Now could Jeetah be some secret agent guy and take down these villains and escape their evil layahs bettah than James Bond, yeah. I don't care how many lazahs he uh escaped or whatevah, I just don't think he can handle New Yahk as well as a Jeetah, When Jeetah is Jeetah, nobody can handle this city bettah.

I'm not takin that away from him.but I don't know if he could handle the presshuh of New Yahk, Dog. He's always in these tough situations and always finds a way outta them. This James Bond, he knows how to get outta trouble. But I still nurse this petty grudge, and today I feel vindicated.

The game is perfectly designed to trigger our biases, & tbh it's the whole reason the game 'works' in the first place. of course straight flush is the best!)Īnyways, there's nothing more natural & normal than a man who thinks he's better at poker than he is. Also, I know they aren't math guys but just think through the combinations for a second, there are waaaay more potential 4-of-a-kind hands than straight flush hands. FWIW, the ordering they propose doesn't make any intuitive sense if you actually play the game-a Royal Flush is just the nickname for the highest straight flush, not some separate hand, so how would it go Royal Flush > 4 of a kind > straight flush. (I also thought they said a lot of other incorrect stuff about poker this ep, but some of it is more subjective & I'm not a very active player these days, so I took petty satisfaction when they got such a basic thing bizarrely wrong. You simply cannot confident lecture people about your intense poker skills in one ep and then not know the most basic rules of the game in the next lmao.

it was my 'Ladies and gentlemen, we got him' moment. When Sean and Bill botched the basic ordering of the hands (not misspeaking-they gave it some more thought, and stuck with their obviously incorrect answer), which like, even people who never play the game often know. This is a sad grudge to nurse, but I have nursed it for years. He takes himself so seriously when it comes up (aggressively lecturing his cohosts), and I simply do not believe for a moment that he is remotely good at the game! I don't buy it. And in embarrassing fashion, I have a long-simmering, narrow resentment towards 'Sean talking about poker'. We're all on this sub because of our embarrassing parasocial relationships with podcasters.

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