there aren't many jokes in this bad boy, and we're sorry for that. we're trying to make them, because the world is garbage and we're terrified. but we do have a few good minutes, in here! some good, good jokes. so, maybe you can sift through the garbage and find some gold. we discuss a weird encounter bee had at work, dogs, and also, the debatable corporeality of mr. todd. we also establish a hot new twitter campaign. and, we only mention rachel, like, once the entire episode! be proud, listeners, be proud.
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here are some local organizations in charlottesville that you can donate to, if you wanna help out marginalized communities there:
jefferson school african american heritage center
congregation beth israel, a local synagogue
and hey, if you're interested, please tweet about us and/or leave a review on itunes! we don't pay to advertise, and we love knowing that this goofy show of ours is being listened to. if you like this show, and want more folks to hear about us, word of mouth is its best bet!
we love you lots. thanks for bearing with us.
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