#2-83 [Forbidden] Determining the 'Ultimate Sport' for the Best Finish! Volleyball Team vs. Ballet Girls vs. Gymnastics... Is the #1 Spot an Unexpected 'Ironman' Sport?

The story of how people stop learning after repeated failures.

According to a study from Clark University, there is a shocking fact that after a certain number of failures, people stop trying to learn. Upon hearing this, the duo deeply empathizes with the heartbreaking psychology of "I can't do this anymore!"—a sentiment often felt in the world of matchmaking for men in their 30s. They laugh while finding resonance in the all-too-human reality that the heart often breaks before one even attempts to improve upon their failures.

Hamerica feels an unexpected sense of déjà vu regarding Inkyakun's state before recording.

Derived from this topic of stagnant daily growth, the conversation shifts to a scene Hamerica witnesses every time they record. It is the "half-naked déjà vu" phenomenon where Inkyakun always appears wearing nothing but his underwear right after a shower, as if time and space were distorted. Between the two, the conversation heats up with the unique interpretation that this "unchanging daily routine" might actually be a form of stability.

We have received a consultation from a unique listener.

In the second half of the program, they introduce a stimulating message sent by radio name "Daijashin Zork Necrophades." His deep dedication to checking the very fingertips of women he passes by, along with a "certain question" he posed, causes the conversation to heat up even further. Please listen to the full episode for the rest of the story.