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6:49Now PlayingIn this segment of Dumpster Fire, Host Bridget Phetasy analyzes the viral "100 men vs. one gorilla" debate that sparked over 250 million views. She explains why this quintessential "dude thought experiment" resonated so deeply, quoting Patrice O'Neill's observation that men are "philosophical about shit that means nothing." Between sharing hilarious memes and comparing it to her husband's constant scenario-planning, she celebrates how this absurd debate temporarily united the internet in collective imagination. Her conclusion? Despite claims that "Black Twitter is dead," the gorilla debate proves we can still "all get behind something sometimes."
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