Buckle up, because this week’s lounge chaos is all over the damn map. The guys dive into truck stop rivalries (Love’s vs. Pilot), casino mishaps, dune crashes, and crime stories straight outta Chicago and the Deep South. Special guest Pauly joins in with wild East Bay tales, while Michael, Roy, and Gerrin swap stories about burning pallets, camping disasters, handicapped parking rants, and QR-code scams gone wrong.
It doesn’t stop there—things get weird with drug conspiracies, SpongeBob theories, Native tribe politics, cockfighting, and even a secret code for strawberry shortcake. Oh, and of course, plenty of cigars, whiskey, and unfiltered laughs along the way.
If you love podcasts that feel like hanging out in a cigar lounge with friends who say what everyone else won’t, this episode is for you. Raw, reckless, and real—exactly how we like it.
🎙️ 3 Guys and Sometimes Bob is proudly sponsored by The Cigar Cave and Steam Distillery.
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