DJ Qualls and Kelly Blackheart are back with another unhinged episode of Locked and Probably Loaded! The duo dives deep into everything from Trump's excessive tweeting habits (565 times in April alone!) to the dangers of AI misinformation and Canadian separatist movements. They debate the merits of Fahrenheit vs. Celsius, discuss why some people shouldn't inject their own Botox, and explore the fascinating world of medical tourism in Turkey and Mexico. Plus, don't miss the hilarious dramatic reading of Scott's epic email exchange with a Nigerian scammer named Alfred, where he promises $10,000 and threatens to hunt him down in Australia. They also touch on Real Housewives drama, the importance of honest product reviews, and why knowing your future health problems might not be such a great idea after all. Join the conversation and don't forget to subscribe, rate us five stars, and leave a review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify! Follow us @LoadedPod on social media and visit probablyLoadedPod.com. Support us on Patreon at patreon.com/loadedpod for early access to episodes with video and exclusive monthly live happy hours! ##

Chapters

00:00 - Welcome & Lucky Steals from Kelly's Purse

02:00 - Jesse Waters' Math Fail & Living on $20/Hour

05:30 - Spencer Pratt for Mayor & Tax Talk

10:00 - Graffiti Towers & AI Misinformation

15:30 - Alberta Separatist Movement Discussion

20:00 - Social Media Posting Frequency Madness

25:00 - Celsius vs Fahrenheit Debate

30:00 - Medical Tourism & Botox in Turkey

35:00 - Health Scans: Do You Really Want to Know?

40:00 - Nigerian Scammer Email Dramatic Reading

50:00 - Final Thoughts & Sign Off

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