đïž The Rich Dickman Show â Episode 298: âFlesh Toned Boaâ
This week on The Rich Dickman Show, Rem, Cody, Ray, and Randy unleash another round of unfiltered chaosâcovering everything from goat poop and hotel rage to AI Jesus art and morally bankrupt hypotheticals. Itâs dumb. Itâs brilliant. Itâs TRDS.
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Randy confesses that his wife impulse-bought a live goat at a swap meetâfor $125. It now lives in their house and poops "little pellets" that are âeasy to sweep.â Totally normal.
This spirals into his weight update: last week, 393.4 lbs. This week? 384.9âa big drop he credits to liquid shits. Heâs also moving forward with bariatric surgery, prompting the gang to brainstorm what to do with the future excess skin. A âflesh-toned boaâ is the frontrunner. Disgusting. Hilarious.
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Rem vents about being bait-and-switched by a Maryland hotel that advertised a tub but had a water-saving walk-in shower instead.
This leads to a passionate tirade about modern hotel failures, bath-time rituals, and somehow, climate change, water evaporation, and magnetic pole shifts. Yes, really.
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Randy drops a bombshell: the Mormon Church is worth $293 billion, easily dwarfing the Vaticanâs $15B.
The guys swap tales about Scientology mall recruiters and nearly getting thetans tested.
That segues into a unified rage session on spam calls, especially the solar panel grift. Spoiler: they hate you.
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Ray unleashes a legendary consumer rage segment, recounting his three-year battle with AT&T over a failed trade-in promo that cost him $2,400.
After 20 years of loyalty, he jumps to T-Mobile, gets better speeds instantly, and regrets only that he couldnât rage-quit in person.
They offered him $100 to stay. He laughed and walked out.
Verdict: âMoney-hungry goofballs.â
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Cody had an objectively better time:
Attended a Chinese zodiac-themed light show
Ate duck dumplings with bacon and cheese
Crushed a structurally sound food truck burger with loaded fries
Drank Kool-Aid with pineapple chunks out of a reusable pouch
Peak week unlocked.
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This weekâs candidates:
A student rescued twice from Mount Fuji
A woman who firebombed a Tesla dealership with Nazi graffiti
Antisemitic vandals targeting a historic synagogue in Philly
Winner: The Molotov-tossing Tesla hater. No contest.
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Ethics get chokeslammed as the boys debate lifeâs most deranged hypotheticals:
đŠ Lick or Click?
Let a lion lick steak sauce off your chest, or sit in a room for 10 minutes with a monkey holding a loaded gun?
Heads up: Lions hate sugar. Monkeys hate rules.
đ¶ Puppy Orphanage or Poverty Forever?
Destroy a puppy orphanage live on TV for $5M, or make minimum wage forever?
Take the money. Evacuate the pups. Rebuild it better.
đ” Hug Grandma, Lose Yourself?
Travel back in time to hug your dead grandma, but risk erasing your own existence.
Depends: Were her cookies worth the cosmic gamble?
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Dictator for a Day, Then Die?
Become Supreme Dictator for 24 hours and pass any lawsâbut youâre publicly executed at the end.
Loophole: Outlaw your own execution. Easy game.
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New game: Were these unhinged tweets written by Jules, Remâs former co-host?
Two tweets. Two rounds of debate. Zero answers
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