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Women SECRETLY Love Biblical Gender Roles?! | Alyssa Ljub & Taylor SH
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August 5, 2026
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August 5, 2026
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A caller named Sam phones in from the UK at 1am to explain why women secretly love biblical gender roles — using an elaborate hypothetical about ten ninjas dropping from a rooftop. Alyssa and Taylor point out the real danger to women is statistically men, not ninjas, and things spiral from there into a debate about Bible verses, atheist love, and whether "telephone" actually works. Sam can't answer for his own scripture citations, contradicts himself on who loves their spouse more, and eventually retreats into vague appeals to "context" he never explains. The hosts land on one conclusion: this was a troll the whole time.
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