, immediately after, like the very next second after my mom said "I'm done with you" the phone rang again... She answered angerly "what!?" Then, I couldn't hear what the man on the phone was saying, but my mom's entire attitude changed from anger to like a shock and regret and sad. She didn't say anything back, and slumped down crying again after just hanging up the phone. By this point I was even more freaked out, thinking the doctor had just called back to give some terrible news about my brother. So, I kinda shakily asked what they said to her to make her fall down crying. She looked at me and said, "It was a prayer group in California (we lived in Ohio, so across the country) and they were making random calls across the country to see if we needed anyone they could pray for." Long story short, my mom got angry and tried to say she cut ties with God to which immediately after we get a random call from across the country from a prayer group...The sheer improbability of that occuring at that very moment continues to blow my mind.... You talk about old testament God (or his prophets) having some good zingers, I'll say that he's still got it. BTW my brother got through the surgery and we sometimes call him numb skull since part of his skull was in a freezer for a bit while they did surgeries.

[@AcenPhina]

@@Reiman33 I was thinking that... I mean, it's an amazing and uplifting testimony, but not really about "questioning faith". Not to be insensitive of this family's pain either, but I think nothing can be worse than the cold emptiness of elusive faith. Like I have _literally_ asked to be struck with blindness or mutism if I must (as I know He would be capable of to get through to someone) because even _that_ would be preferable to the despair of my soul yearning for a loving God without the certainty of Him.

[@ivetterodriguez9628]

@@Reiman33 I see "cuttng ties with god"as no longer worshipping or following a god. Not necessarily abandoning the creed itself or disbelief in God/gods in general but rather detachment of God from creed or initiative to worship. Basically taking God out of the equation purposely for yourself. But I was raised Baptist so that's probably why I feel that the essence of God is within the creed. I can't separate it despite being apostate.

[@rogerwilco8146]

Understanding how God could let your children die a horrible death and greatly suffer is tough for Christians and often asked with no real answer given. Suffering must had been invented by God for a good reason. All our ills are there by God for reasons that benefit us as much or more then our boons , and its beyond our understanding why. This must mean that all experiences good or bad are enriching and a benefit to our spiritual needs . Understanding your happiness or well-being is not of Gods concern for you is not something many folks want to be true .

[@hakunamarada]

In my opinion, life itself is tragic. We come out brutally, painful, screaming and crying and vulnerable and dying is tragic too. It's up to us and the others around us to find the good in it, but difficult and sometimes horrible things still happen. We suffer here and keep faith to be free and happy in another life with God in heaven.

[@ohmjsthebest1266]

I loved wendigoons sunday bible stories and was sad when he hasnt made one in a while. I was blessed with this channel.

[@FlameDarkfire]

22:23 I'm always amazed at God basically giving things back when people give them up in devotion to him or in faith he will handle things. Like with Saint Lucy, who plucked out her eyes out that they would not lead men to sin, and God had the infinite cosmic comedy in his heart to gift her a set of even MORE beautiful eyes as a reward! Like, my man... Yes I know Moses comes back to his mother as an adult but it is still wild she sets him down the river so he wouldn't die and God's like "yea lemme send him back to her cuz she's a good mother."

[@FlameDarkfire]

@Idk -I- don’t. Catholics do. Take it up with them.

[@fairiedragon999]

It's interesting to note that how the first few plagues are connected. The river turns to blood, which causes the frogs to leave and eventually die. Without the frogs, lice and locusts multiply. The subsequent infestation causes a disease where the cattle die and sicken humans with possibly the plague or typhoid.

[@Fang_Sway]

Been binge listening to the podcast for the last few days. While I wouldn't say that I ever lost my faith, I will say this is probably the closest I've been to church in about a decade and these last few days are probably the best I've felt spiritually in a while. Love you both, God bless and thank you.

[@timothykeagle2512]

I have never enjoyed bible studies as much as I enjoy you guys doing them. I was born and raised in a very twisted version of Christianity, and having grown up to realize everything I was taught was wrong, I quit pursuing religion altogether. But you guys make it make sense in a very fun and educational way. And I love it! Thanks guys. Ima go open my Bible again now

[@Grimkeeper17]

The dynamic between Moses and Aaron paints a nice picture of the balance we often have to find between Gods will and the peoples will. God chose Moses, the people chose Aaron, yet they came together and made it work.

[@TheMimiSard]

Just looking at the phrase "A land of milk and honey" and thinking of the logistics of that, it implies a very lush land with plenty of grass, water, and flowers that cows and bees can feed on so that they can produce the milk and honey mentioned.

[@MightyAmygdala]

Missed the stream because I was at my AA meeting, but excited to hop into this one. Thank you guys for all you do!

[@somerandomguy4644]

Get your priorities strait man 😔😔

[@gabriels.1121]

Proud of you for getting sober tho!

[@LNR65]

Keep fighting the good fight buddy, rooting for you.

[@aaronhernandez7060]

Proud of you

[@realcade]

Congrats on getting help it takes a strong person but wise person to get guidance. Proud of you keep up the good fight

[@kaitlint3987]

My favorite thing about Moses and the burning bush is that whole back and forth could happen anywhere and any time or language and it would still have the exact same responses. We haven't changed

[@kaylieparker2106]

Love the series it’s re-introducing me to the religion I was raised in, in a way that is more inviting and easier to understand! Love being able to listen to my favorite people talk about things that I know so much yet so little about in such a refreshing way. Really enjoying it, I would love if you could also branch out into other worldly religions eventually, as to help others better understand them and their origins!

[@juliannesearles8731]

My dad was the pastor of a small church in a tiny town in the middle of Illinois, we as a family heard multiple things such as knocking, people walking, talking, and laughing in the building with no one else being there to make the noise. My dad who tends to not believe in supernatural things as a whole says he felt an evil presence there.

[@chonkychookie6949]

Thank you for making this podcast. It helps me to remember God in my busy life.

[@ZekeDidNothingWrong]

Genuinely interested in hearing about the Bible even if I'm not religious. I think there's definitely merit to the stories in some capacity, even if they're supposed to be more of a symbolistic lesson than anything, and I wish they were taught in a more interesting way and not, like, forced on you, which I think puts some people off, including myself. But I digress. It's a fascinating piece of text/historical document regardless of if you believe in it or not (at least in my opinion). First of these podcasts I've actually watched, but I'll go back and check out the rest! Hope you don't mind having a non-believer in your midst lol (No hate towards your religions, I just don't believe in anything in particular on a personal level).

[@YoJenneh]

yes a psychotic book about genocide and murdering edomites which is all non J-wish people aka Gentiles or G0yim is a fascinating book lma0 most Christians and Muslims doesnt know that the old testament which they worship legit calls for their genocide

[@OutplanetStudios]

This is the first episode that I've had my fiance sit in on and I just had to pause the video and explain how the Ishmael/isaac situation eventually led to WWII 😂 having the best time of my life as a history buff. Thanks guys!

[@igorlukyan206]

Lmaooo good stuff

[@declanmiles2985]

I will die on this hill: The best adaptation of the Book of Exodus is Creeping Death off of Ride the Lighting by Metallica

[@tacoman2147]

that part in the middle where somebody is shouting, "die" over and over while James sings is one of my favorite moments on that entire album

[@declanmiles2985]

@@tacoman2147 If I'm not mistaken, that's Cliff on backing vocals, at least it was in the live version(s) I've seen.

[@jprxkxp2517]

True

[@ChappyGrimdark]

Starts at 4:40

[@snowfox94]

My man. Appreciate it

[@ravirr8407]

1:30:00 in my youth group kids who could memorize versus always got rewarded like baseball cards I remembered some of the Bible nerds who always won

[@urbanfrog]

I can imagine them turning into the people who always spam bible verses online lol.

[@Laocoon283]

Clever way to brainwash children

[@AnCapCat]

I just started listening to this podcast and opening myself up to the existence of God. You guys have been instrumental in helping me understand the lessons that the bible teaches and I just wanna say thank you. It's given me strength as a recovering addict and a recovering atheist 😂 so thank you both for your insights.

[@mrsflo580]

Benji, I'm going to add you to my prayer list friend🤗💚

[@SP69462]

L

[@anttuz]

Been waiting for the next episode for some time now! Also going through some difficult times right now, so anything bible related from you guys just makes my existence a whole lot better :)

[@aliceh5289]

Watched this on new year's eve, happy new year! Seconded on that sky-ad thing XD

[@mustacheman529]

I love these so much. I'm always looking forward to the next one.

[@KalenKennedy]

Fun fact for anyone that doesn’t know: The Metallica tune “Creeping Death” is based on the story of Moses.

[@sawinsquatch5241]

Interesting def checking that out

[@Jackson6]

One of my favorite metallica songs. Glad you commented this!

[@tanukitatsuya7133]

Loosely?

[@KalenKennedy]

@@tanukitatsuya7133 I mean, I feel like James may have left some specifics out. But then again, it’s a 6 minute song telling the entire story. Lol

[@KalenKennedy]

Also, edited the word “loosely” out. Tanuki keeping honest out here. Lol

[@abbywilliams4959]

Love these videos! Thank you guys for all the hard work! :)

[@MRosen613]

Great video, just wanted to point out that towards the beginning, you mentioned how the Pharaoh "forgot" about the previous Pharaoh. In a possible explanation, a commentary says that what it actually means is that the new Pharaoh acted in a manner that made it *seem* as if he had forgotten about the prior Pharaoh. So just thought that was an interesting possible explanation

[@jekkjace3817]

The more I watch of you guys the more you become my favorite KZbin channel, must be my baptist upbringing lol

[@drunkenhillbilly456]

this was incredible! I seriously learned while laughing. thank you so much.

[@lostsan1ty590]

Sadly you are not the first to come with this date many Egyptologist such as myself have already cone to this conclusion regarding the solar eclipse.

[@icecell]

Man I hope these were more frequent, but thank you nonetheless! Really fun to listen to.

[@princeofdarkness9833]

Wish you guys could do these more often. I enjoy them so much.

[@Downs-Indroam]

*THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLLLLHAIRRRSS????* I haven't seen that much money since Ellie-May and I found that bubbling crude in the back yard when we was plaing as kids back in the day! Congrats on reaching the goal!

[@seeawn]

At around 1 hr, talking about The Bible series, I remember I watched it when I was like 10 and got scarred by some dude getting his eyes gouged out and seeing Jesus be crucified terrified me haha. It was well made though

[@Disavowedagent47]

HBO did an anthology series back in the early 90s and it was magnificent ON PAR with Prince of Egypt on a weekly series. Just beautiful

[@completely0riginal419]

I really appreciate this podcast because before I used to kind of hide my interest in learning about the bible because even in Bible study I would be called the weird kid who was too into it. But at least now I can say for certain I'm not the only weird one.

[@shidonai9977]

I know it's a weird thing to comment about but I really love the "stream is starting" screen you guys have

[@Crakdstro]

2:01:33 Doggo: "Bork bork" dang, spitting fax

[@TheSethcast]

The Bible seems to full of trickster heroes ex: Abraham ("yeah this is my sister it's chill"), Jacob ("nah bro just give me ur birthright this soup is really good it's worth it"), Moses ("give everybody a couple days to chill in the woods we'll be right back for sure") What are we meant to take from this lol

[@MatthewMoudy]

My favorite quote/roast in the Bible is by far "At dawn he appeared again in the temple courts, where all the people gathered around him, and he sat down to teach them. The teachers of the law and the Pharisees brought in a woman caught in adultery. They made her stand before the group and said to Jesus, “Teacher, this woman was caught in the act of adultery. In the Law Moses commanded us to stone such women. Now what do you say?” They were using this question as a trap, in order to have a basis for accusing him. But Jesus bent down and started to write on the ground with his finger. When they kept on questioning him, he straightened up and said to them, “Let any one of you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her.” Again he stooped down and wrote on the ground. At this, those who heard began to go away one at a time, the older ones first, until only Jesus was left, with the woman still standing there. Jesus straightened up and asked her, “Woman, where are they? Has no one condemned you?” “No one, sir,” she said. “Then neither do I condemn you,” Jesus declared. “Go now and leave your life of sin.” John 8 2-11 I don't believe it says what he wrote, although if I'm mistaken please do correct me, but it's my belief that he was writing the names and sins of the Pharisees. The oldest to youngest just like how they left, a former pastor brought this up in one of his last sermons at my church and it's stuck with me ever since

[@randybobandy9208]

I can't believe I just now found this series!

[@kingvinoda3896]

I understand why a lot of christians tend to hold on to world-based evidence for their beliefs because atheists basically are asking for evidence, even though faith doesn't require evidence, but some people will be holding the stories of the old testament to historical scrutiny and quickly dismiss the whole faith when things don't correlate with one another. Which like Wendigoon said, it should not be the thing that determines whether God is real or not.

[@justinlaurendine1]

Hardening - to alter or change...at least this was my take on it

[@ecrogue4496]

I miss this podcast. I hope they do more soon.

[@katathoombz]

Fun Fact: The current Lutheran bishop of Oulu diocese in Finland Jukka Keskitalo (yoúk-ka kéhs-kee-tah-loh) had his episcopal robes made by an artist, who apparently web-searched Christian symbols (allegedly, probably didn't go like that). The artist made his robes black an the mitre to have st. Peter's cross on it. The Lutheran bishop hasn't really worn his mitre a lot after his episcopal ordination. Find the pictures by web-searching "Jukka Keskitalo hiippa" (ie. _Jukka Keskitalo mitre_ in Finnish).

[@happygoluckyh.t.d.4life.739]

I found your channel three days ago, and Windigoon is also here and I just heard he will be here lots, I have hit the U Tube jackpot!

[@chainslaughter231]

If the Pharaoh was smart he would have asked for them to keep the frogs coming, loaded them up on transports headed to France and started a food distribution empire.

[@kingvinoda3896]

1:50:00 holy shit, is that the same symbolism they used for Forest Gump for when he outruns the car?

[@maxn6613]

NOOO I MISSED WEIRD BIBLE:(( At least I get to watch the video

[@bubblebrainbow]

Have a good day, thanks for the upload. I'm scared of the heavens gate topic, it's a nightmare.

[@aspirec1376]

I had to turn the volume to max every time Aidan spoke, then had to turn it down when Isaiah spoke. lol

[@deriqdgraves]

OOOH! What about a SCP book club sort of deal between y'all!

[@aliendaydreamer7931]

The egyptians were the first spawncampers

[@metamaxis]

1:01:28 I've aways imagined, because I feel that to a degree we can't fully perceive what god's voice would sound like, it would take on the voice of either the person to you who holds the highest personal authority, so like your father or someone you particularly look up to, or, just sounds like James Earl Jones or Keith David. Something deep and powerful, but not of putting. Authoritative but comforting.

[@moriahmelon]

The fact that when they said aashack, Meshach and aBendigo, I thought of the VeggieTales film says something I probably don't want to hear.

[@sleepytime-qe4vh]

I just watched a older video but I wanted to suggest talking to native Americans for your research on native folklore because there's a lot of stories we can only tell in person due to our traditions but i think you would find it interesting

[@sleepytime-qe4vh]

@Idk lol who said anything about oral you know a majority of tribes have there own written language that pre dates European contact tribes aren't only in America dipshit

[@exarkun42]

Could I get a reminder of what Pharoah they are dating this to? I would like to check the dates myself because I find this stuff fascinating Would also like a reference to that record of Egypt "destroying the children of Israel"

[@texassweettea8203]

I think the fact that it says even the water in bowls and containers turned blood discredits the idea that it was algae

[@randybobandy9208]

I think with some sects of protestantism there is a tendency to disregard some of the older written traditions.

[@michaels9985]

the thing with the city ramses its being used in the bible as a place holder name because there is just much more evidence for the exodus being around 1500 bce "a christian guy" did great videos explaining the timing of the exodus

[@gmwsw]

"God saying no sun for you"

[@rufusjohngoa]

John Walton Now this is my guy!

[@AlexCorporations]

My friends sent me a message saying they saw the stream, and don’t care what the Lore Father says. I will show the teacher the end clip that you gave me. (Btw, to end any more confusion in streams as I probably will attempt to remain updated on that and the exorcist house property investigation idea/plan, I am a girl. Didn’t want to make a big deal but wanted to clear it up in case you end up seeing one of my homies possessed from the exorcist house. It probably won’t be me.) thanks for the great stream though.

[@lunarshadow7712]

1:19:59 so could the river turning red be a reference to a battle along the river

[@HarrietThugman]

It’s very hard to hear Aidan, would love if his mic volume was louder!

[@kaitlint3987]

I actually did a women's equip course on exodus earlier this year

[@pigboiii]

Wow... Wendigoon is younger then me... What in the name... Trippy

[@tanyahyde1715]

This morning, whilst I was sleeping, i awoke to a soft voice proclaiming that the 4th seal has been broken and I saw a medallion being broken in half. And about 2 or 3 month ago i heard that same voice tell me Angels are coming and I saw this vision as well. I dont take these things too seriously and perhaps its because of the climate of today and the stress. Perhaps I manufactured that thought. But, now a days, any sort of thing like that shud garner some attention. Pray pray pray. Seek Jesus if you havent yet. Lord be w us all.

[@MountainDewComacho494]

Something that just occurred to me. Because Moses grew up with Egyptians, Hebrew was not his first language. He probably had an Egyptian accent. This may be why Aaron did the talking for him?

[@MathWhiz109]

I think the SCP inspired thing Wendigoon talks about is the RPC Authority

[@garrettgoss2691]

Good Lord do I love just listening to these two just having fantastic discussions and having real chemistry

[@andrewrichardson2293]

The way Ben Shapiro described the Hebrew perspective of God hardening the heart of Pharoah is that after the first three plagues Pharoah would’ve likely released the Israelites out of fear of God’s wrath but that God instead strengthened Pharoah’s heart so he would have the free will to choose rather to release the Israelites and not to do it plainly out of fear.

[@michaels9985]

God bless!

[@berkan7662]

Do you guys still post on spotify?

[@jamesdaviesanswers8751]

These are my favorite podcasts you guys do. Question about Passover. Why did God need them to mark their doors? Wouldn’t he just know who all the Jews were? Or was it a test to see if they would follow his specific instructions?

[@jgriffin9084]

As with all things in the old testament, the reason is that it points to Christ. The unblemished blood sacrifice and the judgment "passing over" God's people foreshadow Christ's sacrifice and the pardon of judgment for true believers.

[@jamesdaviesanswers8751]

@@jgriffin9084 that’s doesn’t answer the question though.

[@7753558]

@@jamesdaviesanswers8751 I think it was more of a public showing of their worship that god wanted

[@jamesdaviesanswers8751]

@@7753558 that makes sense. I just feel like it’s phrased as if the doors being marked is what distinguishes them as Jews and keeps them safe. However God being omnipotent would know who the Jews were so it wouldn’t be necessary

[@randybobandy9208]

Is sasquatch related to Esau? 🤔

[@sn00pyg1rl1e]

my religion teacher in high school would constantly tell us misinformation about what god's name meant in English. I'm not Christian by any means anymore but I just want to send this entire podcast to her and prove multiple points I made in class

[@jorahtheexplorer3262]

Wouldn't lice/flies be a sight against Set? He was the voice in the desert and thins that creep snd crawl and fly and bite IIRC

[@frost598]

I dont know if youll see this, but after watching your videos on missing 411, I wanted to take another shot and learning more about religion, ive been enjoying these videos, but, and Im a little scared to ask the question but. I tried getting into religion half a year before covid, then covid hit and i got a job in healthcare which made it very hard to keep up with it, especially because the place I went stopped hosting mass. Ive made a lot of bad decisions and hurt a lot of people when I was younger, and now havent prayed, and the only times I do are when I need comfort. I dont feel that I deserve redemption even though Ive tried to be a better person, and someone that helps others and are there if they need me. My question is, do I deserve what I dont feel im worthy of, and is using religion as a way of comfort, rather than devoting myself to it make me a bad person, or one that has fallen to low?

[@oscarromarioflorezcamargo6342]

Wendigoon is 23?!!!

[@Unhingeddirtdog]

He really has chill dad vibes lol I thought he is way older

[@freedomisntfreeffs]

Legends start at 4:40 :)

[@TulipFur]

I can't be the only person who thinks he looks like a young David Wood, especially with the cross.

[@ElegyVio]

Jesus Christ is the truth reach out, nothing but respect

[@fotherphrogg]

Great episode, but one question: Is God bigger than the boogyman or Godzilla?

[@BrennanPonton]

Is that a veggietales joke???

[@fotherphrogg]

@@BrennanPonton Yes😂

[@urbanfrog]

One thing i really liked in that story (and torah stories in general) is that they don't whitewash characters. The jews were slaves, they lived as slaves, and so they were a bitter, suspicious and hostile people. They kept on not welcoming moses, always attacking him verbally or not giving him any respect. Because of course they would, it would be really unrealistic if they were happy and non bitter and never argued with moses.

[@fitzhugh7463]

In a way that also humanizes the Jews. Gods chosen people are still people

[@thanamesswish6077]

And when you're a Cowboys fan, you just want the Eagles to stop knocking us out of the playoff spot......... I just wish we were America's Team again......... 😢

[@grantandrews4826]

4:40 ♡

[@brianc9374]

Abraham and his people were the Hyksos

[@garrettslosson4591]

The 10 plagues of Egypt represent different gods of Egypt being smote by God Almighty. Turning against their people. Even the last plague death of the first born son was the final blow and the worst plague, for it killed the son of Pharaoh, their god incarnate

[@bobbysmith3503]

Which Egyptian gods were targeted by each respective plague?

[@tylerthegrimm]

But who felt the wrath of God the most?

[@Laocoon283]

Why not edit out the first 5mins of dead air?

[@TheLoreLodge]

We do but it has to process first and I didn’t have time to get to it today

[@freeloading_toad]

Personal time stamp 1:45:00

[@tortrest282]

post on spotify

[@zank1101]

Vids a bit quiet

[@KittyKayMarie]

The book of John talks about Jesus is the living word come to pass. In the beginning there was The Word…Jesus is always referred as The Word in the Old Testament

[@soulbound2]

1:09:13 bookmark time

[@Rafirufi]

2:26:50 WENDIGOON IS 23???

[@rundownthriftstore]

This isn’t a lore lodge specific complaint, but why don’t streamers just trim off the first 5 minutes of silence at the beginning?

[@TheLoreLodge]

KZbin doesn’t let us do it immediately

[@rundownthriftstore]

@@TheLoreLodge oh is this a KZbin live stream? My apologies, I’m so used to watching twitch vods on KZbin and they always do this

[@TheLoreLodge]

@@rundownthriftstore haha yeah this one is live on KZbin, our Twitch stuff is usually a bit too spicy for this channel haha

[@13StJimmy]

Damn… I’m older than Dad 😞

[@noahclark18able]

casually talks about "clinton body" count being 56!!