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Frisco
(place)
1
— Dallas suburb mentioned in context of demographic changes and South Asian immigration
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PSLF
(concept)
1
— Public Service Loan Forgiveness program that forgives student loans for government workers after a certain period
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Lisa Frank
(person)
1
— Brand/artist known for colorful, whimsical designs referenced in nostalgic description of horse girl aesthetic
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The Studio
(film)
1
— A show starring Seth Rogen that was recommended but criticized for Rogen playing himself
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This Is Spinal Tap
(film)
1
— 1980s film that parodied degrading album artwork with 'Smell the Glove', referenced in analysis of Sabrina Carpenter's a...
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Man's Best Friend
(album)
1
— Sabrina Carpenter album with controversial cover art analyzed as representing zoomer culture's simultaneous irony and si...
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Radical Zoomerism
(concept)
1
— A cultural phenomenon characterized by holding contradictory beliefs simultaneously, both ironically and sincerely, exem...
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Ménière's disease
(concept)
1
— Inner ear disorder that Ryan Adams claims causes him to have seizures from flash photography during performances
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r/ProtectAndServe
(place)
1
— Subreddit criticized for consistently justifying police brutality regardless of evidence
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Sleaford Mods
(album)
1
— A band whose music videos attract comments from working class British fans nostalgic about feeling young again.
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Casey Neistat
(person)
1
— A filmmaker who got his start in NYC's mumblecore/DIY scene and made daily videos about the downtown NYC DIY grind menta...
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White Stripes
(album)
1
— A band that inspired DIY music recording efforts in the mid-2000s.
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Beck
(person)
1
— A musician whose first album inspired DIY music recording efforts in the mid-2000s.
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Mongol Empire
(concept)
1
— A historical empire that became the subject of bedtime podcast listening for a couple discussing topics like the fall of...
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Caesar
(person)
1
— A historical figure planned to be the subject of the next podcast series for a couple's bedtime listening routine.
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Democracy Now!
(place)
1
— A media platform where Norman Finkelstein and Alan Dershowitz had a famous confrontation.
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I Want You (She's So Heavy)
(album)
1
— A song cited as one of the truest depictions of male horniness in all media.
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Darwin Awards
(concept)
1
— A Reddit phenomenon representing peak redditism, characterized as a half-assed understanding of something vaguely scient...
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Narcissistic dating pattern
(concept)
1
— A psychological pattern consisting of idealize-devalue-discard cycle followed by stonewalling, used to understand confus...
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Audacity
(place)
1
— Audio recording software used for DIY music production in the mid-2000s.
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2003 Station Nightclub fire
(concept)
1
— A 2003 nightclub fire in Rhode Island that killed roughly 300 people when pyrotechnics ignited acoustic foam, causing a ...
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Matthew Pickett
(person)
1
— Victim of the 2003 Station Nightclub fire who made a 30-minute audio recording during the tragedy that was later leaked.
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Funky Town
(concept)
1
— Disturbing violent video content shared online as an endurance test among peers, referenced alongside other extreme cont...
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3 Guys, 1 Hammer
(concept)
1
— Disturbing violent video content shared online as an endurance test among peers, referenced alongside other extreme cont...
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Dream Theater
(album)
1
— Progressive rock band known for technically complex music that leans into 'wanky' prog rock and uses AI-generated graphi...
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Audrey's Dance
(album)
1
— Song played during intermission at a Dream Theater concert, noted as a positive element in an otherwise overly technical...
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I, Olga Hepnarova
(film)
1
— Dark Eastern European film about Olga Hepnarova who declared herself 'the victim of your bestiality' and sentenced other...
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Being 17
(film)
1
— Film featuring gay anguish that was considered for a Red Scare movie club viewing.
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Paradise: Love
(film)
1
— Film about sex tourism compared to Dasha's trip to Thailand, considered for a Red Scare movie club viewing.
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White House Correspondents' Dinner
(concept)
1
— Event where Obama teased Trump, theorized as the origin moment that created President Trump and parallels the dynamic of...
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Nathan J. Robinson
(person)
1
— Writer who allegedly saw Gangs of New York and tried to outdo Daniel Day Lewis, now writes about Jacobins.
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Daniel Day Lewis
(person)
1
— Actor in Gangs of New York who Nathan J. Robinson allegedly tried to imitate or outdo.
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Conor Oberst
(person)
1
— Indie musician who collaborated with Phoebe Bridgers and is speculated as a potential target for future public criticism
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Rogue Male
(film)
1
— 1976 film starring Peter O'Toole about an attempted assassination of Hitler and subsequent revenge plot
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Alastair Sim
(person)
1
— Actor who appeared in Rogue Male alongside Peter O'Toole
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Winds of Change
(film)
1
— 1978 Sanrio-produced animated disco fantasy epic narrating Ovid's Metamorphosis, intended as an answer to Fantasia
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Peter Ustinov
(person)
1
— Actor who narrated the 1978 animated film Winds of Change
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Fantasia
(film)
1
— Disney animated film that Winds of Change was intended as an artistic answer to
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Life with Elizabeth
(film)
1
— 1952 sitcom starring Betty White, described as cheap and abstract to the point of surrealism
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Del Moore
(person)
1
— Actor who co-starred with Betty White in Life with Elizabeth with great comic timing
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Chet Hanx
(person)
1
— Eccentric public figure interviewed by Andrew Callaghan, demonstrating unusual American character types
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Hoff Twins
(person)
1
— Eccentric figures featured in Andrew Callaghan's documentary work
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Colonel Sanders
(person)
1
— KFC founder who allegedly shook hands with a deaf father outside a McDonald's in Mississauga
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Bobby Hull
(person)
1
— Hockey player for whom a deaf man allegedly opened a bag of chips on an airplane
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Nova Scotia
(place)
1
— Canadian province where a deaf man dove off a cliff to save someone from drowning
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Mississauga
(place)
1
— Canadian city where Colonel Sanders allegedly shook hands with a man outside a McDonald's
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Lewis and Clark
(person)
1
— Referenced as explorers in contrast to the author's preference for overgrown, less-maintained hiking trails.
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Vivarium
(film)
1
— A horror film mentioned as an example of vibey movies with a particular aesthetic.
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Auntie Anne's
(place)
1
— A pretzel chain co-branded with Cinnabon, mentioned in the context of ridiculous pricing.
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Iliza Shlesinger
(person)
1
— A female stand-up comedian mentioned as an example of women who perform 'girl frat boy humor' to succeed in male-dominat...
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