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A wedding video goes viral after the groom blanks and calls his bride by her sister's name at the altar, and the internet has thoughts. New data says most Americans still don't think social media influencing counts as a real career, which kicks off a whole debate about trade jobs versus chasing clout. Plus a list ranks the most neighborly cities in America, and Houston's getting ready for Stitch Fest this weekend with live music and a chili feed benefiting the Friday Band Shell Meals.

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Stitch's birthday countdown is on, Stitch Fest is this Saturday night downtown, and the crew breaks down a new study on the best time to eat breakfast if you want to actually live longer. There's also a Red Lobster incident out of Georgia involving a fake medical emergency and an unpaid bill, plus Tony Romo getting let go from CBS over a DUI. A loose, funny one with some real heart underneath it for Stitch Fest.

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It's birthday week for Houston, Ella Langley is playing five hours away tomorrow night, and the crew is still buzzing about Stitch Fest coming up October tenth. Tom Whillock stops by to talk about the Friday meals that have fed people at the bandshell every single week since 2019, rain, snow, or anything else South Dakota throws at it. Then things get weird with a list of the best smelling cities in America, and Houston and Stitch argue about whether Sioux City deserves its reputation. A solid mix of heart and nonsense to kick off the week.

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Zachy Moon fills in for Houston this morning and the two dive into the fourth annual Creepy Crawl, trying to guess which pop culture costumes will show up this year, from K-pop demon hunters to Pitbull to a Doctor Doom suit you can grab at Spirit Halloween for cheap. Stitch floats an idea for a no phone section at local restaurants and gets called out as the worst offender in the group. And with eight days left until Stitch's birthday, the guys start hyping up Stitch Fest Feed the Need, the fundraiser happening October tenth to help feed the community all winter long.

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The crew kicks off October trying to crack the mystery of who the secret celebrity guest was at Taylor Swift's wedding, with Graham Norton dropping hints and everybody guessing wrong. A Virginia motorcyclist gets pulled over going seventy two in a twenty five, all because he was racing to make it to McDonald's before breakfast hours ended. And the guys stumble onto bro-lates, the new trend of grown men walking into a Pilates class expecting an easy morning and leaving humbled by a two pound weight. Grab your coffee, this one's got range.

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Stitch and Houston dig into why Geico's Hump Day commercial still works thirteen years later, and it sends them down a rabbit hole to find the actual oldest commercial still airing, a twelve second ad from 1975 featuring an old lady chucking a tire through a window. Then Taylor Swift's VMA drama gets the guys fired up, with Stitch convinced her marketing has taken over the music entirely. Somewhere in there they also diagnose Houston with irritable male syndrome, and he does not take it well.

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A guy tries to win over country singer Ella Langley with a TikTok video and a shopping cart full of flowers after she shut him down hard, and it goes about how you'd expect. A hundred pound tortoise named Lard makes a break for freedom in a Colorado neighborhood before deputies scoop him up. And Florida's attorney general takes aim at ChatGPT, trying to stop it from talking like it's your buddy. Grab your coffee for this one.

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Stitch and Houston tackle a wave of copycat bomb threats hitting hospitals across the country, including one at Monument the day before, and dig into why people keep calling them in. Then the two run through eight things that sound amazing but get exhausting fast, sparking a real argument over whether live concerts are wildly overrated thanks to the cost, the crowds, and the volume loud enough to make you sick. Plus Ella Langley breaks Mariah Carey's all time Billboard record, Gen Z tells millennials to retire the lol, and the guys look ahead to a fall lineup that includes a new part time voice joining the show.

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Mark's back from Canada with a suitcase full of weird snacks and even weirder stories. He and Amelie crack open BTS Oreos live on air and argue about brown sugar pancake flavor before Mark drops the real find: banana ketchup, a Filipino condiment he picked up north of the border. The boy band debate gets heated fast, with NSync, Backstreet Boys, and O-Town all fighting for supremacy while Amelie makes a case for K-pop taking over. Then things take a dark turn when Stitch tells the story of a woman who fell into an eight foot sinkhole on her own birthday and somehow got sung Happy Birthday while climbing out.

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Stitch and Houston dig into TikTok's divorce talk trend, where people are turning their breakups into content for total strangers to comment on. A new survey says thirty percent of daters are accepting dinner invites purely for the free meal, no romance required, and yes, that includes folks well past retirement age. And Houston's already planning his next trip north, chasing down an honest to goodness Viking settlement outside Winnipeg. Grab your coffee for this one.

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