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5: It Only Tastes A Little Bit Like People

Each episode, your co-hosts break down breakfast concepts, experiences, and biases (including, inevitably, their opposite cereal sogginess preferences). Often joined by guests such as Mikah Sargent, Jason Snell, and Joe Steel, they have many a staunch eggpinion to share. They want to know what you had for breakfast.