Ep307 - You Gonna Eat That Crust?
Three guys who became cool their senior year of high school talk about how cool they still are over 20 years later. Learn all about how taking drugs makes you popular as well as specific stats about music festivals. Vinnie Paulino joins us to discuss...
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Episode 307 · April 17, 2022
Ep307 - You Gonna Eat That Crust?
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Three guys who became cool their senior year of high school talk about how cool they still are over 20 years later. Learn all about how taking drugs makes you popular as well as specific stats about music festivals.
Vinnie Paulino joins us to discuss drunk druggies trying to podcast. Then we check out Howard Stern's hilarious interview with the always-funny Amy Schumer. Also, Shuli joins the show to hear the latest shit talking from Stuttering John as well as get some merchandise ideas from Monique of Radio Gunk. After that, we crown a winner in the Opie song parody contest, the "ladies" from Mom Swipes Left take a swipe at us, and a potato with hurt feelings tells us that we're big meanies.
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