In March of 1988, when Kim was in the sixth grade, she watched as the boys goaded her friend Amy to walk out over the surface of an icy pond — at which point the ice started to crack, and then broke beneath her. And everyone…laughed. Hysterically. It was a very shallow pond, and no one was hurt. But the peer pressure of it all haunts Kim to this day. Also in this ep: an homage to Paul Reubens, aka Pee Wee Herman, who was done dirty. K-Pop. Jury Duty. Cat fishing. Plus: Terri doesn't waste lipstick, and Kim slut shames Terri. Welcome to Generation Artax.

In this episode of Generation Artax:

• Pee Wee Herman was done dirty and we should all be ashamed

• Kim is haunted by a peer pressure moment in sixth grade

• K-Pop Demon Hunters and battling shame-based boy bands

• Terri really wants to do jury duty and is denied

• Terri wants more action on family vacation

• Terri loves dating, never wastes lip gloss, and gets catfished

• 10-yo Kim has a long-term relationship, loves everything, and thinks she could cry more tears than there are stars in the sky

• Grown-up Kim slut shames Terri

• Unrelated: How much money is enough, and why Kim wants more than all of us, though she has no idea what to do with it

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In this episode of Generation Artax, we take a trip back to the early 90s when Terri left for college and Kim was inconsolable. And Lori went off to college and became a huge star. Also: REM sleep, room temps, and a bad case of lice. Buckle up and enjoy.

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In this episode of Generation Artax, 13 yo Lori hopes her future self isn't a huge slut, and then doubles down on catholicism. Kim fails to make the basketball team. We all take Tae Kwon Do. Plus: movies that make us cry and one 80s movie we should not have been watching. Strap in and let's begin.

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In this episode of Generation Artax, we'll go back to 1987, and dive deep into the moral complexities of eighth grade. Plus: what to do when your friend breaks your virginity pact, why handjobs aren't a big deal, and what it means to be nipple averse. Also, how Terri found herself in the closet and emerged with a better wardrobe.

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In this episode, why it's worth revisiting your diaries, how religion warped our brains, and why Lori grew up under the impression that Jesus was a big bummer. Plus: Let's get into the quantum physics of it all: Kim manifests the fuck out of a pair of glasses, Terri can channel dead pets, and why Lori thinks believing is seeing.

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We will not kick off our FIRST episode of Generation Artax by introducing ourselves, because that puts Lori and Kim in a cold sweat. Instead, we take turns introducing the other sisters to you, to give you a lay of the land of what you're wandering into.

Plus: How Terri wanted to get out of every relationship with boys (#gay); Lori was always told she was "too much"; and Kim was so happy it was annoying.

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