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== Levi's Episode == '''Myke:''' No. I think of this as the Levi's episode today. 501. I don't know what that means. That's my... '''Brad:''' Oh, the jeans, yeah. Do you have the 501 blues, Myke? '''Myke:''' Don't like 501s. I'm a big fan of Levi's chinos. This is a new thing that they do and I wear them every day and I really like them. Okay. I could be down with that. You know, I've got that going on. '''Brad:''' So yeah, this is now a fashion podcast. Yep. Pivot. We're not the people you want to take fashion advice from. '''Myke:''' We're now the pin addict, right? Because it's like pins in fashion, so you know. '''Brad:''' Alright. Thank goodness we have episode 500 to fall back on because it was really good, unlike this episode. '''Myke:''' I was emotionally drained last week. I was just drained, drained. And I was like, we have to stop the show now because I just can't continue. '''Brad:''' Yeah, you had a bigger burden to carry post-show than I did, right? So we did three hours. For those of y'all who happened to catch 501 before listening to 500, 500 was three hours. And then Myke had an extended connected to do. Connected always runs, you know, hour and a half or so. It's like two and a bit hours or so. Yeah, so this one was longer. '''Brad:''' That's honestly... '''Myke:''' That was before I even started the edit. '''Brad:''' Yeah. Like, that's no fun. That's like really, that's a really long, stressful day, even though you're sitting behind a mic and then talking about fun things that you love. Like, it takes a lot out of you just over time and doing that, yeah, I felt for you. But people like the 500, Myke. I think we did a pretty good job last week. I think we had fun. '''Myke:''' I think so. I wondered if it was going to be the case, but it wasn't. This was still not the longest episode of a Real AFM show. I wondered if that was going to be the case. Yeah. But there is a Reconcilable Differences episode. I think it's episode 24, which is 162 minutes. Wow. What did they talk about? Well, that's got to be shorter. Star Wars. Yeah, maybe. Oh, no, it's not that one, Sarah. It's episode 25. Episode 25 is 201 minutes. There you go. And it's more about Star Wars and drugs. Okay. I can see that. I put that one in the show notes. '''Brad:''' So we did like 180 minutes. Yeah. So, yeah, not bad, not bad. I think it's the longest. Yeah, I don't count the Lego ones, though. That's not the public feed. That's not the public feed, yeah. '''Myke:''' I don't count the Lego because we're not really talking for most of it. Right, right, right, right. I think it is the longest of anything I have published. Gotcha. Gotcha. '''Brad:''' That makes sense. Publicly. Yeah, then me too, for sure. Mm-hmm. But, um... '''Myke:''' Oh, no, I think some of our Lego ones have gone longer, though, like, just as a thing, but... Yeah, but those are more, like you say... Publish feeds. '''Brad:''' Yeah, and those are more of an observational podcast, right? Those are podcasts that are, like, witnessing a thing. This is more like the normal podcast. So it was awesome. I appreciate everyone who downloaded, listened, participated, sent feedback, Myke. We got a lot of feedback. Um, people, people, um, either loved or hated the Rule Breakers. Uh, some that were on the Rule Breaker list were very proud of the fact that they broke the rules.
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