Bridget Phetasy
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Normies Proved Every Doomer Wrong This Summer
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August 9, 2026
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7:00Now PlayingIn this segment of Dumpster Fire, Bridget Phetasy declares it the summer of the normie and celebrates how regular Americans proved every doomer and podcaster wrong. From July 23rd breaking the all-time travel record, to the World Cup, America's 250th birthday, and UFC on the White House lawn, normies showed up and had the best summer ever. Shane Gillis broke comedy records, movies broke blockbuster records, and Ella Langley broke records with a basic bitch song about Texas. But while everyone was partying, Bridget warns that the commies quietly took over, previewing a radical political platform that wants to abolish the Senate, ICE, borders, prisons, and the Pentagon.
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