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Pamela from Australia calls in claiming Arden and Jack tried to "convince" a previous caller named Sarah that she was trans, simply because Sarah mentioned not liking dresses. The hosts push back hard, pointing out they explicitly told Sarah only she could determine her own identity. The conversation becomes increasingly contentious as Pamela insists that saying "trans people think about being trans more than cis people" is the same as declaring someone IS trans. Despite the hosts using analogies about probability versus certainty (like smoking and lung cancer), Pamela refuses to acknowledge the distinction. She then claims Sarah identified as a woman "her whole life" until their content caused a crisis, which the hosts refute with evidence from their call screening notes. Pamela pivots to accusing them of misogyny and undermining feminism, eventually leading to an absurd argument about why they're not petting their cats instead of doing their show. The hosts conclude she's arguing in bad faith, making up claims to be outraged about, and suggest she find "real problems" to focus on.
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