It was only a matter of time before someone made a school shooter video game. We talk about that, cheerleaders getting fired, and why sales tax is annoying with the hilarious Napoleon Emill.

An international episode this week, as cheese makers in France are outraged over new packaging rules, and religious people in Egypt are mad that one of their most renowned religious icons appears in an ad for chicken. Francesca Day drops in to assist with rulings this week.

Katharyn Henson stops by to educate Sandip on how smelly vaginas can be. Outrage stories this week include a group of 8th grade students who angered their parents over offensive superlatives, and some fat people in England who got mad because they were charged more for clothing.

When an ad looking for naked cleaners appears on a government job website in the UK, people get outrage. Meanwhile in the states, a guy in Minnesota hangs what appear to be black puppets from his front porch... but it turns out he's not actually racist. Nicholle Kun drops by to discuss these things, as well as her frustration with loud construction.

Outrage in Brazil when a doll gets a butt lift, and in Saudi Arabia when a bunch of wholesome men accidentally see a scantily clad woman on a big screen. Also, guest Maddy Smith joins us to profess her love for cupcakes.

The prom episode! This week, two stories, both having to do with outrage over prom-related misadventures. First, a clueless white kid in Florida asks his girlfriend to prom with a pretty absurd pun. Next, former NFL kicker Jay Freely angers the twitterverse with a picture of him holding a gun next to his daughter and her prom date. The hilarious Ken Boyd joins us to discuss.

A clothing company promotes their brand with a questionable hashtag, and a scientist develops a euthanasia capsule. Also, we give an update on the fate of the guy who trained his to dog to be an anti-semite. The hilarious and crippled Chris Crespo joins us to discuss.

A beer ad sparks outrage for racial insensitivity, and a group of children wear blackface masks for a school assembly. Luckily, we have a black friend to help us make sense of it in Derrick Thompson.

The guy from the Bachelor TV show that everyone hates drops an april fools joke on twitter, and the masses are outraged! Meanwhile in Asia, a group of religious students run a gay conversion contest. The very funny and very gay Justin Zirilli joins us to discuss, and to classify us in the gay community.

An episode of international outrage! A school locks up its toilet paper in an effort to catch a mysterious prankster. Meanwhile in China, a very unfortunate wording for a shoe ad. Brooke Arnold joins us to decide what's fake outrage and what's not.