266: The Misspeaking Community

266: The Misspeaking Community

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280: How Dangerous I Can Be

John explores how to repurpose an extra hole. 

279: I Promised Myself I Wasn't Going to Be Excited

John tells Merlin how to do a fraud with his eyeglasses, and Merlin tells John about his air fryer. Then they talk about a new thing they've both independently started using a lot. 

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