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The book was referenced in three episodes as one of Gary Janetti's works, noted for being his first of two titles and described as a bestseller. No additional commentary or analysis was provided beyond acknowledging its existence and commercial success. The hosts mentioned it in passing without offering a recommendation or critique.
It was mentioned as a book Gary Jannetti wrote. It is the first of his two books.
He's the bestselling author of Start Without Me and Do You Mind If I Cancel?
Gary Janetti mentioned it as one of his books, and it was said to be a bestselling book.
He's the bestselling author of Start Without Me and Do You Mind If I Cancel?
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The title was brought up in three episodes as Gary Janetti's second bestselling work, noted for its relatable themes that matched the podcast's tone. The hosts referenced it while discussing Janetti's other books and mentioned an upcoming release, highlighting its popularity without offering a detailed endorsement.
It was mentioned as the second book written by Gary Jannetti.
He's the bestselling author of Start Without Me and Do You Mind If I Cancel?
It was mentioned as one of Gary Janetti's books, and it was said to be a bestselling book.
He's the bestselling author of Start Without Me and Do You Mind If I Cancel?
The hosts referenced the book when describing a character as a traditional wife who behaved like a sociopath, using it to illustrate a dystopian scenario where women are forced into sexual servitude. In a later episode they quoted a phrase from the story, though it was unclear whether they had read the book or knew its details. Overall, the title was mentioned more as a cultural touchstone than as a recommended read.
Serena Waterford, a character from the book, was described as a traditional wife who is also a sociopath. The show and the book explore a dystopian future where women are forced into sexual servitude.
You know who else is the traditional wife? Serena Waterford on The Handmaid's Tale.
Yeah, she's also a sociopath.
And I'm going to tell you, you do kind of get these sociopathic vibes from these videos. They're like, it's like a Stepford slash sociopath vibe.
The phrase "Blessed be the fruit" was mentioned and referenced in relation to "The Handmaid's Tale" but it wasn't clear that the podcast hosts had read the book or knew much about it.
What did they say on The Handmaid's Tale? Blessed be the fruit.
Oh, blessed be the fruit. Under his eye. Under his eye, yes. Under his eye. Under his eye.
(tips, tales, travels)
The book was highlighted during a conversation with its author, who explained that it compiled his travel experiences, tips, and stories from trips taken with his husband and from his childhood. He mentioned that he wrote it to be a light read for vacations, hoping listeners would bring it to the pool or beach. The discussion focused on the book’s travel‑centric content and its intended use as a vacation companion.
The latest book by Gary Jannetti. He says that it is about his travel experiences. He also wants people to bring it with them when they go on holiday.
Well, We Are Experiencing a Slight Delay is a book that I wrote in the past year or so.
And it's mostly travels that I've taken with Brad over the past year.
And also trips that I've taken when I was younger.
And some of my thoughts, tips that I share about places that I like.
And it kind of came about because I love to travel.
I've been traveling since I was a little kid. My dad worked for a cruise line in Sal's. We used to get to go on a free cruise a year.
So I became, ever since that, obsessed with travel.
And so much of my Instagram is me kind of taking people where I go.
So I was just like, I kind of want to write about this because it feels like I have so much to say about it.
So I spent a year kind of chronicling all the trips that I took.
And then I put it in, look, I have it right next to me. This book that is out today.
Also, my dream, also I wrote it to come out in July because I want to see people taking it on vacation.
Like I'm like, oh, whenever I'm on vacation by a pool and I see somebody with a book, I'm like, I want to write a book that you take on vacation.
So people will read it by the swimming pool on vacation.
So that's why I wrote it. It's really funny.
This was mentioned as Gary Janetti's latest book. It was said to be about travels he's taken with his husband Brad.
Well, We Are Experiencing a Slight Delay is a book that I wrote in the past year or so,
And it's mostly travels that I've taken with Brad over the past year and also trips that I've taken when I was younger.
100 Reasons To Believe The Bible Is Supernatural In Origin (Hidden Wealth Series Book 1)
The hosts recalled finding a very thin booklet at a Walmart kiosk that claimed to present scientific facts supporting the Bible. They noted its title and modest size but offered no endorsement, simply remarking on its presence among other religious titles. The discussion was brief and observational, without a recommendation.
It was mentioned as a book that was found in Walmart and that it contained scientific facts of the bible.
Remember that book I found in Walmart? What was it called? Scientific Facts In The Bible. About three pages long.
The book was described as being one-eighth of an inch thick, with a cover that said 'scientific facts in the Bible'. It was found in a Walmart kiosk in Oklahoma City.
So it has all of these like Noah's Ark type books. My favorite book that I've found, Michael, is probably one eighth of an inch thick. And I'm not overselling this here. And the cover of it said, Scientific Facts In The Bible. Oh God, why are they doing this?
In a Thanksgiving special, Kylie noted that some hotels provide a copy of the book, describing the practice as wild. The comment was a brief observation rather than a recommendation, highlighting the unexpected presence of the title in hotel rooms.
It was noted that some hotels include a copy of the Book of Mormon, which the speaker found wild.
Some of them have a Book of Mormon.
The speaker was initially a big fan of the Harry Potter books and read them early on in their release but now finds JK Rowling's public behavior repulsive and has withdrawn their support for the series.
Everything good must come to an end at some point.
— Episode: Un-American Cheese with Matt Bellassai
The speaker was initially a big fan of the Harry Potter books and read them early on in their release but now finds JK Rowling's public behavior repulsive and has withdrawn their support for the series.
Everything good must come to an end at some point.
Like I was a fan. I grew up with them.
I was one of the first kids who read Harry Potter in my, in my class. And I remember it because I was in fifth grade and my teacher called over the couple of us who had read it. And she was like, is it okay for my, my kid to read? Cause I'm hearing some stuff that it's like satanic.
Cause if you recall, yeah, there was a big, yeah. They were like, you know, if you read the hidden message in Harry Potter, you know, JK Rowling wants your kid to, you know, suck the devil's dick or whatever.
But now JK Rowling is a piece of shit.
A Not-So-Complicated Approach to Relationships, Mental Health & Wellness
A book on mental health was left at the door, presumably by the neighbor's mother who was leaving items for the speaker.
a book on mental health
— Episode: Die a Thousand Deaths
A book on mental health was left at the door, presumably by the neighbor's mother who was leaving items for the speaker.
a book on mental health
A Memoir
The book explores Trump's hair and features a chapter titled 'Flip, Flat, Flop'. Michael Cohen explains that Trump had a hair transplant that did not take well, resulting in scars, and he covers them up by combing his hair over.
And I can tell because there's an entire chapter that's dedicated to his hair.
— Episode: The Useful Idiot with Michael Cohen
The book explores Trump's hair and features a chapter titled 'Flip, Flat, Flop'. Michael Cohen explains that Trump had a hair transplant that did not take well, resulting in scars, and he covers them up by combing his hair over.
And I can tell because there's an entire chapter that's dedicated to his hair.
It's called the name of the chapter is called Flip, Flat, Flop.
OK, let me let me just say to you, he did try a hair transplant.
That's the reason for the flip, flat flop.
And so, you know, hence again, the flip flop flop, which is to cover the scars that resulted from a botched or a non successful hair transplant.
The Iliad is mentioned as a classic book that has lasted for a long time.
Some books last like you've got The Iliad and the Odyssey.
— Episode: Everybody Here Hates Me with Taylor Stre...
The Iliad is mentioned as a classic book that has lasted for a long time.
Some books last like you've got The Iliad and the Odyssey.
A Journey of Cosmic Discovery
The book was recommended, and the speaker said the book did a great job of explaining concepts they'd never heard of before.
I read your book, To Infinity and Beyond, great title of course, and you do a great job. There are a lot of things I had never even heard of or thought of.
— Episode: No Sign of Intelligent Life with Neil de...
The book was recommended, and the speaker said the book did a great job of explaining concepts they'd never heard of before.
I read your book, To Infinity and Beyond, great title of course, and you do a great job. There are a lot of things I had never even heard of or thought of.
Well, that's the whole point. We're handpicking things. It's our ascent from earth's surface to the edge of the universe, but with our bodies, with our machines, with our space probes and with our mind.
And it's that journey where at any given moment, there's a point that feels like it's infinity away. Right. But then clever people and new inventions and new materials enable it. And now you have new understandings of infinity.
Well, you do a great job of like, I don't want to say dumbing it down, but speaking it in a plain enough language that I get it.
THE NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLER (Little People, BIG DREAMS)
Will Donald Trump Joe Biden in Shaping the Foundation of Our American Heritage?
The speaker would rather eat the cake that Trunchbull eats in Matilda, even if it looks unappetizing, so long as it tastes good.
Give me the cake that the Trunchbull ate in Matilda any day of the week.
— Episode: Un-American Cheese with Matt Bellassai
The speaker would rather eat the cake that Trunchbull eats in Matilda, even if it looks unappetizing, so long as it tastes good.
Give me the cake that the Trunchbull ate in Matilda any day of the week.
Change Your Perspective, Not Yourself
Tinx, a digital creator and advice expert, mentioned her New York Times best selling book, "The Shift", which she wrote.
She's a digital creator and advice expert, host of the It's Me Tinks podcast and New York Times best selling author of The Shift.
— Episode: Little D*ck Energy with Tinx
Tinx, a digital creator and advice expert, mentioned her New York Times best selling book, "The Shift", which she wrote.
She's a digital creator and advice expert, host of the It's Me Tinks podcast and New York Times best selling author of The Shift.
It was mentioned during a discussion about travel books. Pumps was at a bookstore in the travel book section looking at the 'Italy book' and considering whether to purchase it.
I was at the bookstore in the travel book section and I'm just kind of like salivating over should I buy the Italy book? Should I buy the France book?
— Episode: Your Call is Unimportant to Us
It was mentioned during a discussion about travel books. Pumps was at a bookstore in the travel book section looking at the 'Italy book' and considering whether to purchase it.
I was at the bookstore in the travel book section and I'm just kind of like salivating over should I buy the Italy book? Should I buy the France book?
It was mentioned during a discussion about travel books. Pumps was at a bookstore in the travel book section looking at the 'France book' and considering whether to purchase it.
I was at the bookstore in the travel book section and I'm just kind of like salivating over should I buy the Italy book? Should I buy the France book?
— Episode: Your Call is Unimportant to Us
It was mentioned during a discussion about travel books. Pumps was at a bookstore in the travel book section looking at the 'France book' and considering whether to purchase it.
I was at the bookstore in the travel book section and I'm just kind of like salivating over should I buy the Italy book? Should I buy the France book?
Florida's Blueprint for America's Revival
Ron DeSantis, the Florida Governor, released a book last year titled 'The Courage to Be Free' where he wrote about his Disney World wedding.
He released a book last year and it's called The Courage to Be Free.
— Episode: Make Working Out Gay Again
Ron DeSantis, the Florida Governor, released a book last year titled 'The Courage to Be Free' where he wrote about his Disney World wedding.
He released a book last year and it's called The Courage to Be Free.
He talks about his fairy tale wedding to journalist Casey Black DeSantis.
He says, Casey's family was what one might call a family of Disney enthusiasts.
They loved going to Disney World.
He wrote in a chapter titled The Magic Kingdom of Woke Corporatism.
The book's author, Dave Tarnowski, was a guest on the podcast and read some of his most popular 'disappointing affirmations.' He explained that he started writing these affirmations as a way to combat the toxic positivity that is prevalent online and to offer a more realistic and honest perspective on life. He also said that the book is for people who need to feel seen, that it validates their struggles and reminds them that they are not alone.
It's not imposter syndrome you really do suck at everything.
— Episode: It’s Not Imposter Syndrome, You Actually...
The book's author, Dave Tarnowski, was a guest on the podcast and read some of his most popular 'disappointing affirmations.' He explained that he started writing these affirmations as a way to combat the toxic positivity that is prevalent online and to offer a more realistic and honest perspective on life. He also said that the book is for people who need to feel seen, that it validates their struggles and reminds them that they are not alone.
It's not imposter syndrome you really do suck at everything.
No one is coming to save you. You were the adult. I'm so sorry.
The only person you can truly rely on is you. What a fucking nightmare.
Just be yourself, but not your real self. No one wants to see that shit.
Have a panic attack. You burned it.
The song 'The Mother' by Brandi Carlile was mentioned, specifically the lyric 'you were not an accident'. The speaker said they worked very hard to create their child and it wasn't an accident.
Like we - there's this Brandi Carlile song called The Mother and it - there's some lyrics in it that talk about like you were not an accident.
— Episode: Gold Star Gay Dads
The song 'The Mother' by Brandi Carlile was mentioned, specifically the lyric 'you were not an accident'. The speaker said they worked very hard to create their child and it wasn't an accident.
Like we - there's this Brandi Carlile song called The Mother and it - there's some lyrics in it that talk about like you were not an accident.
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