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In this episode of Have You Ever, hosted by Mr. Ed (short for Education), the podcast explores essential skills for adulthood that are not taught in schools. The discussion highlights the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical life skills, such as managing finances, cooking, and handling legal matters. The reasons for this gap include traditional views of education, emphasis on standardized testing, and assumptions about parental instruction. This episodes also mentions a tv show idea that would be pretty cool to see come to fruition.

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In this episode, hosted by All Grown Up, delves into the often overwhelming reality of adulthood, contrasting childhood fantasies with real-life responsibilities such as paying bills, handling laundry, and making doctor's appointments. It humorously discusses the unexpected expenses of adult life and the social pressures that come with it, like getting married or buying a house.

The title is actually suppose to be Have You Ever Adult'ed but doesn't that just sound weird or inappropriate. That's not what this episode is about, nor is it what this podcast is about.

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In this episode of 'Have You Ever,' the host delves into the tumultuous journey of Ubisoft's long-delayed pirate game, 'Skull & Bones.' Originally conceived as an expansion for 'Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag' in 2013, 'Skull & Bones' faced multiple reboots and management challenges, skyrocketing budgets, and severe delays, finally releasing after a decade. The game, focusing on multiplayer naval combat and lacking a single-player story, received lukewarm reception but showed improvement through seasonal updates. Compared to 'Sea of Thieves,' the host critiques its lack of depth and highlights the absence of hand-to-hand combat, a key feature that fans expected.

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