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Episode #32: “Casual Hang”

Narrator: Kathy

Mark called it a “casual hang.”
There were printed name tags.
He arranged snacks by emotional intensity.
And someone (Nathan) may have brought a Goat Sabotage theory board.

This episode features:

  • The first appearance of Mark’s best friend, Nathan
  • A not-so-chill group screening
  • And the growing realization that people everywhere are talking about the show

It was supposed to be low-key.

Now there’s yelling about Linda.

And Kathy may never see tortilla chips the same way again.

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