And we’re back! We talk about big dogs, slack-key guitar, smoking weed and going to hell, smoking DMT and meeting elves, pineapples, swingers, church boners, Father’s Day, Hondas, auras, gongs, invisible poop, this no kings nonsense, ballpark hotdogs, why are we talking about candy, Darnell’s Daily Dookie, Michael Jackson, and Flaming Hot Cheeto girls.
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