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1:25:14Now PlayingIn this week's episode of Black Out, we explore a range of engaging and provocative topics. We start with a discussion on what might be the most evil company in the world. We also delve into relationship advice with the saying, "Don't let your boyfriend stop you from meeting your husband," and consider how far is too far when seeking revenge in relationships, referencing the Matthew Stafford story.
Our conversation shifts to global matters as we examine Russia's promise of retaliation against the US for a Ukraine strike on Crimea and whether we should be worried. Our panel of experienced men over 40 share their wisdom, offering one piece of advice for men in their 20s.
In a significant legal development, Julian Assange agrees to a plea deal with the Biden administration to avoid imprisonment in the US. We discuss health concerns related to commercial dishwashers potentially damaging the gut and leading to chronic disease.
A $15 million settlement has been reached after doctors in Houston allegedly left heart surgeries to perform other operations, sparking a debate on medical ethics. We also tackle Birdman's controversial stance on not wanting to buy books and discuss whether we agree with Jason Whitlock's take on Angel Reese.
Finally, we address a question from our audience about why women give weak choosing signals or subtle signs of interest when interested.
Join us for these thought-provoking discussions and more!
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