Should vegetables be available to purchase individually? A grocery store chain in the UK doesn't think so. Naturally, people got mad. Over here in the states, an old white guy sparks outrage for a potentially racist email. Guest Oni Francis helps us break it down.

We've reached 69 episodes, har har. This week, an episode that we actually recorded a few months back. We do something a little different- instead of the standard outrage topics, we break down what people are petitioning the government about.

This week, the hilarious Matt Maragno stops by and drops some knowledge on us about the history of Wonder Woman and we break down the outrage surrounding one of her sponsors. Meanwhile, down in New Zealand, a PlayBoy Playmate sparks outrage after a nude photo shoot atop a mountain.

The New York Post strikes again when it releases another article that angers the masses! Well, sort of. Also, a strange political costume arises online, and people are wondering whether or not it's racist. Guest Caitlin Ruppert helps us judge those stories, and more.

We cover a lot this episode with guest Sam Stevens- fingering classes, outrage at the airport, and the story of a boy who flew 2000 miles for life-saving surgery.

This week the boundless Bobby Haha joins us. We break down outrage in India over a bounty put on a politician's head, and outrage when Cosmo magazine puts out an article with the dumbest title ever.

Outrage in the UK when someone removes "Easter" from the title of an egg hunt, and outrage worldwide over that Pepsi ad that everyone seems to be talking about. Ben Rosenfeld helps us break it down, and he may or not have a website.

Outrage in Pennsylvania when a woman makes heels for babies, and some kids get kicked off of a flight for wearing leggings instead of pants. Also, Guest Casey Balsham forces us to tell stories about bad dates.

This week, the hilarious Matt Ruby stops in to talk about his new album "Hot Flashes," available everywhere you download stuff. He helps Phill and guest host Faisal break down outrage concerning an upcoming film, and a just recently passed terror attack.

After murdering his girlfriend and serving part of a prison sentence, a soccer player in Brazil is signed to a new contract. Meanwhile, on the internet, more movie outrage when Wonder Woman is shown with shaved armpits. Melissa Diaz joins us to break it all down.