As robots become more prevalent in our lives, we must be careful to maintain a healthy paranoia of them and their motivations. What truly drives them? And what are some specific reasons we should fear them?

Wal-Mart saw fit to fire their one-time Employee of the Year because he smoked pot to relieve cancer-related pain, some guy was tear-assing around with Captain Morgan and a clown mask, funerals and burials are discussed, Wyoming is for cowboys and more.

The hosts tackle a listener mailbag featuring requests for photos of former intern Heather, a debate over the 9-11 commission report, and a philosophical inquiry into whether a listener is real or a ruse created by John Salwin.

When your internship at Low Budget FM comes to a close, Marc and Tod sit you down and dutifully conduct the Low Budget FM Intern Exit Interview. Today, this interview is with Heather. Plus: a couple things that Dudes Want To Know.

Tod's working on getting his wedding onto a reality TV show, but he's unsure about whether that's a good thing. Marc went through the audition process for Beauty & The Geek and knows exactly what he would do. Plus: the Low Budget FM reality show.

Hosts Marc and Tod discuss the ethics and dangers of romance in the workplace, featuring a USC intern named Heather who fills in for the absent John Salwin. The conversation devolves into a surreal roleplay involving fruit cutting and simulated workplace harassment.

Hosts Marc and Tod discuss the absence of John Salwin before diving into a letter from an activist group accusing the show of systemic misogyny. They review a detailed list of their past offensive bits and debate whether they should change their content to be more respectful to women.

Hosts Marc Chambers and Tod Perry discuss a list from Yahoo Shine regarding the '10 Deadliest Conversation Sins'. They riff on each point by demonstrating the bad habits themselves, while also discussing Tod's recent experience eating mutton.

A comedic sketch presented as an infomercial for the 'David DeMarco Robotic Wingman,' a cybernetic assistant designed to seduce 'less attractive friends' to clear a path for the user. The bit features a series of scenarios ranging from sports bars to coffee shops, ending in a simulated kidnapping.

Marc describes a series of bizarre and unsettling encounters in public, leading him to contemplate escaping Los Angeles in a cheap RV. The hosts riff on urban tension, the 'diffusion of responsibility' on public transit, and the perceived weirdness of the San Fernando Valley.