The Bitchuation Room with Francesca Fiorentini
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Who or What is Your Milkshake Duck?
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8:26Now PlayingA milkshake duck is something you thought was cool or hilarious but turned out to be terrible and bad! This week’s example is Topanga from “Boy Meets World”’s husband tweeting out that there were shrimp tails in his Cinnamon Toast Crunch (apparently true????) and then his ex-girlfriend tweeting that he is a sociopathic narcissist who emotionally abused her. Kinda deflates Cinnamon-Shrimpgate, everyone. He’s a bad man who apparently told his ex he was surprised she hadn’t killed herself yet. I mean … WOW. Nothing you do will ever, EVER, be funny, guy.
Francesca Fiorentini is joined by director and producer Symone Baptiste and comedian Jackie Kashian, who are forced to share what their milkshake ducks are. Symone has largely avoided Milkshake Ducks by hating most things, but you can’t avoid them all. Jackie has several, and brings up a good point: If your Milkshake Duck dies, can you go back to liking the stuff they made? Unclear.
Francesca’s Milkshake Duck is, frankly, the worst thing you could think of.
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