Welcome back, Tokers! This episode we recorded on Memorial Day, so we discussed the HBO show Band of Brothers and WW2 horror movies. Got asked the question, "Which war would you rather have fought in Vietnam or WW2?" Both are terrible choices. We talk about some Presidential bone spurs and what could've been the greatest soldier ever!😉 We talked about the Final Destination movies and how 3 may be a perfect time capsule of the mid-'00s. A lot is packed into this episode and we finish it up discussing recent news from the Diddy Trial. Crazy stuff going down! Whatever you do...DON'T EAT A DIDDY DDAWG! We hope you enjoy the episode and as always: THIS POTCAST IS MEANT TO BE ENJOYED UNDER HEAVY INFLUENCE OF THC! ☁️✌🏽😎☁️ THANK YOU!! #MemorialDay #Bandofbrothers #President #BoneSpurs #FinalDestination #JawsOfLife #DiddyTrial #DiddyDDawgs #The2Time #AwardWinning #4TwentyFriendly #Comedy #Podcast #TokeSignalsPodcast #KeepThemDokesClean #Peace
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