Man...there's all matters of mommy issues at play on today's episode of the ol' Adult Toy Price is Right!! Which, if juuuuust fine. Why?
Because YOUR issues add a special kinda fucked-up'ness to the game that makes it allllll worthwhile!!!
So...sorry for your pain...but, y'know...thanks!!!

Today's Website of the Day product, let's face it, isn't something that all of us dudes need...but for those of you swinging the big bat, sometime your lady might want you divin' too deep....which is why you need our new friend Emily's product, the OhNut!!
https://ohnut.co/

Wearable buffer rings that go on your junk to limit the depth of your penetration!!
We talked to Emily this morning...as well as a male listener who is apparently cured with a long dong.
CURSED, I SAY! *eye roll*

Back in 2005, we here in the Midwest were shocked when, in nearby Wichita KS, Dennis Rader was revealed to be the serial killer known as BTK (an abbreviation he gave himself, for "bind, torture, kill"), the BTK Strangler or the BTK Killer.

Between 1974 and 1991, Rader killed ten people in Wichita and Park City, KS and sent taunting letters to police and newspapers describing the details of his crimes. After a decade-long hiatus, Rader resumed sending letters in 2004, leading to his 2005 arrest and subsequent guilty plea. 

And for over 10 yrs, forensic psychologist Dr. Katherine Ramsland has corresponded in hopes of learning more about what motivated a man, who on the surface appeared to be shockingly normal, to become a monster,

We had the chance to talk to Dr. Ramsland this more to find out more about this fascinating case.

It's difficult to find to words to describe what we on the show are feeling today after finding out last night about the passing of our friend, Bob Saget...but no one put it better than Johnny himself:
 "I just got off the plane in Boston headed for home when I heard Bob Saget is gone. I’m in tears, I’ll never see him again. He was such a caring and kind human with a deep empathy for this world, I had read his comments on the shows this weekend on Instagram and was thinking how much I hoped I’d see him soon, catch up and listen to him tell stories the way only he could. Sit up until the wee hours in some hotel lobby drinking brown liquor and laughing. He was an incredibly good, thoughtful and genuine friend to me, I’ll miss you my friend, I love you Bob."

Rest In Peace, Bob. 

The other tragic loss we felt over the past few weeks was that of our friend, and true American Hero, Richard Marcinko.
In the words of Johnny himself:
"I got the news this morning, this country lost a man who was possibly the greatest special ops warrior we have ever known. I’ve spent all day thinking about Skip, remembering conversations and moments in time, laughs and a vicious wit that endeared him to everyone (ok, not EVERYONE, some are humorless assholes) He was bigger than life, the rogue warrior, definitely had a healthy dose of pirate in his heart..I suspect he was the man we want to be, fearless and a true leader, with a clear disdain for authority and unwavering loyalty for his team and country. Richard was an elite warrior among the elite warriors, He was kind, humble, fierce, genuine and thoughtful. Skip was always available to give you a “no shitter” should you need his special kind of guidance. I valued his friendship more than I can put into words, he tolerated my never ending questions with a warm smile and a long suffering patience, I’ll miss you Skip.. you are one of the finest men I’ve ever known and I’m proud to have called you my friend."

We'll miss you, Skip.