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Mike
This is kind of weird because I.
Chris
Have no clue what we're talking about today.
Jen
Surprise episode.
Mike
This is planned.
Chris
By Mike.
Jen
What does every good podcast need? What is every conspiracies?
Mike
Sci fi.
Chris
Is it real or.
Jen
Okay, there.
Mike
Could be real sci fi.
Jen
What do you think? What does Phi stand for? You think?
Chris
Oh.
Jen
No. Fiction.
Mike
Have you read Alien Smut?
Chris
Mike.
Jen
Avril Lavign, do you like her music?
Mike
He was a skater boy she said to you later boy he wasn't good enough for her.
Jen
Love it. Are birds real?
Mike
Yes.
Jen
It's so obvious that they are government drones. You know why? Where people don't believe this. Where do birds like to perch?
Mike
Trees.
Jen
Power lines. Why do you think they're on power.
Mike
Lines and trees.
Jen
And they're getting energy.
Mike
They like to be at Sonic.
Jen
To recharge. They're real.
Mike
Believe that Jen.
Jen
People know this is real. What.
Episode Title: Conspiracies, Anyone?
Podcast: You, Me & Mike
Hosts: Jenn Todryk, Mike Todryk
Air Date: September 9, 2025
Theme:
In this surprise episode, Jenn, Mike, and friend Chris dive into a light-hearted discussion about conspiracy theories—ranging from the outright absurd to the pop-culture iconic. The conversation strikes an irreverent tone, poking fun at popular internet myths, discussing why these ideas fascinate people, and weaving in playful banter and memorable moments.
Mike (00:34-00:39):
“He was a skater boy she said to you later boy he wasn't good enough for her.”
—in full pop-punk nostalgia mode, quoting Avril Lavigne’s hit.
Jenn (00:42-00:49):
“It's so obvious that they are government drones. You know why? Where people don't believe this. Where do birds like to perch?”
Jenn (00:54):
"To recharge. They're real."
—mocking the 'birds aren't real' conspiracy with straight-faced delivery.
Mike (00:55):
"They like to be at Sonic."
—injecting humor by taking the logic to absurd places.
For listeners and fans of playful banter, this is a sharp, quick detour into the world of ridiculous conspiracies—a true “Todryk Takeover” of pop culture myth-making.