39 min
13. Coffee, Coffee And More Coffee (and no Uma) In Common
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- Comedy
Hey there! We are back with another hilarious episode, this time without Uma : (
Thanks to Devyani honing her sound editing skills, you shall be exposed to a lot (A LOT) of sound FX - only a teeny tiny bit overkill.
We start off commenting on Uma's absence, how forgetful we are and Mr. Clean, who is apparently not really a fictional character, but a mascot of a brand. Here's the Wikipedia page Ardra promised.
Snigdha, the amateur daughter (yeah...) and doctor (BTW, she's 14, which qualifies as very cruel on this scale by Tim Urban) explains Ardra's devastating chronic illness - "DOCOR", the symptoms and side effects of which can be heard throughout the episode. Ardra is clearly suffering and enduring agonizing affliction.
Devyani then presents, as usual, some facts you may or may not know, (and may or may not enjoy 😆).
Ardra pwns Snigdha on the pronunciation of shepherds, who probably discovered a ton of things because they moved around so much.
We learn that Saudi Arabian wives are entitled to divorce if they don't get coffee in the morning from their husbands! (Please check the sources though; take Devyani's words with a grain of salt)
Ardra forgets her wonderfully mindblowing fact, but recalls it thanks to a non-existant, inoperative technique to remember things, as instructed by Devyani.
Devyani and Ardra then fight to death about pooped out expensive coffee.
After finding out that the first CCTV watched a coffee pot (!!), we briefly talk about whether coffee should be put in pots.
We move on to a remarkable trivia section, for which Snigdha and Ardra put in all their guessing powers.
In the fact-off, Snigdha cheats to tell us about a guy who was in a coma for about 40 years.
Ardra then presents her now-recalled fact about PLANTS CRYING OUT FOR HELP AFTER BEING MOWED! which is what the smell of mown grass is. Basically.
Ardra wins the crown and triumphs!!
And then she forgets to calculate Uma's average points she promised.
As always, you can reach out via:
Gmail - the.in.common.podcast@gmail.com
Twitter - @TheInCommonPod1
Hey there! We are back with another hilarious episode, this time without Uma : (
Thanks to Devyani honing her sound editing skills, you shall be exposed to a lot (A LOT) of sound FX - only a teeny tiny bit overkill.
We start off commenting on Uma's absence, how forgetful we are and Mr. Clean, who is apparently not really a fictional character, but a mascot of a brand. Here's the Wikipedia page Ardra promised.
Snigdha, the amateur daughter (yeah...) and doctor (BTW, she's 14, which qualifies as very cruel on this scale by Tim Urban) explains Ardra's devastating chronic illness - "DOCOR", the symptoms and side effects of which can be heard throughout the episode. Ardra is clearly suffering and enduring agonizing affliction.
Devyani then presents, as usual, some facts you may or may not know, (and may or may not enjoy 😆).
Ardra pwns Snigdha on the pronunciation of shepherds, who probably discovered a ton of things because they moved around so much.
We learn that Saudi Arabian wives are entitled to divorce if they don't get coffee in the morning from their husbands! (Please check the sources though; take Devyani's words with a grain of salt)
Ardra forgets her wonderfully mindblowing fact, but recalls it thanks to a non-existant, inoperative technique to remember things, as instructed by Devyani.
Devyani and Ardra then fight to death about pooped out expensive coffee.
After finding out that the first CCTV watched a coffee pot (!!), we briefly talk about whether coffee should be put in pots.
We move on to a remarkable trivia section, for which Snigdha and Ardra put in all their guessing powers.
In the fact-off, Snigdha cheats to tell us about a guy who was in a coma for about 40 years.
Ardra then presents her now-recalled fact about PLANTS CRYING OUT FOR HELP AFTER BEING MOWED! which is what the smell of mown grass is. Basically.
Ardra wins the crown and triumphs!!
And then she forgets to calculate Uma's average points she promised.
As always, you can reach out via:
Gmail - the.in.common.podcast@gmail.com
Twitter - @TheInCommonPod1
39 min