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On our sixth episode, we tackle The Lobster, a dystopic indie film in which society deems you must be in a relationship or be turned into a animal.

What does this dark and cynical movie have to tell us about relationships and the societal pressures of the dating scene? Is being in a relationship worth taking a steak knife to the eye? The Lobster gets a wider theatrical release on May 13th, so go find out for yourself!

P.S.: Sorry for our audio problems on this episode. We record several weeks in advance and we don't hear the problems with the raw audio until it comes time to edit. Starting with episode seven, it should be fixed. Thanks for sticking with us while we I learn how to better troubleshoot and fix these problems. -Kurt-

Things referenced in this episode: Tim Minchin - If I Didn't Have You - YouTube Conan O'Brien - Stackenblocken - YouTube The High Price of Being Single in America - The Atlantic Why More Women Are Staying Single - Huffington Post 13 Things About Dating You Probably Didn't Know From Aziz Ansari's New Book 'Modern Romance' - Bustle

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