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Help! My Waymo Just Committed A Felony! | Not Today, Pal

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Jamie and Rob are back, arguing about whether they’d gamble away $900K for the thrill of the game and diving into your submissions about the most annoying habits of people you live with. From separate-bed marriages to banana-chewers, knock-knock coworkers, and obsessive hand-washing, nothing is safe. Plus: the Sandwich Wars escalate, self-driving cars get pulled over, Tanner takes over the soundboard, and the realities of parenting in a scary tech-filled world hit hard. Buckle up — chaos ahead.

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