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In this episode of Here’s The Thing, KevOnStage and That Chick Angel react to the viral video of a pastor introducing his second wife during a church service, announcing they are in a polygynous marriage. The duo breaks down the congregation's reaction, the theology (or lack thereof), and whether this would fly at a COGIC or Acts 2:38 church. They also discuss Airbnb's new policy change that stops hosts from forcing guests to do chores, and share their own nightmare Airbnb stories involving hidden cameras, uninvited dinner guests, and six flights of stairs with merch bags.
Next up: Ethan Klein of H3H3 cheated on his wife Hila, walked away from all their businesses, and lost a $600,000 podcast studio set built just two months ago. The crew debates whether you can walk away from that kind of money even when you're in the wrong.
The conversation takes a turn into the beauty world as Black women are reportedly ditching expensive hair salons for Ulta, and the hosts compare notes on Fantastic Sams, barber college, and the rising cost of getting your hair done. Then it is NFL prediction time, with Angel making a bold dark horse pick that nobody saw coming.
Plus: Bryson Tiller's tour, Trey Songz comeback, a goat that sings off-key, peach cobbler discourse, and Kev's hotel freedom routine.

#PolygynousMarriage #AirbnbRules #EthanKlein #BlackWomenHair #ChurchDrama

0:00 - Church Announcements

01:02 - Polygynous Pastor

22:24 - Airbnb New Rules

35:15 - Black Women at Ulta

54:52 - NFL Predictions

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