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Breather episode where I talk about my most recent trips to purchase my favorite ice coffee product from the grocery store. I always purchase the Starbucks branded Medium Roast Unsweeted iced coffee product. And it has been painful to know that during my earlier attempts to buy it off the store shelves they would always either sell out or never get restocked. That was until I found out that my local Walgreens -for some odd reason- sells only that type of product on their coffee shelves. 

In this episode, I explain why I might want to read or watch an 18+ cultured sauce that contains the "Ugly Bastard" tag over the "NTR". In other words, hear my depressing take on why people should read and watch more Japanese hen-ti content that has "Ugly Bastards" in them instead of NTR. Yes, these 2 tags are both cursed and I acknowledge that but... I believe the ugly bastard is more bearable than NTR. Not to mention that the Ugly Bastards sometimes... get happy endings over the depression that NTR gives you. I mentioned the Youtuber - sdysnap in the episode and here are the links to her channel and her ugly bastard video. sydsnap Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/sydsnap sydsnap ugly bastard video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_K5ONweYd4&t=217s

I thought it'd be funny to try a blind reading of these 2 Shakespeare works. The 1st reading I'll be doing is for the character of Puck from the play: A Midsummer Night's Dream. Then for the 2nd part of the podcast episode, I'll be reading the sonnet: A Lover's Complaint. I have never read or even heard of these 2 Shakespeare works and did this episode for fun. I do break out into laughter several times because of the ridiculousness of the sentences and not knowing what is going on. 

Me complaining about how lame Japanese anime promotional events and livestreams are. Especially, the live events that show off booklets that contain the script the staff and voice actors have to use for the entirety of the time they're on camera. Making it seem more like a book reading event instead of a promotional event.