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🗓️ 27 May 2021
⏱️ 58 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hello everybody, welcome to Swarth. As always, before I jump into the episode, please |
0:14.5 | rate, subscribe and review the show. My listeners and sleuths, you guys mean absolutely everything |
0:21.7 | to me. So thank you if you've already done so. But next time, someone asks you for your |
0:29.6 | number, you better be grabbing their phone and then subscribing to Swarth. And that's |
0:35.5 | what I really know that you guys care. Okay? Love you guys. I have got my gorgeous brilliant |
0:43.5 | producer here. And Alex is also joining you. Bitch. Anyways, hi. I'm here. Hi, Alex. She is gorgeous. |
0:54.3 | I'm brilliant and beautiful and all of those wonderful things. All right. So Alex, you are younger |
1:01.1 | than me. So maybe you can offer some insight here. But I was out of graduation. And I was taking |
1:08.3 | pictures with my brother after and I was listening to these fucking kids talking and just eavesdropping |
1:17.7 | on their conversation, thinking to myself, like, what dialect is this? These kids, I don't even know |
1:28.5 | how to explain it. These kids were legitimately speaking in Twitter. Twitter is a language. |
1:36.4 | My, okay, for example, my brother out of nowhere was talking about a sneaky link. Okay. I thought |
1:46.7 | he was talking about an animal, like an exotic cat of some kind. I don't know what the fuck a sneaky |
1:53.3 | link is. What? Apparently it means a booty call. Did you know that? Yes. Okay. Well, I don't know |
2:01.9 | if I believe you all. Do you know what it means? Can you use it in a sentence for me? Get the sneaky |
2:11.6 | link in through the back and his link us send his link us back home. I feel like that is a |
2:20.4 | fact that you don't think so. But that's funny that you bring this up because SNL actually did a |
2:25.5 | skit on this, like about how Gen Z speaks. And it's interesting because a lot of these terms have |
2:32.1 | actually been around forever. And it's just now making its way to suburban TikTok. And kids are |
2:38.8 | making it sound like an entirely different language. Uh-huh. So basically suburban kids are appropriating |
2:46.8 | again. Exactly. No cap. No cap. I don't even know about works there. I get how to use no cap now |
2:56.7 | and I say it. But I thought for about a month that no cap was a gun reference. Okay. I know it's not. |
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