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S1E12: 9/11 and the Effects of Not Passing The Ball
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On this episode!....
The boys share their personal stories and reflections on the September 11th attacks, exploring how it affected their lives. They delve into various topics, including conspiracy theories about 9/11, like the supposed link to Black Rock, and even debate how to pronounce 'Armageddon.' The talk time travel, where they ponder whether they'd go back to prevent 9/11 and what changes they might make in history. They also touch on ancient civilizations, art, and notable historical figures, adding a mix of humor and insight to their reflections.
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Capitoli
1. S1E12: 9/11 and the Effects of Not Passing The Ball (00:00:00)
2. Discussion on 9/11 Anniversary (00:03:16)
3. Personal Stories and Reflections on 9/11 (00:09:06)
4. Debunking and Discussing Conspiracy Theories (00:15:03)
5. Impact of 9/11 on Daily Life (00:17:16)
6. Resilience and Unity in the Face of Tragedy (00:21:47)
7. Discussion on Black Rock and Film References (00:27:40)
8. The Impact of 9/11 on Movies and Television (00:30:54)
9. The Correct Pronunciation of 'Armageddon' (00:32:12)
10. Time Travel and Changing Historical Events (00:40:53)
11. Ancient Greek Beliefs (00:54:59)
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