The Going Merry: A One Piece Review Podcast
Jul 2, 2026 · 1 hr 22 min · 11 segments
Sanji and Judge's face off comes to a climax. Nami is able to escape Brulee's clutches and reunite with Luffy only to one into one of Big Mom's Sweet 3 Generals, her son Cracker. Not to worry though…
Um, so we got to, i- in my book club, we got to my turn last week-
Ooh
... two weeks ago or whatever.
Mm-hmm.
And so it was my first time that I got to pick a book since we started the book club, so I was really excited.
'Cause I've known what book I was gonna pick the entire time, and it's one I've been wanting to read for a while, and it's called The One by John Marrs, and it is a scientific thriller.
Interesting.
And-
Not sci-fi, but scientific.
Yes.
Okay.
And so what it's about is, it, like, for the most part, it's, like, extremely relatable as far as, like, modern times, technology, all that stuff, with the exception that the entire book is based on a company that created, or that, I guess, found a way to tell in your DNA who your perfect partner is in the world.
Oh.
And so, like, you can submit your DNA, and it'll match you with your person.
Okay.
And so the book is to- uh, is, like, going through the perspectives of, like, five or six characters that have been matched with people.
Some of them are people who are rather close, and others are people across the world.
And it's really good, honest.
Like-
But what if you don't want a partner?
So you don't have to take it.
It's just, it's optional.
Yeah, yeah.
It, it is optional.
Okay.
Um, so we got to, i- in my book club, we got to my turn last week-
Ooh
... two weeks ago or whatever.
Mm-hmm.
And so it was my first time that I got to pick a book since we started the book club, so I was really excited.
'Cause I've known what book I was gonna pick the entire time, and it's one I've been wanting to read for a while, and it's called The One by John Marrs, and it is a scientific thriller.
Interesting.
And-
Not sci-fi, but scientific.
Yes.
Okay.
And so what it's about is, it, like, for the most part, it's, like, extremely relatable as far as, like, modern times, technology, all that stuff, with the exception that the entire book is based on a company that created, or that, I guess, found a way to tell in your DNA who your perfect partner is in the world.
Oh.
And so, like, you can submit your DNA, and it'll match you with your person.
Okay.
And so the book is to- uh, is, like, going through the perspectives of, like, five or six characters that have been matched with people.
Some of them are people who are rather close, and others are people across the world.
And it's really good, honest.
Like-
But what if you don't want a partner?
So you don't have to take it.
It's just, it's optional.
Yeah, yeah.
It, it is optional.
Okay.
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