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The guys discuss how Google Maps grossly overstates the availability of commercial air travel, when a strategically placed bagel and raincoat automatically grants you additional vacation time, and why a coworker hugging a printer all but guarantees the demise of an entire room full of puppies.
The guys discuss how late fees will still accrue even after grandma has passed, when a missing chair unlocks supernatural abilities in the realm of seating arrangements, and why Damon will never be kicked out of any public pools.
The guys discuss how “anywhere” has an approximate range of thirty feet, when sleepwalking in the proximity of a Puracchio could result in bodily injury or maybe even death, and why you cannot acquire 2600 liters from one single milking session.
The guys discuss why once a discount is initiated on a used cot it is no longer necessary to disclose the terms of the prison sentence, when a burka and Air Jordans almost always guarantee a disqualification, and how science supports a very high percentage of sleeping koalas are extremely horny.
The guys discuss how it costs Google $12,000 per wang on their maps, when the proper location of a Brazilian break room can foil any escape attempt, and why it’s a terrible idea to give monkeys the high ground.
The guys discuss why it’s imperative you wait for the train to stop completely before disembarking to prevent a tiger mauling, when allowing your husband to pack your parachute is an awful idea, and how an expression of praise to acknowledge good behavior or obedience might get you punched in the face.
EPISODE 67:
In this episode of Taking Flight, we’re keeping it real, reflective, and a little ridiculous in all the best ways. Megan answers a curated list of listener questions ranging from confidence and imposter syndrome to irrational childhood beliefs (did singing to the sun actually work?!) and what she’s currently loving in life. From open mic night nerves to ziplining fear, this episode dives into what it means to choose confidence over comfort in the everyday moments—whether you’re on stage or simply digging in your backyard.
You’ll hear stories, mindset shifts, laughter, and even a few sparkly metaphors that will leave you smiling and thinking. Megan shares how she navigates perfectionism, the myth of the “perfect start,” and why naming her inner critic “Regina George” helps her take back control. This is an episode for anyone needing a reminder that growth doesn’t require perfection—it just needs a little shimmer and a lot of heart.✨
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The guys discuss how many meters of pizza guarantee no dessert, when a bowl of ice cream might result in a broken hand, and why you should never hold your dad’s hand on the 4th of July.
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