Episode 116: Emotional support Albatros

This week on We Are Not Here To Please You: it might seem like old news, some might even say a delayed reaction, but the guys talk about the Fine Bros. Remember them? The only people to make reaction videos ever. The delayed reaction part makes more sense now, doesn't it? Should I be saying reaction so much? If this episode has been taken down, you know why. The guys also talk about 2006. Yeah, it was a real place. I was there. We called it the good old days. Back then we could react to whatever the fuck we wanted without some asshole brothers trying to charge us for reacting. If I sound bitter bitter don't worry, my rat wears a leather harness.

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