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Seth sizzles through a list of topics and fires sick burns at some deserving subjects, like glue and people who say “autumn.”
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Autumn is what English speakers OTHER than Americans call it, so if you’re gonna say “seasons should have one name” then it’d probably be sensible to standardize to the metric name. You can’t argue “it’s the perfect name because it describes what leaves do” in a system that includes “spring”
ReplyPeople who say “Autumn”. So every country grown up enough to have the metric system and gun control?
ReplyBeautiful crash zoom
ReplyWally is my favorite part of Late Night. I was waiting for his cameo as soon as I saw Quiet Quitting on the board but that was much funnier than I even expected.
ReplyCorrection: the type of glue you showed a picture of is not made from horses. White (Elmer’s) glue is made from non-animal products (ultimately from petroleum or natural gas).
ReplyWas wondering how you were gonna burn Judge. Well played Seth and Writers. Well played.
Replyok, so im not an american, and I also didnt soak up the hustling culture that americans have and is really big on social media – but ”quiet quitting”? seriously? i went to look up the definition and like….its a job? that you do in defined work hours? which is what a job is – you go do it in a specific place for a specific duration of time? and americans call it ……quitting? wtaf.
ReplyUnpossible..?
ReplyAww. I wanted to learn about the tree frogs.
ReplyGod dammit scollins.
ReplyUh, no, it’s “Autumn”.
ReplyUse your words, Seth.
“Fall” is for troglodytes.
What ever happened to The Check-In?
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