Anti-disestablishmentarianism.

Known for and famous for being too long.

Nobody thinks much about it, so let's have some fun.

Let's find out why the word anti-disestablishmentarianism is secretly incredibly fascinating. Hey there, folks, welcome to a whole new podcast episode of a podcast all about why being alive is more interesting than people think it is.

My name is Alex Schmidt and I'm not alone because I'm joined by my co-host Katie Golden, Katie.

Yes.

What is your relationship to or opinion of anti-disestablishmentarianism?

I'm either for it or against it depending on what it means,

and I can't. There's too many double negatives there. There's anti and disestablish. So there's

an anti and a dis, and then establishment. And I don't know. So it seems like it's pro

establishment. And I guess it depends on what it seems like it's pro establishment.

And I guess it depends on what kind of an establishment that you're being pro

establishment.

Because I'm anti-establishment if it's a sacked, sacky establishment.

So yeah, I'm against it.

Or maybe I'm for it.

Yeah, we're going to start with takeaways to define this.

And it is for establishment continuing.

And I am really excited listeners pick this.

Shout out to JCR dude and shout out to James Amaz for suggesting it.

I always found anti-disestablishmentarianism irritating because it's sort of a trivia

question about the longest word theoretically.

...