Today's episode is all about a serious crime that none of us have ever committed: shoplifting. We talk tips and tricks, Scott's time working in loss prevention, and... the time Mike saw a guy get hit with bats.

The boys treat a fan like garbage and almost give away where Sean works. Then they talk about cocaine; doing it, fentanyl, crack and the CIA, cartels and a plan to cure incels. 

Today's episode is about one of the best things a man can do with his life. We talk about the history of BBQ, Germans eating each other, the invention of the Weber kettle, outdoor pizza ovens, pellet grills, and Scott's last day at the slaughterhouse. 

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Summer is here so it's hotter so...more fires I think? The boys talk smoke inhalation, Mrs. O'Leary's cow and fire escapes. 

Living legend Dan Soder joins us to talk about Mike's birthday, Cormac McCarthy, the Geico Lizard's b***h wife, flying off the handle, and different strategies for managing your anger. 

Our good friend comedian Dan St. Germain joins us to talk about the bank not taking your money, grave robbing, catfish blackmail phone scams, Subway Jared, serial killers and a few other things.

On this week's episode the boys talk about our favorite art, the Arnolfini portrait, Piss Christ, Rembrandt, Picasso and Hannah Gadsby. 

The boys discuss weird fantasies, Al Pacino's c**, Target and Bud Light backlash, and the best way to survive a school shooting. 

It's a Sean led episode so we're talking about French President Charles De Gaulle (1890-1970) and how he survived a CIA backed coup in 1961. In this part 1 we give a bit of background information on the French colonization of Algeria and why De Gaulle's attempts to end that war made people angry enough to try to kill him 30 times. We also look at lessons JFK could have taken from De Gaulle that might've helped him to survive his own assassination. We finish with part 2 on the Patreon.

Most of the research for this episode comes from the Devil's Chessboard by David Talbot. The relevant chapters are excerpted here:

https://whowhatwhy.org/politics/government-integrity/jfk-assassination-plot-mirrored-in-1961-france-part-1/

We discuss the life and times of comedians Mort Sahl (1927-2021) and Dick Gregory (1932-2017). Both were famous and successful stand up comics who gave up a lot of money and opportunities to pursue what they saw to be the truth of the Kennedy and MLK assassinations. We look at how their legacies have been largely marginalized and misrepresented. The conversation continues on our Patreon.