The "Drunk Zone" Spirit World - how much is too much?

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Two Dolts

Two Dolts

219 episodes

5 days ago

A "dolt" is a term used to describe a person who is perceived as stupid, foolish, or lacking in good judgment. It is a somewhat informal and pejorative word, often used to criticize someone's intelligence or behavior.

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A "dolt" is a term used to describe a person who is perceived as stupid, foolish, or lacking in good judgment. It is a somewhat informal and pejorative word, often used to criticize someone's intelligence or behavior.

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The "Drunk Zone" Spirit World - how much is too much?

Two Dolts

53 minutes 28 seconds

4 months ago

The "Drunk Zone" Spirit World - how much is too much?

The Dolts are back and deep in the sauce—literally and spiritually. In this episode, we explore the mysterious "Drunk Zone": that fine line between fun and full-blown possession. Is there a point where booze opens a portal to the spirit world… or just to bad decisions? We ask the hard-hitting questions: Can a hangover be haunted? Does tequila have a soul? And how much is too much?

Expect chaotic laughs, unqualified science, embarrassing stories, and a mild existential crisis or two. Cheers!

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Two Dolts

A "dolt" is a term used to describe a person who is perceived as stupid, foolish, or lacking in good judgment. It is a somewhat informal and pejorative word, often used to criticize someone's intelligence or behavior.