611: Passive aggressive rhetorical questions

Update: 2023-01-07

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Part 1 of where the pod looks back at 2022 through the lens of wins and fails in sport and tech.

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In Channel

802: You need to run your party

2025-02-1955:29

801: That is how bad we are

2025-01-2350:20

706: Guys who have actually played cricket

2023-11-1001:05:40

705: It was so pedestrian

2023-10-3045:04

704: What a riveting content

2023-06-2149:49

703: Cinematically, it worked

2023-05-2045:47

702: It's just more eerie

2023-05-1355:35

701: You can vaguely hear something

2023-04-1438:09

614: Massive scale comedy piece

2023-03-0601:05:05

613: Whipping up jingoism

2023-02-1341:26

612: I don't have much faith

2023-01-2257:54

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2023-01-0748:30

610: It's in the public sphere now

2022-12-0944:41

609: It just felt needless

2022-11-2542:35

608: The situation is under control

2022-11-1835:56

607: I started reading a different book

2022-11-0443:48

606: It was not even mildly amusing

2022-10-2834:23

605: Lots To Unpack There

2022-10-1441:46

604: Shock, Surprise, Happy, Whatever

2022-10-0632:46

603: Irony died a gruesome death

2022-09-2934:48

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