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EPISODE 10:
Back from a short hiatus. Eric had pul-enty of time to contemplate how to pull off the perfect crime and get away with it, as long as you’re willing to drive your victim to Idaho. Dave finds that the pandemic has given way for a resurgence of the Sea Shanty music genre. Will, fresh off of never having taken a law class, delves into Samurai justice to settle a divorce case. The show welcomes a new sponsor!
Dave:
Los Angeles UFO: https://www.tmz.com/2021/01/30/ufo-sighting-thousand-oaks-101-freeway-los-angeles-clear-shot/
Cookie Monster Geode: https://www.livescience.com/colletor-finds-rare-cookie-monster-rock.html
A sea shanty (Nathan Evans, Wellerman) : https://youtu.be/UgsurPg9Ckw
Eric:
Yellow Stone Death Zone: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9203533/Yellowstone-Zone-Death-50-square-mile-region-Idaho-away-murder.html
Will:
Man requests sword fight with ex-wife and lawyer to settle legal dispute: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jan/14/man-requests-sword-fight-ex-wife-lawyer-settle-legal-dispute
This week Eric cautions the listeners about getting too close to a sandbox tree, which will most certainly result in your early demise. Speaking of death, Eric lays to rest his ongoing Monolith updates. Dave shares some new "message in a bottle" stories and then talks about people who fish for other people's misfortune in rivers, canals and storage lockers. Will coaxes out stories from Eric and Dave from when they made poor driving decisions while being young and dumb. Will looks for the moral message in a 5 year old's solo journey to find a California Lamborghini.
This week Eric gives listeners an update on the Monolith, which has taken on a more snacky form; floats a floaty a theory about Jetpack Man; and tells us what the Koreans can now do in 20 seconds. Dave lets us know about a winemaking operation being conducted out of a wastewater treatment facility that leads to criminal charges and (regrettably) goes through a list of disgusting ingredients for making wine.
This week, Eric shames delivery drivers who hoard porch goodies, gets creeped out by fleshy lifelike masks and ponders beavers who herd cows. Dave does some distance calculations about the farthest place to get a sandwich and quizzes the guys about who’s geographically closer to our listener in the Philippines. Will’s aversion to being with people while traveling has him celebrating a jetpacker who violates Class B airspace above Los Angeles.
Our Nestdoor sponsor from Episode 5 sponsor fired us, but we welcome our new sponsor: not-really HGTV’s new hit DIY show, “You Almost Done?”
This and more shenanigans from the guys.
Four minutes of fun from our Episode 5. I hope you enjoy and please press the like button and subscribe. You can find us on Itunes, Podbean, Deezer, IheartRadion and others. Thank you for listening.
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