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Patreon.com/ReedsRanch. Presented by John Runyan with Farm Bureau.The conversation covers various topics including life in Texas, interesting Uber riders, Trump's statement about a potential 'bloodbath', concerns about gun violence during the election, claims of a stolen election, the desire to save the country, uncertainty about the future, encounters with different people, appreciation for chubby Latino women, encounters with boring Uber riders, and the idea that anyone can be an open mic. The conversation also includes a story about helping a single mom.

In this episode, Jon and Cody discuss their upcoming trip to Detroit and their favorite Detroit artists. They also talk about their expectations for the basketball games and the possibility of winning both games. They share a funny conversation they had at a Texas bar and discuss the importance of celebrating an ugly win. Cody shares an encounter he had with a gas station attendant and confesses his germaphobe tendencies. In this part of the conversation, Cody discusses different priorities in his life and observes firemen washing their ladders. He also shares his experiences with drunk passengers and his favorite questions to be asked. The conversation then shifts to topics like Benghazi, favorite song titles, and Midwestern cities. They also discuss a sexual misconduct lawsuit settlement and a haunted brothel. The conversation concludes with a mention of KFC's new pizza. In this conversation, Jon and Cody discuss various topics ranging from fast food evolution to the disappearance of Radley Strain. They talk about the marketing strategies of fast food chains like KFC and the impact of expansive menus on the quality of food. The conversation also touches on the controversy surrounding Metallica and Napster, as well as the nostalgia for early file-sharing platforms. They also discuss unusual food products like purple and green ketchup. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the anticipation and excitement of attending sporting events.