A self-proclaimed fun neighbor fishes for kids with fruit snacks and one  dollar bills. DON'T CALL THE COPS. A contractor kinda-sorta grifts a  woman out of $21,000, leading to an extensive discussion about  contractor stereotypes. And government figures respond to a bad April Fool's Day joke with the punchline of the joke.

A  drunken woman takes the St. George airport by storm and gets so mad she  throws away her own shoes. Dinosaur thieves in Ogden commit the perfect  heist....until they use Snapchat. And a thief in Utah County can't stop  robbing Target and Home Depot, even after being caught.

Get Gephardt is acknowledged as an international star who literally shapes  the laws of the United States. A mystery meat is left on the doorstep of  two Layton men and experts agree it wasn't a cow heart. Meg explains  the connection between love and diarrhea — Chris prays for both. A  Craigslist excursion predictably ends in jail. A debate ensues over  whether Little Caesar's is putting candy or pills in their pizza. Last  but not least, Meg and Chris end with a plea: STOP FLUSHING THINGS DOWN  THE TOILET.

New  developments surface in the case of dead-freezer-guy, who left a  notarized note hanging his mom out to dry. A different high profile case  is ending with a husband-wife lewdness charge as Utah tries once again  to imprison the nipple. A West Valley man bites his brother before being  bitten by a police dog. And toilet paper is stolen from the police as  Coronavirus mayhem continues.

A  Cache County woman senses her firing and calls in a bomb threat to her workplace. An Alpine mom calls the cops because she needs baby formula. A Salt Lake divorce attorney pays for marriages. And couples get engaged  in a wide variety of places, including Scheels and Burger King.

In  stunning news, Get Gephardt leaves KUTV and joins KSL. Chris and Meg  rejoice by calling 911 in Get's honor. They also discuss a 32-year-old  who stole a longboard because his mom wouldn't give him any money. And a  new "Toilets Are Not Trash Cans" campaign births the world's greatest  idea: a bidet with the faces of Chris and Meg.

A  man comes up with the perfect scam involving mice and hamsters, but  botches the execution. Another man evades the law for 11 years before  getting caught riding a lawn mower. And a drug party is advertised on  social media where one participant ends up in the garbage.

Delta  Airlines is so concerned with customer service they're building robots  to serve you almonds. Or something like that. A Saratoga Springs man  built a bulletproof stormtrooper outfit and it's not very comfortable,  though it will definitely protect you from bullets. And a Salt Lake City  man goes to incredible lengths for a 711 donut.

A  Springville man implanted chips in his hands so you know he has a Tesla. And also to impress people with a magic banana trick. Seems worth  it! A Roy man takes his trash out and ends up with buckshot in his  belly. The bright side: the man who shot him didn't know the gun was  loaded. The down side: the man who shot him shot him. And a West Jordan movie party goes off the rails when one viewer reenacts his favorite  werewolf flicks.

This Is The Place delivers wide-ranging, rarely serious commentary on Utah "news." Hosted by Meg Walter and Chris Rawle, This Is The Place examines Utah-centric stories that range from inspiring and relevant to completely bonkers.

In episode 53, Chris and Meg discuss a pumpkin soiree, an Utah man head butting a flight attendant, and a neighbor purposefully driving his car into the next door's living room.