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On this week's episode the gang has a new love and respect for the rain (01:01). The Wuhan Conronavirus has killed over 400 people in China, sparking fear that the disease may spread further (05:29). An Opioid vending machine is coming to Vancouver's Downtown Eastside to help curb accidental overdoses (10:56). The gang gives their thoughts on Netflix's Killer inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez (14:48). The guys discuss the recent string of sex trafficking hoaxes that have been posted to social media lately (19:20).  Pornhub has been sued by a deaf man over a lack of captions on their videos (22:58). UFC 246 saw Connor McGregor defeat Cowboy Cerrone and the internet came through big with the memes (27:48). 

On this week's episode the guys discuss their favourite random foods and restaurant menu items (01:02). Snowmageden has taken over and shut down Vancouver (04:00).  A contestant on "Family Feud Canada" has gone viral for her incredibly stupid answer to a question (09:11). Price Harry and Meghan Markle have decided to relinquish their Royal titles and move to Canada (15:29). The guys discuss the Netflix documentary about Bikrams hot yoga founder, Bikram Choudhary (24:11). Iran confirmed that they were responsible for shooting down a plane that killed 176 people (30:05). A BMO bank location has come under fire this past week for detaining and indigenous elder and his 12 year old granddaughter after they tried to open up a bank account for her (31:13).

On this week's episode Ravi enjoys Buble now (01:09). The gang discusses this past weekend's Golden Globes (02:08). Australia continues to burn due to harsh wildfires (07:56). An Instagram model has raised over $700,000 for the Australian Bushfire relief effort (10:48). Apparently we're on the verge of WWIII (13:33). Ravi talks about his new favourite reality show "The Circle" (20:17). Vancouver has a school of Pornography and will finally be getting sex dolls in 2020 (24:17). 

On the first episode of 2020 the guys jump right back into the player hating as only they can! (01:01). Ravi's pumped about his weighted blanket and the guys discuss sleep paralysis and their Christmas gifts (03:16). The gang talks about 20/20 and the amount of people hyping themselves up for the new decade (07:29). (09:44). Yet another racially fueled incident took place in a parking lot in Ontario (15:25). A Vancouver man had a meltdown during a showing of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker because of people using their phones during the movie (23:17). President Trump went off on the CBC and "Justin T" for deleting his cameo scene from an airing of Home Alone 2 (29:35). The list of the top Canadian baby names has been released the guys review the top 10 (33:33). The guys talk new year's resolutions and goals for 2020 (37:26). 

On this weeks episode the guys discuss the Christmas season (02:09). Star Wars: The Last Jedi releases this weekend (04:48). Canadian owned Cineplex has been bought out by Cineworld for a reported $4.2 billion dollars (07:09). Time Magazine's Person of the Year and top ten gadgets of the decade (18:50). The gang professes their love for Cardi B and watch her take a shit together  (33:50).

On this week's episode the guys talk dating apps (02:57). The gang talks about different aspects of the holidays (05:02).  Walmart Canada has apologized for selling a Christmas sweater that depicts Santa doing what looks like rails of cocaine (07:39). R.I.P Juiceworld (13:10).  Nick Cannon has released a diss track about Eminem (20:37). Fighting in Vancouver will now net you a fine of $1000 (28:27). A NPA Board member got into an awkward situation after being accused of attending an anti-S.O.G.I group meeting (36:00). 

On this weeks episode the guys talk and seasonal depression and Ravi’s aggressive altercations this week (01:00). A Mall Santa in BC has been let go after taking “questionable” photos (09:09). Vancouver late night staple “Tsui Hangs” has mysteriously shut down (14:50). The guys give their feeling on snow after Vancouver has unveiled new snow mobiles specifically for bike lanes (19:36). McDonald’s is about to launch a brand new chicken sandwich that will reportedly rival Chik-fil-a and Popeyes sandwiches (30:00). The gang gives their thoughts on Martin Scorsese’ newest film “The Irishman” (35:45). 

On this weeks episode the guys talk about shitting etiquette (01:10). A 1.2 million dollar spinning chandelier has been installed under the Granville Street Bridge (03:07). Elon Musk has unveiled the all new Tesla Cybertruck, the guys break it down (06:11). Ravi loves his new Airpods Pro (15:09). The gang discuss the impending Vancouver Bus Strike (18:15). There is a manhunt for a suspect in Toronto who has been randomly dumping buckets of fecal matter onto unsuspecting passerby’s (24:50). The Winnipeg Bluebombers have won the 107th Grey Cup (32:56). 

On this weeks episode the guys welcome back KJ! (01:07). The gang looks at the recent international student rumble that took place is Surrey and how it let to three students being deported (02:28). A Flair Airlines has come under fire this week for forcing a customer to clean up someone else’s blood on their table tray (07:54). A call centre in India has been shut down after it was found they were conducting fraud calls to Canadians posing as the CRA (11:29). Elizabeth Banks is blaming men for her latest film “Charlies Angels” flopping (14:01). Motorola has announced they’ll be releasing a revamped Motorola Razr (21:43). 

On this weeks episode Brendan and Ravi welcome nobody to the show and get to spend some real quality one on one time with each other (01:03). Don Cherry has been fired from “Coaches Corner” after 38 years for some inappropriate comments about immigrants (01:56). Drake prematurely ended a surprise set at The Camp Flog Gnaw Festival after the crowd turned on him (17:55). The guys look at the current transit strike in Vancouver and roast an alleged photo of a Translink break room (22:35). Canada’s first nap studio “Nap It Up” has opened in Toronto (26:47). The studio behind the new “Sonic The Hedgehog” movie has completely remade their version of Sonic after internet backlash over the character design earlier this year, the guys discuss if it was all just an elaborate publicity stunt (32:18). Disney has launched their highly anticipated streaming service Disney+ (35:37).